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, 1863-12-25
Chicago @ribnt1e.


"Cau the sen give up It's dead?" Let no
one ask Or marvel more, Here is the de-
funct grave-diggcr Of the Chickahoniny
turning up again, and now formally Us the
candidate Of fhe National Conservatives,
VIC think they ca1 themselves "Would q
duck swims" And will he not como at
such bidding? Ofcoursc thers will be
letter from Little Mac gracefully offering
10 take the lead Of that army. When we
sadly remember that nothing under his
Leadership cver came to anything but gricf,
we look upon it as conservative order
for a coffin; dismal fate bespokcn !;
drawing On grim Death at sight. These
Conservatives met, thirteen strong, at
Rochester, some months ago, succeeded
more recently in doubling that number at
Cincinnati, and now at Philadelphia, in
some upper room at the Continental, have
made nomination. The half feathcrcd
chick has crcpt out Of its shell in the midst
Of winter. Long before the other brood of
Presidential candidates ~z1 brought out the
-atial~in-tno-anud chicftain will hare passed
Out Of sight.
Secretary Wel1es and the a1ron jobbcrs,"
as poor Miles O'Reilly would call them,
are still working well together, apparently
with tie sole purpose of justiiffy ing, by ap-
propriating in advance, the extravagant
sum called for by the nara1 estimates for
the coming year. The latest proposed issue
are the two 1nonstrous marine schemes IT.
1crred TO elsewhere in our Washington dis
patch Why not contract with these hun
=:ry fellows TO iron-plate the whole coast at
once and have done with it. 4 solid slice
OF sea beach covered with mail stands about
IL equal chance wit1, Secretary Welles's
fastest c1aft in catching pirates and block
nde runnera
The Dostonians have realized the splen-
did sum Of s140,o by their Sanitary Fair,
4 splendid sum, greatly increased by the
permit issued by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to import articles for sale free of duty.
There was fresh scare IN New York
Yesterday, and, among other effects, gold
7:cnt up TO 152 IL, at the intelligence that
Lee was en route for Washington. Gold
fell off ag1in as soon as the story proved to
bc bogus. =
It is not the first time TINT our special
dispatches have contained private state
ments Of fact similar to that VIC elsewhere
give in our Dcsaioines dispatch, calculated
10 throw some light on een&erp1ise Of the |
feccsh organ Of this city. It is very rare
indeed that our dispatches suit their COL
1lmns without alterations, but your coat
Trf ~ 4
, 1863-12-25
FROM PAUL.

lsFecsat Dispatch to the Chicago Trbnne.]
ST. PAUL, Dec. "a, 1883,
Gov. Swift has received authority to up
portion our quota by townships and wards.
This will compel the copperhcad towns, who
have scarcely sent 4 man, to the work. Re-
cruiting is progressing lively, md large town
and county bounties are offered. ALI but the
second ward in this city will be likely to I'LL
their quota By the 9Th Of January.
The War Department has refused to grant
the request Of the Governor to establish a
Military Hospital ut W1nona, owing to It's in
accessibility during the winter:
Cars On the st. Pau1 and Pacific Railroad
will run to Omoka tomorrow, but the for.
mai opening will not take place until next
month. 20.
We arc enfovinr eyca1fnnt s1efrh{nu
, 1863-12-25
nR0bl ChER0..T }YAR Tn
ARKANSAS UNION
TOKENS.
The Rebel Glleril;as in
The Southwest on
the Hove.
FROM DESMOINES--MAT-
TERS IN IOWA,
CONCERNING B0usTIEs,

WAsHNGTos, Dec II, 1853,
The Adjntant Generals office has teIe-
graphcd to all the army commanders that a
Law has been passed to the effect that no
bounties except such rs are now provided by
Law will be paid to any persons enlisted after
the 5th day Of January next. The only boun.
II provided by law is the one hundred dol
lars authorized by Sec. S, of the Act Of July,
1851. The commanding officers are accord
fng1y required to secure all the enlistmcnts
Of all the veteran volunteers possible before
July s, 1854, and give Immediate publicity to
the circular.
, 1863-12-25

WEsr Po1x1, Dec. pa great lest with
sslcrtul results. An iron target siI to cicht
inches thicl1, backed with Is inches Of I've
oak, WIS perforated and set on tire br 3 shells
containing ono gallon OF Greek drc cach.
The aperture made in the iron was IA inches
n diameter, and thc wood bolts terribly
hroken. The Ignition Was secured by impact
ana continued to: burn un1il c1tingaishcd
gun used was Al s.poundcr Parrott fac. 1'
, 1863-12-25
PROM NEW YORK.

NV aoHK, Doc e4.-Tlc Pvt says 1t is
Understood that five or sir arrests have been
aac nm, hon,6 On 9oard ths steamer George Cron-
",na,r u ~onno t'n IRON this port to New 0rleaus
ual Of some prominence in this o. nonanet -
There have also been selzures ~ ~ o.
quantities of arms, asnmunltion. Sc u dal
cannot now be made public, but a fo,r ia.ts
will dcyelope some facts in rclntton 10 f,,c 1ye y,
cent order for searching vessels leaving this d9
mort eAis
, 1863-12-25
FROM CihGlHNATi,

C1ao1ssA11, Dec 81, 1853.
3tn}or Genernl ". 7. Sherman, accompa-
nfcd by one OF two Of Ills personal staff, ar
rived III this city to-day on short leave OF
absence, to visit bis family. He was serenad-
ed tonight Mt the Durnet House, by the New
port Barracks Band. In response, he thank
ed those in attendance, and said he should
soon return to the field. He spoke rather
sharply Of one Of the Cincinnau papers, the
C1snmteeial, which he said had endcavoredfeo
malisn him. -
The receipts ut the great fair were very
large today-probably $2o, 900.
Brig. Gen. j. u. Shackleford Is expected
here fc.ynorro1r
, 1863-12-25

BosToE, Dec. IA private letter dated
Madras, Oct eth, says Spair s. Co. have r.
ceivel orders from Cape Town to advance
1o'uO rupees to the Alabama, andjthcy have
now daily expected. She will meet with
very cool reception from tho Europeans here
, 1863-12-25

New YonK, Dec. GA special dispatch to
the E"7etin in this city By the independent
telegraph says that Longstreet has Joined Lee,
and that the latter has crossed the Rapidan,
Meade FILLING back There have been several
furnishes with Stuart's cavalry.
, 1863-12-25
the cHlCKAAuAa,HY GRAVE
:, DIGGER ~.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-1t is understood
that the National Conservative Union Com
mittcc, now in session In this city, las reaf.
f(Imed the nomination of Major General Nc
Cle1lan for President, and Ex-Gov. ". B.
Campbell, Of Tennessee, for Vice-Prcsidcnt.
, 1863-12-25

ls2ccan1 Diepatch to the Chicago Tffbune.{
NAsH5nLE, Tenn, Dec. q, 1883.
+. Wing, for many years at the head of. the
Nashville bar, and subsequently. an active
and influential orator in the rebellion, has
written letter to relative in tho cltT ex-
pressing desire to return to his allegiance,
under the Presidents proclamation, and ad-
vising all his: friends to pursue the samc
course.
The enlistment Of colored troops progresses
rapidly.
An effort Is being made for permission from
the War Department to enlist colored but
ferin6. 80.
, 1863-12-25

st. Louis 1Iarket-Dec. ~.
Business again light on 'Chauge, More cheerful
feeling IN onE and conail lerabe lots haTo been dis
Posed e during tho Lat icw da but o. What terms
Ing to attract the attention OF ntllers-no 11otable
change IN t6e market. Corn md Oats both adranced
, 1863-12-25

4 ADDISON FARAIERS'MUTUAL
IN INSURANCE CONPANT,-Eot.ce ia hereby
Ei!en that the Annual ELECTION Of the Ocsss Of the
Addison Farmers Mutual Insnrarco Company viii
be held It the otce q TIC said Company ID ADDISON
on the second Saturday Of January, A. b. 1881 bcInv
the ninth DAY thereof. By order Of Directors,
deg uE1-2W HENRY D. FisCHEE. sec'r,
EOR THE HOLIDAYS.-Rich
presentation goods ut AKERLY 4, TOXINS,
rs Lax ssrsst ooe door cast Of CLARK splendid
slsSs Slit T. @ Wa,e ;1d r Plited Goods: EFery lndueene1t
1n3 LAKE STREET..
de25t11S .tEct AkEELY & TOBIE.
NOTICE.-The ticket holders in
IN the Rattle, At the
Washington Codeo House,
Last evening, arc hereby nolined thnt No. "a drew
The Piano, No. ~ tho Wax Wreath and No. l56 the
Wax Franc and C.se, &aet&xl$it
4 RAB1AN COFFEE.-One half
a The Qnsnt1ty of.hla Coffee needed to produce
beverage -
Equal in Strength and Flsyer
to that produced by Old dove1nment yays Sold at
twenty-five cents per pound. Ttyit dee2tssstnet
, 1863-12-25

TROMBLINTZ FARONTXTS
scraPletz @ IND stsEeo1tI at Esertt's. 137 Lake
ror i1 style acd finish. Photographic st proportion
asgly ley prieea. RAY MAS, Agent.
, 1863-12-25

TT L.A.COUNCIL No,lNORTH
~ . DIV1s1ON.zThe next mcetlng ofthe Council
Will take place on FRIDAY, January 9Th, 1884, At tho
Hall Of ths Good Templsrs In tho Bane building cor
ofEoEth Wells and Indiana Streets. Entrance In.
dnna street. dc23.t0031s
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FOR = A II E
OR
" R III ID H.!

E;n,,v o.res of iroes tome land on the Holidays
Eisu,y "r,es o' III. - 10, pascorJ, mar, of the
W. SSn,;;h iands-.bout 70 acres we'll ;imbered
"n', ataI mndsr Isn.e and IN hiob state of cul.
.;nat;an ~ ,h;s ;s NOW added 90 acres, with a
ar.h"rJ ,,tich v;.lded This year 80 bar.
, ,f ;;aar al lara. rnsntitv of arples besides
rt: on .a,a. Ia nx, N Tho turnnike and make the
La, h.J a,a. rrr, - ,oo acres.
t;., ,o,
ALeo,H 'iu'l .. 10 ,a''u III ,oI 49," ,,;,h " ,.,r,
tanning s.o acres a.,es s'Isa, ~ 49,, 60 81,
mouse, Tenant h'use, "o"u'e 's o' a"I .,nI, ,ha~a
MIL 'hefeo" e!ee'ea. AN,; a" "fp.s 49,, nnonartv
on-khowh as 'he "9hyuei l "n p,otn i
A Farm IN Bedford townsh'p, ownfa oy ooi"
hus"' ' aoou' io", On "".s ,.I ,n;,h H., honse
is" acres aoont oo acres e,1afeo' mnm ' actea
10y oa'h a"" CUR ..
also, an apple offnato 'neiep" ', o,,A
ne" 'wo s'o''e' NV no"se a'" -, Wi,
IN 'hf uo,o"sn oi oeui',v' :" ''iei p,'. 81, y
liam Spioel' s''nale or "tss - ia., on ,ao, f.,c.
., -, vi .o .t ,;.;,;,, c.,ry.
wnn 10Y ".use NJ a e.n, o,h p,r,,v in Inn.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-11
FOR SALE.
The undersigned offer at private sale the whole

The undersigned oHes al pIlNatS saic 'he ""o'
" CORNELIUS DEVoEE REAL ESTATE,
Corts;nine io all 500 acres of
LIMESTONE LAND,
in high state of cultivation. raere are abont 300
acres of this land cleared and under gool fence
Tne improvements are
4 Large Brick Dweiiing Hoase, large Bank
Burn, -TArsshing .Nachiae Shed. Cicper
House, T'eo Graneries, T'wo Tenant
Houses, 1aco Blsc1Smitt Shops,
and otter OFT Raadiags,
One large Orch0rd Of CHOICE FRUIT
There are Two SPRINGS. . WELL of never-fajl.
ing water md large CiSTERN upon the rremi'es'
This property lies in the wiz: Cresk valley,
near the terminus O.. the Connesvil'e Railroad,
twelve niles f.ar, Cumberland. Md. and is cnr oi
the most desirable properties f,r Investment il the
county,. II will h ro'i on terms CT onc-thitd OF,
delivery n possession and toe bslance n two equal
srnual payments. II is near 10 the coal mines, ma
king feel Il mastsr cr lit,le mo1'ent
hrpsess Jacob C. Devore. n. Buffalo Mills, BED
f,l roun.v, Pa. !: hC. Vickroy, Cnr o~rian' Val
ley, Bedford conrtv, Pa, OF James {. Dsvot', Cum
ber.anA, Nd, who are the executors OF Cornelius
Gsvore, deed.
August =, 1863.
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Yerriaic observation-disclosures
for the Million.

a most valuable and wonderful publication. A
wo,k Of 400 pages, and 50 oored engravinss. DR..
HUNTERS YAnE MECUM, an original and pop
u'lr ,resti on Man and Woman. their Physiology,
Functions, and Sexual disorders of every KIND with
Neyc,-Fsii,n. Remedies for lhe.e speedy cure The
nrsct,ce of DIR. HUNTER las long been, and still
s rubouraed but at the earnest solicitation Of nu
me ,cus persons, he has been induced TO extend his
medical nefuln, S. through the medium of his "VApE
M.cuM." ltis volume that should be in the hands
af every family in'the land, as preventive OF Sc
crst vices, or as guide for the a'leviation oil one
ct the most awful and destructive srourges ever
visited mankind. One copy, securely e.veloped,
will se Forwarded free of postage TO any part OF the
United States for so cents IN P. o. stamps, or three
copies for 81. Address. pot paid, DR.. HUNTER
No. Division Street, New York.
June 5, tsC3-iyw
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-11

BEAUTIFUL sun UMBRELLAS
Just opened a. e., CKAMEhs'
May 2e, 1853.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
SsDDIce, BIBLES AND HARNESS.!

Tie undersigned woull respectfully in'orm the
.itizens cf Bloody Run and yirinity, that he has
,ust openea out a nar shop f,r the manufacture OF
Sa4des. Brides, Harness aLd everything usually
m The sat,lety lire o. business. His ~ork vii! be
warranted as ZOO az the best ana as cheap as the
sheapest. H.uns hesn employed, for some time
in some of ne best manufac'orss in Piftsburs' ne
Gattars himse! that he atle 10 give entire sat
isfaction 10 all who may become his customer
The public are invited 10 give n!G cali. shof
next Joor 70 the store OF Captain WIN. States.
J w. L. LANTZ.
Bloody Run, June ~, 1893.
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They WILL CURE the above diseases IN ninety -Eine
eases ont of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop-
uarity of Hollands German Bttcrs, (purely vege-
table, hosts of ignorant Quacks and inscriptions
Adventures, have opened upon suffering humanity
the food gates of No.trums in the shape of poor
whiskey, viley compounded with injurious drugs,
and chiistened Tonics, S.omachics and Bitlers.
Beware of the nnumerable array Of Alcoholic
preparat ions peihorc botles and big bellied kegs
under the modest appelaton of Bitters; which, in
stead of curing, only aggravate disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-11

Thi. is now too we'll knowa 10 Sced eomnenda'ion'
Hartley WARRANTS every machine sold 20 come
Nj 10 lac REPRESENTATION. lie has sold to
hundreds sad has had NO Law SUITS. He's
sgent for the very best Farm Machinery and Cook
Stoves the genius Of nan has yet produced. ANY
person wanting Reaper, Mover, Cook s.'Ve, Grain
Drill, or Farm lmplcreat OF ANY DESCRIPTION
win end it to their interest to buy from HARTLEY
both as to quality of goods and pIice.
- tfl.' !. o. ~. .ts...'a
Bedford, Msruh 10, tsse.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-12-11

-at.s BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
See that the signature OF &c. NJ. JACKSON"
el The wEAPpER OF each bottle,
PrincipaI Office and Mandatory,
No. 63l; orch Street.
osi ts,H JONES g. EFaNE,
tSneeessors TO C. NJ. JACKSON u Co.,] PRopRIEToRs
: For sale by the Druggists in Bedford.
George B. Amick, st. Clarsyi,e.V ,tN
J. H. ksrddoilsrA Son, Bloody Run.
John S. Sehell, Schesburg. se sss~G.t
@. r. Bafndollar, Woodbefry.
June ~, iSes- ~.
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REBELLION AGAINST HIGH PRICES!
Revolution in Bedford!
T.. NT. FISHER

and "LlTTLE JOHN CO. have Just opened new
FANCY md DRY GOODS STOKE,
at the stand formerly occupied BY Samuel brown'
immediately opposite the Washington HOTEL where
they constantly keep on hand a very large assoi''
ment of
MusLlNS, CALICOES, GINGHAMS, &c,
and pay especial attention TO the sale OF
NEFDLEWORK, LADIES' COLLARS, CuIFo
AND UNDER SLEEVES, LINEN AND slLh
POCKET HANDKERCHlEFS, LADIES
HOSE. MlTTS AND GLOVES GEN
TLFMEN'S HOSE, WHITE
GOODS. Spool THREAD,
LADIES' HEAD DRESSES
AND Wells, FANCY SOAPS.
HOOP SKIRTS, JEWELRY, SHIRT
FRONTS, &C, &c. ALL OF WHICH
WILL. BE SOLD VERY LOW FOR Cash.
The publc are respectfully invited TO call and see
our stock before buying elsewhere.
+. NJ. FISHER Il L. J. c.
Bedford, May s, 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
FINANCp,L AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, June is-sP. N.


The v ews Of the rebel invasion Of Pennsylysnia
ssseV ed things to-day, and there was but little
sisp ,stion 10 operate Gold sold before the board
No nigh as l5o. From this point II dropped TO las
y the board, and lat in the street afterward. Al
tae second board il sold at las and closed at i've
p. NJ. a, about l4a. Exchange was as high ut one
time as l62; but the demand fell of, and IN ths
Afternoon there were sellers OF bankers pliis a.
$50. The very scanty supply OF news from WASH
hgtsIn and the vicinity, and the general ignorance
Of 'he movements Of the armies ON both hdes'
ka iuce operators to move w1th great caution
Money was in better supply to-day. The cheek
ehich speculation has met with has reduced the
.nnmber Of borrowers, and the inquiry for money
as bank has fallen of. Seven per cent Ia the re-
rular rate in open market for call loans; but many
Of the leading houses refuse 70 give more than
nix Debt certificates are lower; the new issue
sold this morning at two per cent discount.
The stock market opened very feverish this
morning. Before the board the leading stocks
were hammered with vigor, and Erie was done as
low as % and Pittsburg at 81. When the brokers
met there was pretty general inquiry for stocks
At these prices, and q rally Of "A a per cent en-
sued Comparing the first board prices with those
Of last evening, we note no change in Erie Cen
tFal, Hudson OF Harlem. The Western shares
were generally lower-Galsna ] per cent,
Toledo lH, Rock Island u, Michigan South
-srn l, and guaranteed "a. Governments
fell off Il per cent, and bonds were generally
bower. The. Mississippi and Missouri land grants
declined per cent. and were offered at the price.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates were steady. At
the close Of the session the market was feverish;
but at the one p. NJ. call there was general,
though slight rally, there being pretty fair de-
naand for Erie and Pittsburg at the decline. In
tho afternoon the market was generally rather
bower, with more disposition 70 sell stocks Erie.
however, was steady. The following were the
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS. q ..

Bxis cL.asscr Ph,nncy before yspcea captured BY
prvstecr Florida RIO Jsne'ro bound W Baltimore
and had ballast Of ecaee. she taken May about lao
mes on Pernsbaco and ths oosss and crow landed
by the Florida Perpsrnbnco the sh OF May An Eng
hrs had been chartered his 18Th ult to bns
York is o."nsns 10 vessels capsured By the Ala
barnA aud floridA, ,.ft rug. fr--......ra gnt4f
ro L. roo t oaSaes Io,a. cssna. s-y ni
~. little wssF on Tho s,h she win bs sIamaed
sa Bns ArrorISy, Ssson IRON, BALTIMORE April ~ far
o o. 'n .oas .Sa Of 'SS sa
lsh uL Crew Oil saved vesss aud cargo insured n B~i
H.,o A.ron L.ysxyes, from n.ssmoaa, ". ter sai.'.
more pr, into r.rsnd iss ins' 70 se isss. Ssvnf been
RIO Jas,ano, May s-Ths Esacns. TAsana. from Liver
sSS sSs .ss "A .s ssy fS soa As 5 bee. |
commended 70 dsehsrss for more minut. srsmiasaon
Notice 60 Mariners.
HH Tafrrv Housv borpos. June a. Iss
On s'i 10 s soIs sss Ia sss Ss ss
'G r.. ss Sas, Ss.s is' .s $ 7 ss lss & low .
"s os n a.,s aSes.s sssss: %:s sc,rs ScS n.y.
Ss:..iss Sss.ass sss. s:,ss wv r'a' "sw w
Brig Pavilion. Handy New Bedford issA n. for
S.S sss vi: s 81 G' ~. N s ..a = . s
ss 3 a.ssy .s ss e gss d. a: !.
Bsrs Simrod o-rk o. sB sss seosen NAY ~ c1 flores
''''"' ~ ''' spoA.a. A..
.,seper cssmopa aisa, tor rsr. Roys, Sc juus n,
slp fd.Ii. fr,n Liverpool fcr syorE s.y 70 IA, 20 ~
SHIP fes.hon,ss iaa:oo. frOm Boston for soms,, Av.n
s.Y slstiaS s ST y L''''0o is' o.i''. ADt
,is 4y ss n.isSS p : g 4 ss ); '' s''' '' '"'a''
Slip ssen Robertson, from kcuio,ssso Tor Noulu-in
sap b.iIss,,s' rTs..s; nDm Evorx FOR M.u'.~aso.
saio Coz rners SsinneII sp.nc.r fron. tasen for k~
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
cOKPORATION NOTICES.
CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
- CiTY ISsrgcroRs DEPARIxR

SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
- CiTY ISspEcroRs DEPARrxRSrl
kyw YoRK, june H. 1868. =
By resolutions of the Conucn Council tho ciiy Now
lork approved by his Honor the Mayor the City fns
has resumed the duties OF cleaning All the
which ha heretofore embarrassed the operations OF this
ty Inspector the the
including the removal OF ashes aud garbage with the whole
his disposal .... .l.st. ..-
The of this oy can materially aid and as.,m
condition and 10 that end he most earnestly cas their
tsntion the necessity Of pntng stop the following
DALI violations OF u Q laws and ordinances viz
FrsThe throwing OF ashes garbage and nth upon the
sireeis.
second--TAe habit Of merchants Ac. In permitting
shavug and other substances used In packing be
The placcd upon the sidewalk, from
whenc. |, Is soon scattered over The street
ThrdThe daily sweepings and shops being
thrown kc and inste al uf being placed
receptacle ~ be taken by carmen
Fourh-rh- placing the alth taken yards
and &c ars aud rubbish and old material from the repair
ing OF huildncs
Pfih-The throwing ints the and cutters norous
impure apd offensive liquids and Substances
The corission Of OF the above s not only d.
violation oi the laws and ord sbjecting the of
edss and rarde ihe Keeping OF clo srsc's rendering
The york dicuii OF succnssfu operaon. while largely in
Errry suart xa r made nv tho City Inspector 10 have
earnestly and confdeutly hcpee and looks for the
OF al Of putting
end ~ the violatiops above enuaersted. :
cory efs several ordinances referred 10 win be ien
OF each dsenn ng hou-e. -rf
Ash carts wi pass through the Of the several
(sundAys exceped1. TO collect ashes garbar-
Ac Cy desires that every neglect
oondgc the part % he drivers q such carte street
Chsibsm srv-t sad n shall be promptly rcuedie1. -a
10y 't.h DANIEL y DELAvAN. CITY inspector.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Wheat opened buoyantiy, but quite heavy toward
the close. The days sales embTaced 80 900 bushels
at 81 81 Sc for red and amber Western winter 81 80
81 ~ for Milwaukee club and amber spring and 81 20
10 for Chicago springs and 81 70 for white Genesce
Corn unsettled with sales Of 90 900 bushels including
mixed Western 7sc. SOC. for sound, and 74c ,7c.
Tor unsound, and 7so sic for yellow aud white West
ern Oats IN good demand at 7ec. Sic. Rye was
and active 81 03 81 05 There bush
sold at these dsares Barley and barley malt were dull
CANDLES we're dull and heavy at old quotations.
Corsxs Rio was in fair demand and 400 bags were
reported sold, partly at 30c sic. Tho transactions
other kIuds limited closing with prime RIO, 81
good sotsc a8lc fair, 2e,sc SOC; ordinary, 2skc
bags. aehc. a S7c.; Marscaeo, alc. a9c. ;
Issuayrs ana 81. Domingo e7c 2sMc. stock Of Rio
mats 1880 lava government, bags, 14a7; Maracaibo
bags, 5000 isguayra, bags. $50 -. romngc,
! $40 Total mais and bags III ss7.
Corros advanced 10 SIC a5sc. for mddngs, wih sales
and resaes of 2 zoo bales.
shipped 900 bbS Of nour At 10. Cd, 25 900 bushels
corn al I'D Sd and 500 packages PROVISIONS part .,
steamer, NJ ass To Lerdou 600 bbls. -four ut 3s. To
Cork two of gram for 10 %. S. To
Britol Z, 900 bbls. -four At %. I'd.
Har wss in good request si SOC 81 for North river
aos ooptnsed in demand q, i5c CSC for last years
Mrus--Ths prfncirsi business has been In refined
ingct pper at zoe. ana pig lead al shc.
Aostss was quiet, without any remarkable alteration
NAVAL Srohye inactive nj previous prices
ons.--petro'eum wss IN more denapd and advancing,
crude closing pp to sc. 2slsc, other kinds IN
moderate request, without change in valre.
pscvn;oxs-rers was NJ 10 sil 30 sll 10 for old,
fl2 50 tl2 "a for ness and go rs fii 80 for
prime with alcs Of 200 bbs Reef inactive with
sales OF only 225 bbb ~ ~ 10 I'll 70 fr p,in, spd
Sl2 SO fis rs FOR extra Lard Arm Mt Nc
i0Lc With sales OF 210o packages OF cat meats 400
packages sold 1T <c Sc for shoulders aud 0.sc
IKE. TOR hams. Bacon sslesbe NJ SIC. Tc. 900
toxes changed hands these rsies Butter aud cheese
were unzltered
Rsa--ssss Of ise bags kat India were eseo.ed at
20. sac fN.
SgEvs qu. ct but steady.
sucars ws<e dull with salcs o. only sio bhds and lac
boxss y; IJNc aI5 &c. for New Orleans, and 1910.
II &c. Tor Cuba . Il, Il ......rt. ,.-. .tr fl fH
TaiOw sN A1ssd TO iic II 10 with sales Of leo ,ooc
ms t Irf.rr.e
s1jeub,e aud rrrn
TprAcco.-The dmand continues srM limited. sales
i7o hhds AesAaoky At lsc 2ic. IS cares sod
es. 25c. ,.-.s...f
we1w Nss no te>i4isc +5c., with sales Of $50 bbls.