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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
stunrt's Raid-Hts Effect ON our Army
PIeasanton's march-Our CavaIry-Be-
movnI of Headquarters.

tf0m Our Special CorrtspOudeu'.
HAKPEEs fhKKr, We. Monday. DC. ~, 1852.
Little 10 talked Of in the camps but The Rebel raid
into Maryland and Penosylvania--its audseity d
plan, its complete success of execution.
Its material advantages to the enemy are not very
great merely a complete Reconnaissance Of all our
positions, aud thousand or fifteen hundred fresl.
horses.
lts moral effect il is difficult 70 overestimate One
can imagine the Wild enthusiasm which greeted
Stuart, with his weary and trave.-stained brigade,
rs they returned in safety 10 the Rebel arny after
their hazardous and flying journey of two hundred
miles Ho" WIN be cited, far and near, another
illustration oi Southern Dash and daring, of Yankee
slowness and iInbecility.
In our own camps Siuarts soldierly euterprise
excites good deal OF edmirniion Orr fnilnie To
cut lin Oh or even to damage him causes not merely
disappointmeut--iba word il not strong enoncbH
but chsgrin aud d.sgust
Gen. Pleasanton's cavalry march Of ~ mile. in o.
hours was most cIedits6le: but The Rebel, lesding
pennsyly aRa horses 10 mount when their own W. 70
broken down, rods 30 miles in the came time and
Pleasaats0a only came upon them Just as they were
crossing the PotoDac-tOO late 10 intercept them.
II is claimed his behalf that there was mex ca-
bic delay about giving hin the order TO march before
be left Hsgerstown-ihst had he received II a few
hours earlier be could have cut of SuaTts retreat.
Gen. Stoueman, az PoOlesville, was ordered tC
guard the river at the point where the Rebel,
crossed; but there, too some disastrous delay OF
plisapprehsnsion prevented.
But" It is said at headquarters " any cavalry
may perform such exploits. Ours can do 1t as wei!
as the enemy's." Doubtless, Stuart, Oh Two occa-
sons has sho wa that he DO IL; and at Cornh an
Iowa regimen, under Col now GEM Elliott went
completely around the Rebels, cutting of their con
FOUNDATIONS, burning tber supply trains, and re-
turning without loss. No,vtLstaiding ali that has
been said about The worlhlesiless Of our cavalry
(t,ue, az appeared TOO mach OF III, we have many
reg ents capable Of performing jls such exploits
oaby officers who would glory in leading them.
Bur why il that opportunity never afforded
Gen. Mcclellan removed hIs headquarters today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

TEA-Thers good demand Cor orpss 4 fan ut,s -
home use Blacks are In scvs speculative request aaA pres
verv buoyant. S
neutrality-suspicious. with al ether snioss o. ma.
cheDze Tobacco has been In ucve demand both pscusvn
aud and prices have again advanced though ws
o quotations this week the unsettled state Of sG.I.s
rendering them altogether nominal Choice selections b.vs
sold At SIC Seed Leaf Is firm and Ia fair demand. "
TALLOW-The market IL somewhat excited ana n haiti,
and qne active; sales Of 10000 ct lild2e Tor Wr,,sr
i5di2c for Eastern AID Southern and VI dl2lc for Civ
TlNPis has been Ia speculative request sales of -ms
1910 ,l4bs Straits have been msde )io cash B,ecs
held English sells slowly at &c. Plates have
been quite active sales of loo bIs Coke So 200 a.
12O % So cash. and $500 bIs vsoos brands on prys
terms
WOOrTh. demand 1, sc,ive and prices are sghtlv
er for foreign grsdes but there essential change In DE-.
nestle sses Of 10000 10 fne Native Flsece at s30sc 90
do aud tidewsshed do o. 81 469c 1850 Pulled a
5J0 &c., 20 bales washed Cape DC en- advances Of &C.
n, (hs wool DO laid down here short OF 4cl
and invoice has been sold in bond for ret pment o
cash 80 100 uawasbei African, Mederrsnean Syrian aaA
Souh American at very full rates. The rspd advance 10 tbs
ee Of gold and exchange with the improvement Ia tbs
se abr 81 will nave tie tendency ocau.s further sdvsocs
IN the price OF foreign Wo0s induce the importers TO
chip tue goods 70 save themselves from loss Extnvaaal
pficOs sre looked FOR during the next three months.
Nhlshf-lhe meIke; j. active end prices without
ei, chsus1 sales Of so bel 3sc Tor State and 81 os
for Ohio.
uHALEB0NE IA fra ct the inprovement, ssles Of 10 90
y Afcc a. p TO- oish We quote the raags from 90c Q
~ % for south Sea and Polar.
ZINC is drmsg bat less aciTe We quote Mossellnana
Sheet ut DC, cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
1Inrkets-C saEyUL

Nnrkets-cbREYUitf hKroRryD FoH InE " =. rRnrvY.
WrpxEsDAy. Oct 10 If62
ASHES In demand and arm IS for Pot. 80
BRiCK-Th-re {, no change Of any Importance to notice
since last week Common c utnus in good demand and
, sr IS; 81; * :. isGS 49,, y g. d 9Co M
cqae sales of some JOO ID We'en and southern a, %
BONts arc in fair Demand sale, OF 10000 Rio 0fanLe
cUTrON-1ie excitement IN tho Cotton market continue.
unabAcd and the ses to-day been very large
bracing ,omr 90 diOO bales rice. hlsr advanced lc y
h. aud close with strong upward tendency. srrcul.tor.
spinner. and exporter. buying and shoud the
II affairs coutar irug tie marie. be CLEARED
stock he receipts ~ i.e have been rather smaller than
COFFEE Since the extensive bushes. reported IN our
last the sk,t io oil kinds has femrlnri quiet but thee i,
wessuos In price, the SELLER tt having everything In h,
favor To-day We note sses OF $50 Mo at ad lOJ Costa
Res attic We qaolei
kio.................25 127 MsAr,bo ........?5 G26
ysvs ..............g.d LAgusyra..........25 d2o
ST. Domingo. ...2i,Gi
COAL-lLe make, ar Foreign I, better ard tho supply
1t "a 10 aud 80, iugs scotch steam prvse Don-s
tic T. Ia active demand sud plenty 500 - IS
y an Com yad,he .tock on hand !. light for
COrPLn-'hncd Ineot hos continued in request
and have sdyanc-d sacs of 10000 Baltimore ani
Lake Superior At 2s.djc. ea.li-now held higher New
shea,hus commands Set Yellow do. 25s. sad Dos aud
Brazler. $50 and Sc. nios
DUCK /. IN good req est and tho m,ket {. armsr for
LigI, aud Heavy Ravens, which now command. I'll aud
DTEwOoDs arc firm and In high, supply. especially
Logwood aad tu,tc which aud wanted saes OF
200 ST. Domingo LogwooI to arrive 8, 10 75 100 d.
Jom.ci do a. tl cssh ana 20 DO Msrscaibo Fusilc on
private terms.
FRUlr-A very good demand prevail. fer all Kind. Of
foreign dried At foil prcrs bat Importers DO not offer freely
aud tho business Ia restricted we sale, Of 600 Of
hsi.n' al 800 for new ~ 150t 90 Tor Old layers IN TO,
Bi for Id la boIc. do - 10 for buleh boxes Us
do. do half bIcs s5c do quarter bones aud - D. rs
70 ior old punch $50 bbl Currani, at ei c 100
Jic NOR, TO be had under Jii use 50 case, now
Turkey f'a at itasc 70 esse' CIon 3Sd36,c aud
boxes snd le Tor hsfdo Foreign Green Ia out of
pSIs'is Vssa IL soss 'aggs sSeg Gssslss ss,s asYa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
PERSONAL.

~ singular couple got married III ChecsrCounty'
Pennsylvania the other day, merely making tho
following declaration In the presence Of friends:
"W, Olson ! Marrey and L. ia p. Jacobs make kuswn
10 these our en- that have chosen each other for con
iura companion ,hipia prosperity aud tn adversy, IN is
snl ,ll death We license. We submit % no no
,.or Nc bow 20 authority. We recognize DO God nof
Almighty power guide to guard ne. Our promises neS
utrlv~. aud each ether aud % oth-s Our trust Il n~
otLels bu. Ia ourselves aud Zach other"
A correspondent Of The Philadelphia Pre-"
writes from 81. Petersburg under date Of Sept 3;
"Geu Cameron glad to learn hiss bseu treated WIZ
marked attention. both hero and at tho Imperial Pasce,
Tkar.to Seio aud Ps..rhoh Al tho latter place ne nlei
sy.,oms OF fountains and artificial cataseis whisn are lii
cot motion by command of the Emperor were Pecany
made perform tho occasion OF hi, visit is
y-a through the parks snd gardens 10 coir
ard scrw ard umptuousls entertained at tue ~ I'm
unusual coutesss exhibited 1t time ~hen .n more
.iand Lo xng f1r intervention. aud ths tbsv
cautiously, following Ia the same n'ca, Tho Coua
wors meant TO bave-a welcome ssnihes a., NJ ina
hss been absent from St Petersburg the ,isIt
Sumner Tho Emperor la, just resa IN thar
Moscow which still more truly the % hs anna dsv
this city. Cen Cameron elt and etutneu 49, scon.nt
as III. MAJ ,sty prohtns by tho occa ~ rm,Ir. wi.
auee with tn, interesting portion o. ~ vrurs
mans Harrison Co., who built ana hNo ~ ,,xa citics
sncees.fty conducted the railroad ls.yinx
aud who are now closing their bushes, M DE-.
Hu.sia u,-d ar .eial csr the train ior tho
ton Of our Minister aud his family hoy s' - IA ara
en,. r IA, s,trranment a. the siaons on 'ne a.. No.
tr,,tei him with ,pendid hospitality durins hs .,t.v
cow. la addition 10 his family Mr. bayad lay o s.nre.
of the Legation, and Mr.. Josiah Fierce J1' '''"'
taly, accompanied him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

to Pleasant Valley two miles from the river He Is
now nesr BurDsde's corps. which has occupied tho
VIM Tbs warm sunny day. have given way to drizzlng
O,,;,iv s,orms. Toe woods on Maryland and London
giiy ther manifold Autumnal ,ints checkered
viii the sere aud yellow leaf glow in deei ened
Green; and tie wOite tents Of new regiment,
wasled BY the equinoctial rain, etand ont Ike Sno"
drifts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
Te<eipss of Produce.

or is-fi 40 Dds Flour 3g7 do Corn Ms. eC5 bbis
WI,ky 81 500 bush Wheat g. 90 do. Com % 100 d. Osa
40 bush Bailey II $40 bush. Ms 36l pzg Provisions
/, .Ol Ekg. OF Cake GO do. Lard, 40 d. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

dytrtissnert
DREW 4 FRENCH,
PRorv,F CoxussioS MHNcHAvrs.
BtTTrR, CMEksK, Ices PouLrEf, CANE. 0aAIS. FLsoS
roRK Sc.
no. 6 Trie Buildings. New.tork
Our motto l. Quick q. and oDiw returns Il
Rssrs.ssD ID. X. MARTA. Pssilsa. Ocean bsnA Ns"'ss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16
R;re nj Newark,

N,v.rx NJ j.. wsdnesdsy. Oct d. ~ r..
.e,o,o,v u;,G e. 900 kuapsacks nearly ready '0s
delivery, Was destroyed BY frs bees lss' p'SA"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-16

nearly eli disappeared the fev rsm.uns baskets
very h ssu :.s Tsss have beer .%s ns:. q
Rsspbeuies At DO: and Bscsber'ies at loc.
FLOUR AND MEAL-lhs MARKET for Western and State
Flour active both for trade and speculative purpoes
and prices have advanced 20e Dbl The embrace
$40 bb at sc 200 Sc 3oor superane State aud wsern;
I'D 50d t6 80 old and Ezra Ststs Sc 9yd 81 for
Fsnc, do 80 9ja 81 Is for The low ersdssp Western tx
TIA, 81 ia 81 Is or shipping OHIO and 81 sod 80 ej for
adyancd ssss Of 200 Dbl, Exts. 20 asd low grades do
at 10 1891 southern Flour I. batter ssd IN limited sup
ly6"e R,tuoro &C.. erd !, 80 ri g. for Trade brands
do Rye oar il m drasi ana co Sg' ms . spe, s
steady 1t 81 50 for Jeey and 81 sV@ % Tor bish'y"ne
We quote: -, A. 90, s..
STAT. .upsrnne..6 2oa 4)S Lous eItra.i aool0 "
s,ate sood........6 500 81 Canada. erHa'.' ya 20
..s ioscs I'd q Richmond Clty... Nom,
Ohio. sxta.......7 ava Isl 5simore.'.'''9 ;,S ~
Mich lad .rrs6 500 30 Com Meal Jei.ey'3 s sod m
O.n.,ss taney..7 9od q DO SSsls 50
ur.yalrd At G2 ~ for email Western sod ofSuo Lens
- z5c - 80 ior trme 81 1fa5s t mail ,s ned
nm 30 Mas. ( o I5d ~ FOR No do, sni ~ ~ p.
for No do. ricked Herring are les, setis oa' axe -
80 0s- "A IS for inferior prime quality BOX herring NV
a. M, Herring, from fret hand 40 less ibe,a and lhs
qny 10 better; sales Of good TO p ne sehsd .'y p,ea
ais 1t 4OGi7.c, DC. No. At S-eJac sn9 doi.is'|e'
FEATHHRs-The rosrte, /. rather quiet but flS '.e, .
COO % prime Western &C. cah, an small 10 Of in'e'oi
GRAiN-rhs Wheat marks, CONTINUES excited Influenced
bv the ayqpre Ia gold and eNch1nge a. well as moderate
e.in an prices arc sson &c y bush frmer HE dens
cbrG for export. Is partly speculative in par io
de,Try win good inquiry for milling owing 70 tho iepo
sdvnc- Of Hour The embrsce 40 ~ og f ans Goa
sat Of 20 700 BUSH Chic1yo spring - I<c - ~ 49,
40 Ngsuks. Cubs b Pa 3 3d. fa,l'J do Anptt tn"A
Al 3ia 81 90 l8J 80 do Rrd Wol'srn - y ~ -
- 80 Amber do y asa AZ ~ g9Dd 20 cD, ~ ~
II go DO WHITE NJ chgsn a. . i5~di T. t,riey /" nfil
bu, oie OWN. tire light Tccripsi sues II 'p baht-
= i.r Old Canada East. 81 220- 2Jf ne" 90 Icy
Mtlt sscarre sales Of 600 bush ate tWhiefl AZ ~ p
measure pentyi saea 81 Seo'd.ah a. ~
5gc u.w STATE 51GS}c. old St.te sod No.ern, . 1'.o
10 Is mn I'M small lots o8is. Torn istc terr eni
H. NOR. active; sale. Of 1880 bush 1t 5'"c Tor h9'
VAN suI Biso.EyeGi b. Jc. Tor AiIprgmksi' &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-21
Qotrtes.

w ING AND BATHING ROOMS, where Gentle
men can be accommodated n the most approved style
Ef-Hair Dressing and Bathing Rooms also attach
ed for the accommodation Of Ladies' Also all kinds
Hair work hand or made to order Chldren's hair
cut In the most approved manner Capable Females
will be In attendance in the ladies' department.
N B.-Cash paid for hair. DIFF ap8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-21
DOR SALE-A lot of Wood Machinery

consisting Of Daniels Plancr 10 feet planes, "a
Inches wide small Cylinder Planer, with Saw com
bnedi one Tenoring Machine, with Boring Arbor ats
tached; one Morticing Machiue. Of Fay q Fisher
make; also one BOreing Mil and Upright Drill-self
feeder; BOtCutter, with Counter shaft and Dies;
about 5000 feet Of Seasoned Lumber, &c. &c Enquire
H0VEY, IS Summer street. diff mch25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-21
Heal Gstate.

DOR SALE--The Lot and Buildings
Il of the estate of Il. SCOTT, late of Worcester,
oeceasedit being the estate No 4O to M Main street.
nearly opposite the Bay state House. The lot is Al feet
front by 20 deep, and the estate pays large in
terest.
and IS on lower floor and Pew NO II in gallery of First
Unitarian Church tDr. Hill's). Apply to
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1862 " flo dtf
On FOR SALE-The beautiful man
i sion situated on Catherine street. formerly owned
s44A2sA- md occupied by JOSEPH P. HALE The above
the modern improvements 1t is situated beautiful
elevation and overlooks the whole city. 1t has fine
covered with fruit and shade trees and rounded by
street on all sides more desirable residence for sale
qure Of CHARLES b. PRATT, worcester Or Of the
'qSs y No. 10 West 10Th HNS SGw F FT
FOR SALE-The Wooden Factory, Out
= Buildings, and good Water Privilege for the use
Of the factory the wheel machinery all new and in
fine running order together with following described
each, Picker, / Wool buster, 9 Stafford She'll Zane
Loom Looms Shearng Machine l Brushing MACHINE,
Blower and all other fixtures necessary for the
a n eo 81 nUesSis weeds or sainets
village Of Factory Piat in Manchester county of Ben
W railroad DEPOT The said yaae IS oarsS S . of
one thousand inhabitants, Stores hotel, large
with buildings machinery and good power, suitable
Tor the manufacture OF CHAIRS clothes pins, saving and
ufactory, located good road three-fours OF mile
from the railroad depot all of which will be sold
je5 dsm CHAUNCY GREEN.
nor SALE-The Estate No. 10 Pleas.
= ant street. now occupied by R Moules, Dentist
is now off red fer sale ON very reasonable terms 1he
rooms besides the bathroom. with ali modern convent
ences; hQt and cold water the house, gas, water
of the.o3cupant. d2w* el2
, 1862-05-14
nARKETs By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORE, Msy 1s s-F1orR-Reeeipts. s3,0st
brle. Market SC lower and more doing Sales H.
GGQ br1s at $4.5eAb5 for super Etate; $4.nE}A~T IS
for extra etate; $4.5oQ455 tor super western
44m@a 50 for common to medium extra westere
$.o@S. II tor shipping brands eStrr round hoop
ohio Canadian 6onf SC lower. Sales 1,3oo brls
at *4:N&54s % for spring; = B@e25 for winter
extra. Rye -four steady 1T g 25IA.5.
Wheat--Receipts, $500 ba. Market
rather 1tmer: Better export inquiry: Sales
It, 100 bu at 81 .53 for Michigan; 81 07 for club.
Rye firm. Sales 900 bu prime North River st SIC
Barley dull at WGs7c- CoEu-Recefpta. 1a ,81a5 bu.
Market hrmer. Sales 5000 bu at 5tR52c for
mixed western IN store and deliEered- Oats dul
at 39942c for western, Canadian Jersey and state.
Observation-Disclosures Ealee OF 1860 br]s at
412.f5@19. SIX for meg, and $t0 for prime. Beet
quiet and hr1n- Cut meats IN acttye demand.
Butter unchanged Cheese unchanged.
WH1sKY-HeaTJ and lower. Sales off brl5 at
s4Gba4Hc.
sTocKs-Much less active and lower.
] MoHEY-Qu1te easF, and freely offered at pei
cent. cali. Sterling exchange ID dull st iii fo>
srocEs~Chi j. R e5K; oB B&Q7o; M&Pdt
cc& l1ss 81 P8; scrip 62N Pansm. ;:1!
preferred 81 North car g. r; Raff & Erie l.
| bonds 934l G bonds 9a7@; 7 c eSs: Pac hal
| LII; Canton Co IAN; c q 2 9TH BIDS e6; LS 6s 81
] coupons 1866. Treasury. 3.10. 105a; U s s
yeaz certificates 1e0; Ohio Is 20, 102h; uiuof
War bonds 96K: Tenn e., go: Mo 6s 81 o. Ca
Is, 94A MINI per cent bonds. s. &ks78B9.1
, 1862-05-14
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. May 1a. 1852.
Stmr Baltic, ATer11, Detroit.
Frop oR Lady Franklin, Napier, St Joseph, - m
staycs, 500 railroad tics.
Prop Nears, Biodget., Lincoln, 100 II # lumber
Prop Barber, PeF7itt, Grand Haven' 100 III It
Bark Norman, Boardman, oswego, 175 N lumber
Bark Psrana, Carpenter Cleveland 40 tons cosl.
Brig Sam Bale, Ferguson. Buta1o, 10 n lnmbez,
schf p q Martin. TTotter, Buffalo, z cde wood
ssRr soasxSfod Po5S 8oaS P d bis SALT
Schr Exchange, Kcwell, Buffalo:
schr Jos Dresden, F1nnegau, Charlottesville, 10 m
sehr EsR}es 539sst Thompson, Sand Bay, m posts ~
lumber. % IL ehig.cs.
ess 6eGHs5eS epS6 ~ syS es hsgso @ i 'assF
sehr ] Harbridge, Johnsons Kewanee, 45 cords
wood. 1000 cedar pos >: "A ,,n,,,o, te,
sehr Geo aso eobe, Perry, oswego, Aoo Iris salt. m
schr n II Scott, HuntzbergeF, Prcsqus Isle, $50
81 So estsa s|s4 Bfy Gt s$ tse : a. Isss5 ssa
Btg Trenton sn'5th thEARHb Afa!f,ee ls y a'ss 1s
Prop Ra5nane, Sits, Badaio, is,oso Da com III
Prop Wenona, conkey. Buffalo. $50 br'a pork 7of
Prop AdEiatic, hcLea. Buffalo, so25 bu corn aa
brls flour.
Prop Antelope, GaltIn, CoIlirgwood, 5000 bs
-four.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier. St. Joseph, sundriss
Prop G Mears. B1odget. Lincoln
BarE Ogoutx. Cfoatop, Green BAY.
Big Trenton, amith, Muskegnn.
Brig Sam Hale, Ferguson, Green Bay.
! Schr Cecilia, Plimpton, New Buffalo.
Schr Ashtabula, Hammer. Grand Haven
Schr Harbrfdge, johnson, KeWanee.
schr Bonesteel, Cu1yer, M1skegon:
Schr Ellen Pike. 0eie., Wnkinson's Pier.
Schr g GreJ, Dixie, Munson's Harhor, sundrtez
| Schr Jos Dresden, Fiuncgau, P1ckard's Pier.
schr 3 Martin, Trottef, Buffalo. q 900 bu corr
echr IttIca, Thompson, Grand Haven.
Schr Spencer, Ryefeon. Pierre Marquette.
| Schr Foriar, o'Connor, Kingston, 1a.a bu wheat
| Schr Mermaid. Thompson. Grand Haven.
, 1862-05-14
New Eork Money Market.
rFrom the New York Herald, 18th. ]

The specie in the banks IL rapidly running
down owing. IN some measure. to he 8, OK, ,ao
T1eaeueyT { S-10 notes; the actual amount IN the
banks today is under SO SG4 go; showing =
deg: :ase, Compared with Saturday, May 3
at oEet $aa coo 900 aealnet $s5 ,s8 the proceed
tng statement. The commercial loans are te-d.y
ed lie weeEiy I aeerage { Is = naesioa 10 e7ss &
st.aiucd The immense sun Of $115 go coo, against
spril s., $a5 000 on April H. and $9i 600 900 on
April 7. This 1ncreas: IN the net deposits Of oTs1
"a Dno in mouth, while the commercial
ioons during the game period are increased only
about f6,oO6 coo. is unprecedented in the annals
Of our bank expansion, aud evidences un1ntstaka
liz the extraordinary plethora Of unsmpao5et
priyate funds When peace and confidence art
feetoreu there viii be no want OF capftsl Tor ever.
enterprise that promises to pay profit.
, 1862-05-14

Tor dentM operations. Il win be very great |
economy In time to bis patients as well al himself,
and he viii esteem 1t tayor Il all persons vii 70 |
fax ~ practicable. comply with the ahoTe request
4ay 10th, 1863, msy1sst
Tm Vo1cr-"Brovn's Bronchial Troches, -" o.
Cou9h and Voice Lozenges, clear the voice, which
eom,nenda them particularly TO singers and public
sneakers. n&W
~ Refteerators and Ice Boxes-Hholesa1e
and xetstl-os the mast approved kinds.
Rehtgeratozs repaired or exchanged.
mayt8st J. ". BkHT, IS Lssalle st.
~ HYaukee Card Writer" Sherman House,
slso orders taken In Custom House Place, ne1tto
Post ONCE. Samples lmailed Tor tHo stamps
printed frump plate 81. may1a6t
H- L. Dutton's new Livery Stable Is fnished,
and his stock oE hozses and carriages hiss been re-
turned to the old stand IN Couch p1sce, between
Dearborn and Clark. The stable has been en1arg-
ed and It's facilities for boarding horses increased
nay1S-3t
| ~ Madame Hollard, the great Magnetic Doc
trese, is daily astonishing and convincing some
Of the most ekept1ca1 Of our citizens OF her Won-
derful power in curing diseases! It is to be hoped
| that no one will despair OF cure until they have
t given Madame Il. trial Satisfactory references
Of remarkable cures will be cheefful1E given when
required, By applying at her residence, No. 4a
| Michigan Avenue. m2y1216t
H a good shade hanger wanted. Apply to E
G. L. Faxon, 10 Lake street. ap2Ip742
| Go to John Jones, 113 Dearborn It,, and ct yoor
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired
! loy12
'tCall On Dunlop, Sewen SSps1dIng for Printing.
nor1 -h27ily
E Buy pspe. hansi7g1 Of Chase & Co, iee
Randolph etrcet. nh 29Sm
H- For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
. 60 to Cook l. Mclean, 98 Desrbosn1street. 1ntl
old established honsc do better and cheaper Torf
than any Ia the city. eb1-iy
, 1862-05-14
The Public Debit
The Public Cxedtt--{srntf1YtnE Results.
From the New York Times, 19th.]

The Public Credit has advanced rapidly On tne t
Stock Exchange within the past fortnight. On
Saturday week the sales Of the Public Funds Of
1881 at par at the Board Of Brokers. was deemed
an event eo au.pfcous and gratifying az to 1qduce
fdeut Of the Board and the Hon. secretary Of the
Treasury. These funds. In the darkest days ofthe
rebellion In the summer Of 1861. were awarded from
the Treasury Is low B5 per cent, and fell at one
time on the Stock Exchange TO 90 per cent, the
accumulated interest being t;rown out q
the account. Another award . Ras sub
sequently made to the Associated Banks Of the
three Atlantic cities at 81 81 per cent. to the e
tent Of Afty millions Of dollars, and SO fcarfu
wire some OF banks that this operation nigh
prove loaing one that the5 accepted they hts
oftcrs Of the public, through the Stock Ex ,4ange
to feitye themselves at cost a1h Interest It Wa
not until late in April that the market advance
materially above % Or o3 per cent and uades 81
| these circumstances the unexpected pleasure e3
pressed at the frat eales in Nay ct the par va1u
81 the stock il not to be wondered at. This plea:
| u1e is now increased By the ciroumstance tha
/ cent.