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MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. April 2-Ashes market continues
ss; Bales 100 pots at $53lK pearls quiet at
J.. fLoGh-oPened firm at an advance Of SC, bare
~ verg moderate enquiry for export and homo
,pinos market M Closing quiet at yesterday
stase; $545@5a5 for extra do; $5.soa5 10 for su.
tra round hoop Ohio; s5.s0@5.s 81 for tFadc brands
90. market M & closing dull. Canadian flour q shade
eetter aMa rather more doing: sales 1900 bbls At
for choice and iavocite do. Rye flour pufet at IS Sd
@4lo for common to choice super. Corn meal
moderate business doing at previous Quotations.
Sales 400 bhls at $3.50 Tor Jersey, and $3.15 for
brandvw1ne.
WHIsKY-lcss active and market shade easier.
Sales 40 bhls at 18R1SH.
GRA1w-Wheat 1c better and good export demand
Sales Of a8 000 bush Chicago spring at $1.2s01 28
in store and delivered ! G00o bush northwestern
club at $1.31@1.a 81 IN store and delivered; l6000
bush amber Iowa at $l.3491,a5; u, 100 bush win
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NEW YoRk, April "a letter from the Sec
re6ay o IF hc esntro 10 e
houses of the Government in tha ports
Of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana and Texas
having been usurped, it is inprac-
ticable to continue the privilege Of bonding
goods TOR transportation to those ports, and
Collectors are Instructed that 10 entries for
transportation in bond 10 said ports can bo
permitted.
The lest's Washington dispatch says that
tue question Of the Reinforcement of Sumter
is still open AID is not considered improbable
from Boston and s26, 1000, 900 from New York.
, 1861-04-03

. High
Seeds Dsd Live Hides wEs Catt1t
us Hogs Hogs TBS br!s No.


The steamer Ns1o Fork, with Liverpool adyices
to the 10th ult.. was teegraphed this morning, re-
porting Breadstuffs quiet and steady.
There was fair demand for Flour to-day, and
the market WIS tolerahly active md prices
bR10c higher-with sales Of about 800
bis at S. rs for Red Winter extra; $430@4.50 for
spring extras and $3.50 for fair superhne. The
extreme frmness Of holders restricted transae~
ttons-buyers and sellers being generally s@1oc
apart The Wheat market opened firm, and under
good speculative inquiry, an ad1ance Of 1c per
bushel was established, With sales Of about IS 900
bushels, at 6314c for winter receipts No. spring.
and 79G7939c for winter receipts No.2 spr1ng-the
market closing steady at the outside quotations.
Corn Was in active request and tellers had the ad-
1antage-about 2oo00 bushels being sold ut &c for
mixed adoat; and 2sK@26kc for winter receipts
in storc-cloBine drrn- Oats. Rye and Barley were
dull and unchanged. Highwines firm at 14c. Tim
oshy Seed quiet at si.s7x@2.3o Clover heavy at
81 for prime. Aillct, &c. Flax, $1.12K.
The Provision market continues quiet and neg
1ected. There was come inquiry today for Meee
Pork at $18.25;- but holders ask $l6.60 Lard is
entirely neglected and nominal,
Ffefghte are unchanged. Two vessels. tn ar
rive, were chartered to-day at Ice for wheat to
Kdngeton-
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Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.
TUESDAY Evening, April 2, 186


FRE1GHTS-LAkE FRE1aHrs-Th. demand for
vessels is less active than at the datc Of last
Weekly Review, and rates have in consequence de-
Il ey s. he hs
Bradley, to arrive, was engaged at 1870 for wheat
to Kingston; but yesterday two vessels were char
more at the same figure. TIE demand for vessels
By warehousemen has fallen of to 8 great extent,
and Bufalo freights are consequently weak pne
16c for wheat; but subsequently the Propeilers
Tonawanda and Wenona were chsrtered 'og Wnesa t;B
or corn to Buffalo at 1tHc e 60 ms. Ana at ~ the
kers. Up-freights continue firm; bn. the only en-
gageent reported is the hars Paeie y IT t16ee 7n
fnet. Lumbermen offer $500 for the entire season
nom the Bay. The prospect Of late opening Of
the Straits tends very much to render up,ire ghts
timber to ST. Louis and $2.25@2 so to rlyer
points, RAILROAD FRE1eura--Ths re is no chauge
In the ratez Of the roads leading east. They are
fcJ1
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TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas.

LSA
l. Jsarusn Atkins, oE the eleventh day Of Januar1
e. D. 1857, executed anu delivered to me the n1Gs!s
signed. a. Trustee, 4 Deed Ct Trust. CONVEYING ths
premises hereinafter destrb u. secure the pnTneSr
OF certain Pronis=ory Mute therein mentioned AM
described, for full description Of which saId noVn
and OF the power In sIsa Deed contained ratses
ence Is hereby made to .e Record or said Ueed {vhch
said Deed Of Trust was duly recorded il he Kecnr
der's Office ri Cook County, Illinois, IN hook III ~
Deeds. Page H. And. El!eseas, detauls haa been mads
II ths payment Of said Pr2ni;sory Note and appurs
and legs! hod7r reoi, TO sell sat1 Grentses Rnsr
and by yirtt Of the powe: in said Deed Of Trn.t n
tanned. and Tor tile purposes therein e1presaed aa"
Now, therefore. public notice IS aere6Y ytren t,.
ehaIl SELL at public auction, at this NORTH nnr ~
Court House, In the City Of Chicago in the *aa
Illinois. for the biz hest and best pfica the na+9 q
bring 10 cash. for the purposes Ia sud Deed ~ Hul
expressed at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon IN 91uax
the thirteenth day of APRIL 4 D. 1N tia nrsfusy.
aad Deed Of T;t dsscItoed asd at0ats Il Exa9sesH II
Eoad four ~ Ssaa south Of the nor,a NEa nf Senaty
east thence running east to the east ns ~ I'D
west quarter OF the northwest Quarter ~ III north.
eighteen thence south Six roda AMI 49, 9an sec1on
tledths {6 6tlD tods) thenca west. hu1-
north line Of aid Section eighteen tn ~ VIM the
the Aforesaid County hoad+ thence SsSntfE of
the centre u said rosd to the place or along
tanning ao2ut one anna half t) acre mnr con-
ff1setne5 T1a ne oq33ng sef6sr of sess
nlses. CH ARIES II ERrt14nS1111t a nv 70 satd pre-
Chicago March lsth, 1sdl, nbh1s1saEsss ah 1sst1ssss
, 1861-04-03

The market during the past week has been more
active and prices have advanced 10G115c since the
freights-eaused BIZ the opening Of Lake Erie he
tween Toledo and Dunkirk- stimulated buyers,
and the buoyancy in the markets Of the East &1so
contributed towards the improvement noted The
Ph!ladelphis and Pittsburgh. Southern buyers
cannot bid within 10@15c Of the prizes asked, and
the trade is limited to filling small orders from
Memphis. Nashville, and other points On the lower
Mississippi WINTER WHEAT brands are quiet at
nur quotations. RfE FLouR unchanged foI:S
MEAL. is in good supply and the market is dull.
We auote the closing prices as fellows:
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FISH-DHring the past week, 395 pigs Lake fish
were received, and the market Is du1 and heavy at
, 1861-04-03

DUBUQUE, April 2d.-A passenger train on
the Dubuque and Western Railroad, due here
At 1l:2O 4 NJ, ran of the track, miles west OF
this city, this morning, instantly killing Vim
LOOMS. brakeman, and severely iDjuriug Bar
ney Clifford, conductor Several Of the passen-
gers severely hurt, though none Of them, it is
, 1861-04-03

increase, F1't7'o'4'
ST. LOUIS ALTON g. CHICAGO RAu.RoAD.-Tae
following is the monthly statement Of earnings
from 1st TO 31st March, 1861:
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. April l.
AquiIa, South 2O7, coo 1bs ice.
Investigator, Athens, - cub yis rulle q cub yds
dimension stone
Maz=p Morris, 4G90 bush corn.
Altoona, Morris, s, ,00D bush corn.
Ottawa Ottawa, 1900, b 'sh corn, 15G bush pota-
toes. 1000 lbs moving tools.
Fame, Ia Sale, III tons coal
Uno, La Sale, LAB bush corn, 1850 tbs merchan-
disc 5,279 s lard, 466 brls flour, 163 brl. pork
32,5s9 Ms hams.
CLEARED, D,.......... April 2.
st. Louis, La Sale.
Investigator, Athens. , tons coal.
Caroline, La Sale, 17,oG5 # lumber, g, ,e0 shingles.
, 1861-04-03

MERCHANTS, order your Print
-Nl ing At Tribune Office Of: WM. H. RAND.
, 1861-04-03

Do in barrels, 9001.oo; Water Lime. S1.25; Ro~
sendale Cement. $3.50; Land Plaster, q. 50. Pa.-
tering Hair, 3Dt14Dc q bu.
MAPLE suGAR-In limited supply, With a
good demand, and salcs at l0G112c.
MILL STCFFS-In good supply and dull at 50
@11,Gu for Middlirgs, and S525D550 for Bran
and Shorts.
NAVAL STORES-Wc quote the market steady
at the fanwing quotations.
Kosin, per brl. $500
Pitch, ...-...........-............. 400
Tar, " Observation-Disclosures. 500
TuIpentine, per ga NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o50
0NIONS-Prime Onions are in limited demand
at aOGB25c, but common are dull and almost ur-
ealcAble at 19c.
PKOVIs1oNs-The receipts and shipments Of
Provisions during the past week were as follows:
RECEIPTS OF PRoVlsIoSs LAar WEIR
Beef Pork Cut Meats Lard
brls. br1s. lbs. ths.
By Canal .....:..... 147 1,01l 80. 1as,650
F- + nag
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WASHINGTON, April 2.-The bids for the new
United States Loan were opened today.
About s., 900 600 were bid for. The average
for accepted bids was about 9SIlz5 and no bid
was accepted below 90 17-100. The !,idf, rang
ed from 30 to par.
, 1861-04-03

GOCIETIES, order your Cata-
~ logues, Reports &c. at Tribune Once, Of
, 1861-04-03

DAILROAD COMPANIES, order
HI your Printing at Tribune offces of
, 1861-04-03

ToLEDo, April Sat the citv, election yes.
terday, tue Democrats eleGte'4 M Mayor, Treasur-
er, anu seven out o. Ten tJuncilmen.
, 1861-04-03

DUBUQUE, April AT the municipal cleo
ton in this city yesterday: Henry L. Stout
Republican, was elected Mayor by 2283 majority.
majority Of the remaining portion Of the
council will stand Republicans, Democrats
and l vacancy.
, 1861-04-03

Jefferson C1Tf, NO.
JEFFERSON CITY, NJ, April 2.--At the eler
ton yesterday, Ewing was elected Mayor o~gar
Miller unconditional Union, by 2 msjor*,
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BEEF CATTLE heavy receipts Of the past
week, along with the extrems dnl1ness and the
heavy decline IN New York on Wednesday last,
eanssd great depression in this market and prices
medium Stock were scarcely saleahle at any price
ana e. me Fesy choicest offered did not bring over
$s9-eegeFsl $s very fine lots being sold at $30o@
as-At the close the market IL ve.y dull. and
Ts note = decline In prices OF 150soe Der l05 rs;
III ~ wasn ~ aSles Rt 50@465 Tor good corn-fed,
~ a4MkIn ]a =. good demand and aem at sam@4bo
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Reported Treason in New Mexico,

ST. Louis, April 2.-The Rtpubzican pub
fishes letters dated Los Vyos, New Mexico,
March 18th, detailing the seizure Of Fort Mar
cy BY i party of Americans and Mexicans,
with Gov. Rencher at their he4d; but late az.
rivals here, Is we'll US the Santa Fe mail Of
the 18th, deny auy knowledge Of snch move
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COMMERCIAL

TEEspAr EVENING, April 2, 1861.
WEEKLY REVIEW The following tables show
the receipts and shipments Of lending articles OF
commerce during the past week and sce Jan. 1st,
compared with 1869:
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MoSMoU7H, April o-The Republicans yes.
terday elected their candidate for Mayor ly
200 majority. Council all Republicans.
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BYTELEGRAPH.


CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, April 2.-The Republicans have
sleessa their State ticket by an increased ma
]ollty, ana have saenred both branches Of the
LeSislaturs- They also elect members Of Con
gress IN the Firat and Third Districts, and
itg elected BY 500 majorityover woodruff The
Fourth District is doubtful
, 1861-04-03

AAS A~A1lAA0 ~ EHoA 4scnlls1AHUChS
and MERGERS continues fair and the market is
steady at 1s@aoe per bushel. During the past
week, there has been good inquiry fnr shipment
to Philadelphia and the South, and we noted sales
st 75G7tSGc per hbl.
POTLFNY-Liye Chickens are plenty and dull
at $1-75GD200 per doz; Live Turkeys, 7@THc per
ID. Dressed Poultry is ont Of season,
SEEDS-T1MoTHY-The supply during the past
week has been fair, but under light Inquiry the
market has ruled dull, and prices have declined
fully 25c per bushel since the date OF our last
weekly: fredericksburg with sales today of i bags
choice at $3.50: 19 hags do at - 25 bags at g. 10;
81 bags al $205: 10 bags at s. %; and TO bags at
$l.s1E. CLOVER SEED-Dull aud heavy, with
sales today Of 81 bushels prime ut $4O0 M11IEr
Dull at Guc. at which price SO bags were sold to-
day. NuSaARIAS-Dull and non,inal at Soc. FAX
-G bags prime at $1.12H.
SPIRITS AND -SprR1re-Camphene 5oc ::
Burning Fluld 36c; Turpensiue, 4sc. 3OILs-Eng.
Esh Linseed Oil, Zoe: city manufactured 70c: No.
Lard. 90@a5c: No. 2 Lard, Sc; Elephant, T5c:
Whale. 7oc: Sperm, $1:sD; Ecatsfoot, ,s5c; Tan.
nerS. Sac: Shore, Csc: UoEner's Kerosene SIC ::
Coal t0@slc: :ttwood's Illuminating, SIC.
SALERATCS-Bahbittfs Pure Saleratns. Gke.
Best Medical do. T3ac. bbitt's Potash in tip
clns, SG13c: Condensed Ley, 15c
sALT-Shipped last week, 1G29 brla asaip-
brls the week previons. Syracuse Salt stllls
at S1.G0 for Coarse aud Fine. 4s steady
ncd IAaEnMesseea d ., ns e nlaIsst nss s ship
stsady # VII Fir des shppar pan,S G@iai and
tue Chicago e. Tobacco Works: = '' auo'a'lons o'
, 1861-04-03

RocK !sIAFD, April 2.~-Watcr on upper
rapids 4 feet and rising.
LAsA1IE, a April a,--River still rising; very
fast; q feet on bars. -:
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HAY-LOose prairie hay ia IN good uemand at
s35o@l.00. Timothy is in demand at $6.00@6.5a
The following are the quotations Of Frisbie Bros
IS Market street: Loose Prairie, $4.00; pressed
Do, $60o@G:5o; Loose Timothy, $7.Go; pressed
Timothy, $40.
HIDES-Thc market during the past week for
Green Sa1red Hides has been dull aud prices close
, 1861-04-03
Municipal Elections.

4u01e1pa4 EleEt20Uss
CINCINNATI.
C1Nc1SNAT1, April 2.-Full returns Of the
city election yesterday show q Democratic
majority is 4096, and tie lowest 2,0T. Re-
pnbllcans elect Councilmen, and the Demo-
Gratis and Union men 26.
Democrats, Know NothiDgs and every other
faction united On one ticket, and have thus
been enabled to carry the city by about $500
majority. Last fall, at the Presidential e1ec-
ton, the vote of Cincinnati was for Lincoln,
1926 Opposition Il, 14,4446-opposition 4446 major
ity 2,24 TRIBUNE.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April LIN the municipal cleo
Was elected By from 1900 to 5000 majority,
The How Unconditional Union ticket was
successful In but two wards
The vote in st. Louis last fall was for Lin
coin e.o45; Opposition 1896; Opposition ma
jority 1860. TRIBUNE.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, April 2--At the city election
yesterday, Edward s. Flint, Democrat, was
elected Mayor, and the entire Democratic
ticket is probably carried.
Cleveland used to be Democratic city, but
for two or three past elections, went Republi-
can. Il now seems to have gone back Il like a
dog" &c. TRIBUNE
JEFFERSON C1Tr, NO.
JEFFERSON Crit, NJ, April 2.At the eler
tion yesterday, Ewing was elected Mayor o"oar
Miller unconditional Union, by 2 msjorit, r
| TOLEDO, oHIo.
TOLEDO, April Sat the str election yes.
! er, and seven out Of ten Cc,uncijmen'
.- sASn;usKY, oH1o.
| sASnusKr, b!ttril 2,-At the municipal cleo
| ton yester..ay the Democratic MaySor was
elected Sy n1ajority Of 1866 A Democratic
2nd Marshal were elected. The Councilmep
elected stand two Republicans to three D emo
| Gratis,
, 1861-04-03

PORTLAND. April 2.-The Republicans
elected VIM. ". Thomas, Mayor. a Demo-
cratic Mayor waa elected last year by 81 ma
jority.
, 1861-04-03

TO-DAY the market was inactive because Of the
extreme irmnees of holders-prices ruling 5G1lQc
higher than yesterday. Sales were 800 bbls
valparaiso" Red Winter extra at $5a5 del AW
both choice spring extras, at 81 81 ael; 4Uu pills
stWisconsin'' at $4.35 del; 2ot bba5 'Excelsior'
at 81 S5 On track; 800 bbls ''1owa State" at ST.
37E del; 100 bb1s Morgan at $43aE del; 200
BIS aRipon'' at 81 go on track; C bbls supertine
at s3.20 del: 100 bbls "Geuestce,' and 100 bbls
ssBatayia ky at $435 del; 200 bbls ''Trio'' ut
81 3Ddel.
WHEAT-Thc following table shows the receipts
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TUESDAY EFEfLNas AplA X 1e1A'
There ls still very little paper Offering The
BACKWARD eeaaon makes business backward, and
= sunp1y Of reliable paper IL still much needed.
,r1,e hnefnese Of the banks is confined mainly to
dealing In exchange and the market for that Ia
dull, To-day round lots could be bought by Gus
toners at per cent. The nominal price was *
and this was the price on collections and small
parcels. The buying price was a@sx, but pur-
chascrs were not anxious to buy large lots at any
price. With SO large an amount OF currency
thrown ont, exchange must decline to still lower
Ggures.
Gold nomInally the same a. exchange with very
little wanted.
BANK OF BES7oS.-The Bank Of Benton has
made good Its securities and ite lils we're taken
today a. other currency.
C1scrsxA71-We quote as fellows from tue
Gazetts Of yesterday:
In the exchange market there was iaillnG oa
With light balances and rates were very @ Irn ~ n.
our unotatious. We hear Of very netis o1ns ; - -,
New Orleans, The rntes are G1S. nas1ns aha aha
pnr selling. Gold is dull, and with SONG " ~.
houses the enpplr ta becoming nncotnaortaois
large. Ne quote: nur,,o sa,,;,c
New York Sight. ~ ~ g1s prem PR pseni'
American Gold. ........ x prem. 7<9K prem
BlsKs.-Thc movement Of the banks IN the fou'
principal cities OF the Onion, in which weekly re
ports are made as shown by their last statements
is a. follows:
, 1861-04-03

During the past week, pFopclers haVe c0mIhcnc'
ed running between Toledo and D1nkirk in ce11-
nectIon with the Ii. S, and n. 7. & Eric Railroads.
and the following arc the rates by this route:
Flour to New York .15
DDSIt3ls. A+~o
Fourth clase goods to New York -56Hc
- t. - to Boston. 6lHc
FRE1GHTs 10 TIRE SouTu-The following arc The
rates By the Illinois Central Railroad to Cairo ana
thence by river to New 0rleans: Pork, 81 1 = @ ptr
brl; Flour T5c per brl; Potatoes, 45c per lO0 lo=
To Memphis: Pork, 35c per brl, Flour Gl'c per
brl; Potatoes, 4oc per 100 lbs.
The rates by the Chicago & Rock Island Raiiroad
to LasalIe, aud thence by packet on the Illinois
River, are as follows: To st. Louis: Flour. 35c ::
Pork, Soc; Pound freghtR, 1Sc per 100 lbs. To New
Orleans Flour, 75c; Pork, $1.20-
TO st. Louis all rail- the rates are. Flour, 4sc :;
Pork, sc.
FLOUR-The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of Flour during the past week:-z
, 1861-04-03

WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
- TrEeDAr EVENING, April 2.
The receipts OF Live Stock during the past week
, 1861-04-03

Ie5g... 4,Gt!,s1SI1 G,4u3,5U1 553BUl
The Lumber market is more active, and stocks
are being rapidly reduced but we have no i'm
proycmt ut to note In prices although holders are
i shade nr1Der. Common boards and fcnairg are
generally held at $160J; but large number Of
dealers arc selling at S9.50G9.75. Upper qualities
sand lower.
III Shingles there has been considerable activity
4 lot Of lN,0fi Rogue River 4 Shingles were snid
ty were sold to arrive at the same price. A cargo
Of 40D, 600 Manitowoc Sawed and Shaved Shingles
also sold atloat during the week at $e.a for
AS: and 13o, QUO Kalamazoo Sawed changed hands
at $2.3S attoat.
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CAMP Au.cDorss-Ths Washington lsttR
writer's sometimes give graphic descriptions 4
camp life and incdents. Here are the latest
Have you vet heard sbo1t that chAllec 20 Of IL
Sixty-pin,h fsntinsli II not, I Will tell yea.
Inc Grand RouIdA" are composed Of o6losrs
high In rank, and = private cannot sddrcss
them % the privstes addre's each other. Wsn.
tho 'Grsnd Rounds" approached. WIZ
comes there Z" challenged the son Of ths Kn1-
aid Isls. Grand Rounds" was the rsSA1.
The sentinel, instead " saying, Halt, Grand
Roug DIS = advance, Sergeant, and give ~
countersigp," )" said ITO hi wid yer gran rcsns
i fought IL was the relate" gusss thak
nan got sn extra allowance Of ''bacon" nsIt
day. The oountsrsign Of one Of tho regimats
~ss 'liichmond,' the other night. Dutsh-
man was on guard In ore place, and wbsn
man .spproachsd the l,gsr-hisr genius .Aid =
him, after challsneiogI ''You no hums dsa
wsy mitout Mchmonsp Good for "haas''
Tax BoLIowiuo Ia . curious nAtsmens %
he sxpept 60 u Frseh working vomAs We
.ups 500 francs per Anr I'm; and IL nAasus.ss
he expsnses Of hsr clss; For hsr lodging lee
Sr,ncs, cio,hing, us IT, 50c, consisting ofthfss
s,.sss, of pusiin, shawl to lest four yssrA -
~ four linen bopnsts, 8 r., thrss pain q
hoots n n two collars. H., iechiceA
ch, mise, juposa hsndksschisfs and wsanasg
SC f.; lights and fuel, 50 Fl fOod, ai6 q. "
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 8, lsa.



The following lsttsr has been received ffsR
the parents Of tho late Col. ELLswoRru
ME0HAHIcsyILLE, Thursday,
May 80, 1861.
To he Chairman ofhs Comniitee Of Arro~Ss-
msnts for he Rsoeptios Of he Rs'"ains Of CS
EHstcovA: .....
DsAs ST.. We wish to present. to yo., -
through you, to the other gentlemsu Of IL
COMMITTEES, and tho citizs0 generally, or
thanks for The kindnsss sad generous synpar
thy exhibited towards Us during our sad visit
to ysur city. Words can neithss sxpes.s 80
feelings, nor repay your dssds the only -
ward We can offer, is the thought that you have
light ned the gloom Of sorrow that ensArsads
our declining year,.
Ths respect and honor hown tho rsnains
and memory OF our dear son, have completely
ovsrw helmed rs, and every recollection of ~
past few days causss 20 flow tho tear OF grsA-
tuds, ming led with that OF grief.
Our earnest prayer a. that while God IN hAs
goodness has permitted the renovai iron n S
our only surviving soa. In Whose existsncs -
earthly Happiness was esntsrsd, and from -
country Of one who loved and served IL, ~
unto death, He will not dsssrt Us IN our hoBo
of Loneliness, and will infuss ths same spir1 q
sslf-sacrihce and hsroism Into the hearts q q
the brave dsfsndsrs Of our liberty.
Remember 10 - ever indebted and grstsf0
for al yes have sons.
Respectfully yosrs
PHlBE ELLswoRTa.
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rEWINa MACuINE-WANTED. LADIES
LETTER LIST.

r ISr OF LErTERS REMAINING IN THE
II Post oface at Yorkvlle, County and state Of New
York, Juuv 9th, 1851.
A Ia o,th Jane rcuis Rms ny 3 Atkinson VIM
IA thor y j n AsAwoith Law Atkinson Chrs'
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