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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
REAT ASTERM,
wALTEE PAr,S, Commander,
win De despatched


Faou TrvEBp0oL, FRoa NV YORK
Calling az Queenstown, Saturda y,........... July g6
Saturday, ....., August no ue8aay September
Wednesday co.. October Saturday, ,.... October rs
Tuesday November Is Thursday, December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
equaled for speed, safety and comfort sea sickness
being unknown on boardl, is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
FIRST CABIN.
From Sll0 TO Sl5j each BERTH according 10 the size
situation, aud accommodation Of the State Rooms all
having the same privileges In tho Saloons, and in re-
gard to meals aud attendance, Suites ofapartments
for families may be engaged BY special agreement.
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVER
POOL at FARE AND A HALF f0r First
aud Second Glass.
Servants accompanying Passengers, aud children
under II years Of age half tlre Infants free.
SECOND CABIN.
State room berhs, meals furnished at separate Ia
bic, ,........S8O
THIRD CABfN.
Intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds bedding, table, utensils, and good substan-
tNl toOus 700
sTEERAGE,
With superior accommt ..,.... f35
Each passenger allowed 90 cubic feet Of luggage
An experienced Surgeon on board.
For freight and passage, apply 70
CHAS. A, WHITNEY,
AZ the office, No 20 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents.
July 20, ls62-till Dec ~.
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Marshal's Sale.

10y virtue Of three writs Of TO- 10 me directed
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee, !, F r. Glascock,
Marshal in and for said District, will expose to public
sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash, M the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville on q 18Th day
Of October 1862, an the right title, claim aud interest
which Noble D. Ellis, has 10 and 70 the following de-
scrbed piece parcel OF land to-wit Ia tho 18th die
rict OF Davidson county Tennessee, fronting on the
West side az Buena Vista Turnpike road, about two
miles from Nashville, bounded as follows beginning
at stake n tho centre Of said Turnpike rOa1 at the
Northeast corner OF Maxwell Rcddng's o. Fox's i've
acres and with the North line Of said Eve acre
tract South II q deg; West 70 6S.l0O poles 10 stake
on Bosley's line; thence with BosleYs line North
deg. West 2l5 l0.l00 poles 70 stake, corner OF a
tract Of eighteen acres, sod by G. W. Nance and Jas
G. Owen 20 jas WhtwUrth, Trustee FOR Davidson
county; thence with the South line Of same, South
n Z deg East 05 95-lO0 poles 70 stake n the centre
OF Buenn Vista pike road thence along centre Of said
road Is deg, ~ 45-lO0 poles 70 the beginning, co
tanning acres, 40 square poles more or less said
property being levied upon % satisfy judgments In IA
vor OF J. Peters Co.; Winston, swift ana JOHNSON q
Clark, Kicker Clark, rendered u said Court, 90 Che
30th day OF April, 1862, against thc said Ellis, und
susannah Moore, Administrator of O. G. Moore do.
ceased. Sale 20 take place at 10 O'Clock, A. d.
y. r. GLASC0CK,
srpl4I4t Y. S. MMshal, NJ. d. T.
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LOST.

A VOUCHER, against thc T.. s. for sii7 90,
"a given by Captain J. N. Hail. A. A. NJ, o. Wur
Heidbongar supposed 10 have been lost on College
stocet, between Union and the Square. Any one
finding ID will please leave % at this ONCE, aud re-
ccive liberal reward for their trouble. Payment has
been stopped ou it. II can ouly bo collected by the
owner oct. b-d3ta
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RYE FLOUR.

OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND RYE flour, on
OD hand and Tor sale 40 lAo Broadway BILLS.
Juuo5 ID. ID. DitkEY, Agent
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dot
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CORN MEAL.

AT the RroaIUay 0.s. ....-..
"A Iuac5 D. d. pIDhLl1 AGENT
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GOLD WATCH, Manufactured by Juo. Johnston, iiv-
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father in the year 1885" on tha outside engraved
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sfsaune.
ioursr time than pad for.
as.f@s of Advertising in Weehty'
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AssRgs.
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whicS a-2.es0 ~ has fiuce been recd, T,Iu1 D.
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EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE Els HEREHY GIVEN.
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LAMPS.
THE TOM THUMB LAMP.

THE TOM THUMB LAMP.
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ve~kiv ell 10 charged thr fan Daily tatcs with QUO
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, 1862-07-11
FINANCIAL AND C0hlhlERC CIAL


THURSDAY EVENING, July 10, 1867.
There is nothing specially new In the financial
affairs Of the city The demand fol money Is large:
but bankers still complain Of scarcity Of paper.
Our leading houses could take much more than
ofe1e. Rates Of discount are 1G10 per cent.
n. Z. Exchange is little irmer, but round lots
arc still sold by most Of the banks at par. The
selling range is par OK. Some ofthelarger houses
do not ask above y, even Oh small draf1s. The
buying price is par 07s discount.
Gold is not quite 80 firm, The buying range
here was 14@15; selling 16917 per cent. premium.
Dispatches from New 3or6 reported it at 1G, ehow-
ing Decline and parties here were not 20 anxions
to buy at high hg1rcs.
MuwACKEE-Thc !SsntineE Of this morning says
The most notable feature in monetary affairs
yefteIday was an advance IN gold to Is per cent.
premium, caused by Q similar advance at New
York. The buying price was II per cent. These
figures. however, arc merely nominal, rs there Il
market having already been drained By the high
rate prevailing at New York. In other respects
our money market IS unchanged. Money lR com
The current rates are the same as heretofore ss04
discount buying, and premium selling. The
supply is increasing, while tho demand is rather
moderate.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June a7.-The fund:
were very dull, Notwithstanding the continuance
Of the influx Of gold to the bank. There was
rather more demand for money, owing to the enc
Of the quarter coming round, but rates were IN
changed.
Consols for none 912l09f7z.
American securities were easier, and holder
pressing their etocks on the market. Illinois Cen
t1al shares, 46HG465l discount; Erie ehares
80+@3c5l; q. S. SIS 761T6; .. S. 6's, St9s3.
, 1862-07-11

NEW YORK, July 10.-FLoCR- Market less ac-
tive and closes scarcely 50 firm, with no buyers
at outside quotations. The advance in freig1ts
depressing effect: Sales $500 brls at sl.GoGA.75
for tEper state, 5o235 III for extra state: 81 10
81 Is ID 50T edRp adnRsa ers g o
se1p SR ESas 5S5F sae sas' s4 5Sane
Sales 1,10D brls at S. 0e@5.1o for common s. $50
o.25 for good to choice extra Rye tlonr quiet
ard steady At e 20 le Corn meal in mod
ss55 ss:@. ''4N'ss' sa''s ~''s' VS. 'la' "lIe o.
WH1=K1.-A shade flrmer. Sales 500 brls at 3oc.
GEA1S--Neeat opened i'm but The advance "a II II
the demand, and the market closed heavy. s1les
:sCc' bn- Chicago spring Ut 81 0i "; 81 Goa bu.
oTs II atta; p4ies for ep choes hes;
19bR wRSF red TetsEa st at sri sS s.
at 81 55 and 2,40o bu. white Ohio al 81 2s@1 80.
Rre Grm. sales 1l $40 bu. western at 6oc. Barley
quiet and nominal, Corn, firmer at the opsniug,
but the market closed quiet Sales 93,0o0 bu. at
| 4SG52c for new mixed western; 53Ic for old !
| 54Q55c for very choice do; 44@47c for unsound
sc for western yellow; GQc for White western.
Gate IN moderate request at 43EG45c tor jersey,
! Canadian western and state
| PRovls1oss-PoSk-fa business doing; Mar
ket more steady; Sales 1.9s9 brls at SloN&
$6.37E@S-T5 for primethe latter price for choice,
| which is an extreme. Beef inues quiet. Prices
arc VIGIL nA1nIa11eQ- Edic9 IG1uI ltN DTS aL So 5t
| @7.00 for country prime; $SiI10.00 for country
| mess; $i1913. 50 for repacked mess, $13GH5t
for extra mese. Prime mess beef dull at Sl9R20
Beef hams unchanged; 50 brig extra choice, west
ern at $16 50. Cut meats in fair demand and firm
Sales $50 pkgs at 3EG4c for shoulders; 4}9@5c fol
hams. Bacon sides dull. Sales 80 boxes ehort
ribbed midd!cs at SIC, and leo boxes long clear
p. t. Lard more active and frmeE. the advance
being fully &c. Saee ~ GOO brls at 7;41S7sc: In
cin6ed in Eale6 are 200 brls choice deliverable al
next month, OF p. t. Butter selling slowly at 90
14c for Ohio; 1UI17c for state. Cheese firm a.
3GsEc.
GRocEn1Ea. -CofIee-Rio more active and firm
Sales 10,t 10 bags at 20B@22c. Sugar-Raw 1nor'
| active and frmer 6ales 2, 100 hh1s at 7s4IsH
for Cuba. DC for Porto Rico: SH1loEc for Nss
fined active and prices Grmer. Molasses NOR
active and flrmer. the advance being fully &c pc
sal today and Yesterday. Sales to-day include Il
EhdS 6 tres and 90 brla Cuba Muscovado at sc
| 5U0 hhds clayed Cuba at 23: and 200 hhds Barba
does ut 33c: and By auction 40 brls New 0rlcan
at 3r@35e
| OSWEGO, July 10-FLoCR-Steady with goo
demand for interior and eastern trade.
| GRA1eS--Wheat better, with good speculative il
luiry. Sales last nl.ht and to-day Of 10000 BIT
winter red at $112; 70 5OD bn- do. at s. 13; 1,Tt
bu. red western at Sill; 1,30 bu. Milwaukc
club at II G3,E; 500 bu. Chicago spring on pz
TAte terms. Corn in moderate demand Sale
7,5Cubl. Illinois at 42a:c; 1000 bu. do. Of hett'
quality at 45c. and ,uGu bu. do. at 45G4Gc. 9th
I glans quiet.
CANAL FnE1GuTs-Stcady and unchanged. F1o1
3sc, wheat 9'9c corn skc. to New York.
! LAKE. 1HPoHTs-222,T ,TLN bu. wheat.
| CANAL ExFoRTs-6,156 b1ls. flour, &c, 600 b.
| Nhcat.
, 1862-07-11

The TAX Bill, now ready, in pamphlet OF 81
pages, on fine, white paper. Beside the bill,
which Is word for word, in accordance with the
original text, ne append to it an alphabetical Re-
capitulat1on Of every article to be taxed By the
law, and the amount Of ta1 to be leTied thereon.
This renders 1t az complete and convenient It Is
possible to mike 1t. The bill taxes almost every
article in nee, and every person is interested to
know the amount.
Price cent?, postpaid; 81 per 100. Il sent BY
express; IS per 100, If by mail Address
1y11-atD1tW TIE TRIBUNE, New York.
War Claim Blanks for sale at this Office
Widows Declaration for Bounty and Ar1esra.
Eoldiers' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
ofacers' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldie1s' Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for HaEpay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application Of Widow for Payment Of Pension
Application of Invalid PenEioner for Payment o.
| Pension.
| Claim for Horse and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldier Pay.
| Sent by mail, post paid, at sevent7-hYe cent!
par ouire Address
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-07-11

Henry Myers, 81 Of ". ". Morton good fairn
lnols steers, average X cwt,, and sell allow at ~
s: q: Woodruff & Bro, 81 Of L. J. stms' good
Sc; y stale stock, Illinois stee7s, owned By EaW-
H. r. Smith & Co.'s drove Of 40 good fair ILL.,
nois ateerE, part cold the river, will average
&c b on TX cwt., which is light estimate, and
rot rot as good as last week. and cloze5 up very
Jo. eph q. Williams, 20 Illinois steers. good fair
quality. owned BY Edward Williams, are selling
dull ut T@sc, ald estimated at ~ cwt.
Keg gsa nois IS stee2z t8saz o Eli
@ I'D by o~neF aud d brot6sr As s. 1t
Isaac Bndione, 50 Il % Heath f. WIZ WinsEoHs p5 very
good Illinois steers; average cwt;, and sell At
S62t ee Swne5 szi = thHy % average a ct
Ha1fng Miller, Is light Illinois steers, cold for
SpeIrJ, at7c q D on 5sz cWt.
John Merritt estimates John T. A!e1ander's
drove Of Illinois steers, 100 head to average cwt,
and are selling slo~ At 79sc-
Ben Weetheimer received Tuesday morning 70
very good 1Einois steers, bought Of Hirsch : Hy; +
men, which will average full * c1t., and 1t viii
be hard to sell to average 7Ac = h. Some Of the
butchers first offers for the best not &c.
1a3 illinois dfstillerH eold Monday to average 7zc
! = n.
THE HOG MARKET.
| Receipts this week, 9562
cofn.fed hogs. and $5.T5Gs125x for diztile;y led,
| are the prices given By Henry D. Grunt, euperin
tendent OF the market. On Monday the trade was
almost at Etanl-stiI1, owing TO the he3t and the
few hogs sold went at lower igaFea than any tint
| within ycar-eay less than Sc per .. The re
ceipte, though less than the previous week, arr
Fill too large for the demand. It is decided.
dull time for drorers and shippers Of hogs.
Geo. y. Dorman reports the following as TIL
| price Of hogs this week:
Live weight. Dead weight
First qnalitT corn-fed, large
| size --...:. -..-.----3 932sc AGA c
Second quality com fed. .aHG3lec. 5z4G4 c
t First quality, emal1 Eize.
fat and prime, for mar
ket butchers, --.........3 G131Sc. 4 G4Hc
Large size EtilEfed, fat. ....2st@3 c. 85a93%e
| Second quality stil1-fed ...S5s93 c. 35del311t
, 1862-07-11


New York Cattle market--Iu1y 8.
TAb.idgcd from the \. +. Tribupe.1
49, .,n1 ,..T1,1r
o11-r "a aAI'
street. 9eo-
The prices to-day are quoted o as lolAo"s'
Medium OK
some eood extra HesTes nav be quoted at sMc.
The general average Of The markct at about
The most of the sales range from &c tosc,
Pr,ccs ~ per = head m and per pound, Of different
velrhta viii he E1nnd In accounts Of sales Of sun
dry ,1ruyes 49, ~ fo111 49, - 0s''0' - @NA
otaI nnrher If heeyea received in the citv tbis
week 4s:9 -
sEt'EE FEoA pnfAht:'1 efA1ks'
iuernn n1nSe Yards FnFtv1fnnrth street rcnoIta
cattle in market from the following States:
Sevyort Kcntnclv 4s7
n6io m 1ols ..'...''' 81 I1nois '''' 5ss 5Ss
Indiana ..-:: sss Aichigan -..'..-- IS
CLOSE OF TIE MARKET.
Tuesday, July s.-The receipts now foot up
over Loo head and with few exceptions The cattle
rate gncd fair quality. and many # them rather
extra good fur the time Of the year One d,ore OF
s ohsr abnut ss to etazer aad pefhaps
IL ps 2da sss s
s 3 o I'd IT, s
better disposed to operate 5han the5 wsFs ysstsE-
| which is to-day comfortable Still the market
cloaes at lower rates thaa it opened We have
| seen good bnllockt sold to-day-good enough for
any retail butcher in the city-at no fraction OF
| Yesterday Is Supposed to hare been the worst
day 70 spo,l meat IN yeas Nv, Ms % weTe tod i this
day morning, and the beef vas spelled before night
doubt that vas The tact. because Ec have known
| ench thinge before With most Of the butchers
, 1862-07-11

TuCEsDAT EVENING, July 10, 1862.
BEEF CATTLE-Received to-day 40 head, Of
which 2GG were received at Shcrman's Yards, and
and 80 at the Pittsburgh yards. The stock in the
yards to-day WAS Of an average quality. The mar
ket was one Of the ducst Of the season. Holders
being unwilling to accept the ruling prices, pre-
fetrcd to turn their stock out on pasture. rather
than sell at what they consider 8 eacri6ce The
yards were very poorly supplied and it closed dull.
with no change from last weeks prices. The fol
lowing are sales:
Beeyca. Avg. Price. Beeyes. Avg. Price.
II 11S3 $225 Is 922 PIT.
1G tl21 2 201I
EOGS-The reeeips today amounted TO 2,10o.
There were two lots Of extra quality in the yards
to-day, which were sold at $3.50 and s. IS per 100
bs respectively. However. this ia no criterian OF
the market, az they were buth choice lots and com
Ill,
, 1862-07-11

From yesterdays Price Current
Continued dullncss perradcs the market for pork
ard bacon, and thou gh offered at lower prices,
there seems to be no demand, SO that quotations
cannot be given Mess pork is offered at
g. 5G01o.GO. and bulk pork at 2k@3c for
shoulders. and 4H@5c for sides Bacon is
not iEquired for. a government contract FOR
shoulders was taken yesterday at $35t9s57,
ya1ue ahnve that packed In hhds. Rib sides can
be bought at tEc, and CLEAR st 5AGsc, though
some would not accept these rates, Jet others
wonld he very willing 10 take them
a continued good demand exists for sugar
cured hams at 6Gs13e, with lighr stock. 1srd is
taken very freely at 7149751c. f5r prime in tcs..
and sG1szc in kegs. 1t is held &c higher, and It
Is difficult to buy at our quotations.
, 1862-07-11

MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FROM CH1cAGo-Jnly s.
Props. Free State, Wenona echr. E. P. Dow.
CLEARED FROM BrFFALo TOR CHICAGO, July s.
Props, Iowa, Venom, Evergreen City.
, 1862-07-11

TAcATloS.-Thc public schools close to-
6ay, and vacation ensues until the first Mon
Cay in September.
, 1862-07-11

their appearance at the fruit stalls, about as
large as Mimic bullets.
, 1862-07-11

AnR1vA1. OF REcRrlTs.-THcnty recruits
for the three months volunteers arrived at
Camp Douglas yesterday from Peoria
, 1862-07-11

milwaukee, Wheat Market--July 8.
Received, 63, $40 bu- The Sentinel repaSts aa ad-
rance Of f1c-with eales Of a. 90 bu at 81 1IiDs3c
sor No. and Tx @7sxc for No. 2. Freishts dull
Ut 1S115c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-07-11

REs1eSEp.-Perkins Bass, Esq, late Princl-
pal of the Normal University at Blooming
ton, has resigned his position and will resume
the practice Of laT in this city.