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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21
FVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.


MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one of
our common pasture weeds remedy that
EVERY KIND OF HUMOK.
One TO three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three five bottles warranted to cure the worst
kinds of Eryspeas
One two bottles warranted to all humors in
the eyes
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the cars
and blotches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two or three bTttes warranted TO the worst
kind of ringwoim.
Two 10 three bottles warranted euro the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted to salt
rheum
eight bottles are warranted to cure the worst
scrOfula.
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia. / know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by canker the
stomach.
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One or two bottles are warranted to regulate cosve
state of the bowels.
One two bottles will regulate allderangement the
kidneys
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
nv strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around each bottle, ard udicious application of the
SALT RREUAL OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer whatever kind nature exec
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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DIED.

In this ctg, July 49, James McKenna 20. He was
member OF the Emmett Guards and contracted the dis
which caused his death while in the three months
campaign.
In this city, July 10, Mrs Nellie W, wife of C Il Stearns
rs yrs mos
Funeral Tuesday, at IL at his residence of
Pleasant and Crown streets. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend without further notice.
At Savage's Railroad station, Va June q, Thomas
Ballard, llth U $ Infantry, 80,
In this city July 20, Mary E. daughter Of Cyrus and
Elizabeth Parks, Is yrs mos.
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In this city, July IS, by 7 Lewis, John NJ Putnam
Jr, of Brookhed, to Ellen WHITE daughter of Adam
White, Esq, of sutton.
In Grafton, July IT, by james w White, Augustus Sib
ley to Sarah How, both of Grafton.
In Feltonvllle, July 6, Nahum Gay TO Caroline
Phelps, both of Marlboro.
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Amtt1ons..
MORTGAGEE'S SALE-Will be SO

MORTGAGES SALE Will be sold
uLA at Public Auction on the premises, on MONDAY,
the 2st dav next at ten O'Clock in tire forenoon
by f. W. Val AuctioneeI, the premises described in
Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, dated June 81, A.
D. 1852 and recorded In the Worcester County Registry
of Deeds Book for Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank,
Page lOI Said premises consist of lot of land 80 feet
front by $50 feet Deep described In said mortgage
deed Irving street in the city of Worcester with
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon. The sale will
said mortgage deed, and agreeably to decree sale
entered on the 18th day of June current Superior
Court IN an action commenced said mortgage, by the
worcester Mechanics Savings Bank, Plaintiff against
Martha I. Boyden and others, Defendants. Terms of
sale, Cash.
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
by A. MCF. DAVIS, Atty.
L. w. VAIL, Auctoneer.
Worcester, jane IT, 1852. dtjy2l jel7
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
AVA at Public Auction. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 90 A.
d. 1861 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on the premises
uatei in Worcester, and bounded follows to WIT: be-
ginning at the southwest thereof at land of c.
Partridge and upon private passage way of said Part
ridge afence thence nOrthery by said passage way
forty eight feet and five inches to land formerly
of Whittemore, thence by land of said Whittemore
OF Jos Walker thence southerly by said Walkers land
and land late of Ann r. Cotton fifty feet and six
inches to land of said Partridge, thence westerly by
land of said Partridge forty seven feet six inches to
the place of beginning Said situate between
tin and Chatham streets in the city of Worcester said
private of f. c. Partridge. and will be sold in pur
given by Daniel X. Pratt and Ann NJ Pratt to George T.
Rice dated the second day of February A. D. 1853 and
corded in the Worcester County Registry of Deeds Book
6O6 Page 23 default having been made in the condition
of said mortgage The terms Of the sale will be cash,
and the necessary deeds to the title to the premises
will be ready for delivery thereafter posi-
BILE. For further particulars inquire of A. McF. DAVIS,
Atty, &c, No. IL Bank Block, Foster street.
GEORGE L. RICE, Mortgage.
NUOrpa Tn
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Loss of Sleep, the chief of all causes Of disease
and insanity Its sufferers are Legion" The old by
their infrmes the sick by their suherings the Jad
Hence the Clergyman plans to feed his five thousand
the capitalist best plans ofnvestments the merchant
to know where he shall raise the win the mother for
the care of her children the wife for her absent husband
the niser his boarded treasures and the for
their helpless children. all included in this grand
army; they may have the sleep which nature gives
TO all by the use of IIUNNEwELL's ToLU ANoDYNE None
need worry about the cost money shall be refunded If
IL fails to cure the LEGION"
r-R-Fac Smile of j. L. Hunnewlls signature over
corks of genuine only.
For sale bv all dealers everywhere. JOHN Q; HILL,
NJ Il. GREEN 81 co, JAMES GREEN, GEO p HAIR
Low, Agents for Worcester, Mass. deodtwlm jy3
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Smiths Curative Cleansing Compounded
superior remedy for Headache Burns, Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints. Canker, Piles Sore Throat, &C. &c. For
sale by BUSH Co. "a Front street, by the dozen,
ingle bottle at manufacturers prices. decd y3O
-. f. Harris, Dentist. 1853 M ain street, opposite
the Mechanics Hall Building. o5
Drs. Miller IL Chamberlain, Dentists, LAP
Main street. dit %
Cla1In is making splendid Photographs, colored OF
plain from small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes at l6s
Main diff dl
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.
STERLING JUNCTION CAMP MEErlNG GROUND,

Cars leave the Foster street depot at9 return
from the Ground at g.
Tickets for all under fifteen years ofage, 20 cents. All
over, IS cents. To be found at
FREDERICK A. CLAPP'S,
jy2l DIT 223 Main street.
, 1862-07-12
MARINE LIST.


stns gonst. ; Pabzt, Two Rivers Ii bis. isl,
Prop onto1agoo. Davis, Goderica.
pEo1 tleyel.Ed, Reed, Ogaensburgh, scrazle5,
Pzar J. Barber, Perrett, Mussegon. 10 II humber,
Bark 5: ). shephsrd, Haskett, Buffalo, 900 ton=
Ba1,z @ Naomi. Ha1l, Eufa1o. l6s tons coal
B BSlE 0so2tz, Croston, oeonto; s35 N lumber.
BIZ BIZ MSRso5 { asn1s d. IS coal
Brig Fashion King, Cedar River, ia5 n lumber.
20 n ebingla:. 1eg n 1ath.
Brig Ao9esan, Taft, Alpino, 160 nj lumber, Is N
ssh1 EH is,S Sinclair, White River IS lumber. 10
schr spa -tan, Roberts, Port Sheldon, eds. vo,d
schr CFnsater, Cos,es, KALAMAZOO SIS n sh1nslss.
Ss;l1 7 nion, T1ich, Ractue.
sehT Jessie Anderson, Lawlor, Bay City, 200 m
zehr j: @ si :: brown, Middleton. Bay City. 1so n
seht !. & Morez, Mcdonald, Buffalo, 1zo N 1pn-
sehr :: s 6; Grey, Dixie, Buffalo.
scar Fisher. Chaser, White River. IS m lumber.
schr Z L.,i : c1ocker. Broeks, oswego, i.6ss bsls
sehr Z 3 Campbell, Dillon, Cleveland, 30 tons
sehr G irwin, Rager. Muskeron, Is n lumber.
schr Joe Villas, Clar. Ford Ever, % 1o5 n Iumbc7,
6D0post@
sehr 9gssn = f the West, sargenson, G:esn Bay,
sehr Barney Eaton. Welsh, Two Rivers, 81 eds
sths Aasis, Fsaxley, Grand Haven, CO n lumber
seow Grace A Green, Larson, Muskegon, 70 N
seo# D r aolt, Carlson, Muskegon, IS II lumber.
e,nx . CLEARED :;-: ,.1als r.
s;m7 Comet. 1ah:t, Two Rivers suadriez.
Prop cssEe]a.a Il; REED, osacnzhurs, 1so:a ho con
Prop i Caldwell. Scott Buffalo, Il. $50 bu corn.
crop ] barber Perrrt. Grand Haven.
Bark unnGa'ian, Blair Kingston. 17.0a1 bu wheat.
aar6 oceen wave, lnsraham. Kingston, li5l0 Dn
! pig DIG Naomi, Hall. Buffalo, q, ,otu BIZ corn.
I; ba9 6 y MWinslo;s h9maG:. Buffalo, aa5Ho bn corr
B,i. Fashion, King Cedar fsiveE.
sch1 haEnah canileId, sarnia. 15.1S} ha com.
sth5 Rofi, d pHSnot 3an Gedetie 715 b. wess
schr 1ruaeidcs, Wad=worth, Kingston, 1855 ba
wheat.
schr I Latham, cowley. Kingston, 1a,opo ba
sch1 M1askinguu, MUSK Jeffry, Kingston, 10,eo9 bu
Sch Eliza. Sinc1air, White River.
Schr Spartan. Roberts, Port Sheldon.
Sehr 1,,icn, Tl1irh, Rasine
Schr Marion Eean. soper Buffalo. 1G, 500 bu wheat.
Sthr fi*hgr Chaser, White Lake.
Schr Hope. 0h1Hon. She5nyga1.
Schr Louisa Ann. Ml1ict, White Lake
achr Joe Eilas Clark, Ford Rsves-
Stilr Queen Of the West. Satgenson, Green by.
schz Il Drake, nardenburg, Budalo, ls,isl b1
corn.
Schr = r7e= on, Peasr, Osweao, .na5 1,u wheat
scl1r Morning Light. i1ea ButIa,. 1860 bu corn.
Schr 4 Il EruRn, Meddleton, Buffalo.
scl1 Glasabtl, RcHrsc. Buffalo, III, ,NM bu corn.
STIR E'n1ife State, Conwcl, O5wego, 2u,5.o bn
wheat.
Sehs Magic, Frawley, Grand Haven.
S@ow y Il Holt Carlson. Grand Haven.
scow Gface Greer, Larson, 31u=keson.
, 1862-07-12

NEW YORK. July fI..-F1our-Starket heagy,
ana 6clower. but afterwards modsrate export ation
sa p sna 5hs mages: sosea ss:d
"a. extra state; 81 66Sa 70snper western; L9lg
5.10for common to medium extra western: IS 100
e eap t. SSd aRRE Szan b4sade
decline, sales 1870 blsat si-esa5 10 for common;
s. GSs sh8'ie a Re 9nr stSas a
ealozic.
NH1sKr-Aore act1re ind hrmer. Sa1es1 sol
GRuS-W heat 1I2c lower, With moderate bust
ness eotng at decline. The strike stu continues
ard hiss sesy depressing effect Sales 1a.&oo bn.
einb st s1ISSi.is; 1856 ba. os ambef f iowa % IT
s. 12ll.15, the latter for extra choice parcels:
23 6tg b. EiEteT red ws:tsm At s12!e51 .; 8 40
K.ntneky At 81 io 7 bn intsrio csaafa ciuh st
$1.C5. Rye Fcarce, quiet and firm. Sa1es, 1000
b. prime choice st nc. Barley dall and nonainal.
at 5aatt2c for old INJURED western 4615:e for new;
4%1+tc fer unsornd; 5Ss ior prime round yellow
GRocEntEs -,Susar raw and n leas active denaad.
but prices wen maintAtned. Fstr 70 good reflnan.;
81 aaeaion Il IS hhds st Sew s s osesna It ils
loa hide c9ha maseovada s0SDslc; ID hhds New
pHoy1s1ess.-pork more active ana firm. Sales
2,7ac bis ct f1o5o for mess including very choice
Dc, a1o.Ts; *s.s1xass5a fs7 Prime; sssiW sss 5ss
eonniry II ness s1SsS fpr .epasssd &sss -:
Sssf III f. s5a ss Rs :af eat
meatB quiet and steady. Sales LIS pkss at
s;h@is Tor shoulders; 4><T5e 10: hams: Bseo1
1rner. Sales s,s5a Iris at 7Xasc. Bntter sell
ing at 1ogl1r for Ohio; 14l17c fbr state. Chccse
eteady at l@s'zc-
, 1862-07-12

Agents. Dealers Planters, Everybody:
That pays caah for Fruit, Ornsmental Or nursery
etock We respectfully invite attention to oar t40
acreB thereof, confidently believing itnot equalled
IN or for the West.
Come and see OF write With three-cent stamp
for catalogue.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: F. E. Phenix, Bloomington Nu,eery,
A1no1a. jy22Wd&w
@B For cleaning and dying gentlenan's clothes
60 to Cook & McLesn, 90 Deatborn-street. This
Old established house do better and chespez work
than any In the city. chilly
MEcHkaes' SAYINGS BAsK OF CHICAGO, No. 8
CLARK sTgBE7.-Tbis institution will receive
anms Of money, from mechanics, laborers and
others, of one dollar and upwards. Exchange On
al eastern cities and Europe. Chas. T. Boggs,
President; L. E. Alexander, Cashier. je26~1st
Great closing out zale otPaper Hangings, st
T. E. Rigby's, So Randolph street. jy1-4m
@Call on Dunlop, sewel1 i spalding for Printing
.h999.Iv :"
, 1862-07-12

The fret ,aE9pa1 adjourned meeting Of this So
eiels vas ri9 On The s. n Of Jnnc last to hear the
transacted since the organization, and to clccr
at6ceTr ~ the ansuins year.
Nk:s the 1T movement towards an Organize
til January 2sd, 1S62-a little more than fiy;e
-Eonths since-1hat the orEan1zatio1 W.. c,mnio.
;ttd. Esen Re- ai' then' time and Consideration wefc
ana 3. ins5ats Dansfs nap 81
sia'eo s diplomas. and selection Of agents necessa
~; dh.s5sd s sny settled action until some two
n.oAtns past forbldding any extensive Operations
uI eohs1uetable returns Of contributions prior to
.Ee annual meetine. The indispensable diplorps
mf nst sad b pased in the
The Boa,,. Of Trustees have the pIeasqre to state
that notwi1hss ssnding the enbarfas ssment and DE-
1ay inevitable froGs the asoys e. Acsases the sponta
has plaeed Il theiz hands he considerable amount
Etated below-an amount which w1n indicate
what sas nay 5sas9na6ly be expected II he ituEe,
and ease De :neasursbly restored. It is worth; Of
remark That the considerable expense necessarily
incurred IN commencing operations, has been
ahupdantEy provided for, and 50 I'll! ase the3wants
Of the association now met, that future charges
on its Treasury will be limited.
The amount OF cash contributed and received to
the ist Of July is $3,341.Ta. The expenses paid
ont to that date furnishing Office, stationery,
paper and printing Of same seal, commlssions,,
salary, portraits Of Douglas, &C.. amount in the
asEfe6ate 10 Stt!L4i-le2y1nH balance in the
treasury OF 81 ,I25 20. As before remarked, the
U2aiA expense has been incurred in getting started
--tnd the outlay hereafter must be comparatively
light; while re may reasonably expect from mhst
las been already done. that the receipts will be
much greater than hitherfo.
Tie association now numbers four honorary
members OF the Board Of Trustees, 154 honorary
members OF the association and t,a55 members Of
the nseoSiasion-an all !, ,4.3 members.
3be following gentlemen were elected officers
tuf the ensuing year. in conformity to the Consti-
sn11on nnd bylaws Of the society;
fKEsIpENT-Na1ter 3. Scates.
let VICE EPREs1pExT-Thomas 3. Bran.
"a VICE t'HEsInEST-JohD j. Turner.
IHEAk1:REn--net.a t-x
sEcRETAnf--LeoaardW y. Volk-
E1ECrT1FE COMMITTEE John B. Turner RI
y. Gage. 0N't0
The President and Secretary act ss er-o@efo
members OF the Committee.
a rceolat1on Of thanks was voted to the Ameri.
can and United States Express Companies Tor
their liberal aud esteemed aid rendered to the ob-
tett Of the Afeoctaton in the oblicinC facIlItics
they hare afforded, often, without charxe. in the
transmission OF packages in 1uTsusace OF The
patriotic design Of the Association,
a letter was read from the Hon. Vim. A. Rich
a:dsnn, accepting the appointment as member OF
the Board OF Trustees.
After the transaction Of other important busi-
ness, unnecessary to mention In this place, the
meeting adjourned. L. II. VoLk. sec'y.
POCKET P1cKED.-Alady lost fifty dollars
while riding in Blue Island Avenue ON 3ihus
, 1862-07-12
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
MON

4AOA4 IflN!AGs July II, 1864.
Some Of the large discount houses report the
demand for money to-day good. while others COM
plain Of u scarcity Of paper The variation il the
reports is doubtless due to ateaser caution and less
disposition to operate among certain classes of our
Own business men. all the banks report the
market abuudaut1y supplied. Rates OF discount,
as heretofore. are 7DI0 1,er cent.
NV York Exchange is not quite 50 active.
MoEt Of the leading houses sell round lots at par,
ard the range, a. heretofore, is par@A-1s being
The more usual figure where any charge is made.
The buying range il par, 5@:z per cent. dis
cunt.
God Is dropping. The buying price to-day vas
13G14; selling, 1tG16. The sellers to-day arc
rore plenty tim the buyers. The brokers sell
very little here. Most Of it is shipped to New
Iuk. For prices there We refer to our dispatches.
A1nwAukEE.-1ne sea{lAtz Of this morning,
eayE:
Eastern exchange is becoming more plenty. aud
we presume dealers would be glad to dispose Of
large Sums at coEcession Of eighth from the
current selling rate. Ihe rulinE quotations for
4 premium selling. bankers sold to esch uther
1tee ut par
Cold las almost entirely disappeared from the
market- Most Of our dealers re1nitted all they
Lad on hand yesterd1y to New York. They were
buying at Il to Is per cent, but would not sell at
much. il anything, below the New York rate.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RA1LwAE.-The June state
ment Of the Illinois Central Railroad is as fol-
, 1862-07-12

not quotahly lower. Flour 3Sc, wheat s;zc, com
694c to New York
LAKE. nroRre ,ees b,ls 4, Ut, s 1890 bu wheat.
CANAL ExpoRT:-SS4. .0o3 ba wheat. 12,015 bu
corn.
BUFFALO, July ly11.-FLouR-Ma1ke q7!et and
Eteady.
GRAN-Wheat shade easter. With moderate
fair demand; eales at 93c9S1-L0 for NJ. ! Nil
Tapkee c]Rb; 92c for No 2Chicaso. Coca 6asiee;
enles at 39134Gt4U Oats firm.
Wn1aEY-Also firm
LAkE lAr0RTs-17, 900 brls. -four. 1900 bu
wheat 222a,tEA hu. corr, Il COO hu. oats
CANAL EAPoHFS-45,of ,ofD btls. -four. 146 800 bu.
Hhe1t; III, ,G:U bu. corn 81 ,1s9 bu re,
, 1862-07-12

Foreign Markets.
PEE NoEwEa1AS.l lBy Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, July 5-DD,1:aas:utGs-The markets
have downward tendency.
Weather iavorab1e 10. crops.
Wheat dul, a1d Sd lower.
Provisions very tnll.
LONDON. July 4.--Conso1s 91zzSSS59a for money,
American securities fat
Illinois Central shares IS discount,
, 1862-07-12

H0Gs-7he receipts to-day have been very ill.,
eza2, amounting to 1,ss5. There was considerable
activity in the yards, nevertheless the market
ruled with no material change from yesterday.
The following arc the sales today:
Urgs. AT'g- Petce. Hogs. Avg. Price.
1873 19u $24a "a Igtj a22m
~ a25 a35 lC5 III al5
and 566 in lots on private terms.
SuEEP-Receipts to-day 103, The market is
without nfe-yery few sales being eli ,cted. We
have no change in prices to report. Sales Of %
averaging LII lbs at $500
, 1862-07-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


w Grain sold "tn stors'' is su5jsc. to acster.
pile tde g7asn 10 lie It'll Se s8TF5ss sa q sake s
u n.a9e in uaich The seller pays tie storage, 1t Is
quoted free er storogt," or II. 0. 81
FRIDAY E7EEHa, J1ly il, 1852
FRE1GHTs-Firmet for Canada, but quiet and
unchanged for Buffalo. The engagements were:
To kingston-br1g E. ". Cross. Rchts Star OF the
North and Jesse Anderson, wheat. at l5c-N. 7.
Exchange. To 0swego-schr L. ., Crocker,
wheat, at IKE. TO Butlaio-schr. A. r. Brown,
wheat, to load at Waukesau,} at 13Xc; echr. f.
G. Gray, wheat, at .ac; bark Win51ow, schz. Eag'e
Wing, Clerabel1, and two stan:a vessels, corn,
at 114c; schr. Ketchum. coru at 12c To Port
Sarnia-schr. Falcon, wheat, at &c,
FIoCR-Recet1ea, 47e55 b1is; shipped, 7ebrIs
Market quiet and 69lcc lower. Sales-1Cp btls
:" "Peopl@'s" Oougias> white winter at s515; 100
br1s Hlinots' do at s500 leo brls s'Castle Misn
on p. t.; zoo brls Beckers Double Extra spring,
at Il 70 1Go brls s'Derwcnt'' do at S425; s74 brls
good Z. b. extra at s4l1; $50 br15 do at 393 1876
brls Empire at $500; $50 btls Cherry Valley
at s. SIX 100 br1s Kane county, at 50 s7E; no
brls Diamond" at 53.s5; 50 br1s q Stone Ati.s''
at $3ss0; s. br1s Home Trade,'' at s. Sc; II brls
"hrcadia'' super at $335; 30 brls "Corone.'' at
ss25.
HHEAT-ReceiFed, t6,3 ,3a6 bu; shipped 1874 975
bu. Market opened firm, but closed llul! aud lc
lower. Sales, 1850 bu no. 11ed winter IN store at
&e; SO bu No. red winter at S2Ec; 5.O3f bu am
ber Iowa at Sc; 500 bu do at s55e; 3,Go bu do at
6se; 1000 bu do at e45@c; 1909 bu at Sic 1900
hu MOL spring in store at sac; 1o1eo bu 90 at
S2Ec; 6,GG0 bu do at SIC; Col bn do at StHc;
s,5C0 bu do at s5c $50 bu do in Mum / sco:1's)
at 76c 5000 bu rel jected at sc; 100 bu do ut 65c
CoRN-Receiyed, 175,463 bp: shipped, 1oa,77s;5
eu. Market opeEed dr1n, but declined AlAc Ut
the cloac. sales-5,oco bu River High Mixed at
29c a1oat; 10000 bu Rejected at e6c adoat !;
32,GLo bu do at 2551c ahoat; 18,G10
bu Mixed in store st 27Ec; 1900
hn do at 27Hc; 90.oo0 bp do at Sic Z;
10.f0a bu do at 2Gs;c; 1,Gt0 bu do 8: ac; 2G00 bu
Rejected in store at 244c; 1900 bu do at 24c !:
1,eC0 bu Condemned Corn On track ut &c; 500 bu
do at &c on track.
OATS Received, ao,170 bu: shipped. none.
Market firm. Sales, $4,000 bu No. ut os5<c f.o b
1h,ct0 bu do in store at 26t g. bags on track a.
&C.
RiE-Receivcd, 5,467 bn; shipped. hole. MAJ
ket firm. Sales, 1850 bu NJ. in store at t21t1c
4e6bn Rejected in store at 3ic.
BARLEY-Reeeived, 1914 bu. Good qualities
IN demand aud firm. Sales, !4J bags prime AZ 69c
On tack o. bags at SIC
HIG0WlNES- Received, go br1e. Make
steady ard firm Sales, 250 brl= ut sc.
ALC0HOL-Nonainal at 57zJ59c.
TALLUN-iu good demand and 61m. Sales,
4p,o00 lbs, at sGls75c for cooa to pine city anu
i5sIsc for country.
DRAN-16 tons B.an In bulk at Sc -1l36 on trick.
LARD-3o br1s country Leaf at 7Ac,
ECGARS-The auHIr market during the week
, 1862-07-12


ARRIVED ~....July1 TO-
Paragon. Lasal!c. 6U'U in corn.
EunstolGt, Jo1ct 5,tNl bu corn, G4 btl3 -four.
Robert Homes, Utica, $500 bu corn.
I'rD,se-$. L5S@11a, 5.'5;i, bu corn
\ Ihc1p. Je!;rt. 5.Gas3 hu cuea.
Lemuut, Lockpotr t, ,s1NI bn corn.
Charlie. kankakee 3Hth) bu corn.
NASe- I.aSa}r. 4, ,!25 hu corn
JaErs Patrick, ulta~a !, ,sU0 bu corn.
Aeela; 1ollet 5@o bu oat*' 2e2 Da iron CO bu
Harrington, Ma1seiucs, $500 busas
|| Sc; =;
I.enhst, Ottawa, 76S ft lumber, ~
Contest, Morris.
Corondolet Morris.
Li0Eess. Ottawa.
Cuelman, 0ttswa.
dolphin Ottawa, Il fl lumber, 20 III shingles.
OCEAN Spray Ottawa.
y gf.Gnnor, LaSa!le Us brls salt.
powder.
orkona Lasal1e. 1850 fl lauDc,, leo at. 4s, ,tao
ibs IRE clay.
Nile, Lazale, fs.716 # lumber, n N lath.
sebastopol Joliet GEO # lumber
Zimmerman, Lasalle. 50, ,492 # lumber.
Uatario. Ottawa,
Hutter, OTTAWA, ~ brls salt.
Marion, Ottawa, 3775l # lumber, c5 II shingles,
n *ldinEs.
Tide, Lasa}le. Il o3i +; 1urber.
CayuEa, Locsport. 81 S38 # lumber, 20 brls salt.
Com. Footc, Lasal!e, 4, SIS It lumber.
Golden Clond. Ottawa.
CONSTITUTION. Lockpott.
Sultan, OTTAWA.
F = Leonard, Ottawa.
, 1862-07-12

Milwaukee Wheat uarket--5nlY 10.
Received, 2,139 bn~ The Sf,a;ne! reports the
market excited and Sc per bust4i hisber-with
salee Of 10000 bushe!a ss s41ssc for No. and
s1Gs2c for no. T. Frefghta, 13kc for wheat to
T9ufTa1o
, 1862-07-12
MARRTFID.

In this CITY. on Thn7sdaF evening the 10th inst hr
and Mrs SOPHIE VAN RUsK1EK, al Of Chicago.
On Tuesday, Jus Sth, at Fsohnboth Church. BIZ the
Eey J. 4 Hu :i:es NJ: r. i. FsIE Of Chicago, ILL.,.
and :>iss ELLA 3. KITTS Of Fayett. City, Pa.
, 1862-07-12

IL this city. July 1lsh. EDDIE F. een Of j. c. and
NA: * +. Potter. aged Is years aud 1,lGnths
Funeral IT o'clock z. IT. to day at the residence Of
the family CiiGls Hctf Corner IT State street and
i;''Ecd Pace Friends Of the family are Invited to
attend.
ea7- Providence +. L.. papers plesse copy.
, 1862-07-12

HIDES.-~Ufg are duII and nEsIetttz, VIII . 1l.0E-
crate inquiry for green. We quote Dry Flint 1s55
1a.t nrE Sailed 9911c; Green Slled 51,5{i,t;: Dry
Calf 1cG112c; Green do 661c.
WOoL.-sales Of 1900 ibE. Of h1>4 Hood in
lots at 45c with : off for unwa :hed 4oo lb. Lei
eestcr at 4G2. The market Is fitu, with li-ht
receipts. We quote Common Native 23Ms1c;
Medium :F61:@@''c; Fine ft45.; Inwasted y ot1
BrTTER.-Prime yellow in good demand by
shippers; other grades dull and neglected. Quo
faticns Are a. follows: Choice y.llo;y 1CJ.llc;
fair to good fi:kin s19G5979c; grease G1.Isc.
EGtS.-Fresl, GAG7c per dozen.
P0ELTK1.-Chickcns per doz. $1.251:t 20;
TuIEey= per g. aG4c; Pigeons per dcz .ttslae50c