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, 1862-06-28

FRIDAY EVENING, June q, 1s

FRIDAY EVENING, June27 1862.
BEEF CATTLE-Thc receipts to-day have been
very liberal, amounting to 2,25G head, Of which
lao were received at Shcrmau's yards, $40 at
Michigan Southern yards, and 7ss at the Pittsburgh
yards. The stock in the yards to-day WIS Of &
better quality than that Of last week There was
one lot of 900 head corn.fed Illinois steers belong
ing to Morris and Naizel, which vas conceded to
be (taken az 1ot) the best in the yards. Tie
market was rather dull, as holders were asking an
advance On the ruling prices, which shippers were
generally unwilling to give. The few sales effect
ed were On account Of shippers, government con-
tractors being ont Of the market. The market
closed dull with, however, 30 change from ye5tez-
days prices.
The following are the sales to day:
St. John sold Allen 24 head, averaging 1899 bs
at $3.65, at Shcrman's yards.
McDeth s Co. sold Marks IS head, averaging
1,1a4 Ds at S 371s, at Pittsburgh yards.
GeEsovy sold Morris 10 head, averaging POP lbs
at IS Is, at Sherman's yards.
Hill & Knox sold Schoornakcr IS head, a7crag
ing 1,c65 ibe at 1915. at Pittsburgh yards.
Henderson sold Chaner a head, averaging aa51
he at 50 o., at Michigan Southern yards.
Miller sold Frye Is head, averaging 1890 lbs al
$so0, at Michigan Southern yards.
Gessovy sold Morris Is head, averaging 1 ,025 1s
at 81 50, at Shermsn'e yards.
St. John sold Morris Il head, averaging s92 b:
at 81 80, at Sherman's yards.
Teller sold Darby 10 head, averaging 1,166 lbs q
An fnA5 Gor,+h +hor.. raI
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Illinois steers. averaging c~t., at sGsHc q n,
upu 80 wholsaale:at SIC
Henry Myers sold f,r ". ". Morton % coed,
fair Illinois steefs at &c q b on X c~t. average.
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, G,4n8-
Quotations. $3.31EG13 IS 2 cwt., live weight,
for corn fed hogs. ard IS M@ss5 for distt1sry fed
hogs, are the quotations given by Henry D. Grant.
Superintendent oI the market, who also reported:
Yards all clear and arrivals light this morning
Prospects letter Stock pigs: weighing from g. 70
10u bs.. md very nice, selling at 4DiHc q d.
at retail Demand limited"
The weather day is cool and wet.
Geo. II. Dorman repnrta the following az the
price OF hogs this week:
Live whit. Dead whit.
First quality corn-fed, large
size ze...-...................3 6O@3.D 44O4%e
| Second quality corn-fed -. .3H@3Hc 4a~41at
| First quality, small eizeB,
| fat and prime, fo1 market
| butchers - -. $685. %. 5A13He 4AD4Hc
Large eize etl11-fed. fat. @sAc 3X14Hc
! Second quality st{n-fed.-... 3 @Bac 3H14hc
M MARINE LIST.
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The passage Of the tax bill produced.great excite
ment il the whisky market. and prices adyanctd
TX q gallon in New York. and exc = gallon in
this market, yesterday. Distillezs Lad given ont
the general understanding that IS soon as the tax
bill went into operation, they would, as matter
Of necessity, have to stop but this we regard
doubtful. It is tFuc, they could not compete with
The stock on hand in a home market, but
they can successfully in 5. foreign market in the
ehape Of alcohol, in this Eay. On all the alcohol
shipped aftcr the let August to foreign countries.
the bill allows drawback equa} to The tag; bnt
the shipper muet prove that it has paid this tag,
which he carnot do ii it has been made from
whicky distilled before that date; therefore no
as fen the wk{ e On abnas haa
thus opening the foreign market to dtsttllers, and
low price of grain, spirits can be made at 14c
per gallon. and pay faif profit and at this Eate
likely that the consumptive demand for whisky,
for home use, will be eztremaly light after the tag
this and that time will probably force the price up
to &c., and this will induce desire to rea!ize, az
the profits viii be large, and consequent re.
action.
, 1862-06-28

current .ates yesterday for New York eight we're
K discount to par buying. and u premium selling.
Cur merchants will not require great deal in the
next two months, while the immense amount Of
grim 10 be ehipped before harvest nuet place the
bnlsnce Of trade largely in our favor. Il would
not urpri=e us therefore to see eNewYorkexchaa age
ceiling at discount before the fall trade b Etns.
um. OF coufre but little changed hands. a reac-
tion in The market II pretty confidently louked for
behind 11h ed he % New YorE quotations. The highess
buying rate ie 6x premium, and most Of them do
not care to inYeEt at more Iha1 6per cent.
, 1862-06-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. T. Crews, pastor Of the n. E. Church
In Joliet, will preach in the Indiana st. Methodist
Church, tomorrow morning and evening.
Preaching in the Park Avenue II. E. Church,
(corner Of Roby St. and Park ATenue.) on Sunday
ut lo5f 1n, and * p. N. Strangers are invited
to come and worship with this growing congrega-
tioD.
SrRrrUALrsM.-E. =. Wilson will lecture in
s9th, at l9H a. M and ~ p. N. Adnlis-
sion 10 cents. 1t
, 1862-06-28
New York Cattle Market-June a.
(Abridged from the n 7. Tribune.1
REEF CATTLE

EAbridged from the n. 7. Tribune.]
BEEF CATTLE
NumseaE1eported r forthis market at Forty fourth
The prices today are quoted as follows;
First qualify 8 @sH Ordinary T@7H
Some extra good beeves may be quoted at 8s1c
The general average OF be market At less than SC
Total number Of beeSes received IN the city this
week ,ls7.
SALES OF ILLINOIS BEEyEs.
Barnes j. Sherman have a6 head Of old style Hi
nof steers, estimated to we1eh ~ cwt., selling on
theis own account At s@s4c This , Is i the , droye
Geo n. AcMahon sold 6u Of Curtis j. T1den's
Har1ing i; Miller sold for ). j: Wood u fair hi
nois cwt, steers within fraction Of &c = b. Also
John r Alexander has les head Of fIllianis steers
il the hands Of John 4. Merritt, Of not as good q
quality as usual Of hardly7 cwt. average weight.
S. 6. Woodlud Brother hare s5 Of L: J. Sims
aVsrage, which' es6 at 7x@sEc RS. and viii net &C.
| George n Reed has l81 good Illinois steers.
| averaging 81 cwt selling By Thomas IT heelcE at
&c., Sss2 'nd' as he thinks 1ass about as LAST
trow 4 Clery have 10 good, fair Illinois steers.
which Simon GleIy, the salesman. estimates at
cwt average, and first sales indicate an average
cspt* hutchinson drove et II good fair Illinois
indicating al average Of SC. q n on cwt-
q. r. Smith & Co. have 145 head OF fair Illinois
tteers, which will hardly average cwt.; 48 sold
on Saturday, on the Jersey side Of the river at =
and over; and 81 sold here, on Monday, by Z; u
White, vim hardly average S. selling 9ot as ~ Wen
Beach Bay sold for Clark &; Lindsey 1s7 head
Of Illinois eteers, mostly good. which Will proba-
hlE average Sc. On 7ewt ranging q 1SGsHe. y Co.,
ing, 81 head, bought in by Cramer from Peorta
distil1ery, which was burned and cattle turned TO
grass, and are only half fat, estimated at g cWt
average, and sold at $500 each to q Whole8ale
butcher
Harris l. Coddington have two droyes, bought
. at A1bany-one of115 head, Of George Groves "as
fed By 4. Suddith, good feeder in Sang1moI
county, H., where they averaged 154 cWt-s anC
| are estimated by the salesman at 54 cWt. ne1
here, and @ Mlll sell at s@sAe On that g. Also, 3:
estimated to average * cwt-, and sell At ee %
: Alieston & Stanley's drove Of fat Iowa steers
| 80 head, are Estimated By 4. Ii. AtleEton az u
cwt- net, at 81 q ceQs. on the home weight. The,
eo]d at 8G81c q h..
j. Itasc B1dlong sold for Slocum 8 Wicker II
Peoria, Ill, distillels, average 65z cwt. At &C.
G. Y. Conger sold for Klmban Brady Sc ch
cago dst1Iefs at $476o for each7 estimating thez
l. Mead & Eoomer sold for I'd. Nichols 30 good Z;
cwt. Illinois steers at over g. 2 D average.
Murray & Glover sold. On their own account.
good Indiana eteers, averaging strong ~ cwt-.
e | SGe4c, and IS fair Illinois steere, averaging
Illinois steers, far quality. grass fed. averagi1
;, 6K cwt.: It 7H@sAcR y b, which they bought
~ T. i D. 8. Doty sold for Curtis q Tuden 90 got
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To the Butchers Of Chicago:

To the Butchers Of Chicago:
GENTLEMEN: You are requested aHd cor
dially invited TO meet this {Saturday) evening,
at * o'clock, at North Market Hall, to make
arrangements to turn out in grand cavalcade
in the procession on the Fourth Of July.
By request Of the Committee Of Arrange
ments. Let there be full meeting.
s. CURTIS g. Co.,
G. P. ALBEE,
a. CLYDoERN,
, 1862-06-28

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. <..-..-.J June II.
stmr Mohawk, Hickey, Bronson's Harbor 90 eds
wood
@ stn5 Comet, Pabet; Txo 4iyssg H 4s bs!s fish.
Prop Adriatic, McCEea, Budao. sundties.
Prop Plymouth. Dickson Buffalo. sundsies.
Schr Freedom. Shaw. Holland. $40 ties.
scbr Belie, Edwards, Nanitowoc, 10 N shingles
Schr MusEegon, McVae, PlummersEille, 20 eds
wood
schr E Dorr. Ch1lds Buffalo.
6chr Maine. Sherman, White Lake, ,140 m lumber,
Scar josephine Dresden, rlnnegan. South Haven.
schr Enterprise, Peterson. wilkinson's Pier, 20
seh1 SbaaE ;1a Smsthsa .,Ss IS sas TSod sxa IS,
schr Challenge, Reed Kalamazoo, 65 N lumber
scow Harriet ann, Hanson, Kalamazoo, 12o N
scow Trenton, smith, MuaEegon, lis N lumber.
| CLEARED ,Jnne u.
9s f Ps1 G TMe fSSfs sca~ods s1es s bt
-four, b1ls lard and talloW, 2ua hides, eun-
| dries.
Prop 0ntonagon, wilkins, Goodrich, 1e,soo bu
Prop West, McGrath. Montreal, 1900 bn corn,
Go0 brls flour Ivy kegs butter. - NM
Peep Flymouth, Dickson, buffalo, is, Goo bu com.
$500 brls Hour, 107 bales broom corn, 500
Prop Aoriatic, McCres, Buffalo, 1890 bu wheat,
Bark America, Davis, Colbnrne, 1900 bu corn.
Bark Oyontz, Crosby, 0conto.
Echr MIiskceou, McEae, McDoEe}1's Pier.
Sch1 Belle, Edwards ManitoWoc.
Schr Freedom, Shaw, Holland.
sehr Josephine Dresden, Finnegan, Charlottesville
schr EnterprlSe, Petersen, Wllkinso5's Pier.
Schr Palmetto, Joh=ton, Grand Hayen-
Sclr Challenge, Reed, Kalamazoo.
Scow Harriet Ann, Hanson Kalamazoo.
Scow Trenton, Smith, Muskegon~
, 1862-06-28

Editors Chicago Tribune:
<tRaebelQrn Is too late, though his hint Is

"Bachelor" Is too late, though his hint Is
none the less thankfully received. We have
already made arrangements to have table
spread for just euch cases, and others who
may prefer buying dinner on the grounds to
the trouble Of packing up and carrying one !;
and we promise your Lonesome correspondent
that if favored with his company on our ex-
curslon to Fair Oaks Grove on the Fourth, he
shall have IS good lunch as money can buy
Of John Wright. MANAGERS.
, 1862-06-28

HOGS Receipts to- day, 2655. The market WAS
well supplied and ruled rather active, az shippers
were buying rather more freely than yesterday.
However, Ye have no change to note in prices,
they being about the same as yesterday. The
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Bark City Of Ogdensb 'gh, Milwaukee, Kingston


ARRIVED .June26.
A Leach, Utica. ECO. bu cora.
UnioDist. Ii allie, +, ,7hH bu cora.
Harrington, Matsellies. {, 600 bn cofn.
Commodore Foote, LaSalle, 4.33o b1 coru, $50 bu
wheat
Coalist, Lasalle, $50 bu corn
Lockport. Lockport, 5.3u0 bu corn.
Leopard LaSalie. 5,465 bu corr.
Edinburgh, LaSalle, :. .7tN bn corn.
Ella, Joliet, !, 400 empty barrels.
CLEARED ......June 26.
Planet, LaSa1le, lie, ,5t6 it lumber, 10 m siding.
Ciarinda, LaSa11e. 6.C1o # lumber, 60 b1ls salt.
American Star, IaSaIle, II 9S6 # lumber.
Alexander, Lockport, 81 .S3f it lumber.
Arkona, IaSn1le, ~ nllumber.
Douglas Seneca, - brlt salt, br1s lime.
Prairie Cliuf, Ottawa, 60110 # 1nmocr, 4, 500 n
T 4 Emmett. Kankakce, 50 N It lumber.
Ericsson, LaSalle, 81 ,25o # lumber.
| Edmonfa, LaSalle.
B Thorp, Joliet. 20 hrls salt. HE%&
Arctic Norris 70 GEO fl lumber, 10 N siding, 60 N
wave, Lasalle, 6. s.7a7 # lumber.
| Alice, LaSalle. 4E 42S # lnnber.
| Ontario, LaSa1e. &c, SIS It lumber, Is m iath-
| II L Hawly, LaSalle-
| Monarch Joliet.
| Contest, Morris.
| Adclia, Juliet, II. .973 # lumber. Is m 1atb.
| Acadia, LaSa1le, 1903 It lumber.
Pacific, LaSalle, 76 s2t it lumber, 2o09 TBS grind
stones, ILL MS willow ware, 300 lbs pumping.
Lockport, Lockport.
A Lincoln, LaSale. 50 0s6 It lumber.
Robert Holmes. Utica.
, 1862-06-28

The following wa understand to be the rates Of
freights from and the points below indicated:
Wheat from Detroit to Buffalo &c per bushel
Oswego 70c do.
Lumber" e Buffalo $250 per thousand
Is Il Saginaw to Buffalo 44.b0 do
" Chicago as do.
F." 81 IS Detroit 81 Is do.
Slaves are being shipped from Lake Huron shore
to Buffalo at 414 DO for pipes ard 81 90 fos hhds
and others at propottfouAte rates. From Port Hu-
ron to Buffalo $13 % for pipes and SO % for hhds,
and others a8 above noted. There Is 1t present
| N unusual scarcity ofvessels At this port.
, 1862-06-28

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
DETROIT, June a7. 1862.
TP-Prop. Ma3dower, Cuyahoga; echr. Tartar,
Willard, Plowboy.
DowS-Prop. Granite State, Pittsburg, Comet
lark Cream City, Sunrise, B. S. Shepard, f. G.
WinElow; brig Young America; schr. D. Morris,
Monitor No. 2, Gzapeshot F. Barney, Newhousc,
Grace Murray, Fortune, Eagle Wing.
Weather pleasant; wind S. E.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARRIVED At BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO,
June 25-Prop. Neptune, Evergreen City, Galena,
Marquette, Queen Of the Lakes; bark Colorado !;
brig c. S. Hutchinson.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR CHICAGO June Is.
Prep. Free State. Mayfower; bark Colorado.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WELLASD
| CANAL We are indebted to Capt E. P. Dorr for
the following list Of vessels passing through the
| Wel1and Canal:
| Tessels bound acest There from. Where to.
| On the 24th June.
| Bark Water Witch. Kingston, Chicago.
| Brig Baltimore, Montreal, Chicago.
| Schf IT johnson, Oswego. CheaSo.
| SChr Ellen Baxter. HeIllHtonSq, Chicago
| On the 25th.
Echr Gerrtt Smith, Osweyo. Chicago.
Echr Royal Oak, Montreal, Milwaukee,
Ies>els bound east. TheTe from. 1Vhere to
| TN Inc @4lH June.
Bark Cityof Ogdeusb'g 'gh, Milwaukee. Kingston.
| QUICK. QUICKER, QU1cKEsr.-We have had oc
caeion this season to notice some quick trip:
made BY Messrs. Tibbitts S Staskwealher's Peo
pies Line propellers, and we have now to note
| quicker trip than any other that has been made
this Ecason, and Il we are not mistaken the quick
est on Iecord-mad. By the new propeller ). D
for Buffalo with cargo Of wheat and aonr at noo1
of the 18th inst, and arrived back hero June 25tl
at p m, having made the round trip, includin!
delays, in eight days and three hours. The cald
! well sailed again yesterday with 5000 bushel
wheat in her hold a deck full Of rolling freight
| tine.
, 1862-06-28

At meeting held by Co. B, LIST regiment
Illinois Light Artillery I'm the aeld) at La
Grange, Tenn, It was unanimously
Reso1rtd, That It 1s with feelings Of the most
profound so1row that We have heard OF the death
Of Lieut. William D Wolf, Co. c, Sd regiment Uni
ted States artillery Gate member Of this battery.
but promoted for gallant conduct in the battles Of
death wound at the battle Of williamsburg, near
Yorktown, On the 9Th ult. We sincerely synpa-
thtee with his bereaved parents in this their great
that he fell nanfuy at his post. battling for the
sacred cauee OF his country. In one of the most
terrible enagements Of the var. Always prompt
and cheerful in the performance Of his duty. and
hraTest among the brave his memory will ever be
fresh in the hearts Of the members Of Taylor s
Battery. SAMUEL r, BARRETT "a
TT .yarryr Eeyrrt
, 1862-06-28

W For cleaning and dying gent1eu1an's clothes
70 to Cook T. Mclean, 90 Dearborn-atreet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. chilly
~W idows Declaration for Bounty Money anG
Arrears.
Widows Declaration for Halfp8y.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
rears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar
xears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Surgeone' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension C1aims.
Sent by mail. post paid, at seyentyfyc cent?
per quire. Address
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-06-28

MECHANICS SAVINGS BAEK OF CHICAGO, No. 8
CLARK STKEET.-This Institution will receive
Gums Of money, from mechanics, laborers and
others, OF one dollsr and upwards. Exchange on
all eastern cities and Europe. Chas. T. Boggs,
President; L. E. Alexander, Cashier. ie2612t
, 1862-06-28

5,193 brls -four, = 03a bu wheat, 199 823 bu corr,
3,z7s bu oats, 3,le0 bu rye, and s21 bu barley.
The panic in the money uarket, and the general
depreciation Of currency, tends to keep the lead
ing markets for nearly all kinds Of produce buoy
ant and somewhat excited. Besides an active
shipping demand partly foreign orders-there
is an increased demand by spectators and out
elders who are seeking to invest their means in
something more substantial than depreciatiug
paper.
There was 1arge attendance Oh Change today
and business Of all kinds was unusually brisk.
The Flour market opened very firm, and closed 50
1oc higher than yesterday neatly all grades; but
it was less active. Winter Wheat brands were
ecarce, and this In come degree rendered transac-
tione light. About 4, GOO b1ls changed hands At
S N@5.10 for white winter extras, aud 81 600
40 for spring extras. Snperdne brands are still
tn active request for shipment to Canada, and
Gales were made at range of S3 t0G331 for spring
grades, ard s3.sf@4oo for winter eapers.
The Wheat market was buoyant, and further
advance of K@2c per buehel. but there waslessac-
tiTity than yesterday About 18o GOO bushels OF all
grades changed hands, at 95c for No. white ;s3hc
! for No. 1Red; s2@s3c for No. Red; s4@s5c for
| Amber Iowa; sig SIC for Ma. aspiring. and 7aG75c
| for No. Spring-the market closing steady at the
| advanced figures.
The corn market advanced E@1c per busheI On
| nearly all grades About 400, ,00u bushels changed
| handF, at 8oHc fot Old River Yellow afoat; 100
2o75c for Old River Mixed afoat: 2s@23Hc for
| New River Mixed aaoat; &c for Rejected River
aAoat; s9k@2os4c for Old Yellow in store; $50
| 2915c for Old Mixed In store; 27G23c for New
Mixed In etore 25dl26c for Rejected, and 24c for
| New Rejected. At the close the market WAS firm
| with good demand for Old Mixed in store at
, 1862-06-28

The Committee Of Arrangements for the
9TH Of July celebration request the names Of
all civic societies OF associations who will
turn out in procession, that they may ap-
pear In the programme to be issued: Thsy
will please report through their officers or
Monday evening. &. =; HUBBARD,
Chief Mar5hal
, 1862-06-28

CAr7CRED.-Ni1iam Moore, the old Chica-
70 backmaa, who vas discovered among the
Fort Donelson rebel prisoners, and wao sub
ecquently escaped from this city, has been
captured and is now confined in the St. Louis
military prison. BE will be returned to Camp
Douelas.
, 1862-06-28

e At Sherman House, wedding and "can -
carde, written and engraved. Five quires French
paper and envelopes, mort pattern, ele
gantly stamped. Il Call in pa1lors. For samples,
mail two stanps to Yankee Card Writer" je2+6t
, 1862-06-28

H MARITIME, of the Chicago Dancing Academy,
will give q Soiree on Thursday evening, July Sd,
uehcripg in 'sthe day We celsbrate'' with music
ard dancing. Sgt
, 1862-06-28
lis 1t Fair?

The city fathers, after waiting until other
parties had, with much trouble and expense.
arranged for rural celebrations ana excursions
on the approaching Fourth Of July, have come
forward with a scheme for city celebration
as such. We submit this Is hardly fair. Are
they SO in love with the peculiarly clean condl
tion OF our streets that they will not trust us
in the cool groves? Is the noble Chicago
river, fit emblem Of Styx, so odorous in their
noses, 60 unapproachably fragrant to their pa
ternal nostri]s, that they are unwilling to en-
trust their beloved constituents to the smell
of green woods and the sight Of water-colored
wafer? Do they think a march through the
hot streets and in TIE stencil Of concentrated
sewerage and still-elops, and slaughter house
refuse, will be promotiye Of health? Do they
imagine the appropriation they haye made
will do more than provide for a failure? For
celebration Of the city it is insufficient. Do
they think that, after waiting until arrange
ments had been made by different parties in
good faith, coming in with city celebration is
just the rig ght thing, and much calculated to
crease their popularity with
, 1862-06-28

MORE the scenic artist
ut McVicker's, and bis assistants have been at
work for the last month on scenery aud ma
chinery for a new play which will soon be
produced in manner to eclipse all former
efforts, and conclude the present season with
= fnrnrc
, 1862-06-28

ArpoINTMENT.-The Rev. ". H Ryder, Of
st. Pulls Church, has been appointed Chap
lain Of Col. Hough's regiment (three months)
now stationed as guard at Camp Douglas. He
has accepted the appointment, which will in
no way interfere with his pastoral duties at
St. Pulls.
, 1862-06-28

a BAD RoACB.-Ann Roach, poor besotted
yagrant Of this city, who has recently been re-
leased from the State Prison, where she was
confined for larceny, few days since killed
her infant at Kankakee, by throwing it yio.
leEtly upon the floor while in drunken
frenzy
, 1862-06-28

New Books" Among the Pines,' new
story OF Southern Life in Secession Times, by
Edmund Kirke; "Abel brakes Wife," new
novel By John Saunders, author Of "The
Shadow In the House; aud ss Loves Martyr
don;'' Harper's Magazine for July, ETC., have
been received at McNal'y & Co.'s, 81 Dear
born street.
, 1862-06-28

Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn st,> and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
nOY12
, 1862-06-28

- For the best, cheapest and most fashion
able Hoop Skirts and Corsets, 60 to the New York
and Illinois Hoop Skirt Mandatory, No - South
Clark ST., opposite the Court House. and 156 Lase
St., Marine Block building, where you can find the
largest assortment in this city.
, 1862-06-28
TER ELEVATORS.
Hc1e Is Mr. Trollope's idea Of Buffalo eleyator1t

An elevator is as ugly monster as has been Jet
produced In nncouthness Of form 1t outdoes
those obsolete old brutes who used to roam about
the eerni-aqueous world and lire most uucom-
Portable life with their great hungeriog stom-
achs and huge uneatisfed mawa. The elevator
itself consists OF big moyeable trunk-moyea-
bic as Is that Of an elephant, but not p1table,
less graceful even than an elephants This Is
attach=d to hinge granary or barn; but In order
to give altitude within the barn Tor the necessary
moving up and down Of the tEunk-seeing that It
cannot curled gracefully TO Its purposes as the
elephants Il eurled, -re ia an awkward box
twenty feet Of additional height. up into which
the elevators can be thrust It will be understood
then, this big movable trunk, tha head Of which,
when It is at rest is thrust into the box on the
| roof is made to slant down Ia an oblique dfrec'
tion from the building to the river. For the ele
7ato1 is an amphibious Institution. and ho1r1shes
| only on the banks OF navigsble waters. When it
| head is ensconced within Its box, and the
| beast Of pray Il thus nearlv hidden within
the buiding the unks1spleions. q 's a.. ysssel i
! and down It comes. like musquito>s proboscts
through the deck, In at the open aperatale Of ths
hold and into the very bowels and vitals of th'
ship. When there; !: goes to work upon is f9o!
holder of taste and Imagination.
! ! ehould have stated that all this wheat whicl
pasres through Buffalo comes loose. in bulk
Nothing Ia known Of eacks or bags To any spec
tstor al Befaio this becomes immediately mai
ter Of courae; but this should be explained, As ~
| in England are not accustomed to see wheat tra1
cling In this open ungnarded and plebian uaa4ne1
Wheat with us ie arietoctatic, and travels only l
| Its private carriage
, 1862-06-28

EXCURSION TO KANKAKEE To-DAT.-The
street, at eight o'clock, stopping at Matteson
and Manteno, both going and returning.
Those living in the southern part Of the city
can take the train at Park Row or the Round
House.
, 1862-06-28

E Great clon5ng out sale Of Pspez Hanglngs, at
F. E. Rigby's, So Randolph street. jc91m