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Latest Foreign Circulars.

LONDON, May q, 1863, g
BHEApsruFrs-The weather since our Lust has
favourable for the growing crops, . more. genial
II are but a nso
notthe1ly wind has htoaght ma up good many car
have mostly come direct to the millers, and
keeps these. parties N>out Of the market,
though on the other hand 1t prevents the
BuEineas this morning was quite as inactive I'd at
the commencement Of the week, sales being con-
fined to the necessities Of few country nilllers,
anything, was a little drmer, Importers showing
moi quite 70 much anxiety to realize. The above
remarks apply also to Flour. Maize met with little
Since onr last report, tie following sale has been
made off tho coast-2,30 qrs. AM mber Michigan
Winter Wheat, PER Ila. perfect condition, at+ss.
tion IN auy article. Butter remains without much
attention, unless buyers are tempted by low dg-
ure. Cheese are In moderate supply, and held at
s 91
than adequate for tho demand. Hams, small sizes
are In fair sale, but other sorts neglected. Beef
litile here: Pork dull, without change in prices.
Lard continues In very moderate demand. ut oar
quotations. GROVES d TODD.
LIVERPOOL, May ~, 1903.
EBnKApsrrTTs During the week there haa been
q fair business doing in wheat and donr, without
change In priece. Indian corn has been very drm.
At todays 1nasket there was good o so5sr9lpt.yo @
iIgIy offered, advanced ID per Genital. Flour was
10 good request and rather nrner. Indian com
uHs firmly held. and sd per Or dcarer.
. .PEcy1sloS5-TheEe haA been rather better de-
maud for betf, and India rncss has advapc=d 25Gd
per fierce. In pork there has becnEfa}s hastuess
demand,. and prices maintained .Bntter@The
weather having been cold, has MET with more at
tentIou. but We have no improvement In prices to
note. Cheese ie in good demand at rather drmer
prices. Iaz1-1here has been IN active business
doing, and the sales for the week amount to about
delivery il July and August.
Bto1Asn. A7HEA Co.
GLASGOW, May y, 1858.
BRKApETu1Ts-The weather during the week
has fseen ehowery, accompanied with cold easterly
winds Farming operations progressing fayorably.
To-day weathe1 much improved and warm. The
firm. little disposition on the part Of holders meet
Ing buyers views.
10 day our market had an average attendance,
and fair sa1es Of Milwaukee at aSs and winter at
ass. Maize has been In better demand, and sales
at lis Cd In etore Peas continue firm, over 19s Cd
cannot be made for quantity.
PRoy1s,oSs.-1n beef mud pork there Is posi-
lively little demand-holders quietly looking on
for improved enquiry. Bacon Is excessively quiet,
md sales rs last advised. Shoulders In slow de-
1nand, md stocks increasing fast, and, to effect
saes los I'd to COS I'D is the market value, accord
ing to weight. Cheese-A few hundred boxes
cold yesterday at tts to Sis to SIS for ordinary be-
Ing cold and late made, but in good condition.
Butter almost nominal, md few buyers. Lard has
Improved in yaiue; Considerable anle at asa for
prime In store. JouN ATurA & Co.
, 1863-06-07
THROAT AND LUNG DISEASES.
DIR. Ayers New modc Of Cure.
THROAT AND Luya 1S6TtruTE,

THROAT AND LUNG lNsILruIs'
RooHs i. 1sp ~, McCoEN1cks bgILpS6'
Corner Randolph ana Dearborn strcets: M J
Tue succeEs wheh mas alehaea li ~ i9e Assian s!s-
ten 81 pfacucc N Satas1a, 4Inoh. utseosss aetn
is Fery generally remarked. The foIlowIng letter
Is from His E1cellency, exGoy. N. T. Ta!lmadsee
of Wisconsin, whose patriotism, statesmanshfp
and Integrity, while serving twelve years in tho
Senate OF the United Staten, are well known 10
FROM GOV, TALLMADQE-
: APRIL II, 1863.
J. Tins1ow Aver, a. D.:
DEAR SIR: have been for one month under
nn9 mate ~ os =,
;. e l 'n9s,ot .rntc sbpni5 ~ sd ~ IL
in he bnne of 3 bcrmnnent cure. Ihays conyersea
i.t ap.I upS - ~ rore s.n4;nt aoi thaT hnv. iii
erore' ,nnst cnSor,,a5nc1r ~ thr nrn3rrss INV
t"na stunn ..aortnn k ~Aeo' "a ~4S Ft'7 eAe7
sa Tic scirncs nuti skill ma.iftsted In roar rro-
feesou. have all commended you to my special at-
te.tjon and heiorc icayinr wish to give Won this
, 1863-06-07

W Lieutenant Charles G. smcdberg, Of
the 18th United Statcs 1nfantry, was In this
city nearly all last winter on recruiting sery-
Ice. died ut Falmouth, Va. on the 1st Inst.
He vas veil known and highly esteemed by
a number Of our prominent citizens, and his
death is deeply and sincerely regretted BY
all
LIFE IN JAPA1.-Macgowan, the well
known Oriental traveller, lectures at Bryan
Hall, on Tuesday evening, before the Young
Mems Christian Association, upon Life In
Japan" The Doctors widely extended travel
in that unknown land, apart from his orll"
Limit intellectual ability, will render this tee-
ture one of the very best ever given IN Inc
city. It will be rcplcte with informaton' and
should be heard by everyone.
PKnsoNA1.-Gen. Wade and famNy, E. 8.
Miller Cincinnati, Hon. J. D. Cation and fam
f1y. Ottawa, Hon. Erastus Corning, GIL c. Da-
wilson, Albany, N. T., Hon. ]. G. Heart, Troy,
N. T., Hon. F. B, streeter, Hon. Ga1usha B.
Grow, Pcnns, lvania, Charles l.. Frost, New
York, 8. Witt Cleveland, Capt. T. Blakely,
Minnesota, L, E. Amslnk, H. Won Hoffman,
New York, Col. Ward. Lamon and family,
Washington City, Hon. Robert Smith, Alton,
and Dr.. Hubbard, New Haven, Conn, arc
stopping at the fremont House.
REcoRnxR's CornT.-Ihe Grand jury,
Saturday, returned true bills against the fol-
lowing parties: .-.
Anna Bnrgctt, larceny, Two indictments;
Jos. G. Hobery, burglary; George Connor
and James Smith, two indictments for passing
counterfeit money; and the remaining were
for larceny: Mary Hughes, VIM. Hoffman,
Thos. Evans, Bridget Brown, Alice Croak, E.
B. Bennet. B. Jacobs, and Caroline Frame.H
On Monday, the Court will tako up thelo
bills, and try the parties as fast as possible.
TuEA1RE.~-After a long run Of, tragedy, We
arc LOW to have week Of mirth. ssLord
Dundrcary and his brother SAM" will be In
troduced on Monday evening, by that versa
tile comedian Mr.. Chanfrau, In the character
Of *Our American Cousin ut Home" Mr.
Chanfrau's engagement is for this week only,
during which he will produce, in addition to
the above play, the new drama Of "AuroEa
Floyd" in which he will pessoDate st Lofty y
Mr. c. always gives Us something new, and
should be rewarded by full houses.
w At meeting on Saturday evening, nj
Warmers Ball, the following gentlemen were
appointed u committee to call meeting o1
the citizens Of Chicago, to be held at Bryan
Hall, to consider the resembling Of Gen Burn
sides Order No. 81, viz: ]. 7. Scammoa, J.
r T1,or1.nr+ & Rrssn11 4 r IN rho1t-
, 1863-06-07

Pof Edwin G. johnson. Of the chair OF
Aha Latin Language and Literature, In the
university of Chicago. died On Monday June
Ia At tne residence Of Sylvester Reed ESQ.
For morr than three Years he had suffered
fno1n an abscess Of the psoas muscle. which
tna11v terminated lila lie. Durang his res,.
dence of about four wears. in this CITY. he
rad won for himself l,ich place In the conf
dcuce and esteem Of all Who knew him.
Hewas born in Grafton. n. Il. In 1880 and
was At fbe time of his death ~ vears
- uo-,a,,,4.a NTH hono- ~ sS1aa,ehrA T.
C.,,.s r.,...,..,t .-;.., A. .,.,. - 1oEr
1oAeSe, tGuo"a' WILL toe c11e7 " Aoo's
since which be has been devoted entirely to
+e,cb,,g 1nthe severa, ,osft3ors of prfnc,.
pal Of the High School Of Rutland, vt, Pro-
fessnr of Ancient Ianpuapes in the Metropo1i.
ee0~ ,~ -.,, = =,
tan Academy, New York; Ff1ncipA OF the
Hiph School Of Fon au Lac, Wisconsin, md
lastly, Professor ot Latin III Inc Un2Fefs1ty IN
, 1863-06-07

re- Geo r Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
in gune, rifReB revolTers and sporting apparatus
Agent for Hazards and Dupont Powder, 1856 Lake
street. my2912t.
, 1863-06-07

A1thonrr, ea1es IN real estate bove heen
1orrre IN ,b,s c3tr ,ur;no tha ,,st +brec non+he
tbe ahserce ~ more enocn1,t;ro no,s;dero.
tions in such sales is rather remarkable.
For The moet nart nnrcbases hare heen
made with 4 view to the erection of buI,d.
;ngs tn sccnre n ,,erm,nent Income or
comfortah1e home md ot moderate nr,ces
comnarr3 to other cities Gentlemen of 70.
rarity and cood Indictment who oar nroncrtv
,n cincfnnsti md ch5caco ,ssn,a no that tirst
c,ass residence n1onertv that se11s IN c;nc,n-
no+i FIR f1orn ora hundred and f,ftv tn two
hrrdrea ami s,.tv dollars DER foot. lois
.1.s,, 1,.z.o f,sa7. .r1d ~ tho+ e,no +ha 1as+
"n4et. ''4se 49, ~ .S 11l ~ tD
mon1n, stunned reiat1Fely u cn1cago' "ooia
na~ foot sa1sa hore hee, r,aaa ksre a. thaso
i.,ter nr,css ~ 1o+a wor+b .oore intr,ns,e.nr
n their ,ndrment +hnn a 1ot that sold n 1!,n'
n;.-.+, 80 o.,,a. 49, - a,,s+,on ~ ~. eaco -.
eaa+ rna ~ tth % ~ @ - ...sh - - 90 Toz7 ~. r. H.
-.so. ~. =. 1..s. .a..sa s.. - aA 49,
DuS .,,,-~ rs'Ao~ ~ 4ouA ~ Nv
s " 0e0'0 ~ ~ue y, ~ " ou4
oaphs 4fonl tne oep'sclauoa u oou1oeta
stoeks, put Inc price OF real es1ate very Lar
below Its real worth; and thfs fact has In
duced many pcrsons from other cities to
.. .--1.
MAKE investments ne1e. "nue Inc clttzens
Of their own property. There is no reason
uhr real estete In cs,cnoo shoc,a not ba
*As sea1 essa'e N Nhis"so eaoaia hoS DC
"olt'l mute II 'e" 'ea1s snan In nny Guy
west OF Ne" YORK IN almost every instance
nf recent sa1es real estate in Cbfcapo pas
"s
pAoo"D4J A4%oAJ "oAsA4 aA EVA0 144V PA4cS IL
, 1863-06-07

Thomas e. H1llss Penmans1lfp.
,Hu1's FAMILY REcoRD, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, e!ecuted with pen in ove1 thirty
81. Post paid Ioap 10 arrift plainly. rapidly eie
ganIy. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address THOS: E. U111, Naukegan, Ill.
runy16-4nt
, 1863-06-07

DT Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific cauees, In both re1ce-new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Assoeaton-ssnt In scaled lettsr ,; envelopes FREQ
Howard Association, Nos South Ninth street, Phil
adelphiA, Pa. IuaYi94W
, 1863-06-07

~ F. E. Higby, 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hangings at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms js24wks
, 1863-06-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For tho Week Ending Juno @, 1868.

The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yards nthe city during the past week, end
Ing to-day, ceEnpaze as follows:
, 1863-06-07

DROVE NOTES.
We give the following sales during tho week
Some lots were sold by the head on an estimated
weight. Sometimes this is given rather high, but
those sold by actual weight will justify our quota
tions:
Oliver seld Hillburn II head averaging ], ,0a5 Ds
Adams sold Trusman sehead, averaging 1,1at 1bs
at $465: IS head, averaging f,1ls ns, at $a.75
Adams sold Morris j. Co. II head averaging ! ,o55
Morris sold Hoffman 81 head, averaging 962 lbs,
at $8!55.
lbs, at $3.50.
Conoyer sold Hughes is head, averaging 1850
ms, ut *6,fb--a prime lot.
Heedham sold Morris 4 Co. . four year old Dur
ham steers. averaging 1880 Tos, at &C.
Robfnson sold Morrison T. Co. very fine steers
AT $7aoJ q head.
Luomis l. Co enld HazcIwood 30 head tair State
eteers, averaging 1,094 1oa, at 4b0.
Bird i EhsIee sold Jacobs 4 Cash 109 head fair
Illinois steers. averaging 1,'08 Ds, at $4,75.
Eundy sold Shaw & Gilmore 50 head prime State
steers, estimated 1t 1876 1Ds, at $72-00 q head.
Law cold strater 16 head stock cattle, Averaging
1,soO ns, at $ot0. ....
Talcott sold strater 20 head, same grade. a.ersg-
Ing 200 1ba. at IS 90.
Leckic & Sellers sold Hyman d Rubbe 1s9 bead
stllers, averaging 1850 ps, 1t $s.2bi II head fa1
, 1863-06-07

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & s7RArroN's
Cu1cAco CorAERc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education,
, 1863-06-07

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7
DETRo1r, Juno 8. tas3.
Up-Pfop5 Neptune. Chicago. Buffalo; barks ba1-
ho, Unadilla* GsskIo> Ohampioa% stannatd. Danube.
,Ad1iatic: schrs Racine Esaex. praks Guide. OAaaE-
, 1863-06-07

wCook 4 Me1ain, a5 Dearborn street and La
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shawls, &C. Gents' coats. vests anu pants reno
vated In, q superior rnhuner.- bouueta dyed,
p1eached and pressed In tho 1ateat style.
rnh10sm
, 1863-06-07

LIVE SToCK.
D-pTeEs and Farmers Will ind this the most sdyau.
axeous route for Ltye stock. Ca2actou. T3tta xeu
.atefsd I'd ~ anpR!ed R VIII syeY eo1ysnteaee ha7e
attention Ia paid to their wants FTom Hsrrfabnrnt
wasrt wil be found every for fsedng and
NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETs. TaIs Vii
also be found the shortest, quickest and most dect
with {eMer M changes than any other.
ENoGMH II LEWIS. Gent s1pt Altoone, Pa.
4. u. HOUSTON. GenI Freight Agent, PhIladeiphte.
, 1863-06-07

1ess slausson. Lashrop afoutauk, bahama Republic.
Steel. Clyde. Poland. Cook Ketchum. Dolphin.
DowN-PEops. Queen Of the Lakes. ptstaburs. Poto-
t1ac. Wlntlow. bark Ward
, 1863-06-07
COMMERCIAL

=; SATURDAY EVENING, June'6, 1863
KEcERTs Eoh TIE LAST TwENTT.rouR HOURS.
: Flour. Wheat. Corn Oats. Rye. Bh'3
,..A btlA. hn. bu. bu. bu, bu.
, 1863-06-07

TOR SALE-Stock. Two miles
j. east Of Chaney's Grove. Mel County. Illinois,
pear the farm Of Nj. Lloyd twelve hun red sh~p. OF
good quality also. hundred and dtY had Of sock
cattle. N seers ranging from one 70 fnEee yexEs old
For further tnform- ton aquiFa .0l L. HITE3HEW at
The shove Uomt plste les aEf-4t i
, 1863-06-07
j. W. TUTTLE.,

General Western Agent. No. stat9 street, Chicago.
N.Y. --e9Q{3m
, 1863-06-07

Mcv1cxEn's TuEATRE-1rA11AN 0rEnA.-Sub.
ecribers for season ticketsar respectfully notified
that the fale Of eeats will take place at Higsns'
d. m tc5-1t
, 1863-06-07
Dnnfeb

NV ANTED-A Partner with 5000
w cash. in lucrative cash bustness, already es-
tabshed paying laFg~ profits Apply At
corner Lake and Clark Streets Telegraph ath
STORY, Room i. 1e7.e96fft
, 1863-06-07

TIE "T1aHs" ALL R19ur.-Everybodyf Is going
to McCurd5 and Co. g. No. 88 Randolph street. for
those elegant scotch businc:s suits, and all styles
Of fine clothing and finishing goods. jes4t
, 1863-06-07

NJ ~ r r e d.
In Prost O. Cook County ILL., hy R.v Isaac Poole.
Mr. nERNARD NTGAST. Of Chicago. and Miss
APPF1A .. FROST. formerly Of Beosaacld. Maine.
No cards Issued
On the 9Th inst, bv Rev J. Hartman, Mr.. JOHN
MCLLEN and Mss MARY o. PEETf, ba:n Of Saad
wlch, Ill.
, 1863-06-07
Gblfago Gr1bn1rt.
THE CITY.

W Lieutenant Charles G. smedberg, Of
The 18th United Statcs Infantry. was In this
city nearly all last winter on recruiting sery-
Ice, died ut Falmouth, Va. on the 1st inst.
Hevas veil known and highly esteemed by
q number Of our prominent citizens, and his
death is deeply and sincerely regretted By
Ill.
, 1863-06-07

Tor SALE-Store 90 Lake street.
l. marble 'front.' I've stories and basement. aixiso
deep. .IC anIfe Of ANDREW j. BROWN, 81 ClAlk.st.
fe5.ekjA 1at
, 1863-06-07

EUXP4N1.
PksidtRt-Wn1. .. Ogden.
s17oe-{4esidtnt--P. II. Smith.
I]e1susCf-Gco P. Lee.
jSecrefafv-Jag. r. YoupS.
.As*ist. 6xcrefary-Jas. y: Reddeld,
Eupeyintendeai-Geo, L. Dunlap.
Assist Sur4-T. r. Strong.
Eeneral 7icEet AQeat-E. De Witt Robinson.
General .FFeigM Agenf-ChaA S. Tappen.
, 1863-06-07

VIM. B. Ogden. Chicago ]. A. Wood, James.
villa, Wis; Gen l.. Dunis1,, Chicago; q. Smith,
Appleton. Wis; NJ c. Darling. Foad dn Lac.
Pease. GAINESVILLE, Wis VIZ, a Booth, Lowell
Hotbroob. C. 8. Layton. H. H. B<aotn, Few Xosk
y. n. bartholomew, COM.
The following named genrlemc.l were elect.
ed Qs
, 1863-06-07

FOR SAL E-Dock Property.
j. The Chicago south Branch Dock Company offer
for salo Thousand feet Of water trout the slips
ths South rsnch At loS guEes f9s tan purpose o.
The property y vel suited for manu-
taetuoe purposes Or any kiod Of BUSINESS Ieau'Eng
office. Room Cohha building. Ia ptashoEn:ss Chi
cugo. A J. KNISEtT Agent. 1G4eSq4 4u
, 1863-06-07

TOR SALE.-One Of the most de-
Of ground handsomely laid out with fruit aud orns-
eptal trees, two story house. corc.es cellar house
beWly painted inside and out atd newly papered mar
Bic mantles, with CRATES; barn with room f1r four
horses. and carriage house kos two carriages and
phcaticat1on bo made at once. Address "a D."
Post Uffce Boz Sod, te2et0G6t
, 1863-06-07

dAapsoNs.-Myron Phelps q Son, of Lew
tston, Ill, contributed 500 on Saturday to. the
Sanitary Commission. through their agents
In this city, Messzs, Harless d Parker.
, 1863-06-07

TOR S SALE.-A new Flonring
L. Touring MIL rggcd for Aerrhant and Custom
Tork: located on the outlet q asneya Lske One q
In one Of the best wheat growing situations Id the
West On the line OF the Wisconsin Central Railroad.
For further Particular, address r. #. WARREN,
Geneva, WalWoftn county, Wisconan. tes.et1}l0t
, 1863-06-07

CHICAGO xSD NoarHwEsrHRs RAILROAD
CONGRATULATIONS OF DmEcroRs.-Att tho
annual election held at the Office Of the Com
pany, on Thursday last, the following gentle
men were elected for the current year as
, 1863-06-07

RATES or FREIGHT ON LIVE sro6K TAoH CHICAGO
TO DETROIT.
, 1863-06-07

FOR SALE.-Forty-eight feet,
f. with two small houses, on michigan aTenne north
With Hhouse and Barn. on the West Side, on Chcagn
venue rear MIwaukee avenue. Also. = block Of
bout 60 Lots In block 81 est Side between Harrison
nd Tyler and Esucker and ThEoop streeta. For par.
tcu!aTs inquire Of A1ONZ0 RICHMOND, 1ss South
Fatel street tel 6Gs91W
, 1863-06-07

TOR SALE-Aseconl-hand Coach
l. or Hack, suitable for prlTute public use. VIII
be cold cheap for cash Also. two Double Seated Caz
riages, Grocery Wagons, &c JSO. II. KLINE.
tE+ e31S Ct IS North JetefEpp ssTtet
, 1863-06-07
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Fear...., 1869 3sNl0 1es]u43 X6351 T433 147

Gxa8s High Live nrs'd Beet
Seed. Htdes. y fes. Hoga. Hogs. C'tle.
ne. DA. h1lk. No. No. No.
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SANTA CLAUS is COMING

WITH
TOY TOISHTOYS TOYS I-TOYS.
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
TOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Jus. received At
P.J. BELLEH cos,
$40 Seventh street,
The Largest and Choicest Selection Of
YREhCH, ENGLISH. AMERICAN aud
GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS
opened in Warrington, comprising in part
slegsn. Gilt snd Bronze Vases, every size in the
trade. for presents Ladies' and Gents Fancy Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Cabas, Ladies' Trav-
sIing Bags, satebsls, Richly Ornamented Cigar
Stands, Walking DOLE, full line of China and
Wax Dolls. Fancy Hatch Safes, Horses, Carriages
Bugsiss, Wagons in IA lou nfs, Blu giles Horns Pop
Guns, Pistols. Swords. Drums, Canes Whips with
innumerable other Fancy Toys are obliged 10
cave out for want OF space.
We respectfully solicit q visit from every Lady
and gentleman in the community, tc&ea eonre-
ettnt.
We don't notice competitors in this line
We guarantee to sell a. New York and Philads!-
Bhis prices
We will sell eh eaper than the cheapest.
Tbs trade respectfully solicited. 4 liberal dig
count to city and country dealers.
w ati, " Hace y01 o<sH TO osr eStobisai.1esf ~
u .pt, fad ~ it, dnd yonr fortune is 1sade.
P.J. BELLEW CO.,
$40 7th street, three doors south o.
nc Is In Odd Peuovs' Hall.
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DBofo6RAPR AND PIoTURY FRAMES.

DBofo6RAPR AND PIoTURK FRAMES.
just Received
OUR wIETER STOCK,
A1P. J. J.BELLEW Il CO.'S,
No. $40 Seventh street.
We state in boastns spirit that our choice
selection of Fancy, Oval and Square PICTURE
HRAhEs EsPAINfINGs sENGRAYIEGs, FRlNCH
ENGLISH and AMERICAN PICTURES is larger,
cheaper, and better assorted than in all Washing
ton and indeed we think Philsdslphia and Balti-
more included.
Also our fall lines Of
SeSant Gilt and Rosewood French Plate
MIRRORS,
livery Size Imported.
Our price IL same New York and PhiIsaelphia il
Houses.
We AK every lady and gentleman in Washing gton
and everywhere to call.
Look around our various departments, it makes
no difference whether you buy or not.
9entleunAnIy clerks always ready to wait you.
P.J. BELLEW Il 90,
SO Ssvsnth street.
no IS In Washin pton, D.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

" GAS Futures
Wv AAye In store, and are daily recsiyirs q Az
H4TURzS OF entirely New Patterns and DssiSns
md sintkh superior In style 10 anything hsrstoSors
2E%E s1 rarket.
We invite ait.uns generally TO call and examine
onT stock Of GAS and NATHR FIXTUHE9 feelias
Washington
~ Al Werk In tas above line int.psted to oar
Ssrs VIII be promptly attended to.
rnArsu MYERS ( McGHAN. $40 street..
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~ Rev. John Qa1hpstey, DID, dis.in.
guisned preacher OF the Methodist denomins-
tfon, died in New York recently.
:. ~ Thousands of logs have been lost by q
late freshet in the Ksnnebsc river. Maine.
~ Ell. Senator Rotch, a prominent citizen Of
Otsego county, N. Y, 10 dead.
~ The Montreal papers lament the emigra-
tor from Canada to the United States.
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DENTISTRY.
rEAr DISCOVERY IN DrNTIsFR

EhEAr pIsC0vERY IN DENTISTRY.
IesaA Ezr aosd tcisAesa Paia n.ta ss4 NaI.,al d
O1ysts
you'd aavtse AL Rersons having teeth 70 e.
and have them taken out By this new -
Aed harmless process. Also call AndI IIyfpYU
examine tbe Dootsfis new And i'm. A1AA>
proved method Of asertiDs Art;Scisl Teeth, II
you onSs see the gsss: insprovensnt in his teeth
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CINCINNATI, Dec. e-The message Of Gov
Bramlette, OF Kentucky, is published this
morning. 1t represents the financial condition
OF the State ss satisfactory. The Governor
urges q complete organization Of the militia
for home defence from guerriilas and robbers,
Rratifica alton that the patriotism Of the people
has met the efforts TO place a sufficient force in
the 3eld for defence, and that we are now
more secure and better guarded than at any
time heretofore since the opening of the rebel
lion. In a short time, under the arrangements
made with the Secretary OF War, the thorough
militia for our defence will be complete, and
security will again brighten the desoIated
homes of our border people. He pledges the
entire service OF the State to the defence OF the
GoverHment kentucky's position in refer.
ence TO Federal relations is largely discussed.
but no new position is taken. 1t Is Conceded
that negro slavery lis not essential to the life Of
the State or nation, but that the Union Is