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Or. Fattery present new, safe and certain treat
cut the iii et-es to- winch females pecu,i riy
liable, cNect ally removing them and their drytu re-
suits.
ssy~ DR. f., if required, will visit ladies at their
rr.ucNces.
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Dissolution.

FE7E conarnership heretofore existing petSer The
\ Z, williamson and A. VI. Carpenter ui,iiuusalved
style Of Wi hanson Carpenter is this day dlssoi Iii
by mutual consent The accounts OF the iate IL
be settled by MIR. Williamson. .,,.usON
n CARpENTER
Ay,,,.,,,. r,.. c.s ,st. - ie252s'
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Machine Made Hose.
Great Improvement of this Age
8. EaeeNN AEsEs'S
NEW IMPROVED

Hydraulic Hose Sewing Machines,
TT ANUFACTURFD AND FOR SALE BY H. D.
.f1 BOOM G CO., at the Marysyille Foundry ana
VI iyhiuc Shup.
Miners can hr supplied lth Hose sewed with iour
lcet ml single Tor twenty cents per yard for seWns'
and VIII last as long Hs the ,uck will without ripping
LIST OF PRICES.
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no sssn s,HG;iqG.

MRS FALES has enjoyed the same advantages and
received the same diploma gentlemen graduates Of
the Medical Colleges, and for several years has had an
extensive practice in the States In female diseases
and in Midwifery her practice has b en- especially
large and entirely successful. Co steering the Cali
foruia char es eNhorhiHut, hers are comparativcI
low for Attendance in Midwifery, f2'; in ordinary
outside practice 81 visit! for examination and pre-
scripton Tor home treatment T2
Residence, corner OF Fth and II street, MarYsvile.
Rerer,nce-,4r. and Mrs. Dawson, Dawson House.
febl9-tf
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N rysvi-l w tor euro.

N. w. FALES vi. -. & MRS. u. N.
FALES VI. D..
HYDROPATHIC PHYSI.IANS, will cceive patients
into their house for treatment, and attend to utsdr
practice in city country DIR. FAIES guarantees
with his Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and other remedial agcn>, to cure diseases
more speedily and with less expense than can be done
with medicine For several years he has hat am cN.
tcnsivc pra tice in the East AmorE the diseases sue
cesslully treated are tine following: Gput, Eh-umH-
tisu, Neuralgia. ParaNs s., Muscular Distortions, Su
md enlarged Joints, Ulcers, Scroluln, Constipation,
Gravel, Fever and Ague Continuous Fever, etc
lie Lives no medicines because they unnecessary
and absolutely injurious. We remove the ca SEES of
disease, restore favorable conditions to he'ih aud
unr patients quickly recover We also teach them
how to keep well All cases ofposouug and disease,
caused thereby, are quickly cured by his Electrn
Chemical baths.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

ONE SPLENDID PIANO-SEVEN OCTAVE,
Gold Watches, Grover Il Baker Sewing Machines,
Musical Instruments consisting of splendid Guitars,
yions and Brass instruments; together with choice
collection of Valuable Books, all subjecs-latest
editions, by all the most noted authors Also a var-
ETY. of articles suitable for Holiday presents.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

moval of those blotcoes and sores from nv sl,r
the ulcers from my throat, and the entire stonnaan and
those emissions, which you said were prncpaIiye OF
cause Of ny sickness. we
can hardly tell you which is the treatast -
or my surprise for except not having fully 90, Joy
strength feel as wen as any man can feel CIV my
Encp sd / send you Twenty Dollars over -
Charge, and think mysclf cheapy cured Iryor 49our
m yhodv will be benefited you may ut this Iet,nk nk
the newspapers Believe me gratefully yours,
IHoMAS HAYDEN
vrSO TIE AFFLICTED.-Dr. /. J. CzApKAy L..
oi the Hungarian Army, Chief Physician of 'se ave
Hospital of pe>h aud Honorary Member Of tba d. me
drnha College of Medicine, calls attention to be "a
loving maadies, in the treatment of which he pTIe,n o
tees cure: Diseases of the Brain, such as Fnuna'
ApopleNy, rushcs of blood to the head, hnauniifEt
OF its different tissues, Partial and complete paraIue
al sanity, and all Functional Derangements snsf ~
as loss Of memory, aversion 10 society. Misantbron
1midiiy, Nervous Excitement from slight causes Ky,
pistrust. Gidliness liz adache, Ringing in the Fa'
confusion of ideas, love of solitude, optical llnsis'
AID ncapabty fer labor and study. Also in JiSna'
.,s Of the lungs and AR passages, such as Tubercm
diseases or cousumption Pneumonia or In1an,motir r
of the lungs peurites or Pleurisy, Asthma bumoroin
suasu odic, Bronchitis, LarNngtis, and all form" vi vi
Catarrhal affect, rs. Also diseases of tile liver srh
Hs UUattis , Inflammation of the Liver conres,iN'
of the LIVER. ah.cessts of lie liver, calcui In t6 %
bladder and duct Jaun lice and those diseases v6it
impair its functions, such as Panama fever, Billions
fever aud hitting I, yer, and the cons, oun"o
which these disor ets leave behind them. ~
Also, diseases of the stomach, such as Gastri,is -
Inflammation OF the Stomach, Entcrties or Inlnmm% %
tfon Of the bowels. dyspepsia IN all It's forms, which
destroy auette and digestion, Flatuencs Dysentery
and DarrhocH. Also, diseases Of the Kidneys ana
thcr Urinary organs such as Diabetes, or an eyces
sivc Gow of urine, Anuninaria, e. mnouy known ss
Brig Is Disease IN this complaint neither physician
nor patient oltentmes susrcc the presence of dseas
until too late. The most common sympt, ms are gen
,ra nii>postou, with dropsical swelingSl CalcuH in
the Kidneys, Urothra Bladder, tnurisis or inabi,
TO retain the urine, cyss or inflammation Of tbs
bladder, ANA all other dsoidc OF the urinary ORGANS
Also. diseases of the womb and its aprendar6s snt
as irlegu arjties Of the MENSES, when excessive do
i,ctivr suppressed rle- ulur, Prolapqus or faln
ol the womb, srrlity, ovarian dropSy, and other ds
eases ct a parts In the treatment of any of m
above diseases, the Doct ! has many new remedes
and guarantees perfect cure, in all cases or the mo-
ucy viii be returned All consultations tby lettar w.
oth,rwiso) free. Address Or. L. J. CZAPkAY, San
Francisco.
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e e. TBS! z BA T HS ]
C. III. ANDRESSEN.P Pronrietor.

PRICES REDUCED Warm, Cold and Shower
Baths 20 cents per bath week days. Corner Of d
and Front streets. Ladies entrance on Front street
Gents ON d street. no21
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate of Peter Van Nest, Deceased
N0TICE is hereby given by the undersigned Adj
~ mnistrator of the above named Estate, TO The
creditors of and all persons having claims against
said deceased to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, with ten months from the first publication
of this notice AT his residence near III village oi CO.
lusi, Colusi County, or they will he forever barred.
o. C. BERKEY Administrator.
March 90 1851. NH 3-law4w
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Marysville Gymnasium

No. Ijl Second ST.. between High and Il,
vHTILL reopen Wednesday, the 7h day of
w November, 1860, for general exercise in Gym.
uHstics and Ply steal Training The public invi-
ted to ava themselves of the benefit derived from
This institution.
The rooms will be kept comfortable y and night.
Doors open from GAM to 10 p. VI.
Terms--$3 20 per month in advance.
mol cllAt. A. KATE, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
3ndira1.
]. EHEE. 9. G e . I II Y, ElT. .

y. E'E, T., q. q TT Z Z Ell Z, E1T. =.
EyOEMERLY Professor Of Medical Jurisprudence,
4 syracuse Medical College, y. Y. Member of the
ROYAL Col eye of Physicians and ~urgeo Ilo ora
ry men Der OF Imperial Philosophical Society; ioL-
mcIlv SmgeCn to the British an y OF Volunteers
aud the Anglesra Lying in lIospital-late OF Mel
bourne Eye aud Ear Inf~mary.
-OFFICE-
Northwest corner of Washington and sansome SITS,
san Frnncsco.
OAioc hours, from It. til II, aud till 5; and even
ugs, after I.
10 PATIENTS ATADr TANCE.
Dr.. Flatery can h. consulted 10y letter stating 1st,
age p. s-N3i, time taken i'll 4th, con>ii
tutio 18th, occupnliou 9th, number of
treatments Submttt 'o 7ih, descrip-
tou of caus and sympt, ms cx-
pcrcnced and those existing.
lie will then send dmtdicncs, with d ectous, to
any cureab' diSense.
DR. j FLATrE Y would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he he consulted Consumption, Fc' ale
Complaints, Diseases o the Eye and Ear, and Malg-
nant surg cal alTec ous.
His mode for the CURE of CONSUMPTION, an other
Lung Dseas :, is principally by tine inhalnton ot
IN deal vapo'. has IN diScovei TIE rhysiol
ogy of Respiration and Nutrition, hth bear the
closest Philosophical examination. His long eNprr-
eucc and ateut tc the above named complaut>,
his safe and speedy meth ii Of trcatmcu and his en-
aordiuary success duriuga long and extensive prac
tce, enable himto proise ali persons atl ted, safe
and permui9eut cure.
B, along course of study and urac.ica experience
! in turope ANA Americl, Dr. T. has the graubc1tou
of presenting lhe unfortunate with remedies lhat h
| never failed, Siucehe first Introduced them, cure
the most aaruiu" ease, and that IN very short hut
reasonable time thou the aid of dclct,rus drugs.
| within the last fifteen lear- Pr +. has cured more
than len thousand cases of The huNc uam'd, HnI il
may be said safely, Ih It more tlH one half OF hose
patients had been previously treated with mineral
| pO
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HaralltGc Deeds

will be delivered TO the persons drawing the above
described Real Estate free from all incumbrancpa.
For the reliability and fairness with which the
above distribution will be conducted, we have per
mission to refer to the undersigned
Low Bros. q Co., Narysvie;
Isaac Glnzipr Co
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
EnINBuRGM MAGAZLNE lTory.

The present critical state Of European affairs will
render these public ttuus unusually interesting during
the furthc mi z year. They will occuuy middle
ground between tch tstily written newsitems crudf
Speculatious, and fyng rumors Of the daiy journal
and Z ponderouS Tome of the iuture story, writ
ten aft,r the living interest and excitement of the
great polieical events of tn time shall have passed
away 1t is t. these Perln6ica that readers must
l'o; for the only really Ineligible and reliable hsto-
ry of current events ami sUcl in addition to their
vrll-cstublished literary, scientific, and Theological
character, We urge them upon the consideration OF
the reading PUBLIC.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of Advance Sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to thcSa reprints,
uas,uu rs they can now be placed IN the hands of
sulscr bers about as soon RS the original editions
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
Snnrmntn!rlIona.

Or local wcaNucss. uorvou, debility, low spirits. a>
situde. wr, hil-s> ut ts limbs and back, ulsi ust.ol
p,ehcu,ion loss of memory aversion to -oclrty. low
ur solitude. tmIdi;y, ste t'strust dizziness. hgalu,
involuntary discharges. pains iu 'hr s.de, affections
OF the cJe, pupes on the itce, sexual or other uru
cIau aud surgeon, /. ). Cz1phay. lbs me'h,d ui cI
ring diseases new, tuusuowu 10 ohsrs,l and henc
tlc great success All consultations, bS letter or ot
rrWl.., tree.
Addr.... l.. = CZAr-AY. VI d. san ErancL.--. Cal
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in
GLASS CASES, Air fight, and will Keep
in any climate.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
$. G. WILLIAMS, Prpprictor

T. a. WILLIAMS,
Only authorized agent to transact business connec
ted with the above. no21
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29
,scuarssal,lc Gnstprcr of Medical ssc'
lief

s@Below we publish the certificates of thre" o the
sufferers from the pan-~ vi di,rdsr. "Io' having re-
covered their .orIa,r Aualtl and mVel,.d by srat-
tutc make known their cases and reWe,ia agent "rd
their statements are authenticated by Notary lUh-
lie. The demands OF society iupcri"usly command
Iir publicity and we commend their perusal to the
attention of an afflicted:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

will remain at the old stand up to the tst day OF
Aprl 1861 and do herewith request all parties in
debied the firm Of NJ. A. Bromberger Co.. to settle
up, before said date.
mh7-1m NJ. A. BROMBERGER
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

MANSVlLLE, June 3, 800.
DR., L. J, Cmpkay, San Fraucisco--sir-l have used
the last OF your mctIcinc, and DO not think SHAH
need any morr rs feet very wen, cXc pit that have
not entirely gut my strength yet, but soon wi with
the appetite that hava. 1t is just three weeks, you
may rcCocct since | called at Your Institute, Wi
IA, cousitut on, as | thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you ould be able 10 perfectly,
bat thought you ght be able to 90 something TO case
the pain in my back and head, aud strengthen my
limbs, which so weak that they would almost
give way under me, when walked and to strengthen
my that | would not get excited and from
bic at every little thing. Now tlat you know what
expected, Sou may judge Of my satisfaction at my
complete IecCYc'y lfon. these symptoms and thc re
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2zII1sI!EI!Z|I!!!l!:'.lllIlA!l;zln 22!'Ill!!I!' iii I!'.lIl!l;z!ln
IkIa:z:liilss!ZI.l!lIslS0 l..l!Z.!IsliS0
MRS WINSrO ONV
- 80

An experienced Nurse and Female hysician presents
10 the altenton Of mothlrs, her
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lddre3a, l.. >. CzAr ,AY, VI. D. sa1 Francisco cal.
tqUr GErATTlT nI-COyrNY ON Tmr AGr :

Dr. L. j. Czapkay +, daily ceniug applications
from every part of th. State aud from Oregon Hul
from Ws'uu-tu Territory, for the treatment ot eve
~ form ol disease, nud there not One who wil come
forward and express dissatisfaction ou tc coutrafy.
the Doctor i, in d'ly receipt oiIct.r- expressive u.
.ra itude aud thauhluh,-., suuc oi wiuc "tu pUo-
llshtd below by pcrn.-s
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nnily NntionnI Ncmocrnt. Mnr,syille.

ADV Ekl lSINN IN TUE AILANiiC STATES
/. +. viii also attend to forwarding advertise
500 ut- to- paper, published ia any oruon OF the Al
lHutc ~t3trS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-03-29

w TTIN. " ~ = U T7-TI.
Dear Sr-lTavirr entirely recovered from my slck-
mss, avail mAseIt OF ths opportunity go relun my
thW>ul aek .oWlsdmrut, rt.c r.ljH th1t Nuuh1Yr
given me. When ! think of the distressing BODILY
weakness, headrchc, icuIlu'u,--. want cot confidence,
dizziness ST, weakness iu tIc limbs loss ol
memory, confusion of ideas, dislike o. society roc
turual emissions, and us0uN other sNmrtomf, which
had mHdrmy life miserable, cw hardly express the
gratitude tcc, for my cN.sicuct had beC0Wc bur-
then TO me, and nothing afforded me the least -raui-
cation, whilst now, lee perfectly welt and can enjoy
lilrto my entire satsiact'ou KNOWN. thai there ar.
mauy al cted as have hc.u, you have permission tu
make use Of this letter as you think proper Eclcyr
me, gratefully yours, ~ MICllELLS.
To DR.. h. j. CzIpaay, san Francisco.
, 1861-06-29
MARINE INTRLLIGRNfw

PASSED DETROIT. June 27.-C-Stmr Illinois
996opa 99otpa GG!eys.and cobcord Buftalo; schrs Wan
Pasha Gen. Taylor: bark city 81 S1i1wasnkpc S1i1s H1es;
g nrigs Cook; N n STANDARD, Hampton: nct,r n
VESSELS PAssfEc TuRouou TIE WE1LAyD "a.
nAL-housp l: WEsT-on the ajth. schrs Titan. 4
Medbery. Je:sie. Dophn on the a1st. bris r. =. a
yer City; sehrs Theo Perry, Utica. j La,h, n. d
afsRRs aS1fR1tf f.nis IiepWisgle Ws Revolving Light S.
| Bound EAST on the 2tzt props Vermont ,ns
Jefferson; barks Sovereign Of tbs Lakes. Can. ~ ~
Hnra,d nnisfoP nr1g Seminole; schra Bay Of Quints,
CoI11e1oS.--Ycsteztay morning, a short time
previous to dAybseak: collision OCCURRED VIII
me tugs Ar1oW and Elliott, while engaged IN az.
saleS sas sSnsGc57 S DE- 9n2s r9at 16df ks Ee A
M.2 cost 500 .9 9r upwards to repair. The Arrow
VI 1iopae Daen lowed mtg port for fspas5;:iv::
taSsa ea9s i Hfsdt sd etea%eE @ NSfth I s
wen on the opposite eide Of the river, she vas run
INTO by The tug Eagle, which had also lefs tbs fur
he extent Of sGe We e ese unable to determine
@ ootcrvaton With SPY glass should iu,l,e IT. iid
Eoi G,e,a exceed s5 The tug was unlnjuted SDstraT
HLTNews mp to Sunday last reached tis ImE ma,n3
from Lake Superior by the steamer Planet yh;n;
when within six miles Of Snperior ct,. ae d ad1aaet
ICE teo formidable t. pass through ber 1up ftcc,a %a
was was e@nnssqaenty On transferred the steamer &c.
neea & On sssnrday tne Day Of her arrival TetuTa
at Ba5 field and Lapointe, arriving at ontons1aS
g. its H. and Marquette at A; ii Monday.
Thursday night. the particulars Of which ~ hava ~
Sisea1 I've another column. The people IN that Sec
on expeet5d t4leasn by the next arrival Of H,r
s5,s ms9 N 5hat Fort Sumter had been taken. Left
cceded in getting Of The Plnnet. EhiIe of ~ pefnt
an W Mnarq4e met With slight Incident by ths Can
T., 5re r. o. lof% beam breaking. She was taken
eomeIy IS faE as Forestville, from thence to ihis
esdrs Sc tons o. iron ore 1 tons pig on
, 1861-06-29
RELIGIOUS NOrTCRs.

= The Rev. Willis Lcrd. D. n. ,.,, :,
nouth Pfeebyferian Church tomorro% a. h,a r. the
scsfs f;e the,e viii be no service in the e1en|ms
tend. ''AAusets are cordially invited to at.
will mn; NJ Gent9n. the distinguished Geo,oo,a+
1o eRsae as;ae, N Nngsbury Hail. Sunday. Jnne $;h
evening TheIe re ,siS mi1SfhRing aad O'Clock In Tie
the Hall at aod.sIi * r. y =, conference meeting in
peach9e ee1er Pak Society have
inary at their Chsrcl weet sio lageGoE;sh ag h SEN
seats free. Sabbath School .t O'clock 1son faFk
~ I7Chnsch Of the Ascension, protcstant r,,s..
ne ~ ~ caK S.Ieet near North Disieion is
VIM. Il, Cooper, Rector. a. ~ a" NJ Rev.
The services at the Dedication or +.o
oowsp 1apssa Gh1teh Sunday are as
Ropt: Rep noy6 afternoon O'CLOCK bT y Kes:
hT H.. Sae r. DXon: and in the evening st =. cocF
" i.es- u Everts AL arc Invited. - y e'''@'
Peoria atqEefs ch9ps Sf Washington and
non hy Bishop Nhitchonte: afteEEnco, .v,s9, ser
E. DeEotTfe ~ ae'' r. a. 5any; evening, rs by Rev
Geise1 q tne Mey Wabash ave-
ne nea5a fFee: Morning service 1oa5, bV Rsr REseefs
De" Oh; afternoon, 1, BY Bl:hop WhiteGonssc'' s' L.
There will be service In French ~ ,ho s...,
cofner CT Erie and Wells etrecte. Sorth ~
Jnn5. sundav seSao' sS66o'1ng e at 10 10 by Rev F. A.
=. - Re-. Rev. A. Kenyon will preach on Sunday mil
a igN u at the Mount Zion BAPTIST ChnrcS ~
s4afk street, }net south Of Polk strcet' @AS1 VI
~ Il. Sturgeon will preach In the 1rnfted
~ p!assan Chutch. corner Of Washington and
l04 A. n. and AZ r. II. 1Sna* no"ss'
-Ihe second animal meeting OF the T,qd,os,
E1hcatton Society will be held at The First
napnst thuIeh on Sunday. June 30th, at 3 oscIock
:. II. sermon ,, Rer. r. Boyd, D. D. ~4'"0'
spts copal Free Church of st. Ars.a1ina rornas ~
noia9a @ and Franklin streets. on Sunday. at 10x1
{. anu ~ r. N. E. B. TurTLE, Rector.
, 1861-06-29

ST. 1ot1s MARKE7s-June 27.-Wheat- bor,
nelcea asmaA demand at lower prices. with sales
fpring to dloice club, aud oc to Sc for prime to
Choice fall-yestezdsy'e sales showing a decided
en- Sse,ne hns oT n,;, those Of fhs day preceding 9t
Go, from Monroe county, ill.,. 5 brour't o. :aae q. 30 o.
hu To-day receipts and offerings were re- verv prv
n;, nnGht, ant |. geo bags choice club sold at & 6sc
1sc at M is 1esnFued sis cd n hs At
SEE see: Sone demand expressed from the Ohio at
1hta 1Se 70 se sEs included, fer mixed yellow and
there was 70 sale except lot Of white at f3enrs
above The market. tats--Thcre is verv Il !; tis
ttnanlry. :u,d ID only only very limite I'd sales have
onPWe PltSa a. H. G hd9 70 &c pa1t IN new gunnies
50 brls couitry scratched al $s.s5; so and So b5s
cohIahtry oIa u e exrS at 1s9 brls double extra ior
fast1on; p = to $40 Refused for city superne;
I ca;es o. 9ass 1ye aonr At 12s per ha wc quote
serateised saals ptses e as .fnos m as TO
single eztrsa, 81 Is to double extras & ~ u
to $3.50. AaEley The latest sales ad made nnb g.
Sohps sse 4 re for s%Rfhp sSanS ;,ss sacss
mn1e pnbliat the openfug. but on yesterday near
~ ~ eels eh ed bands at l3c. To-day, So bris sold
,s1hcs mo 'aeive Saps sFleu43sssipts
New England'' extra at 1890; SOD brls acfrtor''
Extra Extra at -; 600 br1s Of another braid at sane
br's - Prairie du Sac XX family at II s. Whao3
nImeeiif s6 hu The market for wheat 1@sc
t. make up some shipments At yestcrily's nr;css
Sa1ef "a 6 so In No st:Is q Gc gutd 10 bn
90 az 6SS @ for currency 6o00 bu do 69: for carren
g g SG0 bn DO at f0c for currency I,TtD bu Nut
~ ,oc tor go!d 9o0 bu do in stor at sc fur cur
5co bu do del at 9c for currency $500 bu do nj 4;
'os ior Currency $50 bu do del at SIC for currency
q a1oMnwatd. Corn may be quoted firm Thr Nav
oeH OK feIo:t represents wheat heavy aud imsc
ever: ever: Corn Ecxrce and firm. Flour-No saies.
= heatmsa1es C00 BY red at 94c; 5000 bu white at
3ia bE Tcd ut oac; 1001 bu and 1000 bu do at
s3s; 5, bu white at 81 90; 7c0 bn d. {: Ism In
ca ~ sic 20 bn do at 9ic; 800 lu d. ut 3c: 1GS)
III While At TIC. alter report. Corn-Fi.m,
,.o;ai;S oeEAS !. Fn;1enIs At New York-Junc a7.-
~ s;5s :. 6om ba' cern at 9,Sd in bs::s:
5tv tris Hour at 1s3d01t6d. and 1900 III wfeafi r.
f9refn fer T., vessel at SKA in b.ss 10 Toaioa ds
s'H pie @ Gu M Mheas at 64d IN ships bags, and 1000
'aeae at 9d, and quo hb1s 1our on private terms.
, 1861-06-29

There Is nothing doing In wool at either JACK
Hon, Albion, Ann Artor or :YpsIlanti.
At Marehal. Edward But1er1s tho only buyer. hut
be hae extensive orders to ILL., aud Is well si1pnlicd
with Eastern funds to pay ont for wool. ia hsd
taken up to last night 1900 s at an average of97c
The h1gheet fgure for the grade being SOC. To.day
he to9k N about ,0e0 1Ds at &c., 20c being tho ot
eide 1sute. The Evopl bought thus far ia Yery nicn
both ~ an,a, ana IT. e and d, ,conditi6n- -'@~~'
os at avcrnge ofsc Tie Rane c;na 1ome Goo
brought on the average A3c t0 ''''' 'eoA
A. DoRagiac, D. Lyle has bought 600 ~ at an
aressgc price Of 2oc5 Tho same clips last season on
D. Larzelerc. &, Co., have taken I'm, n. At e7c
the same clips last year bringing 3sc. A'' 3' ~e
G:C Jones q CO, of tho same place. bave t.1-cn
ID ~ ~ at &c The came last year brought 4f1s.
Al Snes, .: ooc Moore Is the only buyer. Hc has
avetaGc PTiee ns 81 Of &c. The same clips isst ycar
At hAlamazoo there arc five buycrs In tba mar.
ket, to-wit: Meeere Babcock & Cobb. " n c1arir
Clark j. Gilbert, D, s. Walbrtice mi Tnh1,
Dudseon. There have been taken ID this ftnoe ' .
T50 bs. Part Of which, however. ia oniv ~ IT,.
age. The purchases were at &c, Last Feason tho
eaIae woo! would have been worth lie '10
There Ii no wool selling at either Ann Arhor
Jackson, Albion Of Tpsilanti the farmers stnriny,
their stoeke. This conEao is coming greatly IN
vogue. particularly with choice lots 40
A letter from Clarkst0n under YESTERDAYS data
shys: " The wool market IL very unist on1v
few small lots offered, most Of which ~ hava
either taken In store or bought at 25 to asc f1nr
falmere feel very reluctant to sell at tose nr1c".
but think If the money was here MANY yyn,,1d roii
-,the lager clipa possibly holding oTer In t1rst
hands. ."-Det. ddrt1iiser. AAe'