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: A dandy sbseryed that he pat . plate OF
brass on bis boots 10 kseS bin upriebE-
Web balanced, hyiing, said Date6nsn:
.bTass at both elds., :. =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

Congress has now uader q Iaegaffon
the subject Of the .enlargeTpent ,.f tie n 4.
nois and Michigan Camel, 50 as Sallow
lhe transmit of steamboats, and 7 ssels Of
var from the Mississigpi 70 tb skes4
As a great military measure, q ing us'
&c concentrate our mil taTg foFes so1n the
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

IMroRTkkT 70 rae 6oyERzzFsr.EAu
the lawyers uhO adEortize 70 sprocuro
alsoressss4s',@s are nilsEisys disraaion.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

We clap yicei in letters, and.tbeu call /
Virtue. so go fH a.a
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

The sword Of TOE Spirit If propsrlS ten.
pered. cap never be broken nor bl16bsd II
the warfare Of thresscore years aSa ted:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

g There is no one else who has the e..p.Y
to be so -mpch your friend or yGus
as yourself. ;27.s IS sss $50 e0y
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13
''otsno SNOW RESPECT roruE DEAD. 81

W 200 want ciee fitting Coat, sotO
WILLIAMS.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

Besides those regiments, two regiments
OF cavalry are organizing, four additional
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13


In view Of the entire withdrawal of gold
and silver, end the SUBSTITUTION Of United
States Treasury currency as circulating
medium, 1 cannot but deem it my daty to
recommend the passage Of laws authorizipg
the collection of State and other taxes 10
the national currenoy. The dif6cpisy.
amounting to almost impeasibility, Of OBJ
tanning coin at any rate Of premipn places
it out Of the power Of the Inass Of The tsx
payers to discharge their obligation to the
State Government IN any other than the
currency they, themselves. are required 70
reeeiEs for their lHb0r5 and their produc-
TONS.
am clearly opinion that the effort to
coilsct taxes 10 coin would ouly result in
certain failure would, therefore, recon.
mend this subject as one demanding YOUR
immediate a,tentiop. 1t is important that
whatever action is bad 10 The premises
should be at the earliest possible date, the
tax books being now in the hands of the
collectors. ~ @
There is gold enough in the treasury &C.
eruing from the interest tag, tn pay the iu-
te:est due January 1. 1868. There is ALEC
sufficient, including interest, revenue and
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L. A. r u L,L z Ne

L. A. q II h q 1t
4 GENT FOR TUE UNITED STATES AND AMER
"A lean Express Companies, will forward Freight and
ES10abIes TO all points OF the country. Notes. Drafts
end Btl8s collected aud proceeds returne ed promptly
rs 9oiist, Juist IL 1888. q a. .rr,. -. .a matt
AaE1arEOn snAIGh, Pelice Magistrate. and Jus
7 hDefthe Peace, Office BLUM Street id Mercant Row.
Ill take pleasure in waiting all who may entrust
IA With their BHsiaass ofaiiy kind in hisiiae o.
20 N.B. On the west Side of the River, Joliet, q
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-13

country. and set at defiance the constitu.
ton aud laws Of 90 good q Gosef nnent as
ours, 10y giving aid, either in word or deed.
70 the rebels who would overthrow It. -
, 1863-05-28

Ill
The principal feature of the week has been the
further decline In cotton goods. Runors are cnr-
rent OF heavy losses. and these arc undoubtedly
true TO cztcnt thongb,we lcarn that scarcely
any OF the joDbing houses have been caught III
thia predicament, they having generally veil re-
dNccd their stocks Of cotton By undertaking both
agents and commission merchants. The stealy
increase OF cotton from the South and from ab1oa2
with The prospect Of still more at an early dag,
have eomewbat unsettled the market, and jobblng
prices arc dropping. The trade both here and in
New York has hcen less active than usnal, and
this with the increase OF the raw material. has
brought prices more in favor OF luyers. At New
York ITO bales Of the leading brands Of brown
sliectngs were eofd at auction. months credit, at
prices ranging from ae15c below Last weeks job
Il i row expected that standard brown sheet
1ngs will 60 below 90, and Lonsdale bleached mus
Inns to 25e. There is but little demand for heavy
are freely offered By the trade, in this Market at
2sl3oc for second and first qualities: Bleached
are u moderate request at s+0c, the hitter figure
stripes at 30c. Other heavy cottons lull and nomi-
nal. Prints are heavy and tending downward,
holders beins anxious to close out fncy styles.
which prices arc still much below the views OF
manufacturing agents. American DeLaiues are
ceiling At soc: challiss at aa'5, Lancaster sing-
The market for foreign dress goods adapted to the
season ie active, and prices, though somewhat un-
settled and irregular, have a. decided upward
are the. ropulaf, summer Tissues, Nozam-
biqnes. Barges,, organdies and Lawns; the
fashionable ,eyles-becauee rare, aud unique.
light drab and leather color The importation Of
these soode,, on account Of the high price Of cz-
change. has heen very limited this scasou; cousc-
4cently the stocks arc light and with the present
acti.v demand are fast disappearing. French de
Lasnes. excepting la mode patterns. are dni apd
lower: fancy alpAccas III good request; also, plain
black silks tot sisettee and manti)las.
The market for woo!cn goods is generally quiet.
The principal t:adc .just now is IN fancy cassi-
ner,:s, shaw}s and light sackinSs. which are in
steady request. All fancy and reasonable woolens
msint,in full prices, hut teavy and dark-colored
fabrics arc dull, and the rates rule in favor Of
huYcts. y -
, 1863-05-28

from the Commercial Bulletin, May a51
The Flcur market continues exceedingly dull,
and with a supply considerably in excess OF the
present demand. prices still tend downward. The
most marked decline has been experienced in low,
shipping grades of Western, which, however hare
rot as yet touched the figure which could induce
shippers to operatS TO any large extent. The e1-
same period 1ast year. The prospect Of full
crop abroad. atd 1mprobabIlity Of Europcan
war, tend to keep prices down In the foreign mar
kets, and latest advices report breadstulfs dali aud
lower. There is moderate demaud here for con
sumption and the Eastern eoastwise trade; the rc-
ceipts for the week have been heavy, and we revise
our table Of quotations as foIiowe:
Western snperhne, $5.s7at6 % common extsa,
ShStQi6 s. medium. $6.8Ist1.25 and choice. in
Gliding St. Louis favorite b1.uds. $1,000 50. Ex-
ira Michigan is selling ut $:.71 Isl Ohio 81 .
SIS, IS TO brand. Teere Is but little doing ia
Canada Flour, as the season Is too far advanced; +;
extras arr nominalls worth $6.31aesss. and supc-
r;or. including choice brands, $;00Ds50. The
nu'ket for Sou'Eern Flour is unscttiet and prices
irregular though not yarEfu. materially from last
VI tx. Corn Neal aud Rye Flour arc dull at nom
ina]ly unchanged 1atts.
, 1863-05-28

hAlNI ACC1DENIS.-haIQef m unusually
large number Of vessels we're In port yestcr-
day, presenting lively appearance receiving
and discharging cargoes. Owing to their too
rapid or misguided movements, several Of
them were damaged to sonlc extent, from
collisions.
The schooners Joseph Grant and c. n.
johnson came together near Lake street
bridge. resulting in the carrying away Of the
5ib.boom Of the Grant, and the main rigging
Of the johnson also splitting the mainsail Of
the latter.
The schooner Wm. Fisk ran into Clark
street bridge, and gave up her jIb-boom as
the penalty.
The schooner Rainbow, and also the Swal-
low were run into, each losing their jib.
beoms.
The E. G. Gray was run into ty the brig
Hale, which struck her on the quarter, carry.
ing away one davit and rail.
Thesbark Two Fannies also lost rail, by
collision with the schooner Jupiter.
DISTRESSING CASE or DRowS1Na.-Th
only daughter Of Mr.. james G. Dudley, Of tA
firm Of George, Dudley & Turcman, bright
cyed. beautiful child, little more than tw
years Of age, Was drowned. Tuesday, in 4 ci:
tern close to her fathers house, near the co,
ncr Of Indiana and Rush streets. The littl
girl had strayed from the house and had pas:
cd into the adjoining lot, where a house WI
being raised. Au old cistern, entirely unco'
cred, aud filled almost to the surface Of th
ground, was close at hand. and into this dcat
fall unsuspccting1y walked the child No OF
was near to offer assistance. The little or
sunk almost instantly to the bottom, whent
che was taken nearly m hour afterward, IN
carried-a corpec-to the gricf:strlckcn nl'
tler. Mr.. Dudley himself is in New Yor]
Before his departure from home, fearing tn
his children might fall into the exposed ci
tern, be had had an opening in the fence nal
ed up, 50 as to prevent ingrcss intothe neig
boring yard. But the workmen upon Il
aforementioned building tore away the boar
Mr.. Dn1ley had also the cIstern itself covert
u.s.; hut there again :hc wos!asae1, n,dc mi
ILief
, 1863-05-28

u
The domestic cotton goods market has been
greatly disturbed again By two safes at suction,
amounting in all to over 100 packages. which re-
;nalied IN 4 decline Of 2I4c fou last weeks JOB:
Tuteday. Nashua heaFy bsoNn sheetin.s sold at
anetlon for ss4e. months; Medford. s5atf1e5Hc;
Mas: assnset,. 2te; fremont TIE 3h;s
sale rriete Oh full standard shcetinSs were bttez
than they were on seconds the dsy before. Law-
cp e sa eaSe S5ognt
generally Sic. Since these sales joab!ng prices on
standard brown goods are reduced to correspond
t!neiion in prices in the market is on standard
h1o"n sheetipge, as these goods arc the 1eadin;
a!t!clc BY which buyer forms his idea OF values.
More or lcss OF q reduction, however, is nude on
all kinda Of plain cotton goods.
BEowS SHEETISes AND Sl1rT1SGs.-On We'd
nesday, a auction. Lawrence G. Stark and Apple
ton sheetincs, each brought 2<1fc cash, and Job
hing prices are Eow rtdrc1y to 3S1:sKc. Seconds
hare cold as follows: Amcry 36c cash: Med
:o1d :5ssHs sns4tts m9nthas: Nashua s5Xc
lave eold for s2Gla4c months; fremont aakc
do; standards - eheetings aec jobbed at &c
and upwards: 81 slc do.
dale a. sold at auction for a535c eash. on Wednrs
Gay. and johbing prizes arc reduced to s5IasIc
A. ne fae ta!9 x,eSsioae hates
offerings Of cotton goo Is at auction this scaso,l
have mostly consisted Of blcachca mu.tins. show
tas, seas
Mjlls are 10 resume operations for short time to
usc up come old warps. Vanlsntta are lohhcd 1T
SOC Since our Supplement ~snt to press, We hear
At sc. One jobhing house E offering them IT
aasAc but we do not consider this fM5 represent.
alton OF the Market the general quotations oein:;
s5ls6c. So.
Co1rox cHzcKs.-Good grades at auction have
eola as high as 311fc. .,
S1MrEs-Prlccs are reduced 1G13c IN the Job
birg market.
DEH1Ns-Yotl and Mount Vernon are1obbed at
3:Xc; Otis g.; Oxford a>130e.
PInSTs-Tha nfaskct with commission houses
continues very quiet. In the iobafn: MARKET
prices are fairly sustslned; that IL very few goo1a
a1c sold below tic lowest prices qf last week,
, 1863-05-28

The following letter is from one Of our own c!tl.
xrnEs and IN entitled to the consideration OF nil
suffering from catarrh aiY Affection OF the throat
and 1u,,Ee. Dr. !. Wins1ow Aver, McCorm!rk's
HuiliuE Jesotce his entire attention to this very
CHICAGO, May 2, 1858.
placed myself under TIC treatment of DR.. II.
Winrlow Aver GICCormick Building), about two
months ago. for chrunic nasal catarrh anl inGam-
nation Of the thront. All the ugly symptoms OF
tho WORT stage of that most horrid and loath
disease had appeared, and ny throat was 80 bad!y
affected that at times had reason to fear death BY
eufEoration. 3Iy general hsnlth had also greatly
suffered. Dr.. Aver made careful examination,
ard felt confident he could cure me. felt very
skeptical before beginning. but am now happy to
cay that DR.. aver has effected an entire nnd radical
cilrc, and am now In perfect health. The mode
Of treatment was not like any hal ever seen,
WILLIAM ScH,ENEcK,
Wagon shop COZ Lake and Union streets. Resi-
deEcc, Chicago Avenue.
, 1863-05-28

while most of the jobbing houees hare advanced
Sp1a.uc'e light colo1B to 1s1Sc. Dunnell light
coiors arc sold hy few houses Mt 16c, and sonlc
arc offering Richmond ut tho aAnsc price. Dark
prints continue to be more valuable than light
nnck ilark brought f8stc. months. On Ecdncs-
day. Merrmnck ftock plate so'd for 1osa 55c,
cash, and Gcuses OF Dunnrl dark 11c- Mesru,ack
choice styles s2Hc los light coloEs and frock
plntee.
G1sGnAMs-Wc have no quotations below our
lowest previous prices, but honses that were ask
ing CSC are now down to 2cGt2ac.
LAwss-1,aoo are tobhcd US low as 1s19c; 1900,
, 1863-05-28

tioDs are fully maintained. Tneeo appears to be
considerable difference in The viess and feelings Of
buyers and sellers, and to this may be attributed
the limited transactions. The latter contend
ing for still further advance, to which the foEm*r
do not. as Jet. feel willin. to submit. We quote
1t s0Is!c bulk. and sG3a1c in brl. though: as We
have before stated, some holders arc a-ktng 2ac
for bulk, and &c for bar:ellt SALE Of 500 and 500
hrls n tank 1t ec and los brl* In bulk At sikc- Il
is thought that both buyer and seller will come to
VIC look for greater number OF transactions
Refined is quiet but Gsn. and our former quota
t:ons arc we'll sEst-ined. Nc quote ut 4oR{5c in
bcua and 4S15.c free. accotainr to quality. Theae
are the extreme rates. an: we do not believe that
any sales hare been nadc within the past two days
either below OF above them.
, 1863-05-28
ST. Loufk Mark kct4-Way 28.

Nhent-14S eks in lots from 50 to 75c, 1.6st sks
in lots from Poe 10 ST. 41t sks In lots from Los
10 s'.10, s4s sks in 1ots from Sl:15 to s11s- Rye
proof Mt 3sHc, aa5 brls in lots to arrive at 39c
Corn-P.iccs declining: 7.o0o SKIS in lots part at
SIC on 1evec and part It CSC delivered 1o0 sks yel-
low at k5c gu levee 4ss eks in lots at 55c do do
551 sks rejected at f5c. Oats-DownwaEd teudcn-
cy lis sEs rejected 1t Csc on csce: aS7 SKIS in lots
at 70c do: Ills eks In lots At Sc do: sls In
Sred-S9 pkga in lot.. Hungarian, at $s;a1 pkg In
clneed; Il ok. at g IS, eks retnzs,cd G:case-1o0
pigs at tGl64c.
, 1863-05-28

STRAWBERRY FH.TIyAL AT TIE EVANSTON
FEMALE Co1LEdE-The young ladies' OF the
Northwestern Female College at Evanston,
will give STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, on Friday
evening, at the College buildings. The festival
Ia for the benefit OF the library; and to aid in
rcplenishfng it. Every body will Of course
attend
, 1863-05-28
CHICAGO DRY GOODS NJ ARKEr.


WEDNESDAY EVENING. 3laF r, 1863.
The Dry Goods market still continues active,
ard for light summer goods in particular, there is
have materially declined, which is owing to the
fart, that numerous spectators In New York, arc
turning their attention from cottons to stocks. In
order to do this they have throwil their goods upon
thc market At auction. Manufacturers and drst'
hands however, are firm in their views. and say
the! will not cell at the auction prices. What the
future will be- We hive no better means OF judging
than " any other man., aud feayc thoae interested
to form their own eonclnsfors.
Tie following are the current quotations In this
rtof.
, 1863-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET,


WEDNESDAY EVENING May 81, 1863.
Tho rather uncertain featurcB Of the Vicksburg
advices enable the gold spectators to carry mp
gold little. Ont the "cusb-stone ~ it opened ut
14477s, and at the opening Of tho Board at 145-
dropping down and closing at 49, In Chicago tho
quotations arc 1a1G14e larger margin than usual.
The transactions are light, holders not being in
clined to sell On the falling market Silver VIC
quote at 125 for emall aud 1870 for large-transac-
tons amounting to little or nothing.
Exchange is steady Mt par@1s buying, and ,sDA
selling. the Inside quotation being maintained ut
least by one of the larger bankers. Tho demand
is rood
, 1863-05-28

FOR SALE.-Forty-eight feet,
l. With two small houses. en- Michigan uc.nor:h
ause .nt Earn, on TIE West slde Chicago ayeaue,
meas '.iluapkee arenue A1Ho block Of about q Los
In block 81. Ee.t Side between Harrison aad TIC.
sEG EucSer acd Tsrcr st,ee.s. Fer part crla-s Iu-
Quir" ct ALnNZo RICHMOND. l9 South Hatey.st
ap15-d112-ln
L'OR SALE-Onc hundred fe: on
l. Sopt c1ark .ueet the ~ Il I,s:1son. With
i've starr. ard rce dwelling hcuse 1-7urc OF (. 5.
WILLIAMS. No. $ Methotis. Block, Chicago,
EgI1rI+ t1t
, 1863-05-28

Freighta are rather dull and rates are lower. To
Liverpool the cnsagEncnts arc e5.4n bu corn at
SAdIsHd in bags: !: 60,0 o do wheat at 9d In bnlk
bulk and bags = GO TBS; 1sO brls flour ut . Sd !;
$50 boxes Bacon at us I'd: and per neutral dag 81
At S. 70 Glssgow. per ncntral Vessel: 50 tcs n:s
beef at S., and SCu tcs. Lard at 39s. To HIM
burg: 200 boxes bacon. per steamer, at 40e The
charters Frussihn bsrk to Belfast with Grain
1T 111xd, ard vessel Of $50 hhls home from the
..o.th eide Of Cuba with Sugars at $6per hhd.
, 1863-05-28


The receipts Of produce today embraced 6ia3
b1ls -four, e5.5.7 bu wheat, as,3:1 hi corn p 27so
bu oats and {, ,los bill rye. The shipments by Lake
were = osG brls -four, u $50 bu wheat and 296475
bu corn.
The delay before Yicksburg has been taken
hold OF by the N'all etreet bns. and gold to-day
advanced to 145Ge1452s. This had the effect OF
strengthening the markets for general produce
both here and In New York, and prices generally
advanced.
There was an active speculative and shipping
demand for wheat, and the market advanced 10
1Lc per bushe1-with liberal sales Of No Spring
at $1.1s@t II, and No 2 Spring at % 1o3c-the
market closing firm at the adyancc, The sales Of
No Spring were mostly at Mum s SGott's c1eva-
tors at range Of 81 .1GdD1 17-with sale By sam
pie at $1.1S. Winter Wheat was almost entirely
neglected.
The Corn market was particularly brisk, and We
note an improvement In prices Of about 13{c per
bushcl-with sales Of 100000 bushels at 40 isc for
High Mixed River ahoat; 4sc for Yellow Corn in
store; 45slG46h for Mixed Corn In store;
and 4IG4iHc for Rejected Corn In store-
the n,arket closing firm. Tue most of the sales
at 46c for Mixed in store-on1y small lot be-
iig soll above that figure.
In Flour there was more disposition to bur, but
at better prices, and holders made concessions
M ~. so1, - =. .ocsc ~ ',.,a
-. .s -. so1,. ~ tss.s,. .e.s
49,, .Ia's - ~ w 49, ss
1,.,,,n,', ,nross oN~ o''@' ~ As e'''~s'''~''
nots ,raro T., .o,+or ~o,,,os+ a ,,,,., $50.
bnshc1 h;cnc,-,r}tb so1e. of M a. tsGza,<. -,
etore.
Ryc was IN fair rcoucst. anil steadr At .ac f,rNo
I IN .+orc po-1cv 1roa c,,,c, h,t err u;,tr.,,
, 1863-05-28

Letters Received by sho Commlttcc.


At meeting Of the Executive Committee
~ a., N.v York Et,tr Agricultural Sncfctv,
u 'ns
recently held ut Albany, tic following gentle
49,. c,a1 o..,.;.- No., - +ho;r
IN 'At Sal'al toh'euliou. alan3 u tucii
names asc familiar as distinguished in agricnl-
60, ,,ra,. ,,5 ,,,, q l., -a,p..on+ +h,t ,sso-
tuEat annals, and Will lilly represent that asso-
citation and the interests Of that great StAtc:
Edva,d q. Fafte. prcs't. r. Cornell. Ex-rrns't
T. n. Allen. Ex.irts:t. u +. Johuron, Ex-Prcst
X B, Concrr, Ex.prcs.t, and Secretary,
Wm Eclrv II. .pres't n II r Moore.
e. n;o ~ H1te1. Geadra P4.irett sa1nuc' s. T. campbrii,
1eae'se' s'' 49, e,i1na.inn- AHA and
We nave peen suo"n tue ioiio" aug "''o "nu
eloquent letter from Judge Edmond5, Com.
missioner o. LIE t'enefa' A''4o o".ee' "1lca
TIC With pleasure lay before oufre1dcrs:
Dz7no1r, MICHIGAN, Nav &c. 1919.
r,ar ~ an.o1n.-sir. 1bava N than,- 1an
.S l. ~ GS fnr;tstio, ~ va ~ 5o9
1 tae ronxnn+inn ~ ~ .S -, Iana
81, a ~ ~ snn Inrt p.,r w m!u ~ Cueaso
Ger " s - n,excnt nr ,s;tf asc
d!'ianal ca1 materially affect the onward progress
~ t;a luz s'ea' aaeae1e sou nA'e uhaer cohs1tcEa-
t'er5 Tho military con,,op.;o, .n;, ,u,.u,.u,
Ine :n'nta.y, commercial, ana agricultural nc
Geseltles ana inc interests oi the country, alike
asHaana Ihe speedy C2mp!Stion Of the contcMplat.
have stretched its iron llgaments from the Mis-
eouri 10 inc sacramento, and the food o! conf
meree anu trast! GAlc:! Hust seek this route from
Eae1elM Aeaa ana western Europe, shall meet in
and aG u tne or set IT, Eel nFoanGhs
ties OF movement will Be literally blocked up,
sprpeea Mpe ,ts 20 1p % spesax na 4,o
can alone afford relief, and their waters must be
mate mat to comnlinsle BY channel that can bear
49, nn..t.f @ a -. ss.u ~ ~ ae4..t no
, 1863-05-28

Mr.. E. Haskin has been appointed agent for this
city Of the 0noudaso Salt Company, eice c. Com.
stock, resigned.
Hesers. D2l1autine, Lawrence & Co. have been
appointed tho agents in this city OF the Saginaw
Salt Company.
, 1863-05-28

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mar n.
There was nothing doing at the ya7ts today, and
We report the market non.inally unchanged. Owing
part Of tile week, We Will, hereafter eorfuc ou.
reports to thc three market lays-Thurslay, FRI
CAy and Saturday
, 1863-05-28

Lake frcights contnne rather quiet, with occa-
eional inquiry for vessels for Lake Ontario ports.
There is fair demand for vessels for lumber n1d
slaves. The rates for etaves to Buffalo arc $500
for ", I. The brig OCEAN is loading at $500 for
nfrae y
, 1863-05-28

The inquiry for Liverpool ia moderate md no iu-
voice ealcs have trnDaplsel. Wcquott from store
ground nluM 81 65GG1 20. and ordinary brands Of
fine at e. :sG2.40 q sack. Bu1k is selling to the
trade ut SLl0c q Du at1oat.
, 1863-05-28

13uk NJ a.s-Shoulaers 4s4c, Sides 54G5kc, no
Hams in the market. Lard-Westcrn In brIs and
tcs 1o5G6 l0e4tc do in kegs l11Gi2e, City rendered
1876 and Country 10c per ID.
, 1863-05-28
Thomas f.. IIi1l,apcnE1anshfp.

H1L1,s FAuur RECORD, surrounded b. the
ord'e Pfayer, exrcnted with pen IN over thirty
tidtrcnt s.s1rs Of lettering aud tourishtnS Price
81. Post paid. Uor to a'le lAoin!y, fdgidty. &C.
gaatly. Encloae 81 for copies aud full directions.
address THos. E. HILL, Waukesan, Ill.
, 1863-05-28

&3NLk4N1UEC EEUEl3XVE1 NXN1 1RCE~1101 20.
There is very little demand nt present for auy-
thing under this head. and with some pressure On
the part Of holders prices a1e Se1y trfe.ular. We
{15, and prime *13 7!Sal4,Oo per bri Beef, west
en- psek: d S1o,0ola1soo. and Baltimore packed
81. co for No. / aud $500 fer mss. Bacon
Shoulders 5klEAc, Sides BK@sxe. p1a.a Hama
loose and packed SX9Xc, cauvassel do 94110c,.
sEgaz cured DO 103l1Kc, md fancy do ic45iaHc
, 1863-05-28

NE1 GIFT BooE S7onE.-Rooks and Photograph
Albums are selling at reduced prices and q v.lua-
At o. Randolph street, under the Mattcson nousc.
Do not mistake the number. my232t
, 1863-05-28

kW Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arisiDe fiom Specific causes, in both scxGs-new
aud relisble treatment. IN reports of the Howard
OF charge Address, Dr. j. gklllin Houghton,
Howard Association, Mo- South Ninth etrcet Phil
hdelphia, Pa. msy1o4M
, 1863-05-28

IkTom Tic ST LouIs KepublicaH4 z6In.J
Sale of !, SEQ ns unwashed at as1Sc, and wa:
at SEC.