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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

NOR RENT-TO GEM LEMEN-2 large
u CHAMBERS furnished, and one large
Parlor unfuraished, in most desirable resi-
dence ON Shock 90 Hill, in the vicinity of ssv-
eral boarding houses-references required.
address z. +. L." through tho Post-Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

NALL At TUPMAN'S SHIRT DEPOT
I } for Cashmere sand Flannel Shirts; for
MeriRo Shirts and Drawers; for Leggins and
Caters, different styles; for Wool Head
Covers and Comforts; for Waterproof Blan.
kets and Isa2gins. 100 Main street. fal2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

EOR RENT.-A Framed
II DWELLING
On the corner Of Locust and Tobacco Alley, con-
tanning two large rooms, porehes store'rooms and
Kitchen with two rooms with 3 large yard, &c.
FOR terms, &C., apply to
Ia Cts OIIOPTON 4 LYME
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

~. Dk. 4. W. HAN OCX having been or.
- driod 10 Gen EwsiPs Brigade, Sargeon,
viii necessarily be alb cut from tee city for tin e
Those wishing his proie ss,onaI services will find
his representative, DIR JANIS Il WILLIAMS at his
ONCE, prepared TO attend to their calls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

M ALL SUBJECT TO MI.
w L'TiA nUTY.-I want FIFTY MEN, to
man the dsme-Point Battery, 1t Aqua Creek
All persons not wishl to be drafted In the mi.
iitia, who are desi ons of being convenient to
their families, will find this q very desirable
pos: Substitutes will be received In tais com.
psny. All persons Wishing to enroll the mssives
will sppiy d. once q. the corner of 10th snd Main
sis or at era ~ford's Saloon, ON 10th street ()ur
c1untry needs fighting men. So core ct once.
For psrticuisrs. apply n either Of the above
places. 70 VIM J. DABNaY, Lieutenant.
fs is 6t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

T LIQUORS, BA0oN,i
La 10 ss,. saDl,, s si.a d..
Is do. Blackberry WINE tao.oe.
% do. Superior Older iNE1AR.
10 do Prime Leaf LARD, 80 Firkins do
SOP do. FLOUR, Choice Brands. Super,
Extra, and Family.
2hhds. Prime n CIV BsCON-Assorted.
30 bags North Carolina SALT.
80 do. Orchard Grass SEED
all styles.
asooo Domestic and Havanp. SEGARs
1 lot OROCKERY WARE.
so cases gen uine Ciiquot CHAMPAGNE.
4. B. ROBERTS,
fe lS-$t* Cor. Cary and 18th streets.
q ALT FOB SALE.-lhs undersigned win re-
/ ceive on consignment, In . few days, lot of
Liverpool One SALT which the owner intends
to sell to consumers at ON 90 to 82e. the
much below tbs market price. Persons wanting,
had better leave their orders ut once.
fels-i0t' P A. WOODS 10Th and Cary sts
~ CHAMPAIGNE,,
% cases Genuine Cliquot UHAMPAIGNE,
r. Il. ROBkRTS,
fels-sts Cor. Gary md 18th str eets.
T ARGE sioux OF GROOERIES, to
L. which we invite the attention Of the
trade
1ro1OoO Havana Cigars.
l5OOO0 Domestic do.
100000 German do.
1900 lbs. Ground Pepper.
bags Grain do
IL chests choice Green Tea.
10 do. do. Black do.
40 Baskets Anchor Champagne.
10 do. Chas. Heidsick do.
40 do. Golden Star do
40 bbls. Crushed Sugar.
6" do. old choice Rye Whiskey.
90 do. medium do. do.
100 do. pure do do.
LEE i DURHAM,
fe list 3S Pearl street.
En- BBLS. NEW ORLEANS M(1LASSES.
eJU 100 boxes Adamantins CANDLES.
25 bbls. Crushed SUGAR.
q half chests Black TEA.
10 half chests aud sm all boxes superior
Green TEA.
go hbls: John holliras Extra FLOUR.
10' WI WI 3 3. JONES & 90,
fe list 10Th st bet. Main and Cary.
EAMILY FLOUR
II Very superior
Extra Superfna FLOUR,
SuPERFINE FLOUR,
For sale In lots to suit, at our Mills.
fel7--;;t HAXALL, CRENSHAW & co.
U0AKs.-47 hhas. clarified and choice
- Brown New Orleans SUGARS,
fe 17-3t TABOY &. WILLIAMS,
TT S T e f Q Z WE'D. =
&C hhds. choice N. O. Brown SUGAR,
10 N. o. Clarified
2b bbls. N. y. MOLASSES,
loo packages SMOKING TUBACCO,
SARDINkS, CLANS, and OYSTERS.
In cans,
SALARATUS.
For sale by G. W. ROBINSON
fe l6-6tA % Pearl st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

WY a TED
wv TO n b y,
F0c surface operations, 1t the Carbon Hill Mines,
ten able NEGxOEH from the cor ntry.
Also, trusty and experienced DRIVER, for .
farm wagon. JNO. J. WE6TH,
fs Its Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

GEO. NJ. FLICK no. J. CHRISTIAN.
~ EO. n. FLICK b 90,
NJ Manufacturers of superior
While Wine and Pure CideI
Vim Il G. AR,
For Picking, &C..
Main street, near Goth Richmond, Va.
~ Orders sent By mail promptly attended to.
il lS-Smk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

In Withdrawing from the firm of J. Y.
SUNnHERG T. CO, return my thanks to
my frien DIS and customers for their patr onage
during he last six years, and take pleasure
in reco M ending my late partner, Mr..
CHARLES LUNDIN, who will continue
the LOUKING-GLASS and PLOT Il Z;
FRAME BUSINESS, at the old stand, to the
patronage Of the public.
fe S-SW* J. V. SUNUBEk9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

DIX janice f. WILLIAMS offers bis profes.
s.ons serves to the citizens of Richms nd and vi.
entity He may be found at DR. r. W UAscock a
once, on Main, betweea Sd and Ath streets or at
ar. WIN. 3. PBi' LAPS Office on l2th street, be-
tween MAIN and Bank, AT the usual Office hours
Any messsge left at either place will Re prompt.
- @'e0-"~ w. BE l0-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

XXI HELLER & WILSON SEWING MA
wv CHIMES
WHEELAR : WILSON'S SEWING Ma.
CHIMES repaired and kept In Order
NEEDLEH and SILK on hand.
Pine Tucking md Family sewing done BY Miss
B. LYONS, No. IA Main street, over the store,
opposite Saml. u. Prices.
Ofdars sent promptly attended N. Il l0-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

TEXAS LANDS! TEXAS LANDS I'VE
offer for sale 40 900 acres OF valuable
TEXAS LANDS, OF will exchange the same
for Negroes, Tobacco, Fancy Dry Goods, or
Richmond city Real Estate. The lands are
OF early location, and the titles indisputable.
Parties wishing to negotiate for the same
will please apply to the undersigned, at the
Texas Depot on Bank ST., next door to the
Treasury Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

lSSOLUTIUN - The co.partnership Of
- VAN-LEW, TAYLOR Il 60. u this day
dissolved.
Having purchased the interest Of O. n. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving partner, JOHN N. VAN
LEW will hereafter conduct the business In his
own name.
All persons indebted to the old concern, win
please call and settle with the undersigned.
JOHN N. VAN-LEW.
january I, 1861 is2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

U. ; CHISHOLMR
- Acting Tailor Of Hanover county' v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

HLD VIRGINIA EYE Whisky.
~
so bbls. Virginia WHISKEY, of good quaht ~
10 bbls. very fine old Bye WHI6KEY, pr,
I've years old.
300 boxes and packages fine Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO.
10 bags Bio Coffee.
New Orleans, Clarified ard Crushed SUGAR.
In store and for sale by GEO. l. HERRING,
Ia 79-1m* SC Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

ID UNAWAY-SlO REV AKD-TTom N,
Ia Edwin 5. Duval, about TWO weeks sro
negro slave named WADE. He Is abon,
five ieet eight inches in height, With lons
black hair, of very light complexion, suS
very pleasing in bis manners. The above
reward will be paid on his delivery to me.
Is. A. COOKE.
lifice No Law knilain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-19

INOk KENT OK LEASE--The hTORE and
II DWELLING. at the north corner of Broad
and Sd streets, formerly occupied by Isaac Briggs
- . Bakery. Apply to MiCHAEL GOLDEN.
between 81 and 4.h streets, or the subscriber al
Woodstock. Va FL. 6CHEEFEk.
Ta 0tS
, 1862-09-01
. . E~NV :
Sn1ar fAdi4r.


NEW YORK., August so.-FLorR-Market COZ
tiuues firm, with lair demand for export and
81 SIS 81 for sapene state @ isa5 50 f. for = esffs I
state: 81 6sG5 05 for eupert1ne western; $3.50
5 40 for common to medium extra western; IS Is
:. b. O.. and IS SOS IS for tTate 6rands, closing
firm, with no sales at:the inside quotations Can
adam aonr rules quite fism = and in fair demand;
IS ss@6 50 for good to :hoice extra Rye flour
quiet and eteady A. 50 75a4 30. Corn meal quiet
ard steady, at about previous quotations: nm
brle. at 33c. ..
GRA1s-Whea phade frmer; brisk export
ap1ns es st M S ~saiee
club at 81 1901 q; .7,Ue0 bu Amber 1oaw.. At
Il 231r- r-s4H rs. sou bu Green Bay spring at s. 81
q e; I b. common red kentnsSy .st at sls1
1860 bn. Amber Michigan at $1,Ed5l 81; and
7,StO bu, white Kentucky at 81 5lDt s. Rye
scarcely 60 60 rB. Ti.h esss Of 1s09 ba Wlsco5
Corn rules steady: Rlr demand for export anu
home consumption. Sales 1a3UO bu. st 6ic- for
gna eld mixed western s1@6oc for ea easero
moderate sales at 5s46ec- for jersey, Canadian
western and state.
GaceER1Es-sugar raw, yery hrm ana ia mca. %.
New Orleans, and sz@sac for Cuba. Ao!asses-
firm and In fair demand. Sales 10 brls OF New
Orleans at 8sc; at9 do Cubs on private terms,
Paoy1elcasNThe pork market continues dali
AID heavy. Sales I50 brls. at Gil 50 for mess :;
81 81 fos prime me5a and $g ~ tos sd pr1Ie IN
at s 50@7to for country prime: 8 ooglo Is iot
ccpnt1y mess: S,7CQDl3 70 foe repacseo mess:
@1a 5f@14 s for e1tIa mess, Prime mess ~; beef
| Tut meats in fair demand and firm. sales 150
| packages at sa6D418c for shoulders. and 5h@oAe
foz bans Racoq sides d9n sales p nnag foagaa oga
market generally without decided change. Sales
81 b,ls at s@16c. Butter firm at 1oG15c for Ohio
, 1862-09-01
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. aug. q.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers, sunaries.
ley 6sqy es Napier St Joseph ~ N ln
Prop WeEona Conkey, Buffalo, eundries.
Rark ark 0Ggoztz cEoaton % osento: 2A m lumber.
Brig Susan a tlarG, Peterson, Baiivy's Harbor, IS
eds wood @>-@S' A' -
Brig Pilgrim. Burns, Baaa1o, 1so eds wood,
Schr Minreso q, Blackburn, Sand Bay. aUsj csiar
pests, 1e9 eds wood
sebr YIN IN JoIes; Commerce, Man'stee. 50 N LAM
Schr Ardsnr, Griffith, Holland, so N lumber,
Schr 0din, Blanchard, Muskegon. los N lumb T.
schr MhirlS nd Nelson, Cent nIerville rs eds wood.
schr Z Roberts, Nelson. Port shelaon, 50 eds
sehr Bel1e s Stevens, Wilkinson, St Joseph, 1,1o0
sR5 ssR5 Wellln. S SWsElng: Holland, 40 oede wo,d.
SchT Annie ThGt1le, johnson, Green Rusb q,
schr Little Belle, Liston, Mrskeeon, 1ao N lunne,
schr Me1o Banch, suath Haven, is N staYesl 1'ef'
Sehr Kate RchuoLd, Shields, Bay de Nnsonrt ,6,
m lumber. 50 n lath-
schr Thomas SHINING, Reed, Port Uio, 16t eds
schr j : Shank, snethe'ls. St Jozeph. is eds
schr Guide. Shaw, Holland, 10 eds wood, a1 n
schE hiabisnt. Hea, rlssqqe Iale, 400 tons coal.
sehr Gold Hunter, Curtiss, Osaego, 1VJ tons pig
sehr jim Baker, Stalker, Presque Isle, 21s ton,
schr Tempest, Williams. Green Bay. lis N LAM
btr ~
fchr Fulton. Tyler Ogwego, 22so br1z salt.
Schr Cuba HARRINGTON, Buffalo. 1.505 brls salt
Echr Denmark, McGuire, Buffalo. 131 N lumber.
schr contest, Rogers Buffalo, $50 bills salt. 1so
Echr Charlotte, Fulton, Manitowoc, 100 eds wood
stnr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivers, 500 bu
Theat. 35s bu corn, sundries.
Prop Lady FIanklin, Napier. St. Joseph, 125 bu
Prop g Mears, Blodgett, Lincoln.
Prop Chicago, Collins. Buffalo, 1900 bu com,
$500 Dria four, 100 bales wool
Prop Iowa. Hunt, Buffalo, q, 90 bu corn, go bfls
pork. 60 kegs butter. - -.
Prop Evergreen City, Buffalo, 1870 bu wheat, 65Q
brls dour, 1a2 b1ls potk, 10 bales wool.
Prep Hunter, Dixon, Buffalo, 3o0oubu cosa, a,001
Bark Great West, Macarthur, Buffalo, 1900 bu
| cats.
Brig Fijgrin. Burne. Buffalo, 1850 bu wheat.
| Brig Andes, Phaneuf, Buffalo, 13 00J bu com.
| Schr Grand Turk. Buffalo, II SAG bu cosp-
| scbz G E Bailey, Hawkins. Buffalo, 1,5o, bu corn
SchI Z 6 Gray, Dixie, Buffalo, ri ba corn.
Schr t'cntesI Rogers, Buffalo. 1870 bu corn.
sehr Be1nis. Esti5, Buffalo, 15>o61 bu corn.
! Schr Japan, Laptil, Buffalo, IL, ,0G0 bu wheat.
sehr T1rRe 1so oq pats
| Schr Hamilton, Henderson, Buffalo, 1850 bu rye
| Schr Ellen Williams, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 10. .5U
schr bermuda, Mother, ozwego, so,aoo bu corn
| schr Rambler, Pagh, Manistee.
| schr Ardent. Griffith. Holland.
SchF 0d1n. Blanchard, Muskegou.
| Schr Whirlwind, NelsOn, CenEervil1e.
Schr Kitty Grant. Sinlson, White Lake.
schr G Il Roberts, Nelson. Port Sheldon
, 1862-09-01
DIE d.

: In this city, Saturday August 35th IRA REV
NQLJ:S, NJ cd Z yes!s and months: Funeral :o1ay
at 2P H. at the residence of F. I.eyI olds, No. Isl
Foa. til kyeDue. FtitnEB arc invited.
AtJaekscnville. IL on tie ?ath inst Phil YFe t.
WELLS late tier ard 'op1feto7 OF It Daily ,u1-
merctal Letter OF this CT, aged IS! sars.1
In this cltE. on the ssth fnst, AARON SAWYER.
late Of Eltcu3crE =, T.. aged 81 years.
a. New FORK and Boston papers please COPY.
In this city. on Wednesday, Aug. q, FREDERICK
LaSDEN fnfart and only son ct Mr. q. G, and Mrs.
4. kt1fgntn. aged month and days
In this city, the morning Of the 3ath GE JNGE Y.
intart son ot Lewis and Lois w. Cornell, aged u
mG nt1,s
On the seth inst, GREY COLE. OILY chLd of Julia
Tuck CT and ]. D. Cotc, Jr.. aged q months aaa 16
tays
Funeral takes place from, the house Isl Indanast.,
Oh Monday. StLt. 1st. at o'clock.
TN the It'll inst. q roMic hroochrtis tho reai-
dence of IL. hrcther-n-1aw Cllts. F. n unit. E~q
mar 81, inEfeld: lis. Mrs ANNIE lsARELLA TER.
Staya vic 9f Jyhn Fo!s,the. Esq Of this city and
tor of the First Presbyterian Church. Ct Springfield
Illinois,
At EuEaic. n. =. August 2sth, r. Il. Il. PERRY, Of
this city.
, 1862-09-01

The Rev. j. R. Shepherd will this morning
lang. 81 resume his labors as Pastor Of the Ply
mouth Congregational Church, corner OF Third
Avenue and Van Bn1en street. Morning SERVICES
commence at 1o1s, and evening services at quar-
ter to o'clock. The public are cordially Invited
to attend.
Elder ". F. Black will preach in the
Christian Church on Monroe street, bstween Alb
crdeen and Rucker, Oh Sunday. Aug. 3tet Sub
ject for 1c1& A. II. t' The Gospel" At X P. H.,
"Dfyieioa Of the Word"
, 1862-09-01

HOGs-Rcceived during the week 1859 against
9,7os the week previous, showing an Increase Of
5,991. This has been the heaviest arrival but one
day during the season. The market this week has
bet rather fuctuating, principally On account of
the changes in the weather-exeeseiEe1y hot
weather being urlavorable for ship ping, SO great
many smother in the care.
TODAY the receipts have been rather light, in
consequence Of which there has been an active
demand. and the market rules hrm, with an up
wa.d tendency. a couple Of lots were sold at
$3,1ax and So Is respectively. We quote the
closing prices as follows:
Extra shipping. 2.S7H@a15
Medium ......,..... ..........,2 tAtG12 rs
, 1862-09-01
mlSrrIlanfuu8.
TIE ONION PACIFC RAIL
4 LOAD COMPANY.


The Ih1tyssst nth Congress u 1he United states Of
River 70 the FaeIc oesaa ind t, seca1e + the Gov
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1 nj Fl ssa e Ell bs 4 It aa
Dx aia= js II 2seS SER:
E5ea sr srSE }2;ern a Gmnrs arls, &
sa Hsa h sx gssn ssns Ss
oF i .ssstIirs sETTs; Waltsr $ Burgess: WilIsm r
Hszy Htaf9f! IL .S"n rnfh: t % st1y
mon sya fs l.f :nTy Pea s
soss staeclia Charles ssser Samuel \
neoay. ..ioIn 5. K=nnsdS: Il. csrysr jose1h Fiela
Fs3s ssa bss e'E; ss4 8ss ! s1 k,as; As:an5sF s &
Sh% S'ssf Samuel & E:fs 's N''q
Sa5s5o' Sa?s1 60 no@ss s es9 hoxs 3htss S|Hs$
sasn R4ooks s Eewaf wEkias Or M.RTe
b @ssn goan Sse @
Rsen hen. ses e.s Das nt9 ns
Jenss yeta % yssse T. t Williams 1ssse 2 E,stnn oF
hsI7 Mam ssa sesa @
?: can5p5su Rcf; CHARLES !; TrYs9TidSe, kaa:
Will'ar' Mcdonnell si1cu1aAx William Bum, Jr.
John Catlin Levi sterling: John Thou pson El!hu Z.
3 oachead, a. q. Virzen or w1scoSszv, 4 D seward
! Henry A. Swift. dwight Woodbury., John McCustck.
luc,s Z. Langworthy, Iiug, r Re!d HoEt Sherman.
Smith, oT iowa William II. NcPhersoo, K ". wells:
Willard F Hal. Arnl.tr9ne Beatty John Corby. Or
T; Lewis Of KEA!rcKr: y. +. Crimes; !. g. Stone.
AfuncIi Augustus Knuntz. T. ". Marquette. William
| H. Taylor. Alvin Ssuueiers, OF NEHKAsKAi John
tera. or THE T1RHIroRY OF NEVADA: s; J. Hensley
Heter Donabue. {; Huntington r ?. Jaaah James 2
aaEs6 r. @ Mills, saTnel Bell. Louis McIa1e 6sorgt
| ". Move. Charles Mclaughlin Timothy Dame .foRE
| f. RnbtuEou OF CALIFORNIA: William $. Ladd. a. II
| Btrry. Ren.anin F. Harding, OF 0RKaoS.
| Dat. July 18th. 1861. Jy@1 s9i36E-1tew
, 1862-09-01

We regret to announce to o4 readers tie
death Of Nj. PhilyerL. Wells, otthis city. 1t
will be recollected that about: eix months
since, he was seized with symptoms Of insaE-
ity, and taken 10 Jacksonville, 20 be placed
under the medical care Of the hst talent In
the State. Since then, up to a tw days ago,
he has been gradually imprd'iDg, and lis
fliends expected that he Wo9d be able to
come home ard resume his business in week
or two. On Friday morning, H,wever, intelli-
ge1ce WIS received that he Was dangerously
sick, which was followed on Saturday morn
Ing by dispatch announcing his death on the
previous evening. His wife had left this city
on Friday evening to join him, and she must
have arrived there only few hours subse-
quent to his dccease.
hIr, Wells was well known to the business
community of this city, as commercial re-
porter. For three years and upwards, be was
commercial editor of the Chicago Duly Press,
PREVIOUS to it's consolidation with the TR1B.
UNE-and the columns Of that paper bear full
testimony to bis ability and faithfu1ness rs a
commercial journalist. Subsequent to thai,
he WAS tie first Superintendent Of the Chtca-
60 Board OF Trade, and since then he has been
solely ergsged in editing and publishing the
Daily Commercial Letter-an enterprise which
he started when Chicago, commercially, was
but in its infancy. As statistielan he had
few equals, and his 1abors in this respect are
daily of The highest salue to the business meu
Of cur city. He was a graduate Of Wabash
College, Charlottesville, Indiana
In public and private life, hr. Wells bore 8
high character-upright and honorable in hi:
dealings and transactions, as well as amiab1e
and atIectionate in the social circle. He leaves
tcmourn his loss, q most estimable wife and twe
children, besides large circle Of warm friend:
and acquaintsnces. At the time Of his deatt
be was aged thirty-e5ght years.
The following resolutions relative to tht
deceased, we're passed On Change on satur
day:
WHEREAS, We are informed Of the death Of Phil
yer L. Wells, one Of the members OF this Board
and also one ofthe most reliable commercial repor
u Hee7red % Tat while we zutmit with ree,gnatio,
to the dispensations Of Divine Provide1c IT
cannot but bear testimony to the eetimable char
he was industrious, careful and reliable; and as
| man. genial, Eociable and true. Connected witt
| this Board Of Trade almost from its infancy, b
eree naa of tie eity IS bis sbo1s m fuy demoI
| Rsseiesd, That We deeply sympathtae wit
HE he1eayed widow aud family in this their aflie
Tesolxd, That copy Of these resolutions b
| preeedted to the widow Of the deceased. ami tha
they be published in the various daily papers c
| Rey o{red. That, as token of respect to the d.
ceased, this Board do now adjourn.
, 1862-09-01
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


ATrHnAT E1Es1Sa: E Aagueo a. ,rsSe aS2s a
follows. ~ osvrco ectr- A1pe1ine, wheat, d.
lo4-e"a' ~ "s'. es 5,-o,+ =.
1eet' a' .z9e' scn1' oefn1oa' so.u' 49,. 80, "s
1ise' ~ puua'o' piop' to"9' '
EUR Hrxa -oan' "nea.' ~ 49, s...
oenuis, c!'en n.anis' son.ues ,,=.nA'n ona 80
ofn' a. ~; sels' 1hl.ena ane 's.aA 49,
a' ~ 40 fott eolpo1ne' s@nA "sau00A'e'
celn' a. IT, ~.
rLoun-hetei'eo' a'opo psae:' su,pps.' .ssee
Dtls- MatAeEs nas ana negieessu. eates ~ US
etanaafa "n1te WINTER a. Sooo, - osln ~
"aEee spring extra at s3..'' ~, p1,e ~, uooo.
R1n lmpe1iA 10 az ss,o. ~ p'!s eue'4t
saAes st sa-so; 1oo o1ls sna.u -hnss ~
fsoo' ia oAAe -aH epi lug eA o- 0A'|
o1cano % mlnsef s'psf - tas ~ 49, sh,,a GO ae7
"hEA4-Neeeffeo. to'4oo w. euppso' e. 80.
on' nla'Aes w "inte1 7S-s CO.. ~.
wheat h1m and 1e higher On NO. @ oases oo.,s 49,
T1E-evo gu ~ neo - e.o a. 8. ~ ", o,osn ~
90, 81 81 t,No ou. ~ ~ u~ s'o' -. ~
heo IL s.o7e a. sec; wv w " .4s.o .s ~.
pu. % Al s'c' i''oo on ns9s. sasesa too hn ~
eoe' s'@o Oh. 20 at seAe. efhS1-o.'1o ~. ~
spfi1 II s<o1e al soe 4oo pu ~ ,oo p ~ a - ~
etefe al s9He; a'to oo. W ~ 90 .'>oo aa1,.. ~
ot7fc' !ooV oo. 10 At o<e ~'"qo 49, ~ go. o.
sAo ou 40 81 ozHe; 5ooo oo~ ie'eo''o 'f'A1*' -
store atAe. ...... -, ~,
eohN-feeel'eos aN.os" pu' sneppsu, .on 4 ~
ba. Ms1ket H@s1c lower: sales; e,ooo ou.
choice River Yellow adoat st s'e' So'ooo pu nlssf
n.sn atasu anoa' NJ oos' <"'o0s Eo,o 1,n r.na1
afloaf: lsao On. 40 at see l. o. ~ . ~
H. az a.. a. 60 sD ~ Rs;ected aaoat st s}c:
W. w a. or e'V.e ~ o.. -, mn hu f,e.h No.
ceipts Mixed in store (in Armour, Dole q Co y
at 2alsc. IL nfN hu do at 3Sc; IS, 90 bu. do at
, 1862-09-01
MARINE NEWS.


Especial Dispatch to Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, August 80. 1862.
Up-Bark TWILIGHT, Ocean Ware, Stannard.
Geraldine: brig Mthegan, Fanny Gardner, saxon !;
schf. Vernon, Arcturus. Sweepstakes, Gross,
Acontiae, Kingsford, Dispatch, Grey Eagle, Trans
port, Boston, Wa1rus, Exchange, Carthagenian,
Pcnfsld, johnson. H5phen, Hale, Peak
powS-Prcp. Empire State, dAab1ed; bars
Newsboy, Naomi, tleveland; schr. Stella. Case,
Bpnrie,D Door, Nicholas.
, 1862-09-01

MoEET MARKET-MoEe active at a@5 . cent.
Sterling exchange firm at 1a71<@.7sc for bankers
bills.
American gold steady at 115A@t15x = Ct. prem.
California gold bars nominal.
Government stocks quiet. i. S. Ga, '81, 1f4AG1
1QlA 7-e0 1lA@1G4A. Total exports Of specie f11
The week 81 1,137 ,644.
, 1862-09-01

FVIAIUES-514135c q b1.
EGGs-Strictly fresh in good demand at 70z94c
h dog.
Chickens, q doz, $Lso Is; Tur-
keys, 2 b, HDic.
, 1862-09-01
rB If 9oU WANT excellent WARM MEALS, go t.
Moc1e's Dining Room, las Dearborn street,

eA Madame Cora James, the great natural
clairEoyant physician, the scientific astrologist
aIu phrenologist, can be consulted by ladies' aud
gentlemen, on all things pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future. The mysterious lines
with nature and fate have traced In the faces OF
all human beings, are to her an open book from
which she predicts marriage, Inheritance voyages,
lawsuits, mental and physical disease. Don't
procrastinate, as this is chance. but come at
once. Office No. 60 ". Randolph, corner Clinton
street. ausG6t
~ BUY wall paper Ct Chase & Co.. wholesale
aid retail, 1f9 Randolph street.. au25-1m.
tt Cook McLain. sseam Dyers and Scourers SO
Dearborn and 1so S. Clark streets, clean and dye
ladies and gentlemens clothes iu the best and cheap
est Manner The Oldest established house in the city
-
, 1862-09-01

For the Week Ending Aug. so, 1869

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Hogs during the
past week ending to-day, compare as follows:
, 1862-09-01

THE CouR1s.-The September term Of the
Superior Court commences to-day (Monday).
The cali of the docket will be resumed at No.
G2S. All cases, where the parties are ready,
will be tried. The call will not be peremp-
tory, and it is not anticipated that very much
business will be done until after the imme-
diate excitement Of the times shall have
slightly subsided.
The fall term Of the Circuit Court CONNER
ccs On the same day. The call Of the civil
docket will commence at No. l..
4 SMASHING BUsINEss.-Upon Saturday
morning last, ]. r. Walsh, the euterprisiug
news dealer, corner Of Madison street and
Custom House Place, took ezeuen thousand .'7pe
hundred TR1BUsEs to fill his orders. Other
dealers took in proportion. Good morning 3
work thats
School BooKs.-Sherlock, 112 Dearborn
street, hiss the largest, cheapest, and most
varied stock in the city. He buys, sells, and
| takte In exchange all old books in use.
| EsrRAY.-A large sorrel horse strayed sway
from the Board of Trade Battery on Wednes.
day. "U. &" is branded on his lett hip and
shoulder.
| ~ The Mercantile Association will hold 1
regular meeting at their Eoons this (Mondsy
evening at7K o'clock.
| MERRn LADp, Secretary.