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, 1861-10-23

a. Diptheria and CrouP'-ror
these Formidable ana dangerous dtscaser 1Hhshs
MAGNETIC OIHTMEET l. IN unsst1ns fe1nsaS
nsea In season; Apply freely 70 thu Insoa1 ana cae7s
en6 cover VIII tot flannel TILE oai'1aeas naa ooea
bEfars hi I'd nt bve. twenty sea3s' "ao o"ess@a's
1AcxeaMns deseand has esssntkneo ~ fcpo*.a"20
sanertor Ltn.meut in al cases where soothing and
i.rtnr rp1nee@ Il II qr-ed particularly In Rheuna-
>,rm E,nr.1tik Inflammation Of the Bowels aad
@,drrv, sntuaI Affections, sore E5es, Bura1, Piles,
Wounds aad Brutsts.
s.r r.,.rhlet With Agent, and around each bottle
6o1a 1ry m DruSztsta Pr1es Is cenh,
THROAT AND LuHGs.-At this season OF the yexr
rhc. coughs and colds are troublesome eyr4y fam1ly
q ould have snie md certsln remedy at hand RAN-
oM's HIVE s1Rof AEn ToLu Il the verE thing.
tits 1ot eaif TEataxt fo1 children 70 t1he but Il
eer.a'n cure 3ar Group Hhopping Cough, Bronchitis.
ntthma Coughs and all affections Of the Throat and
1rhcs. sola b1 an D.oz<tstz. Price IS ccats.
The T4ado supplied by 3. RANSOM 4 CO, P1o-
rr:etcrs,. Esrlv!1ic Madison County. ny. ec1'x.m
~ Jayne's 4gue Mixturs is al In
sallh1e 1caety Tor Fever ED Ague- t. ez; stence
q many Ecare in almost rvcr5 ciaa6t+ Er,r>a that
where Utct 1t tc1 asco1Gsnct VIE tce lrrcl 'na II
fss rarely {a1cd t. cu7e-bot Only breaking tie chs
but by removing The morbid habit OF the bJssen,-
preventing the recurrence u the disease
Fever And ASaos
Though rot il 1ecN G4nEerous is apt cnlcss speedily
removed, to have s1cs peKcsoEs .tect on tie sys-
ten. as to e,gcrder disorders E.uch rlore baneful
thar ttse,f and which ot only reaGer the OF
The rateHt ul!serAslt. but IN Themselves otsen
9nts! : prompt std treesuHs remedy Is therefore
via: u wanted, and & such
Or. .. Jayno:s Aeue n1ixtnro
Il 1hccae6~ntiE rece rner5ed-
For ss;c BY Mes'rs- FCL1ER FINCH Eos. 81
asd IS Ma2ct street. Chicago, and by Agents through
s,s,f the cau..frr oc2 n7Gslsu
, 1861-10-23

THANCERY NOIlCE-State OF
~ Ipiaetsr County OF Cook. g. s.supeztor Court q
CSicaEo, December Tern, 4 D. 1s,1 Fredert:k y.
Ehtenfe1s ". Lfcutgns I. Lurtou, sarah A. Luctc0
AEdaE.: thas Ycurg gus L. Lurt5n sld Sarah a Aas-
ton, t1o Of the tefendanb Above named have go2s re
CLERK Ct ea:d Superior Ceu1s Of Ch1cs Eoses ~ =
Sssah a Lurton that he complainant nled his BILL 81
ccE patat = eas1 Eocr On tae caa3esrJ sde thereof
eeuroa issued out OF sid CE1t Against sid dnfea
dants rrtar1Able on the nfss Monday Of December
re1t tHi u Is BY law required.
Nov. ur{ess ron the sald LJcu!gus l. Iarton a1d
Sarah T. Iurt5u. sn personally 3: aad appear beioEx
he frst day o the term thereof 70 be holden st Chi;
saGe + ssd Cs:n % r. h5 sno Me4dsE e of ~ Hss.
plxrsrt* hn e complaint tae sans M W mstsesa
- missed ard -decree entered agxt1st yos ~
WAITER KLABALI. EIsrk-
1os-ra I. aAsz. Coa2lp' RQar. ~ 1sE7st+N
, 1861-10-23

Dr. sWE-Ts E5FLlLRLE LEIAREr II pre-
Te-ed eror :*cEtpe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Coz
nectcr:. tse GREAT honeeetter and hsA been used1n
III T:ats.s. to1 Tic last twenty yeArt WITH the ucft
zesepiea success. As 81 czzC2R -e.ue1 II Is
ont III .AEc viii Alleviate psf -no1e Gpesdly taaR
EzY o:Acr preparation Fo: al dae1marc and Ee<.
yout Disorders II is truly i11alli5le ~ tttcu:Sdvd
or 6otes Weurda- 6prasns Bruises &C. It's soothing.
healing MD powerful strengthening 1sopcrtea excite
Eas ust wondEr sud ,nishent Ct all who ha7a
E1rea 1t trial Ore. four hundred certificates OF
nstk1ble performed by It within the LAST two
years, Ettaet ths lseA For sale BY j. E JOHNSON
G+lezI Agent p s<a.s street, C5icsEe. and by al
Dealers nel56Geowh-.y
, 1861-10-23

FY7RUSTEES SAIE.-W hereas,
i OF The seccnd day Of FeoEuazy A. ?. 1SSo VI VI
lam 3Ie- executed to the u1ders1 ned 0s Trl+tecs
need Of Tr1st of that date UPON the real estate h?ze-
fa was dIy u az T. sfsfe tsa Ee IF
fniSos IN Boo& = CT TraEt Deeds, Page 1s to secure
tte Fayment Of one cro27!storg rote In sad dead o.
trEst particularly described.
Aud wttft a. default has been 1nadein the paEHeas
CT ssd note in said Trust Deed mentioned. aud app
cation Ea5ng been I1aEe to the undersigned BY tue
eEal owner OF ss5 note to sell tie yeal estate II esd
Trust Deed described.
said Deed OF Trust nned and IN exeGatloh saeIe.
SeutEnneth DAY Of October, 4. g. iSal at 10 O'Clock
i e sa5d e @ e fns sf93sss Co7
House IN the City Of Chicago at pubic aaedo9 e the
fgnest otdde: TOT cash re Te = m s.a m 1ts anS
three %, tn Block runher I'VE e. u KleeWaif and
HaldeInan's First Addition e ne 9pwa g e N Mount
WITH the privileges te-e7rto belonging, and IL right
t11s and equity reGs.apa2a ot t5e sad4 Gra2tor
therein 1AAAC (. oh6LHON.
CblcaRu Octpbes Isl 186!. Gc5gi89-4W
, 1861-10-23
Ra4rq41f..
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
M NoAn -?
GREAT CENTRAL R0UTE 70 EHW YoRK, EFW
:, ENGLAND AND THE CAEAOA6.
: @ and atsaf SUNDAY, Aug. usa; Is1, TFa11s1exFs
the Krcat CentEAiEepok hootof 1Ake sEeek q
TN9 l. N-ughMfnK &Ipfegl (e1eeFt aund1Y1 r.
r11e 1t Detroit 50 T. II: 698pe1s1oa
B.tdEe ~ l. II, Albany, z21 ?. Y;
NevYorx, 7NE. II: g4sto1- 11:15 2. II.
Ts4o F.. A-NeV York and Bostu1 KxpIeA. {excePt
Saturday, azItyo 1t Detroit 40 A. Il;
CTofnnto Ga 2. L.: Montreal, 72NQ Il .
Suspen8ton Bridge Or B1hklo So E. n;
Albany. 50 4, y: EeV York a1s 4. II;
Eo6tQH, 1E3Q F. n
Cincinnati TfhiFs IL II G. RAtroad 1e4ve Chicago
1t 100 &. u, NAL Ir4i0; 6eo0 z. r. Fast ExPress;
arrive II Chicago It TOO A. II: Faet EIpEesB. and
I2:Ak K1&ht Mall Train:
ne 91d +. u, Train lesving Eh1csxo TINS through
to Cancinr4tt without change OF c8r7 OF bAggaEe-
asnsbHryB Patent QChtere are run On Day Exprea4
Trslu1- Patent Sleeping C&Ia on al hight tEalrs-
|" Baggage Checked ThruuEn -
THRpGGH 1lCKET5 tsr ssle Y ~, II p;tHstpd a Kan
Lake anG Dearborn ttrcets {rnder tbs fremont
Hoase,) Chtcago. and @ Ct tse DEPOT .4
J.Q A. BRAN. Weat<rn Pass AFs-
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THlCAt5O AND NORTH EST,
~ E3E RAILWAY.
For EocE.rd. Beoi:, Ereeport1 Jane5vfue aAlsrz
Madison, FTalns dn CHEN. Fond da Lac. 0ehIo1E
Green b1E, Berlin Kt3on; La CROSSE, St Paul. &c.
On and After Wednesday, May sta. 1871, tla!ne vi
leave viz:
Dsy Express 8:45 4. n; Eight Express, $50 2. 4
Through to all the above points, aud connecting n
both PEsane du CEien and La Croases With stoanezi
WY FssseaEer 345 T, H.. for Janesvf1ls
Tralns a775.Ge $50 a II 1918 ?. L; ESQ =: 4
L. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
Z. DE- WITT RoB15cox, Gen T1cEet dceat ocl3:Ey
, 1861-10-23

Goods In 1Mt Quantities are hurried down
here bX e4preea, 6y Nh Ind II Wa4e1r:s Tie
excitement Il Almost equal Is t6at which pfe.I
vailed eome Year, ago1 In regard to chipping
Trade Is already oyerdone, aud Mebody must
lose large amounts Of money. The heights
hsve bean enormous, and In some insta1ces
goods have been sold at prices which VIII
barely cover them. Cheese which was ship
ped from the North can now be purchaser
here at lower rates than current In Phi1Adel-i
phIa OF New York. So 1t Is with great num-
ber Of other articles.
, 1861-10-23

SETI s. BREW STER,
& BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
Exchange, Bank Noten and Coin.
MEsCATtSE- I0WA-
Particular 6ttentfec given to Conecttc. n through
DIT lows. froc=e d Of City Co1lectonE Renirted
Gay CT payment, at current 1xtsa OF Exslange.
CLARK, Dodge Co., New York; GraGlta Hank, Boston
q enceI: yila 4 Go- Boston; Work McGen9a = Co
6turgee 8 Sons Chicago; D r Holt Cashier, do; F.
GsaEger Adama, do; Clark Brot d Co.. St. Louis.
Z. y. lsETT. {au6 1S08-Sin1 r. &C. 6REWB TIE
, 1861-10-23

HURlBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
Ill BARREL STAVE
SAVING AND DIR Es$S4EG1 mAEAINE.

6AttEkEA ~
SAVING AND DRESSING MAGA1NEs
PATEE TED JULY Sd, 1850.
The greatest invention Of the sge-1CincinnAd Con-
discovery ofnattora. in1pert rtance-iS Z. Trtbnaa.
Deserving the highest praise IN both construction
It Is he favofite of Ill at tie Exhibition {Cncsgo
Mechanics Insttute} Chicago Tribune
NE give # our hesrty Appreciation aud commend t
to 81 unbeFmen, believing 1t opens mine OF wealth
to them.jSt Lo1ls Republican,
The undersigned are tie Inventors and Fatentesa
aad still the right to the following territory. 70
E1t:nHnots. Indiana, Ohio. Virginia, tnnnes3tar
Msins Lonisiaaa Tennessee Afkan5as Maryland Floe
State, County ard Town Rights.
Ne build ssple1dId new stFis machine, capable Of
making stuye from to EiI feet long, and Of aa7
de-red thickness from e of one inch to TX uchsA
The machine q antoreat.c and Is WARRANTED -
make q PERFECT TIGHT Barrel Stave
The following persona have the maGhines ln oper1-
ton and to them We would respectfully refer the put
nc:Haywa1d 4 DeWolf Michigan M CITY 4 Ind;a;na; a;n
Batcsyile Indiana; y. J, Templeo4; Cincinnati Ohio:
ton & Co, Minneapolis MINI.
We viii take real estate or good personal property
IN exchange for machines and rights.
Persons wishing to make Inquiry II regard to said
territory will plesse edtlrc7. tUf.LHUT BROTHE6S
CO., Post Office BOZ 3643 Ct:.ago. Illinois,
, 1861-10-23

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
CHANGE OF TIME.
q I'd e tss III Beeo e sss ID
HH$sS IN !! sas:s: at
This Eai4 eo31esa tor Psosiss s Attn B. Lonis.
z n a's 5sse g; q
sai SFS$ & FSH& Ss$ N5SS zss
11alna vi ,eays Chicago: Leave Il! Mood i Java:
,siS De-: ! I. A.
5ss$S'FF%%. 5:SfX,:
IN Il Ss Sszs IS apply st NJ ense
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
i TEAL RAHEOADb Is = Ftr.tCls1s Rc11 IaH
respect,
With 2s5 Miles Of Double Track,
THEE DAILY TRAINS twita connections from
fRsM PlUsRuRs TO PHILADELPHIA,
AL connecting direct to Few York.
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express
One Train Daily fran Pitt;burg to New Fork.
(zs1 1.1les), without change OF c&tS
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EASTON,
With 6i.ett connections from Western Cities arriving
hour IN advance OF other roates In ns Tor Boston
By Eau CT Boat laeS
Expreas TEa1Is Ran D2Ily-01hers
Sundays Excepted
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Philadelphia to New
YORK. Tickets good Oh an5 lae or train New 1olk
CT Boston Itcketa SiA 5sbuF: good TIA Pn!aielph1a
or Allentown.
, 1861-10-23

BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0UGI-dLL
TRANSFERS FREE
, 1861-10-23

pAEKING HOUSE OF
CHAPLIN. WHEELER d co.,
Corner Lake and Lasale ntreets .Chicago, N
Collections made snd renitted for on day Of nay
Kent at current rate OF Exchange Exchange on New
York for sale In tuIn1 to SUIT 8u2tE3B I'm
4 II Ell Il NORTON,
"a BANKERS AID DEALERS n EXCHANGE,
No. Bourd Of Trade Buildings,
SOUTH WATER eTRXKT, CHICAGO.
collec11ons made In all the principal cities IN the
Eait{d SLateE- 527Ig
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Ritter Won LoYey, Austrian Consul General a. the
New York, arrived by the Adriatic from Vienna
last trip.
.aiu c. johnson, Of England S. Clinton, and NJ.
Of New York, GDd Rsdcliff. Of Oyster Bay, are
ng at the Everett House.
|,rel Abercrcmbie. Of the United States Army A.
eek of Quincy E Dusenberry Of Mount Vernon
Knight, o. Massachusetts,; S. 4oyt, of Missouri; j.
eco, OF Toronto j. W. Strong, Of Detroit; R. + Dem
and wife, and 8. Clark, Of Boston r. Turner and
w.lmfley, of Baltimore, are stopping at the st.
las Hotel.
Thompson Of Springfield; s. G. Ward, and Miss
of Bosom; J. E. Tweedy and W. P. Stephens and
Of Danbury; D. Bell Of Peekskill; Mrs VOORHEES,, OF
Haven, and j. Il. Whttimore, Of Connecticut, orc
ing at the Albemarle Hotel.
Ensrton and vito, F B White, R. Nudge ard j.
of Boston st, John and family, Of Mobile, Ala
ilson, Of Australia J. II. Brooks and wife, OF St.
!; , Newton, Of San Francisco, and q. 6. Morris
wife, Of Philadelphia, are stopping at the Fifth Ave-
}otel.
D. Hilbert and J. W De Kraft, OF the United States
P. R. Ste'son, Of the United states Army W.
r f e Kendri K, Jr ana N. II. KsndrcS, of AL
I; ] B Haskin, of Washington W. johnson, Of Fui.
J II. Warren of troy; J. r. Bcnuerly, of Maryland,
T. Houghton Of St, Louis, are stopping at the Astls
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Arrivals ana Departures.
ARRIVALS,

vAsA AMI notwithstanding Earnax-Bis Excellency
saslsy fna nm Of s h
feDssi FOX Non sv 81
rs FsHr,ng,cn. T Gaic!s, = Ranash D Bur; ea,
asa%fa 1.sd1 sen.s
d Jas jackson, joseph Ja9kson, K Asteys solss,
Astisar agss N CesIns Lope.iqn.. Y Marquelt,, .
s iSsnaieD fsSa s aissn
snreos, Geisda donzalez, sscnos e Alfonsa
ps s Slet h21sw Eon fess Dc ia WE
arriion. & stiker, Moibead, 4 Astrado, Benot
P Riss saH Collins Mr. Sands-s ard etiid
% Miss sn% S Ss aa ess ssd
die Mrs Smith end two dauQhers, Mrs Esuyoam, Mr
nd baa m5s tom Mrs SI u
chsd,en; Mrs Dwyer MI + yer,ier and family Gour)
II DEPARTURES.
ase c osn
nsl p Mrs Scott, us sostyies, Mis- / sgesn. MRS
ans s
n, James " Il fcott T Iiotchia Grant, q A Hor-
sa
ssn d ssszf Ssyass Ss e
ben.in, Mrs. qpomnas and foa, Children Bsleer "a nj
e Ressnfeldt, Hy Graham. Rhodss, Hy bave.ser
sos.s
lIruur ey and wife. Joseph White Conway, joan
wer lady nurse and infant; Anne Braeet1n Mrs Mciin
. J q Wright A Rollins. A Webster. hynsiveet
2 jones ara Mulsc. Aeguiya, psr9 mi,A. Oion.sio
Busher, Mis- Webb--and othe-s In the steerage.
SOUTHAMPTON, HAvRE AND EAyBuRe Steamship Borus.
e Mr. and Mrs Chaplin and three children nOrleeps. SIR
Mira Strassburger and infant Nrcrk Eugene l.sou,
RE; Jos Mosenthal MRS. Famine: NiSrk Miss E.o th
stnn; Mr. and Mira Melting ard children. !agnasrs; Mrs
In EYork Mrs Star dner, fennsyiyana; MRS ,chfauisr
children and infant Cincinnati; Eugene Koshe a.; DE-
= WolcoH, Boston, Edward keene Rev York;
cob ctcrndorf, Csa,]ss Friedrich, wndsch, H1nrk;
W York; Msrtin Koaer, Cincinnati, wu airscaorn,
spd Mrs Rarwfi. tro children and infant, New York;
sreit.i s.o oantrrn srd Infant, Y wm John John.
20. Mount lisfn n; BIZ and MrsJ W ;entey Boston; ar
IN aioominEon, biz ard Mrs III soherIer cail1 and In
IT. York. Mrs. Or SACHS Columbus; Louis schade. Cor
p5Lfent OF the Agricultural Bepar ment, Washington;
I'd CShmsr Hsm IoSs Mrs Murray View 70, JoIk i
cpd NE era krends e NV acd M,s BawbIs9r Joh3
.s Bsitmore Mr. and Ara l. Peiosi nm nuke: Mr. aud
!. Suntter, at Louis; riss Eoi mann Ma Enms BE t.
j n eSrd add intent; Honann, u A Shirley, charles
, Olsen isnd child. Musssi'ne d dno.hef, ~ Louis;
.snd schneider ard infant Mr. and Mrs Pc .erson
nssns en-, Eer York; Edward Eaut nann New Ora, ans:
.e,t schouby, California; aug f:uhuke Bufrelo Fin,
ssl5, Ne. York; " STEIN, boson; Ivan Alcalde n
Sr,v ct END son, Baufipsrn. Nsiduger Hen ~
spas, lseN yo,b; II, and Mrs Ed FaTd Siscr mann
IN, Sufrsln; ur sr5 Mrs Havemai =, PhilsdalYhs:
'n'S in Itnta CS)!forpas2pa others In tbs stcerage
I-prig Capells--Don Miguel FerannGsg, Don .
ihela hst.ado, I.op-,, Jcsluis Gsrola, juan FeAn
art Matilda Ecdfyiez
,arAHg Crawgord-&r Robiasop.
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NEW FORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE le, 1861

casea,snswQ: fncn Ysr's,.s; uqnwics Bird r,ss
saiev. S.s; ssIsA sosrs Biss; sa-o~s cisr. and
8 s'n ss sssss: .isssss;' X ss
SSmss ssi K:fss Hare. ,mts smss 'srtsiDs,' 800
SD lind " 70 s.; shn Gull treami bark Lille
BhMoL. June ia.s seD,o Lsrsn, L'ahe, Elizabeth.
BAKRRs LANDING Cwrvis) june is- Arr scs-s May
fs'. Riehard. and Washington, smith, Fort Ewsn soo,
Fill RIVER, June l,--A'r .csrs Minerva JessrSon.
zane.bport; sea bird Chase ORR; ioop Geo Davis
ys 'gss A srs sTar ssSssa f l..
& .as and D'as as os I.5 nd0e
& sS s'f Sss SS ~ ys, sCar
.H%sSR. P@;f Jpns i:-sia bark sohamyi new, 4l7
ans Ssr. nsnansss saa and
PER- SSs5s csssss FY.sP, ss;spsH ,or ss%s q Il,
SOD doson f.ws"siet soua Gra s%,
Esa 5sSps sn sys. 6 q, e
al ssf" 18th 'sS s sSss
sG 5s having wing rsp.i,ed, s s,Ss ,, =,
nE~ BED ,osD, Tune PAT schrs Ioan Compton;
OF Huse He9-aih ElIzsb h-or; 1871, schr Psnoost &
fayt0u and Artist II hey for do
NEW Lon DON, juno B-Ar sehr n II Vermlyea, Ken
pedy Philacelphss
Pr La DEL pB1A tune l4--kir sch-s 4 stetson Rich
and Smith futile marc rrovlpce'o Tn cid bark Az Ia
KeSlin serpambuco; scbra John smith u ma
Jas h Moore Ipg-r.o Path .Ay Crawfod rhos spa ka,
kips Backenraek; Chester, brewer. pCAmbridgs u
Gamer Huntley Providence; English, Sonora New.
blryport
for and snaSd kay o Ss
pool vent 10 sea at o. clock this morning
PORTLAND Jure H-err br'ps klnira scDon4It Car.
oenss; Treat park; MO g Reporsr Sinn hf,abeth-
den lbtsdelpnia CID Sarah ann Roe Hcskei Philsdel
phia; White sea, I4ts8ed, ork Sid, wind W brig AL
non Row III schr earah Ann nee, hits Sea and others
pLtMOUgb, June n-sT slocp James !sckwith, Ellis,
NYoik
Port Even
PROVIDE NOE, Juos l3-Ar steamer petrsl ycu,q, "
York s~frs Boston, Sro yer, Phialp H'neryI
do; kAtbl Bolmea Hewitt do Native Dehart elizabeth.
ports Dtsfem, Ludlam, FORT ~wen; riza Do ,rg
Nsork; oop VIM Bowen. Bro,herop do sli schrs ) 3
Gafy, Robinson, and Monmouth nd-rsnu pbilade phia
Ehzs tn eepar tribble Repry Gibson Gro kerr WIN s
con, tyler; Eva, ~onrgee, and Pavilion, Bakar, NYork;
slocp America, evnol6s, do.
WEXFORD. juno LAR so,p " E Wells Baker, New
York.
WARREN, June l3--Arr sshr Globe, Jones, Dels rare
City.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPOUr.


flour Tho market for State and Western brands
heavy and lower At the concession better 10
quiry prevaiIeo metom and extra brands in
moderate demand The TRANSACTIONS embraced about
1900 bhls including su2erane State and Western at
81 50 "a 65 ext State at 81 Is "a 90 for fair and
S. 10 for fancy do
WHEAT There berg ''no tow" the market was Grncr
and with fair export demand Sales embraced 80 OG0
bushels which consisted OF red Western at 81 90 and
white Ohio At 81 IS c 81 40
CORN was ia good demand, and prices higher for
good aonrd Shipping ots Sales so bels a. 46c.
for prime shipping lots OF Western mixed, SOC. for
Western yellnw and &c 40c for hested Western
mixed.
PORN The market was duh and heavy, With siies Of
4iO bba SIS so s!slS IS for mess $40 $40 IS for
prime
wasNsy.was stfaiy, with GALES OF about 500 bbi a,
1oi4r. 1870
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City Intelligence.

BOAT FOR THE HoBoKES FERRY. yesterday the
Get Hobcken, Of the ferry Of the same name,
n trip dowo the Bay, to test her eating capa,i.
with party Of gentlemen on board, including
en~able Commodore Stevens, and the CONT mon
ils Of New York and Hoooken, and proceeded TO-.
: the NNrows, thence along the Long Island shore
p TO the city, and along the North river to FIJI
81 cot, and down az in past the Comno1ores resi-
at 5, bil'a Point. bounteous dinner I'd been
ed on board, TO which ample justice was done,
Dumser Of speeches and toasts involved in its dc.
N. rhe boat returned 70 her slip about egot
{, the entire party highly pleased with the trip
It'll the admirable and easy working OF the vessel
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|SaperIOr COurt-General Term.
Before all tho JUDGES,

16.-gne Aoyor, DC of Neo Fork g. the Parker
Steamship Company.-Judgment affirmed, with
b ". Fssld and oth:rs Us. Danil II. Slssds.-The
aust be modified.
q Q. Wetmore Us. Benjamin II. Kissam,.-Mo.ion
|, with liberty 70 renew.
CJUins Us. Cbrneisus observation-disclosures re-
(; new trial ordered, costs t0 abide the event.
N weyeT u.s. the Seco,sd Ape1sus RdtlrOod C0mpa-
alignment affirmed, with COSTS.
SPECIAL TERN.
Before Chief Justice Bosworth.
oars:er wis ps. Z. IL. JGc~t.-rhe urety objected
81 householder within the meaning Of the statute,
,at be rejected.
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s12 sos 81I Of asa 1917 II gao ~,

IOlal SlZ ,oUS 81 II o53 III 10 GEO 185 TOO 1863
Increase as compared ~ith 1860 ........$H 9is ol5
The Albany Journal says that the stock, held
by the Banking Department to secure the holders
Of the bills Of the Bank of Albany realized $65 OO0
The circulation of the bank was so3 900 when it
failed. Besides the stocks sold, there is lot
amounting to $4,000 which was not Sold as it is
soon to be redeemed. SO that the bi!lhol iers are
entirely secure, and the bills pass at par in all our
banks.
The Chicago Tribune of the 18th inst says o
the growing crops:-
During tho past week the weather hoe been for The
most part ccoi AID DRY, with dsgreeasle north an
east wncB Daring the past t~o days, however IL has
been warm and tummerlike Ga the WI lie IL has
been very bic for growing CROPS and FOR aea.
probably the b st We could have hal sbe reports from
the entire Nor vest to tho effect that roth winter
eDd strng wheat look well In paris OF SOuthe.
blhos The wheat is.well advanced aud fields viii
10 ready Tor harvesting in week ten dass Still
We can hardly expect that tho crop wiil eay a.
hat OF last year The IN same COR .oos of she
country 10 well advanced; but the weather thus far has
been better for wheat than corn.
The following table will show the receipts aud
shipments Of produce at Chicago for the past
wppk.-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, June l5-6 p. NJ.


There is no change in money or exchange.
Bankers, at the close, refused TO sen At 1857,
planning that they could not ouy the right kind Of
oDls to cover with. First class mercantile bills
are, in effect, very scarce.
The stock market was generally lower to-day,
though Rock Island sold at an advance of "a, and
Reading at an advance Of a. The feature Of the
market was the heavy sales Of State stocks, which
we're 10 excess Of the demand, and consequently
declined. Missouris fell of a. Tennessees %, and
VirgiDias a. The traitorOus proclamation and
malignant misconduct Of Governor jackson, OF
Missouri, have, doubtless induced some holders to
throw their stock on the market Tn sales f
Tennessees were very large. We notice, however,
that the bears sold short something like s75 900 of
these and Missouris, which will, of course create
Fictitious demand for them by and by. In the
railroad list there not much change to-day.
Guaranteed fell of q AID after the board New
York Central, Illinois and the other fancy stocks
sold at small decline. At the board yesterdays
prices prevailed There was no second board to
day, the Stock Exchange having resolved to adjourn
after the first board on Saturdays from now till
september next.
The following was the business of the Sub Treasu
~ to-day
heC- ipe ,lt7 OF
For customs. IL QUO 90
o0iSpce'.'''.... 4s5 SS4 40
Tho f,llnwino b1a will ann NV tb> ovoo,,. -
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VINE. .Ny, F.,QUOlss.

nth RYE Ntlsk.sv.- ZElGlE ~ o. SDEATED
- Gf ~ cs4 SO a.. iS.. ,Is cesi abe IN. eud
h,s. =, - hsfa s,r csc by JueNf kAi4f,n9 Co, "A
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A EZEK1ELi OLD SIAN 1871 SE7ENTH AVENUE,
~ doa ard nhtain frr m 500 S35 for silk
dresses from IS to S5 for 0oa ard from 81 % % IS for
Pants. $50 carpets, kuin!tlsr, Jew-ry &c. by
pot pur ctsy BIT ded TO by EzekiGL -.
nue. Nine eehth C.en.sstn Ladies'
tended 10 by hrs. r..
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Il GREAT pt MAND FOB CL0tH -Nd-LACIEs AND
~ geGtlcm n's). Wartec lot % off Clohing. Fur
ane Carpets guaIao to the higae-t In
the city by ealing add essiDg G. AisH, 81 IN
between twenty ntith and Ihirteh streets LADIES'
sitter ded TO by MIS- sijsh
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The following table win compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.

Total ............ S5S9, 705 BAT, 1886
Increase OF week compared with tn OF 1850 1857 600
The following is comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
year to June 3D.
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40 LkT-iN A BEAUTIFUL LOCATION UP To N
the whole OF three story and bascmen. House.
having ali modern mp oyements and In erfec order cool
re-ider ce In vel adsped for YET
ping gig. OF whole house. SCI. per year
par, proportion. Inquire Of II. MARCUS at Ball Black
4 Co.'s
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ITO LET-A NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH ALL
modern improve men's in The bca part of this city
rsspsc ae neigh oorhood The house IL furn shed
exlenro OF s. aud will be rented low private
family eood tenant for year or longer Address Europe,
UrrlId
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TO LET-4 FIRST CLASS HODaE NO 40 WEST
lweI tstLird se opposite Loud Terrace. with all the
modern inprOyei epts snd partially furnished Kent veT
RESPONSIBLE Inquire within, st N, 80 Eighth Avenue
OF twenty second see CT MIS-. S. GREGORY CO G.
BLOIl GOOD