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, 1861-07-11

NEW YORK, July 10.-,F1orR-openeda slade
ket closed quiet at about yesterdays prices Sales
ste 81 s5@9 sRo . Sesteta sgR a's 60 e
mid ex western, $4.55@4.55 ship brands +: b. Ohio
$4so@s trade brards. Canada aoura @ little aetiye "
but prices ,unehanEed. Sales 1900 btls at $49'
ing in email parcels At t. 5o@3.e0. Corn meal
quiet. Sales $50 bIls Brandyw1ne at $50
WH1skr-A shade easier. Sales 50 brls at lax
GKAr-Wheat in fair export demand, and the
market may be quoted shade frmer, but the ad.
vance IN f1eights materially changed the upward
at 6e@e5e: i, COO bu northwestern club at
5000 bu Racine spring at s7@9lc; 59 0o0 bu Nil
YANKEE club Al. 75@eae; Is, 400 bu amber 1owa At
i.l0; 1osoo ba white western at f1.15@t- 90; s. 500
vhite Kentucky at $1,25. Rye steady. Sales M
Barley quiet. Sales 1000 bu two--rowed state. At
sc. Corn opened firm, and closed stesdy. Sales
$500 bu at 3S@4ac Tor inferior to common new
45c for old do. Oats IN moderate request at 25@sc
for western and Canadian as@soc for state:
may be anotea ,s3 shsde tmer
meas; $1o@10e5 for prime; $1s for clear: Beet
country prime; $s5s@6 do mess: {s0io fepaeked
eontmnes 1 Hel1l dull and nominal. cut meats heavy
snd lower. salcs go packages At 4@@5Ac fol
shoulders; 5A06H for hams. Lard continues
dull Sa1es 100 brls at e@9c- Butter selling At
T@11c for Ohio; 7114c for state. Cheese In mod
crate request at af}6Nc, as in quality.
GtocER1E-Cofee etfll rules very firm sales
coo bags Rio at 11114c; 100 bags Naricabo at 15c
800 bags Lagrana at 14@16Hc; latter price fot
coed. Sugar-1aN continues hrmer: sales 1857
bids cuba1at 4A@6c; 169 hhds Porto Rico at *
@7c.
sTecKe--Easier and less actlye. Ch &RIs6;
c & T 25A; G It 64H Erie a3. q 80; n Yes;
Hudson q g terip 66S; 4 : =, =; n RIsE B;
Tenn 4sH Treasury 1Os 102; Cal Il Is; U Is 81,
Registered SIN, do Coupons 88A.
BUFFALO, Jqly 1%0.-F1ogE-ssteady % and in fail
GnAS-Wheat. nothing Of Importance doing
Sales Is 900 bu No. Chicago spring at T3; 1000 bu
Kensshl club at Is. Corn steady. Sales Is, 600 hu
at31.
CANAL FRK1uHrs-Ffrme1- Boata ecarce.
LAKK IMPORTS $500 brle flour. q, 900 bu wheat
6O.Oe0 bn corn, 1000 bu TIE.
CArAI ExPoRTs-150b br1s do1r, &, GOO bu whe3t
5000 bu corn, 1900 hu Eye.
OsWEGO, July 10-F1ouR-steadya At a 10 fol
QaA1x-Wheat held generslly above the views
Of buyers with fair milling demand Sales
5000 bus Chicago spring at ~, and 3o0o out
northwestern club on private terms. Corn ane
ctker grains quiet.
CAN41, 1,FKEJqH-s-Urchanged; -four a3c, Waes
&c, ccrn 7@74e to new York. :
| LAKE lMppHre-116e hrlB an1f, "a 800 bri
wheat, q 900 hns core: ?,7oo brs rye. -
wheat, II, no has corn. 100 bCB bailey. 54oo t1:
rye.
, 1861-07-11

Epr1cuTs Ts-Dnn and .<m1c 1ower. The en-. |
,soa1nanta war. a. fn,in@a..&To KfngstoR. Schr
ERa]nh Eamnhei, wSeet m nriyate terms. 70 |
Rndai, SrR,s SAINTS smith and Arctic. corn. at
X. nron MnhsWk Wheat. IN n. t.: two standard |
ossepps cnrn 81 1,"r echr Ni1d Rnser harev
sssse's' y, Ec e'en' al 72ss' seA LIZ 1'0 ''''''
a. n -Receix.ed ee,o hills: shinned nv lake.
1efa hhia Ns,Eet a3ranced s Sc Sal,s a51 hbis |
i Eomns; choIee anTin@ eItra at "a so del: lo3
t sbs t ;1;a - cno1Se @ 1tra eda ~ & a d
IKE bh1s rnstna = a+fsntirT cooi eTtra NJ Il n
53 5uie tnn I'll, - n. 1nas s" ~ "a En al az
sS, w. ~ u 9 - - ~ ~ hh1s ssPncE ata.s
fa;r nGn a. q a. 81 m hhs nacntah. i'm
hho Wacnnsta ana ~: bh1s fair cTtra at
9os ,o @ 4 dno ~ Do,s 1s;te ,a W;nfe4 sxtro
Esi, ~ NV and narf IA c7nn, at * * dc1
aWHEATHReceiyed. Mai69 ba: shipped. It, 200
9a IN h y rinh h au atpre a SC bu Do st
fsc. I'M In NJ Snrtnv in store at 65c: .NO bu
A. ~ Gscrnfds fk hi dn at ES16c: 5IO In do 1t
a. GSEcocold: 10'Do bu do at GSc: 1000 bu do at
SsIc- 81 5rn In M At 67c: -9o0 bn No Spring in
e,rre at f1c nm bn do at 6lkc: 10 0o0 bu do at
@ &c: 500 q; hn S Do at 6sIc; sos bn 0 DO Ut 6ss5c
eoohn Reipcte1 IN store nj 47c 503 bu do at 4sc
'0 Sales a s. ssmn,e M were: 20 bu new Red {abont
snsi Sans o ~ snrine At Sac t1sck 6ses
faif 4 Gac On track:
~ r6RN~Reeeired. 1oot05 bu: shipped. 1Y7, ,465
bn Msrlet sctiTe and % Ec hfsher. Ss1es. IL 0m
m pn n;i1s RiTa1 aea'S Mined a aoat Is bu
eh.{ee High Mixed Carai at sc aloat; 5000 bu
EiySr M;Eed At sixc afloat: O. Cd bu do at alkc
E m I'm 1',' do At a4xc o b: 17.oo0 bu do at
, 1861-07-11
MARKETS BIZ THE LATEST MAILS.

Bnsrox F,orn M.pvr-Jnly Y.-The Bogton
past renorta tba r,,rtet a. follows.
The receipts since yesterday have been s76a brls.
The market continues dali. Sales OF western su-
p11 H *E tansy ns i Sonthern II anief
Small sales Of Common and fancy at 90 00@s.25 !;
extra S6.75@7.50; superior 81 7sosa9-D = Dbl.
PHILADELPHIA FLOUR AARKET-9uty 8.-Ihe
Ao7th american reviews the market as follows:
There It no demand for export. and the sales are
, 1861-07-11


MONEY MATTERS IN MnwAuKEE,-The sentine,
Of this morning contains the following review Of
the money matket:-
To-day, two more Of the ten banks recently dis
credited, to-wit: the La Crosse County Bank, aud
committee to make good their securities, were put
on the curreAt list. These two banks we also un-
deratAnd have opened their doors and resumed
business. Three of these banks have already
number viii be considerably augmented within
the next few daye. The notes of the Bank Of
Green Bay were taken at all the banks Of the city
today, including the Farmers & 3lilIers..
Exchange continues eeasce and rates irregular.
ranging from 10 to per cent,
MICHIGAN STATE LoAH.-The Detroit 1drertiser
Of yesterday contains the following particulars:
The proposals for the $50O,000 State loan were
opened to-day at the office Of the State Treasurer
bids covering nearly $225, 900 Of The loan. The
average Of the bids was about IS. The Governor
arrived In town this evening, when on consulta-
tfon, it was determined to accept nothing under
for disposal at private sale. It Ia believed that
there will be difficulty In selling tie balance at
this figure.
THE BASKs OF MAsEAcHusETTs.-Thef following
statement Elbows the average condition Of the
banks in Massachusetts, out Of Boston, for four
weeks ending June 2sth: Capital stock, s2s962,-
bank g. Is, ,873; balances In other banks payable
On demand, s5014,044; total amount due from
other banks, $5,4s4 819; deposits $soo2 $751; circu
lation, $13,02s.13 total amount due to otaer
banks, $399,629
DumERD.-The Bank Of the State Of Missouri
has declared dividend Of three per cent.
, 1861-07-11

CIRCUIT oouRT or COOK oouNrY-KKroBE HON
.,t' HEoRGK NANlxHgx.

CIRCUIT oouR7 or COOK oousrr-xxrosx HOW.
=. GEORGE 1Aa1kRa1.
~ - ,1-r,,, ,,,,, Ju11 10th. >.
Jasper ct a.. Judgment By default; dsht 9s50:
damsgee $119 ~ Judgment to be estis1ed on
payment & Of damages:
worth, and 1446 Augustus Boyden ys. same. Rule
70 pisaa extended until the drst day Of next term.
No. 1t4b-Benjamin r. Thomas w. Franklin Y.
Chamberlain ct al. Motion by defendant for dis
nissal % for want of hI1l Of particulars. Time to
pSssa e1tsnds s9ssu. antt TRR,faay R,dfy morning.
Time 70 plead extended untii Friday NOR morning. '
No: ee3--Aeher Carter vs. John b: Cline no
a92 By aele1dant for apRo5tionme1t of eoes
Settled and dismisscd at defcndant's cost.
No. asl-Gonrad aeweke vs; Fredde singelke
= ~sslffsSat n George rlesAman ct
- No: sS sis-Jehn Daily vs.. Horatio B. pinkaam.
Verdict Tor plaintiff; damages $58 At. Motion for
~. D. i.z7sEpsyid senton v.. John Barker ct, al,
No Mea ~ eqsehs aaa ~ ~ co,la1 Mark No.
tion for continuance on affidavit.
No. 6o6--City Of Chtcagtvs. Elizabeth Uhlich.
mo. 1,6se-Richa1d s. Bumans Is. Michel Mcr
Guire. Default and Judgment for $175.
No. sD|ohn carathers rs. Lewis P. Hill. Dis
st hesa sSs for 14 o.
- ~A*ANAaN
Continued By agreement.
No. s4o-0wen billiard rs. William G. Co1ston,
garnishee Of Henry Dow. Motion by defendants to
No Christopher sohle yp Christian Waite
nath. Reinstated dy agreement:
No: ea3-David P. Morgan vs. Frederic Haskell,
ct. al. Jury out.
m CHAEcENY-cInCUIT COURT.
No. 80 Luther Stone vs.. Charles G. Prussiug,
Ct al. Decree for complainant.
No: 407-Wtlltam B. Ogden, ct. al, rs. Sophia
B, Neweomh, ct. al Default and bill taken as
Elizabeth and Isaac B. Neweomb, and Sarah s.
Beebe, and referred to master for proof,
Perenptory call commences tomorrow at No.
SUPERIOR couRr or cH1cAGo--TR1AL p1r1s1oN BE-
FORE JUDGE HIGGINS.
People ex. rel. John B. Ackley rs. A. G. Hes
sing, Sheriff, &c. Arguments Of counsel heard
and order entered to discharge the relator from
custody Of Sheriff, and the process stand as cum
mone IN the original suit
IN CHAMBER BEFORE JUDGE WILSON.
No. Ge1l-William Little ct q, y. William $.
r. .s + s. + t. Woe + CO. saRs Ts o5sE josiah
L. Loonnfs, et- al. Order rednctog anount of orig
inal Judgment by the sum Of $a53.46.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couHT-BEroRE JUDGE
DRrXMONp.
Nos. 446 and 447-Continued. .....
No. T21-Judgmcnt vacated. Case reinstated
NO. S59-U1sm1see4 Gy pta1nIln.
No. k53-Dismissed at plaintff' Is costs.
No. discontinued by agreement.
No. 247--Continued by agreement to December
term.
No. SO {Chy. Judgment against Churchill.
No. AS {Chy. -InjunctioD ordered.
No. 450-Ipjunetion ordered.
No. 5io-piemiszed by agreement at plaintiff s
costs.
No. 633a3-Judgment s., ,05299.
No H-0n trial Jury out.
No, T63-Continued to December term.
M. f76--Iu6pTDent nv Htfnu[Attnn.
No. 718-Dlsmfseed at Plaintiff 3 cost.
No. 6ss-Default. Damages assessed BY clerk.
No. 6s6-Default. Damages assessed by clerk.
No, 45l-{Chy) Injunction granted.
No. 397-Continued to next tenn.
, 1861-07-11

lkQuEsT-Yesterdsy afternoon the Coroner
held an inquest at Jordan's, undertaken, OF
South Clark street, On the body Of the missing
man Wolf, who was lost by drowning from
The Illinois Central railroad breakwater last
s11day morning. His body was found yester-
day afternoon 1t half past fire o'clock, float
drg in tie Ike. 1t ia supposed that he fell
into the lake whilst in fit, as he WIS subject
t. fits. The verdict WAS Accidentally drowned.
Deceased leaves wife
, 1861-07-11
MICHIGAN STATE LoAN.-The Detroit 4drertiser
Of Yesterday contains the following narticnlara.


Below will be found the ecmiannual report Of
the Auditor Of the State Of Indiana, showing the
securities and circulation Of the banks Of that
State, operating under the free banking Law.
From & perusa1 Of the statement 1t will be seen
that our recent structures concerning the circula-
tion Of them In this community were correct The
banks are based largely on Southern State Stocks,
and they are nothing more nor less than ''Stump-
tail.' II our readers hare any doubts on the sub
ject, let them cast there eyes to the foot of the
statement, where they Will find a list Of 2s sus-
pended banAs some OF which are worth only SOC
en- the dollar -
, 1861-07-11

" ANTED.-I wish to hire
w Email Fn9ois1ed House Ia pleasant location.
ADDRESS AZ" T.ibrne Of1ce. stating location and
ttfua, iYlQI9t
, 1861-07-11

| MONEY MATTERS IN MILwAuKEE,-The Sentinel
Of this morning contains the following review Of
| the money market
, 1861-07-11

$18 0o@1809 bz1, cash ana mos Beef is in |
moderate demand. Sales Of eastern and western |
and sss 11a mos fsrd i du sss: n SSls 4 sioc
ssnR ass S9s 4 sx Fl e. 2s @o. Hams are
MILWAUKEE MAnKsrs-Ju 9-Recetved, aQ,6O8 |
bu wheat, 1871 brls dour. The Sentinel Of this |
morning saJs:
The market continued firm during the forenoon,
prices advancing to 70c for No Z and 90: for No
towards noon, and about 10ooG bushels changed
baa 5sx bayers sSsss ~ns to
reucy, and the only sale reported during the Board
b1 No at esf 5o 81 the
given up fhe idea Of doing. anything under the
feeling No. ssles q tss;,E Esp9Ied Cd
Sea Ell NoSng dSg l.
grain freight, and rates merely nominal.
PROVISIONS N BA171xoRE.-The Patriot Of the
Tie market is dull at Cur last quotations. Pork
e1s@is. and ar ramp $121ia 30. Bulk Meat3Sshoul-
ders and sides are held nominally at 5@7c, and
fs1p n5s < of Shoulders ana
sides; hams We quote at 9912c p ID. Lard-We
hear Of no sales; western in orla and tierces we
quets at g slty rendered ss@s&e' and refined at
Wool At Mu.wAUKEE.-The Wisconsin quotes
the market almost nominal 1t the following quota
tisns: Good native to Y blood, 20@23c; X to y
blood, es@25c; u to full blood, 2502sc. The usua
dIeeount Of ne-third Is madc on unwashed fleece
OCEAN FRE1GHTs At NEW YoRK-July 9.-There
wae 8 general advance In rates, with considerable
activity In the shipment of brea9stufs to Great
bsss sd sP@eht % ss shps shpps
5ass 500 b1ls fonr at 2s6d; 1s0 6Sla wheat at S.
TO London-44,000 bu wheat at s5<@11d, tn ships
--I9 eco bu wheat at to4d4 in ships bags; 10 brls
lard st aa:6d. To Antwerp--70M bu wheat at9Kd
In ships bags. To Havre-12,000 bu wheat at 1Sc,
in shippers bags, and 5000 bu do by foreign veg
bark Rocket, with 16 o00 bu wheat. and the British
brig agile, with s,c00 bu. at 111<d. In bulk. To
Bangof-A schooner with -four. at 1Gc; another
corr, 1t sxc., To three ports On the Penobscot-A
Worid.
The Wheat Crop In Minnesota
4 gentleman from the central part Of this coun-
ty, in Utica. informs that an Insect has appear
is belie7cd to be the army worm, and that its
numbers are quite large. As we can hear,
after general inquiry, no similar complaints from
beief thst the insect in question Is some o other
than the army worm, whose operations on the
growing crop would very soon make themselves
With regard to the effect of The dTouth on Tie
tell Is that At The ssnE L snof
and 5sf9SseE as compared Kit wt5 former
e1s say that the head aa well as the stalk is diuin
utiye, and that the yield Will necessarily be much
| less than that Of lat year. We presume that
fact that in some localities the drouth las been zen
| greater than In others, and that here the wheat
! crop is less Aourlshing There can be but little
unless come cause now unforeseen should arise
| to prevent-wil1 be fully up to the Western aver
age, although 1t may be less thnn that Of Nnneso-
| ta in past years.-1Vinona Republican, 9Th.
, 1861-07-11
MONETARY.

=: WxnaEaDAr Evening, July 10. 1861.
The buoyancy in the grain market has impaired
to monetary matters more activity. The supply
OF Eastern and Canadian currency is dai1y On the
increase-1arge packages being sent hither with
every order for breadstufs. So far, however, az
disconntfng time bills are concerned; the bankers
are yet doing nothing, and our merchants find the
banks only useful as warehouses for their funds.
Eastern exchange is in good supply aud se1ls at
par to Il per cent. prem. for currency, and 4@I
per cent. discount for gold.
The demand for gold by produce dealers is less
urgent, and nearly all the transactions made on
Change are for good Eastern, Indiana, iowa or
Canadian currency. Montreal City Bank bills are
freely taken at par; but the bills OF the Bank Of
Upper Canada suffer discount Of per cent. If
this Bank desires q Western circulation, 1t muet
make permanent arrangement with come respou-
t1ble party here to redeem theis issues at the same
rates as other Canadian and good Eastern bills,
Its connection with the Grand Trunk Railway and
other speculative operations damage their credit
here, and till something like the foregoing IL done
the bills will constantly be forced home for re.
demptfon. Pennsylvania and Free Indians cur
rency sells at a discount Of 5per cent, and the
Ellis are generally refused By the business public
In another part Of today's paper we pnbli.h
statement Of the securities and circulation Of In
diana stumptail''
We referred yesterday to the stagnatton in the
lumber trade, and Of the transfer Of the stock Of
two Of the heaviest firms in the city, To-
day we1earn thatthe New York Lumber Company
has made an assignment. The assignees Of Nj.
Lind, sewerage commissioner, are Messrs. VIM.
Osborne and D. J. Lake.
Now that Chicago is commencing anew IN the
, 1861-07-11

Al English miller, writing to the Aark Lane
Express. eays that, according to his experience,
California wheat is not useable at all, as 1t spois
the English wheat mixed with 1t by its strong
tastr aud emellt'
, 1861-07-11
AzUal ADVERTISEMENTS.

cNI,Y,el, CAIr7 M.
nf Ao1 EfEC EALG.7ctnte OF ILL
iFI ne H. Conntv nf t,ooe s s-cun~ro- t.ouyt n
ae p3ee S a,. ,ann =, h.ta
d;H-B,li 10 Forec!osc MoTtsa;- " o'''>""
f.nhli nnttr ~ trrpbr ~frSc fh,t I, ,r-trance ~
nccretj Drtter en ter ID n 10 ahnr, nrte csn.s Cd
thr sesnn1 SaT or inlT a II is,; + rs SCOT Is
FtIl se - pabe arct,cn To- te hiShess b.Idsr 7os
sas 9g PEI tae ia Ih fron " tsst d.L
At he ooIta door Of ,h cnurt I1onte II cok County
cartajn ni.cs. ~ ns1ei. ~ fand IN sail decr.a a.
ssFioea ~ !9iu1ff r 4sen
r.nhn- @ Tonr IN n Toxnari+ nnnhrr thjrt %AVse
, 1861-07-11

Drum AAJoE-John Riley has been ap-
POINTED Drum Aejcr of the 10Th Regiment.
He was formerly Of the Great Union Band Of
(ticsgc. Higgins, the music seller, on Clark
.;,eet, las presented him with a pair Of silver
ncn1ted drum sticks. Riley, now Nevins is
awsy, is The champion drummer Of the State.
, 1861-07-11

w ANTED-An elegant suite Of
~ Rooms Bath1oon Bedroom and Pa:lor> to
Thl1d avenue date Eotna Placel No other bo1rae1s
Te1ms to desirable parties will be moderate. r O.
BOX ~. Chicago. IL jySY1w
, 1861-07-11

T, tia c!ty On Wednesday evening. 1ott instant,
CQURTLANO a. fnfact son of 6zaua 8, and Helen
ii. HaAey,
Eu7e e.sl tlfs afteruoo, At O'Clock fro eoptawsas
co Ter OF KAtGv and Warren stseHs.
e. Ec. York aad Albaag psler4 rloase COPY.
, 1861-07-11

Company B, Home Guards, meet for special
drill on Thursday evening, July 11th, at West
Market Hall, at X o'clock. An experienced drill
man will be in attendance, and any one that woald
like to meet with us and practice the manual Of
arms are invited to do 80, aud join II they chose.
Per order Of the CAPTAIN.
, 1861-07-11
AMantka.

" ANTED-Three or four active
W energetic Bn.1nes. Men. who have experience
hsve not the aboye quanteaaons Liberal Ht1!ducs
ments aEe offered Address "a. G. H." Boz Els
Peoria, Ill. tYi9xI1
, 1861-07-11

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 10, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipmonts for
the past twenty-four hours:
RECEIPTS LAsr rWKETY-FnuR HOURS.
Flour, Whit, OoEn7 Oats, Rye, Bar
h1IB. bu. bu. hu. bp, hu.
, 1861-07-11

. ANTED-A Cottage House,
w twenty or twepty two feet 'front.', with three or
four square rooms two Or three good bedrooms With
On the South Side, ucrth OF Twelfth street leaned
lot Lease to Eve to ten years. Onehalf or more
pufchase money Pad down, balance In elx or eTsITe
roeths- Adcreas P O. Boz 3I9. ty6xlw
, 1861-07-11

pILLIARDS.-Wanted to p1lr-
IL chase or rent good Second Hand Table. Ad-
dress P. O Boz 81 ., stating terms. Dc. iylo13t
, 1861-07-11

WI sell the stock
w and fixtures OF Confectionery and Fruit
Store IN ot he best Chicaso and 90
s1sil cash capital who gtve his aItenuon to the
bVeEe.s, a8 the present owner Is engaged In other
and cannot gtYeft proper attention Address
r G Hor E0I9, tyt1rfw
, 1861-07-11

lata{. ~ 41o
The ordinary consumption Of coffee In the
United States is from 10000 to $1,000 tons every
SIX months, 20 that there WAS on the tst Of July
a stock on hand equivalent to about two months
cons sumption. .....,
M1O &c. The foweet price was in October, 1855
5AaGszc, and the highest was in August, 1860,
l5115Ec.-N 7. ECeRing Post.
, 1861-07-11

TIE WKArHra:-Yesterday was cooler, the
effect Of tie recent showers. Everybody Was
x;,iycn into Koolen suits.
, 1861-07-11
Lost.


AFA AN MISSING.-Benja F.
lV& Brewer {ot our 1znl, 1eft Boston juno tth for
- He tas not been heard from. and it is thought
that he Is sck that tona aecda: has happened to
cid carl complexion, ha1f and n5es: vhlskes long
aad d1lk: dressed II hiue.aa grey coat and pants;
eoft felt hat Had black car ct bag Any Informs
don that wil1 LEAD to hs dEecvery Win be Iber.ll
wazded BY CLARK BREWER sOEB, II South Aar-
Eet street. Boston, jy3Ke5st
, 1861-07-11

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
i James G. Maclay aad Margaret :faelay, his wife.
id execate AID dellssr unto hhwayd II. Arnold, =
Trustee, DC. Gtej 0! tFu.t dated March =. A. 2.
IN look ~ OF deeds page 20, in and by woI2a said
Arrcld as trnst:e tbs f.i5-:h dessr1oe1 rr:nises
II the county o( Coos aad SIte Of llnc!s, Ns: tho
a9 W z 5 e: H e, e e It & q inh set Is
ing ffet ClafE ssre.t BY eighty re: dep
[sat premises being kutJecrto certain enennbrance
tan bora bearing eTen date vita eaia decd for thres
thousand dollars IL ten ysaEs vita iatnFesstt
ten per cen. per sanum paya!ie sen. annaa5I es14
l. tHat i dtf,als slod &c t1de 10 sse 9aynento of ny
she4eef + re- soeld rcaa a rs unpaid ar .pees q
thirty days After the same shopld become due And
able then the sa Tita ~ ad r. .. u
ese and snd nat +
81 n s. Stn ! ai7
tsersoi according DC tenor and eas:t tnetsof
the performance Ct any Of the c7yennt8 u said deco
on APT location Of the legal holder Of zad bond Or NJ
coupons thereto attached, said Arnold or hls lsx4
EspfsMntauyes or attorney should sell saul pfeo'e'
Now, there6ors. desut having been ads II re p.y,
| Is e. eSaPaR ~ &c 1a
nfy dollars; and he md ho!asf oogoon q haT
III s55;4s $Ss IL
saanea X I'd s. 1ne 3oa L. ;did ID, d.
coIt4tned the s It he hour Of tTelva
eEd,y aoon Aaxu's & 1;sh Ia aay norm door az
Sassa sfa r. re Rssa q
~ ss ne taatt7 Of redemption Of said Jse4 g.
Nselay and NafsaEFsb5 " H ARNOLD. rra1tea
~-, T. r1aarT 6otra. ]ete2Aoea
, 1861-07-11
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. D...........Jnly10 -
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River, 100 m lumber
Prop Neptuns, Newman, Buffalo, 10 hhds sugar,
a3 pkgs merehsndize.
Prop sun, Jones, aodetich.
Bark Nichols, Graves, Buffalo,
Sebr Maine, Stevens, Mepom1uee, lao N lumber.
schr Clipper City, Landon, Traverse Bay, 100 eds
Brig u i Standard Bowman, BuHa1o.
B1ig Mechanic, March, Baf1alo.
Br1g Grsss, Moore, Buffalo, 2oo tors @ coal cosl. IT,.
Schf Bradley Miller, Cleveland. $50 tons plS Iron.
schr Arctic, Carpenter, Buffalo. -
Schr Racine, Brown, Green Bay, Is m lumber, SO
schr Wild Rover. Fountain, Milwaukee.
sehr Dread Nought, Doggett, osweso, GOO bsls
sehz Harvey, Burke, Cleveland, 400 tons coal, 81
schr St Lawrence, Lawrence. sheboygan, Is m
schr Pszs; Hannah, canaeld, sarnia, 1l2cd wood.
schr Dickinson. pdsco11.. Milwaukee.
SchT Scott, Lord, Milwaukee.
Scow Storm, Williams, White Lake, b5 eds wood.
sehr Asbtabnla; Hammer, Green Bay Is m lum-
schr Three Ball. Clark, Holland, q N lumber, 4
schr odins Walton, Muskegou, 1o5 n lumber.
sehr Abigail, O'Canner, Saginaw: 125 N lumber.
schr Golden Harvest, comstock, Buffalo. 500 efla
schr S1epAIQ, Snrton, hu4dtU.
Schr AsI1d1an Mo9}nqughs ~ 6atalo. 10y aJ CO WOOD
schr Autoeraf, Gfo7er, Buffalo, 1o0tons gus pipes,
1VOn1os sasar. = ~,
scnf Loulsa, bnils, MaA11o"oc' %,uVc Posls' 7,o~t
sehr Presto. Wilcs!; oswego; 100 @ tons $ coal
Schr y Mhirl"tnd, Nelson, Gentefsl5le, u cas wood
Schr sioley, ATeten; bay eIy. ~ n iam6er.
schr Geene, N9Iseloa41"' 1iao1lo"oe, ~ N lnfl-
bet, 50 cords Wood ,,..
sehr Pioneer, Thonpson,' GRAND Rser, u cords
Rooo. 1,a,. c..<,,.,... ,,. o..
sehr 2neen OF the "est, earsentoh. 1seen bay,
15o m lumnet.
Schf faImer, MtteF, Sann bay, y cqs Wooa, ~, .
sco# Merma1o, thompson, " nl4e Like, eu0 II q
, 1861-07-11

TIE POLICE USIFoRMs.-Wc 1eard that
compromise has been effected with Messrs.
Kohn, t1e contractors for the Police uniforms,
wLereb, the larger share Of the suits are to
be accepted at price below contract rates,
from the quality being below the required
standard. Let all who represent our army act
as yigilantly with the contractors for clothing
and supplies, as have our Boad Of Police
Commissioners, and many evils and hard
ships Ct the soldiers lot would be removed.
For THE U. 8. NAvT.-There must be
mary gallant fellows for whom Q service on
the sea must possess attractions. Lieut.. T. H.
Stevens, .. s. NJ, is now in this city to enlist
recruits and has established rendezvous at
No, Il River street, near Rush street bridge.
Ed1istments for one year unless sooner dis
charged Walk up boys and hand in your
ntmes.
F1RE-About / O'Clock 4. u. to day an
alarm from the Third District was caused by
tie burning Of large frame barn belonging
TO Nr. Cnr1an, on West Twelfth street near
Canal. 1t vas consumed with its contents,
amopg which was q COW, and . quantity Of
furniture there stored Loss about $500.
The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
TIE HONE FOR TILE FRKHDLEss.-This ex-
cellent instisut{on Is again open to receive
children, and not the less 20 to receive the do
nations Of the charitable, Let 1t be remen-
bered.