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At REDUCED PRICES.


With GIa Cloth Presser. Improved
ooP-Check, New style Hemmer.
Binder. Corder. etc.
This Machine makes this Lock Stitch, and
ranks highest, on account Of thei ISL. ity per-
nanencs, beauty, and generAlissirsbleasIs of the
stitching when done, and the wide range Of its
application.'-Report Of American EzH tut N,r
F1rk.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
The Wheeler Wilson Company has prepared
sbles showing, by actual experiments Of four diff
erent workers, the time required to stitch each
part of garment BY hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. Suhjoined is a summary Of several Of
the tables.
The Wheeler aud Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, By actual experiment of four diff
terent workers, the time required TO stitch each
part Of garment By hand, and with their Sewing
Machine. subjoined is q summary Of eversl Of
he tables;
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w herewith illustrate further improvene Mt
w aided 10 the Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing
machine namely, the "braider." device for sew
ing braid or cord upon any kind Of fabric. The
braid or cord 20 is passed through the hole. 3.
(see engraying) Of the ordinary glass presser, n
Of the machine and stitched upon the fabric, IS,
in the most elaborate designs without any previ-
bssting. Its value is best set forth BY lady's
hand As follows
"A new improvement has lately been added TO
the Wheeler { Wilson machine (Which, By the
way, considered long ago to be as nearly per
feet as any human continuance could be } being an
attachment for sewing braid upon cloth, silk or
any material. II any Of our friends have been
through the tedious operation Of braiding child
rens dresses they will realize the great relief that
awaits them in this invention. The braid follows
the needle with perfect accuracy taking any curve
desired, SO that the most intricate pattern may be
braided with great rapidity. Every lady msy
now possess one Of those lovely chsmbray morn
iug robes, embroidered in vines Aad lAbyrinths Of
white braid, which have heretofore fallen to the
OF only Of the most industrious aud ingenious
For summer dresses nothing can be more elegant
nd becoming. We hail this improvement as a
confirming evidence OF "a good time coming" for
the ladies one and all. And We may as we'll ia
elude the gentlemen, for there will doubtless be
an immedia te harvest Of elaborate smoking caps
and velvet slippers embroidered with gold braid
Long live the sewing machines = Seie-fSe
d-stean.
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Soldiers Attention =!

See to your own health, d not trus o. The Army
supplies although most valuable. ILcs Pills and
Ointment have been thoroughly te-tei they are
the only remedies used in the European Camp. and
Barracks; for over forty years ID .ctcr Holloway
has supplied all the Armies in Eur us ami during
the CRINEAN CAMPAIGN he established
depot Balaclava, for thu exclusive sale It these
GREAT ENEDIEs many a Il "a. hi, special q gent
there has sold over ton IL weigh; Of the Oint-
ment in a single ay- These terrible and ialal
en- mics Of the Solder IN mp,
Dinrrhen, Dysentery. Scurvy, Sores and
ser"fuions EruPtious,
all disappear like a charm before tless Pills and
Ointment, and now while the cry rings tbroughou.
the land,
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IsAiNs GOING NORM AxD WEST
Leaye Burlington at 4 80 A. NJ, rs A. NJ, and
80 Pm.
MAIL Tram leaves Boston a 30 A. NJ. via
Lowell, lawrence OF FitchbuIg. Leaves SPRING
field, at p A. VI Bellows Falls u Is PM,
connecting 1t WuitehIyeT Junction with Northern
Raj reaitrom Boston. and with Passumpsic Rail
ROAD ior and from s.. Johnsbury and Littleton;
arriving at Burlington a; As PM, and t Adams
a. 80 P. VI. 0-densburgh at 81 A. NJ. and
Montreal az 10 70 P N.
Acc0NHoD,IIoS TRAIN leaves Northfelda att 90
A. VI e., and Burlington at Is A. NJ, for Rouse's
Point and Montreal.
NiGET EXPRESS TBAIS, leaves Bellows Falls at
9 j. p. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
ely Railroad leaving NewYork at 5 90 4. NJ,
alI from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. u, connecting al White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 5 30 p NJ, via
Lowell OF at 90 p. N. via Lawrence Leaves
VI Aitc River Junction at IL 50 2. NJ ar
n ing 40 burlington at 20 A ", Rouse's Point
90 ZiA. NJ, Montreal at 10 90 An, and Ogdens-
b-rsh ar - 50 p. VI. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West
9'ecpins Cars are attached to both the Nigl,
Express trains running between Rouscs Point ard
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
s-l- 40 re principal stations
G. MERRILL, SuPt.
l-Ahlus, Vt. May Il. 1862.
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INHIsSN UFF has thoroughly proved itself to
- Be the best article ever known for curing the
Satsrrn, Cold IN the Head, and the Hesdache. It
has been found an excellent remedy in many casa.
OF Sore Eyes. Deafness has been removed bv h.
and Hearing has been greatly improved BY It,
use. 1t purges out all obstIuc tons, Strengthens
the lands and gives . healthy action 70 the part,
Affected 1t Is recommended BY many Of the bes,
physicians. and is used with great satsfaction sv
rywhere.
March I. dauIy.
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TIE SOLDIERS True FRIEAD !
ALWAYS READY
HolloWaY's Ointment.

4 ONG marches, sore and stiF infs b.i-'erod
~ nd irftmsi feet, all these the soldier must
endure, N9ris - rsHg.rq5.r ft... Uaeu your u- are
graspin- their muske-s 70 meet DIGGER. think
what relief n single pot of this s issJ and eo7i-
ing Salve viii give 20 the one yul ..r. when far
away from home and friends T. bar en- lni makes
tough the feet SO that they c1n On are great
fatigue. II soothos AMI relieves Che in imed and
s'ifenei iuts, leaving them s1Hr'r. strong and
vigorous. W iie flr
Sabre Cuts and GuuSi9, Nou.A
It stands un,quallei, removing aaI preventing
every vestige Of inflammation ami ca1tiv drawing
the edges together, it quickly aUi comp ictely
heals the most frightful wounds.
Wires and Sisters az orr Io'uaf.crs.
You can not put into the Knaps.ci7 Of your thus
bands and Brothers, more valuable or NOR. ne
cessary gift than a supply of tLis
Extraordinary Military S3'rc.
The lonely sentry walkin- his roul s OF night
exposed 10 drenching rains and elil ui.h- air, is
Of en- seized with most Violent Psi4s. Cr.et ant
Suf3cafing R1arssnsss, first symptoms of Qn-k
Consumption, but if supplied with HH.rlU's Pills
and Hoi0rly's OoilfmeHi. an iIuger IS areItei a
few Pills taken night and morlin,, and the ONT
ment risky rubbed twice a day over the th-oat
and ches; will remove the sUvsRE,T ptrys and stop
the most distressing or DANG ERJIS COUGH
Therefore We =1v "a the "A hole & rms
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VERNON CENTRAL AND sULLI
Van RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C0mmenong Monday, June %, 1862.
Te.i,s ao,,s sou1B Fast

TRAINS 0oia6 SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at : IS A. NJ, 9 IS A. 81. and
Is p. u.
MAIL TRAtS leaves Rouses Point I so A. NJ,
s.. Adams at 80 Burlington at ] 5 A. NJ, CON
Meeting az White River Junction with trains for
aad from Wells Rive, st. Johnsbury and Little.
tn, and with Northern X 4. foi Boston, Lowell
No5'.st. r. &c, and connecting at Bellows Fails
VIII lig=lirc Railroad f0r Boston, aud With Yer
nol- Valley RAILROAD for Springfield, New IIa-
ven aud New Y orr arriving il NeWYork at 10 s.
P. ".
LNrEEss TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at O6
A. 81, ior Burlington and Mortified. Connec-
ting It Darlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NisHT EXPHsss loavs OsdensbGrgh at IL 90
~, Montreal at 90 P. ~, kouse's Point { 10
Pm, arriviHsiu Boston a; $ 40 A. NJ, connect
ius at Bellows Falls With Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and 1" Otcester, and with Vermont Valley
RaiirosI for Springfield and New Haven. and
arriving in New York at 20 ?. N.
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store,
TRENCH
EALLand WINTER BONNETS.

NJ LOST respectfully informs her ~ erous Gus
vi TONERS that she has on hand cha,e sssort-
neut OF
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the Other
purgatives in the market. and their superior
virtues are so universally known, thatwe neel
not do more than TO assure the public tLc-
quality is maintained equal to the best il ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
Sold inBurlington by A. c. SPEAR aud j. "
R0BY 4 co
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WARNING
Town and County Record. Burned:
FfI'HE Stores Of Ransom 4 Keyes. al Est
81 Poultney. Vt, with the Town Records.
and Of Wm. NJ. Weed, Esq. Clerk Of the Courts,
Sandwich, N. H., with the Records
BURNED
There is no protection for such valuablss sai1si
loss BY FIRE, but safe that is Ere proof
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToxAc, ,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToxAc.
Sept. 1850 A. NJ.
To Gen RaleeE, Gen. in Caief:
But little occurred yesterday except Skin.
mishing. Last night the enemy Abandoned
bis position, leaving his dead and vonDdsd
on the field.
We are again in pursuit. / do not vet
know whether be is falling back to an interior
position or is crossing the river.
We may safely claim victory.
G. B. MCCLELLAN, Mai. Gen.
HEApoARrERs ARMY or PoroxIc.,
Sept 18th. 10 80 O'Clock, Am.
To II w. RaLLeck
PleasautOn is driving the enemy across the
river. Our Victory was complete. The
enemy is driven back into Virginia.
Maryland and Pennsylvania are now safe.
G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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NEWS Of THE WEEK.
BY Telegraph.

For further telegraph see third page.
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When the machines are driven by power the
ratio is much higher, 500 and 1000 stitchs .
minute not being 40 unusual average
Seams Of considerable length are ordinarily sew
ed with the best machines at the rate of yard .
minuts, and that, too, In . manner far uperior IA
hsnd-seving.
This report was in accordance. with the previou,
awards at the Fair of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL socfEr
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute n. Y. Mechanic, A,.o,;.,;o.
Meehanics Association, Cincinnati
Boston. Me,b.n;oal A ..o.:.:
Franklin Institute, Phils. 81. I,opi.-
h.,IN insutute Louis Meeh'S Institute,
VINE. Francisco.
Mechsnics Institute Bal NJ etropoI;t.nN
imofe. Institn.. W..h;.-s
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CARD PORTRAITS

FHOS. IL. CASFGELO, GslsrL AT,
No. S, American Block. Burlington. VT.
, 1862-01-09

every way expressed themselves very friendly
to England, as naturally bound to her By an
cient Ties Of sympathy, datter her Institutions,
her monarchy, aud what Russell has Btnted In
one Of his letters Of the Southern leaning
take one Of her Princes for q King,
is q part Of the scheme, used artfu1ly In the
proper places, to win the sympathy of the
English people. It has been told them that
the 2outh can never be subdued; that the
North is prosecuting needless and bazbar
rous war, the details of which ere pictured az
exceeding in atrocity the cruelties Of the red
Indians. The Inagnanf1nity and heroism OF
the Eouth is thrust forward on all occasions !;
their reports Of the contest go first md
undisputed In the neEBpapeTa, while those
and if denial is ever made, 1t Is 1epublished
with gusto, and counter correction never
after alluded to. The battle Of Bull Run Is
yet quoted as the news OF the day, whereas
the people here know but little or nothing Of
+. the successes Of the arms Of the North What
hns been accomplished at Hatteras, and by
the Southern expedition, very little account is
made Of, and until 7 got some papers from
home conld not certainly make out whether
anything had been gained or not. Thus arc
all the fountains Of intelligence poisoned or
perverted.
And where are the millions Of friends Of the
anti~slayery reform in this country: Carried
away by this current, or left in 9 quandary
which course their sympathies should TAXI,
By what they conceive Is the r shut
fling and inconsistent course Of the
North. It is a very difdenlt matter
for an EDglishInan to comprehend the supre-
macy Of the National Government with the
sovereignty OF the state-itis more perpledng
to his Uranium, this t!co OF many in oae, than
the three in one, Of the Divine Trinity, which
has ever been perplexity to the untheologi
cal mind. Therefore, be makes great stum-
bic here from Father Abraham clear into the
bosom of Jefferson Davis. The off repeated
de1arntion Of the G Northern f1unldes, that this
is not q war against slavery, the>sending back
Of fugitiEes By our army, the grand exploit OF
that. famous hero Patterson, in capturing
slaves at an expense of S, 700 each, aud al
this category Of circumstances, are all swallow
ed with avidity, and thus ne lose our only
reliance here, the moral power Of the nation.
Oh, for the opportunity Of telling this peo'
pie the simple, honest truth! 7 believe al is
be once fairly, freely stated to them, and they
are delivered from Yancey and his lying crew
they will come back to Us, and We shall in the
end have on our side English head and Eng
| 1ish heart.
, 1862-01-09

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF C00K, ss- Superior Court Of Chicago, MAfGh
Term, iS63 Eamuel Russell ys I.smbeftnH c. Hall,
Eme!inn + -Ha1 Edward S: Hail and The Garden CasJ
BGi1dlnE AAeoeiaton.-In ChancelZ.
Affidavit of the upnreAdHnce Of EdWazd S. HAl4 one
ef the defendants above named. having been led IN
the Office Of the Clerk Of said Superior Court Of Chi
cag0 Notice Is hereby given TO the sid EDWARD S.
Hsl that the above named complainant ficd his bill
pf complaining said Court the fhancey Ede there
namcd defendants, and that q summons eteEcapon
abie 1t the Court House Il the ty of Chicago o. The
1!ss Monday 81 March ne3t IsH ~ II lAwjs9q1rsd
nonaliy be and appear before gsd Superior Court Of
Cheap e EoS5 County cn IL ~ day 5ex e sae tenn m
the Htst Monday Of March, 1a@ and pIe4d, answer Or
denrrt Ne said complaanants bin Of complaint the
stated VII be taken confessed and decree entered
against you seoozdng e tas Rfsser sa5a btn H.,
gctaxox. AccAEG q FUllRs, Compl't'a solrs.
, 1862-01-09
GREAT. CONSOLIDATED
. -, =, LliE!!
CINEIMHATI And CHICAGO

A48-LINE KAU.80AD,
Fux4y 1s.es the shortest Bouts to Cdnanss 1udiEas
poIs and Iouf8g11e.
TRAIEB 1e4ya West a3da UnIno Depot ChtEAGss
daily. u folloWB+
ea A. A-Dsy E1p1esht fsund11H ssne7eedo
FHHpxaH 70 CIxCIAKAI1 AKD 1KD1AnAfef11 W19A.
oQT ERANsEE 11 CAE1-
EAsrxxx A9ds;sc1 aaa taess13 -. -
~ Pe0vN UxtaJ11. Dayton, 1an1a C0ao4o1ua va AZ
noint9 In Central and Eastern nohio.-or. ohio
GoTTKxw tAnk1aE1R9a3 - Esds
1,S Il posn Il Eenta1 and Southern Inaf.1 t!so a
Ao1mHn.t, Ao1mnsst,ars ss Cinf4n1xH fT HandEnt MxTscss
psSfasSnzS. Sz md Roaes % 1 tas @ oasq B5U.:%l
fMro1eh ficfsu ny this h1a can ~ JoeetheA = -
prfacpa3 RszIoad 9Geea Y &c sea =
f1ndtr t4.e Ehe3gaan Ho1.ea -;
;:luHsar sar.foI1xTG - Tsz=f AEssa -: sasf'
, 1862-01-09

Are prepared to contract Frefghts through BY zntho
y OF The Companies above named At their oace, A0.
a Dearborn street. and at the Depot Of tho r IT. "
c. Z r, Cicsgo.
The oMcea Of tie Penn. r. E. Co. IN the East afe 10
Gated st No Astor Honse aud No. g. William stteek
new York; No. = Tashlngtoust- Boston. Depot, l&
grEst Pittsburgh; No. 90 Koftss, HsltimoIe saa a
General Depot Phljade1phia, no26-h5GaSm
, 1862-01-09

- The Coldwater {hlichigan) Artillery
Capt. Loomis, which served IN honorable cam
paign in Western Virginia, has been newly
equipped in Kentucky and given TIC post Of
honor in the advance upon Bowling Green.
Gen. Buel asked McClellan's advice about the
artillery for that position, and he recommend
cd the Michigan boys as better than any Of tic
rcgulars.
, 1862-01-09
r.
Chr Gtih,1ttt.


fbsttion Of Tie English People touarz* Tie United
&atcs- -Anti- -aaut7y Sentiment IF The GoreTg-
.ncnt and People HostHty to Oppression d
Permanent fbtoe7--Fashtondbze and not Ma7.
tsduon-Ihe Engzt4h Bi6e and 1Tact Societtes
-Conp2s 2scaion Of the Cotton Qseaion-Th<
Anti-laacxsy ConanaiHee--Hs Raoegnition By
Goae7nneat-"Hoso Sands England f"-Hl
. Sympathy aciM tie NortA-4n1e91can Reasons
for The -Audde-Fad1al and Reha rspyesen.
tatto7ta abroad compared Fazaeaoods Of ka4
tie Soatth-EtA e1eets Of q mistaken F6reign
Fbzieg, de-, dc.
, 1862-01-09

.Gra11ular .;Fuet.

0FERY.-Why should House
T Eeepez1 md their getyant4 iose their patfe9ca
and fnae Il trying 70 kn16 Anthf ac4te Coal With pms
ktna1g Then * ussE ts 9KAE9!A5f ~ X9Ets selz
theT can hEle 1dIe atauy t.as toable<
, 1862-01-09
Counterfe1fs on the State Bank OF
IovEa--ArFest of the Counterfetters.
IErom the SntirgfeId Oily Rertstet htb1

: from the Springfield Qn9 Register, 5th1
On Saturday several counterfeit five dollar
bills on the State Bank Of Iowa, were thrown
into circulation. The parties who disposed Of
them were well known, and as soon as it was
discovered that the bills issued by them
were counterfeit, officers Tere immediately
set On their track. Two Of the Individuals
implicated were arrested at their residence,
some eight miles south Of the city, and were
lodged yesterday in the county Jail. We hare
only been able to learn the name Of one. But
as the hepreliminary examination takes place this
morning, We forbear publishing It. Mean
while, we would caution the public against
all five dollar bills Of the State Bank Of Iowa.
We understand that already several merchants
Of this city hays been yictimized by the agents
Of this Infamous Bwindle, and trust that this
warning will be sufficient to place them On
their guard for the future.
, 1862-01-09
Commission @ercbamta.

DIERSON IL COLLECT respect
fnly inform the citizens ofChicago that they hare
commented hugtne4s at g. Randolph street, as
BUTTER And CHEEsE MERGHAHTa
And General Commission Agents.
Having taken great pains In the selection Of their
STOCK invite al1 lowers Of good Butter and Cheese to
S1Fe them call.
r. G pledge themselves to keep at al tunes On
above goods that be procured and fust By study
Ing the wants Of the public to u=tit share Of It's pat
run2ge. Ia8k34Ilm
, 1862-01-09
'39repare0: GLUE.

ADV VERTISEMENT.- For 81 90
II Ix1n eaQ tbs recipe ter naktnk the ee1eszatsd
1hie In lie dr lrne this Tectps has beea xAe paal
Iprppfae 70 se thts recipe tok Gna Doisr e s9aM4
Gi0e F9xHS a4111e3 111R1EA3 to$sht9 Wakask-
fhe laa6 yeat. Address & s. .EQUGA4 AtkAHh. Ntno1
, 1862-01-09

A KEN d NORTON.
IL BANKERS DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Ho. Board Of Trade Buildings,
6outh Water street. Chicago.
COLLECTIONS made in all the principal cities in the
United Etates- ia71y
, 1862-01-09

IN RIGHT & MCCLURE,
= ~. .UNDERTkKEHaatH Ho. IS x,zsA111 s1zxxr
III i, .:,x~: :MKTALIsIE C0KKINa.,,:, !. -: =.
= Asso,. wood fsazg,,aa3s Il III sky1e9 Ats
Pses as asaf < & 81 H. "a ehsa q "a
FAnh tho Eesaosef1:, Il m se!1
, 1862-01-09

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAu4ROAD.-CaAsax OF TfN-WlnteE Ar
rangenent commencing Sunday, Nov 18th 1851 Trzn&
leaEe Chisago: Day 5SxpFes and Nal sandays e
u35 M F. Il; Toilet accommodation. SGndAys excepted
z. IL. IQi1et ACCOMMODATION, so 4 HI.
The New York herald., 1862-09-01

up for Cork and orders with wheat I3Xd.; Pssian
vessel fer the same voyage, a. lakd., and brig fs
FnsDry cod were nrnsr, especially FOR gooa qu.'ty
with sales Of Marblehesd at o. 26ome held at - s0
sales wore Of retail character. Picked herring were
dull and nominal Smoked were IN good request, WIN
elles nj zoe. 3Uc. for No. and scaled
FRun.-The business doing was moderate including
layer rasins, at IS as and bunch do a. % 23h - &c.
Cur ants were Quiet and prices unchanged
HAy.-t;o0d old North river was scarce and wanted,
with sales for shppng u Toe. 75c and for ofty use o.
SOC. q 65c.
ors were steady with sales OF 100 bales crop Of 1861
a l4c 2oc., chiefly At lac lsc, with some small lots
Of 1850 TO- i0 small saiss Of new prime connecsicus
were reported at 25c.
Guatemala was out or nrst hands sale Of 80 ceroons
reported at Tho sales embraced small lots st
Iaos-Tho market was dull and Gales limited, while
prices both for Scotch and American pig Of moment were
nominal.
JxAn was hrm with sales Of foreign and Galena st
- so 80 ST5s, while sales moderate.
IlhE-Iimo was steady and in fair demand for Rock
land with moderate sales at 6oc for common ana voc.
MOL sssn Sales Of 100 hhds Cuba muscovado were
made at a25sc, md 80 bbls. do. At $50.
NAVAL SIoRR.-ihe market was quiet al 81 - a$2 ~
for spirits small lot OF crude turpsntine brought $25
RQsn, including strained and No 2 last sold at sl3
$4, and No. at Sl5 per $50 lbs Tar was scarce and
nominal @
ons.-Crude whale and aporm were quiet, with sales
within day or two Of 100 pbs OF the atter at 81 S.
Lnseed quiet and prices unchanged Lard oil Was
active and hrm with sales Of No winter At 74c 75c,
and NJ. spring at 72c summer at roc a72<c cash
Olive steady and saiss moderate. Crude petroleum
unchanged, though less buoys iCas, according
to gravity varied from SlS $40, gfaVHy 30 40 de-
ees Refined was also less buoyant and active the do
nand for export being light though prices without
change OF importance.
PRSvrsIoss -Pork--The market was heavy and duii,
while sales embraced 500 COO bbs at $l 37 bl1 80,
closing duh the latter figure. aud primo a, 50 S1h
$10 Beef steady and prices sustained with sales
Of 100 obs at $I3 75 $l4 for pain and S4 76
$l5 for Cut meats firm, with sales re
ported Of 900 packages, at 4c. 4kc for shoulders
ir,lrs. lard continued frm with safes of 600 bbis.
and erces AZ 9kc l0c Butter in steady request
n. 1Sc 20c. for good to primo State IN rkns aud a.
Ito. 1Sc for good do Ia tubs Ohio ranged from 18c
l7c. Cheese steady NJ SC. Sac for good 10 PRIME
State and al Tc FOR Ohio Sugars steady but
less active with Of so0 hhds, chiefly New Orleans
al 855c. exc ard some clarified do. at l0Ac
WHRsRy.-fbe market firm and sales embraced
about 600 bbis Western 33c. while State DoIni
nal so bills Suits Bourbon. of 1856 sold nj SOC.
The New York herald., 1862-09-01
csssnsrs, lnsuesss.

Dam % 4 FisznAH.-Cerener Collin hsad On inquest
yesterday the body Of nrenan named John o. ssl
ssson native Of Scotland, residing At l62 Sullivan ses
Ihs deceased severely injured on the night o. 'n0
leth OF August while running 70 hre when race o..
ourred between Hose Carriage 6l and No. Truck Inc
two came IN collision, jalnmng deceased beswesa .ne
tongue OF the carriage and lamp post !nhess ~
serious injuries. The jury TOOK occasion 70 'eassiS s
practice OF racing at fres.
APRxKDnArnD SUICIDE Coroner Ranney heid an 'h-
quest yesterday at the New York hospital on the BODY
or nrs Ellen Gay, resident II this city, thirty four
years Of age who died from bs effects Of dose OF aadA
num- The evidence before tte Cccnere jury developed
hs fact thai the deceased Ad deliberately determined to
commit suicides she lad bought lot IN Greenwood
Ssmelery and made arrsogemonis with Mr.. winterbot
undertaken, In priBg street 70 eury nsr Sne
~ ~ some time rAst been In very poor health The
ese, ,ad been married twice, but had not lived hap.
f or husbands. She left money enough 10 de.
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