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articles being obta!nabls on eaaiaz terms, Meas
pork sold to 1ha extent of go b1ls 1t fiaoo, sud
E0 hhds bacon in lots 1ataa tspt ps1yste, but IN.
It has been offered to some e{tent 1t these rates,
Tithout buycEs. Bulk meat has not been inquired
Tor, and prices ruled nominal It can b bought II
a6 aaons s. st.ss sss Seae9er e9s .tssa 9Ss9
notwithstanding this depression, there Is uot
much q apy article offering. and q regards mess
IRE able to hold are disposed to do so rather thsp
ment.
OCEAN FRz1aH7s II Nxw Yonx-June 23-Were
a5msr firm to leading Britth ports. To Liverpool,
bnlk snd ships bags; and large offerings refused ed
sIeept at an Improvements bY foreign Eessel,
1900 bb1e aonr at II I'D; and By steamer 1000 bxa
ehsese shes at g.; 100 bys bacon at 4ss: To Glasgow,
57,000 hu wheat at Sd In bulk, and 8Ac In ships
bags; GO caeks alcohol at 8Gs; 5000 ebls flour at
. Cd, and BY foreign vessel $500 hbls -four at 2s
Antwerp. p 900 bu wheat at 9d in ships bsga. 70
sn Bgg6e fes.s Gis %tR
wheat at QHd In bulk. vessel to the Penobscot
at 16c for -four and 3}{c for cor1-
TorEDo, june 98.-Wh heat-Balee 1,2o0 bu white
At s.. .01 of red-35o bu and 20o0 bu at o6c. Corn
gales this morning-3,0o0 bu at 80xc; 1000 bu
At S s9c 1920 ba at $oxe; later-2o@ 6g i sec
ternoon. Oats 2o922c. Barley-spzing 45c; win
ter SOC.
Anwu4uKE1, Jcne .-Flour-7ecefpts 1,65:
br1s: Market @ very s|nli and 90 unsettled that VI
changed. Sales included: SD bu No It a7c, chr r
lency $50 bu do at 62c, In exchange 5000 bu d.
6oc In gold 3450 bu No at soc ID store, for cur
at roc or gold; 1900 bu rejected af &c fof curren
cy.-6<NtiHa.
, 1861-06-28
Ra!ly Review Of Chicago l1arket.

TuEnsDAr EvEs1s-. Juno q. 1851.
o; mhe as
1t &c. To B1fIslo-prop Mohawk' wheat ; at s.;
co9yoy, White clead. George " = Holt, Exchange
FLOrR-Keceiycd, 3,90l brls; shipped b. Lake,
4,199 bsls. Market STEADY. Sales, 200 b1ls Como
.priDg estsa at $3.50 del; 1o2 b1ls Magnolia"
is co Dell SO brls South Branch round hoop, sold
trs At {s4o al: iGo brls fair extra at IS del;
irls medium extra u $3.50; go bsls fiji extra At
i ssis g 1t II 50 DEL Msssst closing ~ dull IN. n
sE WMEhTReoese f1EiSSs rec e 47ss bu shipped 1gs14
bu- Marie. for No. Spring dnll, e ana a. a93eR O. IL low;
snSs Ne a R1eg STs s s's s. % IT &
a5oo 81 do Il e4s; aooo bu do Il 6sXc; 60oo b do
ii e9c: aooohu doat e2o1gold; 5000 b. No; -: Z
SasS 7 ~ @ stsss at zss
e cee6hSKsesiyea s. h1's; shipped u " .:
Canal and River Mixed at e5Hc I: 0. b.; 5000 bu
Caral Mixed at sc afoat; 60, 900 bu Mixed In
store ut sse; 5000 bu do At aafc;. 1900 bu do a.
1 92 u e z 81, by; shipped 14esa eu
Market steady and firm salee. $500 bu No. at
RYE-Reeciyed, 4,6t4bu; Market steady. Sales.
$500 bn No. l in etote at soc,
l. BARIEY-Receitea,2 ~ bu. Market neglected.
| Sales, 10 bu No. = in store at 2oc.
SAlef IS brls in email lots By city disteEB at 13c.
| ALCOuOL-Steady ut *7@9oc 3 gA.
| MESS pORK-Du1l and nominal at $500.
| LARD-Dnn at 6&t64c.
| TALLOR-10 brla fa1r butcheze' at &c.
llDES-Very dull. We quote: Dry FLINT, ~
Csc for fair to extra; Green salted, 3hl4c,
BTTTER-l8 kegs good roll at 7s.
| EGGsSteedy at &c per doz.
| TOULTRY-iive Chickens, $t, ooo1.Go = doz
| Turkeys. 6b7c y D..
BE6Ns-a6 bu choice mixed at $tW; Bag
POTATOES Market very dull and nominal
1oa1Tc, New ceiling In small lots at f0075c,
| There Ia rather more inquiry for good shippln,
Bee.es, and the market Is steady 1t $3-50Gl1 %
buf common are dnll and heayy. hogs ara steady
sheep dull. Sales were: ..or =. A,oo
, 1861-06-28
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a. An hhould not fail to read the advertise.
ment OF Prof. Wood IN to-day'e paper. mh.1y.
, 1861-06-28
-MONETARY.-:-

! THuasnGx ETMnsa, June u, 1851.
, Tho demand for gold continues quite active, and
1t salll ftealy ut H@1 per cent premium for cnr.
xencJ or exehAnge-the latter selling for currency:
1t par to per cent. premium.
There Is growing dissatisfaction in tho CON-
munity With regard to receiving the bulk Of tho
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Free Indiana cur
rency ut par. To-day 1t was,tnost genefa1ly FER
fused In commercial circles, and tho brokers and
bankers will only giro o5c On the dollar for It.. II
the owners Of thcso banks arc desirous Of getting
thcIr ci,cula&ton extended into Illinois, the only
way to accomplish 1t IL to redeem It in this city
with New York exchange or gold
We notice quite q ubo1al amount Of the bills Ok
tho Commg1cil Bank, and City Bank Of Montreal
In circulation, and ne understand they eagerly
taken. In New York they arc quoted at K per
cent. discount; while the State Bank Of Indiana
1s'quoted 1t IL per cent. discount.
We have heard numer.us complaints within tho
past few days OF the rude treatment which depos-
itors with come Of our leading banks are receiving
at the hands Of the bank officers. When asked by
deposition what they prepared to settle his &C
count at, they reply In substances IS follows:
I'VE will pay you In Illinois bank notes just
what you depostted = and il the depoator tries to
convince them that he Is honestly entitled to moro,
they turn on their heel and tell him that If depos
itora insist on asking no.c, they will have to
aengn, and "they will not then get even that
much" Now; the relation between banker and
his depositor Is legally and strictly that Of debtor
and creditor. Whatever balance is due the depos.
itor tn lis bank book, can legally be demanded In
coin a1d the depositoZ takes less, it is conces
elnu on his part. In some tnstances It would not
In equity be fair for deposftor to demand money!
, 1861-06-28


IL Kittaning, Pa, where he WAS Of good family
ard which plaee he left in April last In pos
seeEicn OF Ell his faculties. His constant i'm
PRESTON during his imprisonment Was that he
was going to be shot, and BY superhumaa
e1e1tions he scaled The fence and made off
Ei1ce which nothing has been heard ofhln.
Upon his person when asrested was certid-
cate of deposit Of $500 in Pittsburg bank
and SIS IN money, now in charge OF officers
here.
PATRIOTIC "1S.rKs7s."-Messra Gilbert,
Hubbard & Co., yesterday sent to Cairo one
hundred tents for our troops there. They are
row making fifty tents Per day. Within the
past month they have furnished Oh different
orders frcm this and other States one thou
sand tents. They will also have the ea1ne
amount TONED out the current mofth. They
are now at work upon the tents Of the Irish
Brigade There is no wind but blows some
body some good The civil war in which the
white wings of Commerce droop, spreads
them - the shelter Of our brave troops, and
no the duck and CANVASS looms keep busy. We
shall be glad to zee corresponding quicken
iug In the sale Of Hemp and Cordage, which
aesuredly Will be when the rebels begin to get
their just desc1ts.
TIE C,7T BR1pEwEl.-There are now in
this Institution At men, and 46 women held
for longer or shorter times, running from ten
to ninety days. The premises - visited bJ
cur reporter yesterday looked scrupulousl,
nest and clean. indeed, It may be doubted
Bzidewell inmates as whole find themselEe'
in such clean1y and decent quarters, when lei
to themselves outside Still fhe institution
wIl never be very popular, and we sro no
aiming ut any such result. The men are en-
ployed eight hours Of the d1y in stone break
Ing on the principle Of road material afte
McAdmu. Nearly two hundred cords are no,
ready to be put upon cur streets, aud doubl
that amount in the rough state, composed {
tie cos.ser waste at the stone Qua1ries, 1ande
on the Brideweu dock by caaal boat
TIE Pos1-OFr1cK RoBBERT-Festerdsy &
te11oon was set for the examination OF J.
Parker, before United Btates Commissioner
/. Ho5ne, on charge Of forging United Stat
land wa11ants, In Altering the warrants stole
By Wheeler, the Post Office clerk, aud also /;
being implicated In the pusloinine the san
from the q. s. maila- The hearing sas Co
tpued to Mondsy at II L. IL. Parker nca
while being held on warrant issued by Cor
missioner Hoyne, .
Yesterday afternoon F. b Wheeler =
brought before the came Commissioner, a
adhering to his former full statement Of
guilt, waived examination, and stands CO
1nltted IN default Of 1920 bail. 8. ". Pea
, 1861-06-28

-lFrom the KanAwha Valley star, Kanawha Val
ache. Vho u them will stick to them
, 1861-06-28
,For 5al&.

CCALES FOR SALE.-One pair
Scales They Will be sold cheap. Apply at II South
yrk1 frnar fa31IIk
, 1861-06-28
mARKErs RY THR LA1Rsr MAILS.

mARKEES RE THE LATEST mA1L8s
Wool " H1cHIoAN.-Meesrs. Wa1dron 4 Badly,
OF HillsdAle. write rs that about 1000 Ms wool
were taken at that place On Satu sday, at an aver.
age Of s6H cents. On Monday 9, 900 os were sold,
the average price being 23H cents. Farm "a a1e
holding their large dns clips It 30 CENTS hut thezn
are Eo buyers at th1. price. ~
Mtssre. C. c. Warren 4 Co., OF Three Rivers,
rcpo1t wool arriving in small quantities. aud aell-
ing at 9a@ss9n cents the seller M tsk!ng nefootth
chased on sa.urday.-Det. 4dr<rtistr-
Cmc1ksAT1 PRov1sIoN MARKrr.-The PFtat
Current Of yettc:day has the following:
Tie deuard for provisions has teen extremely
1irlt. cpG the market wss decidedly hcsTtI. ali
, 1861-06-28

A New BAAQuE-The tsColonel Ellsworth
Is the nanue,m 4 trim and staunch Cleveland
built barquc, now lying In our river. Capt.
W.B. Prescott; Charles Hlcko1, Esq, owner.
, 1861-06-28

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Coanty Ct
- Cook sapesoE c8nrs q Pabl4sa Snlea5oi S1h:1 y
f,ana e. levi ". sine Georzs 4: Caross and Gar9
ilas E. Games ns wife Theodore r Philltps "illiaa
e. Ann1eton an: LIZA G.. Appleton bis Wifi, Abn7n
Sunf il bert Ba.nnsd-e GeoTge Rutledee. W!H!sa (
WnTpe. Frederick Na1ue Hiram Tucker. Sattanie
G. CafneA Samuel HASKELL Ellltan WNsoa John L j;
S:fthel: and Richard 3. Dorsl1 IN Cnaaeesy-> c,,..
and Caroline a. Caznea his wife, Theodose F. Flsrai
william G. Appleton and EllzH @. Applet hs 7s.ts
Abilah Stone Robert Bainhrdge, George l:ut15aSas ~
William II. Wazne, Frederick Warne, NasHaa:ti -
Carpes Samuel Hazkell William Wilson AID iacaalH
B. Doyeil, fourteen OF sac defendants shove r3asa1
Superior Court q Chicago notice I. he7.bs xHsn;
wife Thodore F. Phillips, william G. Ar1et3nn n
Ei{za G. Appleton hIs wife. Ah!;ah Stone tstoeIs i
bridge, George RutedZe, william II. haIut svM
lex axne, Nathaniel G. ca1nes. Satnue! hasAS 7,.,
Lam Wilson and Richard poveu tas W ~ ~
ant tled IL bl1 ef complaint 10 said Caa 81 ~ ~
that S1mnonds thefcupon lstned out q sa1I Innss
scainst said on the ast AoEca1
of June next 1861, = BY law required r, .,.
Now. unless you, tie sid Gcnrse r SAIes III III
Caroline E Games ~ us % Tnsodors I Il vifa liz
Ahiiaa stenc. Robert Bainhr1,lss, Gsorye Eas;:iS9
f-arnes exrnrri HA,fel. Wll11a1a Wilson and Nchat4
IsZs saa ,: s
rar II ssid Comfy tho drst Monday of lune lssL
ma n1exd snsweF Or 6eEur to tha SAID com1iAnantt
nl eompslat ~ sas @ I'll n r. .raa r. eaaf
ana III nf .sia It'll #ALTEK KiNBALL, cierks
pEe}sf sa = 10 seam 1.tt Gtomprss soi m7N.7W.~
, 1861-06-28

T.: OF CQSk. e.S,-suPe.tor Court OF Chicago.
Francis r. Buckingham ~ ChAr!es 4. Gr-kcfy,
Wi1lsm T!au, uorsee F; Ta1te. Wl:!an Giudy.
Ghs1ies Waltz, Haa?sa RsttEsT. Marion Tat:s,7.
Of James Ninr. dceenes;-Io chs9cerG
End l1lam Wisn. and thu: tho helra OF sstd Jancs
WIru> except said Francis snt Tnl!A= ~ brothers,
rled In TIT fce Ct C!-rs Ct -a.d up rio: urt
Of chcsen Notice !: hereby Etrez tot"essd Fraael.
Janes Vim, decreased that tbs complainant aitd his
blu Of eoaplast n said Curt Q. " Chane@ry sllc
Issued Ct rsta Court Axatnss said ucEaaant.~
~ u b. law requirrd- -
Now, tnlet. ytu. Z esd Francis Vim aad viii ln
W}r1. MI RE unfn',~n h. Irs ct il:1e- WI1n, 10
G ased shall Eerson4l D. aoa Appear telore .atd su
-. tSut. M - =. Sseh Ssna'y: n Le
said Cnu4ty. The Irss Monday Of August nc1s as6-
and rcad. an wer Gc2lnr to the sA4d com3tA
bill Of complaint. the same acd the matters aad tut
therein charged aud state., will be TAX fetsed.
prayer q aid bill W:aLTEk KlNs.AlL Clcrk-
GhfcA1p. June Eth. Isl. 1stttbttW
, 1861-06-28

~ CHENTY, S;s-7sups:1oE CoaEt = c.!ce:,.
?. 1lt.worth Rudolph u. tbs xorta, W{lla7 Drsn,
II. +: Bnel En u Aal!e5y Ethel !: fatnhan; Alert
Ellsworth H. L. HILL q. l. Grnnxa1, Rus.ell De1tdct
so,s sss, s2e ldss9e %s;a ~ Boz Joseph 1yss,oa
sia q scire fsc:aa to ,ua.c party 10 Judgment
pnsnc EGsGs M y Mhe,soy gyea 70 ne said Ethel 7.
tachent aid a. sfafrssti 1saed %: Of .he oce Of
t3S d.4 e q ae ssEeo5 Court hlcsgo ds;sd To
ksss sat sEnst the estate Of the sad Fasnham Ia
n3tea ~ s1sfesaid s,1n q 81 hnad5 ~
"1teh ea!d writ hsa heen returned executed
Sox. Therefore. miles. lou. Tho ssid Fsrrhar1 Ia.
before the said Superior Court of Chicago hforo
ths nrSt DAY e tne term heEeGf 70 DC holden as ho
day Of AnKuat p. ISL. Et.e apcet, ball 4nt plead
to the said platntf action Judgment Will be- enteIed
uu:h ot It property attachsd may be sufficient -
satisfy the said Judgment and cosss vii Be sold -
aats1J tha a2Daa.
fe6-e:1t-iT WALTER EIApALl. Clerk.
, 1861-06-28

THANCERY NOTICE.-State Of
" Illinois, couusy Of Eeot, as-sa2cstor Court
William I. seymcnr =, cla:k KnnTon AEa La1:aJ.
N!cze5 John pss9!ston AnsEicsa Horse ; Ss;l Con
Brown. Peter Kinney. EEslc,ton 3. LoAw!ck Charles
staiE J5 1ohe.t f9SheS koean butsl:a s;1aIastrse r.
keoxn hef!s Il j ei DntteaY deceased. CaE-a1 FIJI
At1h OF the css1ke Of Jcacph Flks Dr.
eeased the unknown heirs 81 Jcteph Fl1kt1s deee7t
Anadavt having brcn tled In oa,ea of the tlcrA
efsato sucer.or Of Chicago that I:oher. Hughes
ose Of the de!e.tonts abnFg En9cl, on due !uqNry
cs1not fonEt aod that tne ts!d ub:st Hushe4 na1
said 1oo,rt H1gees tbs: he co1pa!naat ned h!s ~
thsreoL twentieth ea5 OF s7-. 1:5t. and t5at
su1 N. rs tereupon Esued out Of said Court Syanst
Ea!d pefeCdhcfA fetrrreb!s cn the tEzs Mout1f &
June next, (ls1) AZ IL By aw required
Now. uplrs1 you, tho ksf: 1tters Hughes sa1n
re1enaly b. sna sp?sar oets.s :a.d sap1r, Ce5rt
Eea1 tersn thcEte: :; b, Aeliso At Cn,cszo: .e:d
a1swer cr demsr 10 ~ sa:d som2,Anaas's oill q
n Charged and stated. will be taken 7oafeed ane
CT aid hill WALTER kIMbAI,L- G1us--
k1sa s sco7r. ccup!l-aurs Solicitors.
T7r III SU+
, 1861-06-28

TuURsDAx EvKEMe, juno n, 1851.
Nhe following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty-four hours:
HRcEuTs Last TWENTY-roUn HoUHa.
Flour, Whit, Corn, 0sts, Rye, Bar.
bsls. bu. bu. bu. bu. bu.
, 1861-06-28

~ Of 1ttasis CeoE Coans7. g. 5-5upersoe Co1nf
4 sst gs,;2
Eany: ssnasl Eaisy js5n Rf9sn Nll,,s Z:
ssss obs1s
trstr q estat, IF Joel Bu.tes cssta.td ta': a9-
Enc h 9 59ei sasss q IT, o p
aeataeSd, the unknoan Heirs u Joseph sEki'a da
sltaevit sis q she ipsor.r-slaeuce of C1arS Eury:a
Iaura K;nyon: hs IT, H. ,ms:ssn ~ maEs ~ an an
}o9 sate sots
s5sd s1a @ t t. s e
nee Of the clsrk Ct sald su7eSr Court ct cst'53 H.;
q a7e a att ~ S 81 g 9se
Rut.les cect ased and the uuknwn Heirs q .1ot:Pa
he LIDS deser,6ed in lie Iii. Of CONT .tnt IL said
.n ,nd tss e na;ea . Of u: y fsd tf gsfsaaat
and me unknown herr Or joseph Fl!s!nH fe:ea.sa1
~ pn5noxn Segcs u GerTny eyc55 5 . ~ ~. Taa
trsor of 1he rstste ef Joel Inttcs Deceased t:s
5eSn 5S1f hS5! sf1 s
gleslon b Lodwtek Ch:rlss starr, Jr.. ani tae m.
ea9rh asi died s b Il ...5 GaaE
en- ,he Chancery sde thersot en The ata ea5 o. Ma2
Js1s b NV 5sag51d sa5
j. Knny On hi. uife..Tht American Horse sall CSn;
nfsa dessse saa 4 = s
Nlisn; sFe.p R=teT ksnsy Eg7,e;s Le "a
Il s.d b Is ;Ss bs s H q I
H1tt,es, deceased and TIE unknown Heirs Of J rep
n cse,scd ;, bs 9
cn he n1s .1 he ne1t s:r 6srsoG . ,; ase q
at CaicaEo. IN sd County On ths hEss III q
bu q cop.tas a. ,na,a md ID, t. e.
kea - tsas5 aea Jo
according to ste prayer aifEE f .fs III lK1vn, Clerk
K1xa 4 scorr so-ci.of8 {Or CoErilinaur
, 1861-06-28

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-Chsrles
IN Kucz wM attend 70 he CLEANSING OF p.tvy vana.
removing Of stable MANURE and anJ oKc1evs matt q
Orders directed To CHA8, KVNL Cnicaeo r O. Bax
A1Ao, VIII zeeel,o prompt AstRHoe. oa-xssz
, 1861-06-28
MARINE LIST.
RT o r CHIC "A GO.

ARRIVED. june n.
Prop Lady Franklin Hickey, St: Joseph, 1880
R I, r tee, Is boxes fish, 11s bras -four, / lot
Prop 1oune America, Tylcr,iogdensburgh. eboz,
Prop Allesbany, M Boynton, sarnia. 20 Il, lumber,
Prop ha1a s,i5 R5erton Lincoln lao lumber Is hf
Prop Ottawa. Warren, Muskegon, 140 n lumber,
1em posts.
P9 RsaaeE pts n1s7s1 Edz
Bark Major Anderson, Jones Buffalo.
3, ha5k ,Wins1ow, Rqmaasge, ~ Atlwsnkss: inv
s lumber, i$o N shineles. ' @''
schr Col. Ellsworth Scott Cleveland, 400 ton coal
sebr GoRygy, kiFhy ButEslo sr ,n,,,.r
~ Il n shingles. ~@0
scbr Maine, Stephens, Menomsnee. 14o m lumber.
schr Enterprise. Peterson, Wilkinson Pier, 4on
schr Monticello, Mardoek, Bay City, 2o9 N lumber.
schr Rand, Clelland, Muskegon, 60 N lumber, 1so
sehr Arrow, Scott, Kalamazoo. 70 m lumber.
schr T1lco!or, KImbal, New Buffalo. p n spokes;
schr Josephine Dresden, Flnnigan, Plnmner's
sctr whiriwind, Will Nelson, ccntervi1lo 81 eds wood.
scow LAUREL, McVay Pier, Cove, 80 m lumber.
CLEARED June II.
stmr LAZY Franklin, Hickey. St Joseph lot Of
Prop g tax., Warren. Musksgoh.
PROB HohanE, fheatt, Buffalo, 2a.ooo bn whest.
Bark Major Anderson, Jones. Buffalo. a7,o00 ba
Bark Badger state. Dryer Buffalo. 49, 500 bu corr.
scif Tricolor, Kimball 81 Joseph.
schr Uniop, Moss, Butfalo, 575o bu wheat.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finntsan, Plumlnes's
schr Arrow, Scott, Kalamazoo.
sehr Maine, Stevens. Menonsna.
Echr Coliugwood, Osiar. Buffalo. Is 800 bu co1n.
, 1861-06-28

d Il d.
In this city, June 18th. l6si. CHARLES FRANKLIE,
eldest son Of George and ItebeccA 4, Webstef Aged
fTo YeAfH. El1 months and tnft , dsyk
Funefnl Fcfylces will b held at teir rrsdeuce on
thr Friday afternoon 1T o'clock r, < Fsiends elp
invited to attend.
~ Boston aud Kew Hampshire papers please copy
In this city. yesterday morning. ALICE GER.
TRUDE aged I'VE months. Daughter Of John E and
Eyrliue J. Ettadlr00.
, 1861-06-28

There HA8 good attendance On 'Chanse to-nAy,
but the tendency Of the leading markets waB down
watd, and business was less active. There Was
fai. inquiry for good brands Of spring extra -four,
and the market WAS steady, and for choice brands
full prices were paid bat commo0 to medium
grades were rather dull. About $500 bbls Of all
kinds changed handa. at t3a503 20 for medium
to choice extra, and 81 90 for choice supczs-
the market closi1g dull account Of less fayora-
bic news from the East. There WAS less inquiry
for Wheat 1o-d1J.' and tho market WAS rery dull
for No. Spring, which suffered decline Of 213c;
bus No. 2 Spring being In better request fell only
about 1c, In the afternoon. when the second New
York dispatches were received, showing dcpreci-
alton OF DC per bu.hc the feeling was exceedingly
depressed, and the tendency strongly downwards.
Only about 60 900 bushels changed hands at 629G5c
for No. Spring; 57@ssc 70. No. Spring; and
4s9l9c for Rejected. There was good shipping
inquiry for Corn, md the market IVES actire and
eteady-with rales of 10000 bushels, ut e5c for
Canal and River Mixed, ahoat; 22K02sc FOR Mixed
In store; and 1s11sAc for Rejected in store. Oats
were in good request and firm at 13c In store.
Rye, Soc in etore. No. Barley Was sold at e0c In
store Tlghwincs are very dull, with 5obblng
sales Mt 13c.
Frc'ghts were firm, but without any improve
ment-she rates being, &c for corn to Buffalo, and
T4c for wheat,
, 1861-06-28

I53 RANDOLPH STREET, Chicago,
And seo how low they sell Otn, Wits Lex.i Zinc
p1iDts Frecch and American aAsa VafuIshes n is
pacs OF al ands; Alcohol Burning Fluid E111 Oils Of
berE quality BIu2tes and al to nc taue
}a-16s.ty TH0a r W6ID T. M
, 1861-06-28

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
IA Jss sNassIsy asxy,1 and 1fay h %
50. aad teee.ded 4 ,s recorder. otsce Of coos
S ss9RPS Hns e hs S.T 9 % s. 3
deed sald Aaelay nd wife eonyeyeI y tha ss!d
& to a. e s 81
1S5a s q & e f & s
icrtyn!ne fses on Cars s.scet hy c:h:y ce dsep
sas esn q
e. peR aSf e.
bond cens numbered sr and E.de pay able 10 Ei,vaSd
d af1
of 1es on ss g,;nsrti sn asd sy pszso9
thirty aaca afcr h. same should becnme due ~ nay
% Il ss spon .fe II :a II
entot s s. q ns
s vin s acr tnsh
a1d IL .nd hy s.id tt Dc ~ p1oytdei .has IL eas
tttreoi crdiDs 70 tie tenor and ettes: te.Scf
the Performance of any "f thG ,yssstts II aid d.t
pc, oeR
repre- natives or attorney should BEL sai prs1us:'
;hsIeio!e default hsvtn: be-? t: t. as r,5
Msnt ei H. 1nt;rsst coupon on On ~ n"at: n: .'sh
sY isll:S "a sad a9:sf q y, ~
scTr.t ese, -: A. q *s?o: .ad sa.!:: nt.e
t p4en 1S "a a1s tssy f' st
;ss1ss "a t5Hs & fa.is 4: .o ~ i. 5 u
9pst a s u t. & The no au5 oor 81 Is
endac nSr'T a. @ tx ).
II 1igat and equity of redemption Of said 5sne' u.
pA-,. - s,,..g Hs;. Il ARNOLD. E;s:ss 7ss,:S:
CTATE or ILLINOIS, Cook
s9a9ty Wsti Gaq, i 5a9e g
, 1861-06-28

IFron the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
CerhAuc Pills accomplish tho object tor which ne4
were made, yiz:-CuEe Of Hcadache In all Its for2A
, 1861-06-28

FXOHAN GE OFFICE OF
9. q. BUTGER,
Northwest corner Of Lake and Clark szsets fomce
formerly occupied b1 E. I. Tlukhan Col
| Uncurrent nllaois. wisconsin and Other Western
Current New York State Bank exchanged 1or Drafts
on New YuTk, BoAtor Aud Philadelphia
Gold Silver and Exchange paid for UncuYrent BANK
Notes Chec;s and Certificates Of Deposit bought ON
ali the BRpk4 and Bankers IN tbs city.
1esSE8tW
, 1861-06-28

TFsnAz11. Mchs January 1ath, 1851.
NE. EFALu1y0,
SN=Not long sncs sent to you for boz Of CeIt-
halIc Pills for the Of the Nervous Heaiache and
COOP KrYKcr TNAT I wAs EHpECHD 70 aAYD 1d1
Direct 70 A. Z WHEELER
Ipsllanu. Mlah-
, 1861-06-28

R11zoLpsBrRa. Franklin County, ohlo.l
January 9Th. ISL !
HHaYY C. sPAID1Eg.
No. Is Cedaa street. NJ
pKAA erR:-Incosed Ind twenty nTc cents. C8c.1 for
which send box Of Cephalic Pills Send TO address
OF Rev VIE G. Filler. Reynoldsburx. FEaaklu Coun-
IT, Ohio.
FoER Pills WORK 1rxx 1 CuARN-crH1 HxAp-
AtzH A1NoaF HaTAATK1-
Truly yours
TA c. FILLER.
, 1861-06-28

IFrou tho Examiner. Norfolk, Val
They have been tested IA more taaa thousand
cases, with entire succese.
, 1861-06-28

Prom the Democrat ST. Cloud. Mimi
NYou are or have beea troubled with the headaehe
send for box. Tephal!c F1) 80 that you E1sJ have
them II case Of m attack
, 1861-06-28

FA1sn A1lRu-At F. Il, yesterday, m
alarm Of fire waa caused BY the burning OF
some bruEh wood near the city cemetery.
, 1861-06-28

We referred q few days since to specimen
Of the handiwork Of the railroad shops Of the
Chicago d Northwestern, in the rebuilding
and 1erhtting Of the renamed locomotive "W.
A: Booth," ," universally pronounced exce1lently
well done. We learn that the Ga1ena & Chi
csgo Union shops have similarly oyorhauled
forty engines during the past eighteen months.
The same may be said Of the Illinois Central,
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and pastic-
ularly Of the Michigan Southern. We have in
the Chicago railroad shops as good machinists
Is there ere In the United States aud some
Of the engines entirely rebuilt here are superb
or in some respects to any that they buy from
manufacturers east. Most Of the shops MANU.
facture all the parts Of the engine from the
rough material, which increases the work very
materially, and exhibits tho ekill of the me-
chAnfc ''
, 1861-06-28

TIE TRKAosr.-The elegant new Deasboru
street portico Ia being erected
, 1861-06-28
W7ANTED.-Twoyoung Lawyers
w from the South. arc without Means and
-aNxyn4r4 TO MAKE 4 LIVING,

They wers educated, the one At Harvard The othe It
Yale and have had three yeat5' e1Psste &C l9 no
81 tVo years In Teaching aud having been CLERK and
the details Of ChaneerT practlce They are willing
to accept my honorable employment st q relef-
once jc34x1w
, 1861-06-28

Scammon Light Infantry, Attontton1
You are hereby ordered to appear at your armo-
~ this friday evening. at o'clock, for street
drill. Per order, ]. 4. BALDWIN, CONT
R. l. FIELD, Orderly Sergeant.
, 1861-06-28

..-... MAsos7I1IE Conn, Feb Str, ls6l.
M. SPAWNING,
sIa:-I have tried your Cephalc Pills and 11KH
TuxN 80 WILL tbs: want you 70 send ue TWO doQar3
worth more.
Part Of these arc for the neighboEs 70 whom gare
Send the Pills ~ mai, and obige
Your ohedient servant
JAMES KENNEDY,
, 1861-06-28

DEMOVED TO No. IS Clark-st.,
IL Dr. FULLER hsA removed bis Dental oGce
nom R West Randolph street to 80 Clark street, oyer
N1e HopsonB Millinery store, II yt1th piace ne las
newly furnished elegant sct Of Rooms edA2tsd 70
lis professional wacts and *he-e he w1u be pleased
TO sec his former patrons AID such other cdd1en1 u
vtxh Ma professional saTgtetA Apu6t-ly