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, 1863-06-25
NEW YORK DIRT GOODS MARKET.
From the Economist, Goth iust.1

[6rom the Economist, Goth fust1
BROWN suEET1Sas AND SumTMos.- Standard
shcetings are desirable and not freely offered
There Is more disposition to buy this week, and
she1 ptces Hhas has been that M tSeae soos
pssss .4 and @
fEst class standards clostag this evening at sc
B!E4cEED suEET1Sas AND SH1RTEGs.-Stan-
ngo, but not qHotably higher. Goods arc not so 30
freely offered, and come outside holders ask a5xc
ior Lonedale, put We do not hear OF my sales ADORE
goode,have sold at higher prices, and many styles
three weeks e agg: The lobbing priee of fonsdaie
sse: New York Mills Wamsntta, and II VILLAIN i s.
vile remain 1nchanged-37H, 30 and 23c respect.
lively, MiilA jobbed at CSC; Boot 2sXc.
~, srnirEs. T1cks AND DEs1As.-The1e are vesy
this week. Oxford denims are advanced to Tc.
but beyond this VIC have little to report. In addi
t6n 6 wRat T. y 99F PtIee Te quote Old
ola shetaeket IS stripes &e; ssteTvte '1 den8s 9
27Hc. Everett stripes should have been quoted At
sic la: Neek, instead Of faaeessc The figures we're
CoT1oNApEs.-Afa fair amount Of activity contfn-
been advanced sXc By some parties, and have ~ sold
n as saS aaEnss s. aSea at this Rs9 o M 4 DO f. m
place Of eatinets, which remain high.
PRINTING CLoTus.-g4xH are1aAc
PENTs-Therc ia a little moro movement With
the commission houses to supply the wants Of the
trade, which holds ont longer than was expected.
There Is no change q prices with Light coloEs with
either first or second hands. Dark colors are very
jobbere. American dark cannot be bought by the
piece now under 1916, while most holders ask TIC.
Dutchess cannot be had under 74Hc.. Constitn-
tional arc lie and upwards. Indeed, dark goods
generally under 15c, have been advanced &c. The
agente Of Aliens offer dark goods at TIC Hhen buy
call for them, and have sold some but are max
ing no slowJ Jet: salcs were to 60 ont Of town.
dtneha1ns and lawns remain unchanged.
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET.
From the Bulletin, 2oth lnst-l
NotWithstanding The lateness Of the season.
goods at pretty firm prices. Auction sales are
about over, and, as dealers begin to realize that
n not aFe
cure supplies. The sssostmenta OF standard cotton
arc Fe ard Il order
come necessary torRneack half the iobbing houses
In Boston. Hence, with the increased f1Emness in
the cotton market, and brisk speculative demand
week, the prices Of heavy do1aesfica have gener. |
ally advanced 143c, and the tendency Is still up
Tse future range Of prices. however, must de-
eTenta, and the most fatetghted IN cir
cles are ut 1oea to state any well grounded hypo-
thesis touching the subject and deem 1t the ,9iseat
y await further developments. Heavy standard
sheetings are somewhat irregular, but
c5G3oc among 1obbers. Bates a. bleach
ed are firm at 2sc- sh,Fting widths hare also pro-
Ing At ss@s75c; and heavy Stripes, Ticks and /
1enims are higher and nearly out of tho market. |
cambrics are IL demand at 141{c. Print cloths hare
advanced to 1SHc, which Ina hada Strengthening |
, 1863-06-25

effect upon the Print market. New fall styles Of
Spragues and Pacifcs arc selling at 1Sc
ffom fret hands, and DunnelIs md Aliens ut II,
It Is reported that New York house has lately
offered i9c for 1C0 cases OF Cochecos, an induce
ment for those mills to resume the manufacture Of
their popular goods. Light Prints are getting out
Of season, and the stocks arc well reduced.
The market tor Dress goods Is Eather quiet e1-
cept for Eome fayorite styles Of foreign fabrics Of
which the fmportations have been light, and Of
sooner than expected OF desired. The demand
still continues 70. black mantil1a silks dsab Alps
cas-, and fancy Mozambiqnes. Plain French De
LANES of bright co1ors are also in request.
, 1863-06-25

The market for flour WAS very weak, aud only =
$50 h1ls and Is sacks country at 90 for superne,
4.60 for single extra in barrels, $2o for single
extra IN sacks, and 60 for choice double extra.
I'M grades were lower, ranging from eaeG3l.l8 per
bu for fair fau to choice. Corn WIS held higher,
but only three or ourlots taken at 6Oa31c for
for mixed and yellow, and sc for white. The pre-
vailing price for oats nc, at which price 15o
sacks were taken A few email lots brought high
er figures. We heard Of no sales OF rye.
Nothing trinspired in provisions. 4 lot OF 200
pkgs lard brought 7xc . b. Whisky WAS held at
tic, with come sales. but the market wa. slow at
the price. Hay brought 81 g 100 rs delivered.
Hides were steady at 15c . b fordry flint. Flour
barrels brought 40c.
, 1863-06-25
CHICAGO DEFY GOODS MARKET.


- WEp~r.DAr :EyESISo, juno "a, 1868
The excitement and activity which we noticed
in Our last review, continues unabatc, and for the
scaeon, goods arc moving Off rapidly. The demand
for domestics is active, and the stocks here are
much reduced; In fact, the obhers tell us that It
is almost impossible to obtain goods Of any de-
strablc style, as manufacturers hare Withdrawn
their stocks in anticipation Of an advance. The
country is bare OF stocks, and the retail dealers
are buying up freely, SO much 60 that several
brands Of goods arc not to be had at any price.
In New York the excitement has run up very high.
and Heavy Sheetincs arc now held at aeBc. Prints
are also held At psoportionato advance. In view
Of theec circumstances, VIC may as we'll inform
our readers that the annexed quotations are for
the day only.
taxxI.- .,nla sr.uia
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Total, $40 2st2s es. X,

10Ihl--.-.. e!lu a1l95 s53 70 80. ,... $50.
The receipts during the past twenty-four hours
amounted to 5,1ss brls -four, 1851 bu wheat, ee9-
Isl bu corn, Al s0l bu oats and 1850 bu rye. Tho
shipments were rs follows: $40 br1s donr 20 4a5
bu wheat and a5s, so bu corn.
There was good attendance On 'Chanso to-day,
and the general markets were quiet and easier,
except corn, which was buoyant and active.
The Wheat market declined 1c per bushel-with
rather more actiVity-No. Spring selling at SLOT
01,oek; No. Spring at s919axc; and Rejected
Spring at fa@7cc. The market ut the close was
quiet but firm at the decline named.
The Flour market IVES dull and heavy, with light
salee Of winter extras at $5,25l6!75, and spring
extras at s50G5.60. Supcrane brands were in
fair demand at s3 3o0Q4.t0
The Corn market advanced Ac per bushel, and
wae unusually active and buoyant-with sales OF
about 875, 600 bushels at 50O504c for River High
Mixed a1oat; 4911@49Kc for River and Canal
Mixed aaoat; 49c for Yellow Corn In store 471k@
4sc for Mixed Corn In store; md 4eH0467<c for
Rejected Corn in store. Tho great bulk Of the
ealcs were at 4sc for Mixed and 46Hc for Rejected
in etorc-at which figures thu market closed
steady.
Oats were quiet. and under continued 1lbcralrc-
ccipts, the market declined 1c per bushcl-,with
light eales at 5Gl57c for No. In store. The de-
mand by shippers ia very light, and there ia little
or no speculative inquiry.
Rye was quiet at &c. Barley was neglected.
H'ghwines were frmer and moro activo-with
snles Of $50 brls night and this morning TIC
buyers at tho c1o.e generally offering only 41Hc.
Mess Pork was more actise-with sales OF 200 b.ls
city packed at sta and Gas brls old country Mess
Pork onp.t.
Bulk Meats were neglected. Tal1ow quiet at o4c
for country.
Frtights were &c lower-with liberal engage
nsnts, at 8Gsc for corn, aud &c for oats to Buda-
10 14c for cora, and for wheat to oswego; and
lac (Canada currency for wheat to Montreal
There were but few Cattle in the yards to-day,
and they were not very attractive. Tho rebel raid
In inPcnnsy1vania has caused Government contrac-
tors to suspend operations till further instructions
The market WAS unusually duh, and tended to low
c. prices.
logs were in active demandand firm, With 1Ibe-
1al sales NJ $4.10@4.50.
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New York Leather m.rket-June a2.

NEW 1ofK Ie31uef 104fKHl-V HuV .sss
Measre. B. D. Hull i Co. say: In the market for
hem1pck sole We eau report no material change.
throughout the week. The inqairyis not confined
to buyers from any one section, though the bulk
OF the business Is done with Eastern manufacturers
and dea1eEFFa fair number Of whom have been in
the market during the week. Buyers continue to
find 1t difficult 10 supply themselves with desirable
parcels, owing to the meagte atock In the Swamp,
and invoices 10 arrive are eagerly taken when Of
&c on most descriptions, and at the close are firm.
Prime oveEwefghts, being sought after, command
relatively higher rates than other kinds. For oak
sole the demand continues active at full and very
drn prices, with mcagre eapp1y In the market.
Upper in the rough Is in falr request, without
change In rates.
, 1863-06-25

LIFE ksURAKcE.-The following card
speaks most eloquently for that most excel
lent and reliable Institution, the Home Life
Insurance Company. We commend it to the
pcrpsal Of our readers:
, 1863-06-25

[EF0M the BufHDgton Ha"kE5e' 1o1.J
Wa in the southeast corner Of the State have suf.
fered more nom the drouth than any other part Or
iowa. On our recent trip to the Capital Ee Oh, .,
the ernwinc crops all the way to DesAoiues. Del
ecates nom western Iowa informed us that they
had had enough rain and that their grain and haJ
rrnns il that section were looking drst rate.
, 1863-06-25

EouED POSTAGE STA1ps.-The holders OF
certificates for soi1ed postage stamps, depos~
tied for redemption, are requested to present
the same at the Post Office for payment, be.
fore the LIST Of July next. About fifty of
these certificates are yet outstanding, and 1t
is desirable to have the matter closed without
further delay.
, 1863-06-25
WILEY & CARY,
Law OFFICE

CH1EAHU. u41.- CLEVELAND. OHIO
Marine Bank Building. American Bnildtng,
viii Esve thtIr undivided attent:on to Marine and
Commercial Law. aHd particularly case4 OF Colts
ion. Insurance. Contracts Of Afreightneut prati1r
PAPER etc. connected With Vessels
OFFICE o. 1ua ACrCAI 1ss. Co. oF RCTyA1o.}
HCFYALo- May 18th. lSit-
Gader.ta1opg ,nat the law 1lm q Mes.rs w11Lxr
rar ch once In Chicago nike great pleasure In say-
fig that during y long residence T. ,nst eisy w
1 conGdently recommend them 10 the commercial
rublic drm who hare larEe a.d successful prac-
]. l., WEaTHELI4f. Secretary.
Refer to Stephen claEJ. HinefY 1Isndy. sol T.
Ehepher6. te2+G61zSs 4tp
, 1863-06-25

LARcErr.-Mlchael McNamara WIS yester-
day held to bail in $500 to appear at the Re-
corder's Court, to answer to the charge Of
stealing eight dollars worth Of old lumber
from the cellar Of ". Il. Carter, on Randolph
street, near Dearborn. The bonds no. being
obtainable 41cEamara WAS sent to the County
jail to await trial.
, 1863-06-25
.3nr Gals

TOR SAI,E-Safs, Safes. .Au as
u eortiuent Of the celebrated MA1IASD aATEs viii
be sold at grent reduction from former prcts. TO
close conAIEaMent. Prices range from $3 $50,
and they are The best safes tn the makes. Wanted.
which the ley has been accidentally 1cst Indurs 1t
A6 Lake street, or atd1ezs Post Of1ce Boz S33.
, 1863-06-25

a NEW FREE CuAPEL.-Ne nre glad to
know that efforts are being made to build q
free chapel, on the North Side, and to trans
fcr;to;it the North Market Hall Mission Sab
bath school and meetings, hoping thereby to
reach large portion Of the laborins men and
sailors who are now neglected. Mr.. D. L..
Moody is now calling upon our citizens in be-
half Of this noble work. The liberal response
already made insurcs Its success. The land
has been purchased, andE the building will
shortly be commenced. Among the subscrip-
, 1863-06-25

AssAul1.-A German saloon keeper, living
On the corner of Market and Madison streets,
Ras brought before Justice Med yester-
dny, for IN aggravated assault upon James
Prcngle, q newsboy, with 1ager-bIer mug.
For that offence, md for resisting tho Off
Ger who made the arrest, he WAS fined 81 and
rns{s
, 1863-06-25

E- Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers, their families
aud others, see the Ausical Union Excursion ad
ve.tisemtnt, A day Of recreation. to visit the
country o!fercdIto ALL on the asth Of june. Trains
leave the Milwaukee depot hourly, for Forest Bay,
retrr, at g. & and o'clock p. m. No confusion,
10 crowded cars, ample and convenient arrause-
mems fer all. ie187t.
, 1863-06-25
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. June a4, 1868.
The Drng market continues active and prices re-
main steady. There is no material change since
our last review. We quote:
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Lake Freights Mt C1eEe1and-Junc2 23.
Grain fteights are steady and unchanged, with
Oswego, At 8Hc: schooner c. J. Roeder, wheat to
Buffalo, at4c; and schooner Zephyr. oats to BufEalo
, 1863-06-25

The amount OF oats III store was asreported incor
rcctly in this mornings issue, through typo
saphseal error. It should reaa 5G4 317 bu instead
of aEa ATT hu
, 1863-06-25

Seeds in New York-June 22.
Glover seed Is in very moderate request, and Is
quiet, get firm, at A11Dc. Timothy seed fs In lin
tied demand at 2 per btu for good to prime.
Rough Flax seed is scarce and firm, with moderate
Enles at g. 6s5f per bu Of 50 ponds. Calcut-
tn inseed has sold more freely In Boston at $3aGb
8,H1k.
, 1863-06-25

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, June II, 1853.
e r A. grass, so.a IN stose"s reported y
aa s. 2 saer e. ,<st e a9si 81. ' Saa
Tor Me grain to liz setter. V1en d irdnsGctionis Is
.nads Y ,shleA Me sees rays a.s storage, tts r.
t3ss are aaotta a. a:,, M ens
st1ted.
FRE1GHTs-Deelnedx &c per bushcl, The en-
gagements were as follows: ITO BUFFALO: Props.
chsasa sS1n and Se M se1 Se aas at ST. ssa a eo
atsNc; prop. Empire State: bark Chcnango, schrs:
Midd'essz snd Darling Waye-an with corn, ct
corn, at 14c: echr. Maple Leaf, With wheat, at
14Kc. To Mos7nEA:-Prop. Magnet, With
wheat. at 14c-Canada currency.
bf1a Market da saes ere II liz bls Ptopiss
brls unEonnd winter extra at s5;25; SO brls good
se5o; 1bris r;aife Qpcen,' 1s supefst 4oe; 20 %
D's iGsR szRe's 81 bfs s Dried"
DRAN.-a0 tons Bran in bulk On track at s1s.oo.
NHEAT-Receiyed, %, 377 .bn; shIppsd, ,a6,-
425 bu. Market declined 1c per bushel and rather
ne4 ae1s Il Store ssss b 81 fa I'd
bouses, @ s ID % sfs} ~ os soee b ado DO
a. D. 'e COS @ snd % ToEth sida Gossesj At aic &c
hu do tin s; D: co's( at s9c; 1,gobu Rejected ea
4l0 ba do at IKE; 400 bu do lin A. D. & co's) at
coRN-Recei.ed, 22es7 bu; shipped, esatoso
saies I :A,s,coo bu River Hish Mixed aost at 50Kc;
6t00 bu DO at &C.; 6,000 bn River Mixed adoat at
1870; 1900 bn Canal Mixed atioat at 494c: 1900
Mixed Corn in store 1t 4sc;, 500 bu do at
47Tc; ,000 bn do at47Ac;;4, goo bu Rejected Corn
r. f. stoas at 4es *! s5G By DO at 4e 400
OATS-Recefyci. A. 1M bn Market 1c lower
, 1863-06-25

GoYERNHENT aToCKs,
Government stocks steady.
Uses 81, c...... .109K 7s0s....... .106h@10sH
BrosE1-Eaey at C@7 per cent.
Sterling Exchange dallat156O166K orarst-class
bills.
Gold without decided change opening at 14sx,
and cloaing qnietat 143A. -'@>''
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nv Live stock market-Juue 1l.

AIbany Live stock market-June q.
Beeyes-Rcceived 2652 The market opened
siderable improvement In the demand to supply
the Eastern markets.: This being indicated eatly,
holders succeeded, at the opening, Ii
not long before it became apparent that the Nav
Workers wcre not at all disposed to pay tho
advance, and q slIght reaction took place. prices
quality IL somewhat above the average, and this
tact boIng taken into consideration 1t can hA,dly
, 1863-06-25

Toledo Grain market-Iune 23.
Whcat-Reccived. 41,909 bu. Market quiet. No
desire on the part Of holders to press sales.
CoEn-Received, 10,9A bu. No sales reported.
, 1863-06-25

AI III 1s1-NV
For Sale.

Tho LAWRENCE Republican. Weekly Newspaper rub
paper Ill 10 in szs the odest paper In the place and
ona ol tue Oldest and best established n the sass-
SEAL Hand Pes. and Wes' Cssd anu nt,asaTr "
pTtssr aS one y All q o!s s.
Small Plea for bookwesk- beades inl set"h,. 5r r..
wei esa6rshed advance pay sa6sep r. s1'o1
Job patEepaee and ne once Is ~ ;ba aaty seit
douglass eourty the seat Of re naint IN I'd
ard the most thriving tn,er!ce ousln 81 msn Of an
ersy md bnsiness capacity Tas III sS ~
at nrsGar Atdsrs. ses u tat''' sslE W3-;tl ftw
, 1863-06-25

Salt In New York-June ~.
The auction prize sale included 100 sacks Liver
pool ground at $1.25, and 10 do Turks 1sland
III Sic.
, 1863-06-25

be said that holdcrsare doing better than they dd
1ast week We met with several who Thought tnst
they did not do farthing better. The market
closed lansuidly, with several hundred head M
sold: which will 80 through to New York In ds't
, 1863-06-25

NIlItt FAMILY REconD, surrounded by the
Lords praye1, executed with pen in over thirty
different styl-s Of lettering and hourishjng Prico
81. Port paid Uoo to trrtte 1a1inly, raRadly, ed
1dniIy. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions
: Address THoS. E. HILL, Waukegan, Ill.
may1tr4Qt
, 1863-06-25

~ F. E. Risby, 50 Randolph street, ia selling
Paper Hungings ut lees than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
mDet lfht tol feYn1s iH1AHEs
, 1863-06-25

IFrom the CincinnaH ComMEft1a1s 23u'I ~
A sampIe OF Alabama White Wheat, grown bJ
AL Brsmble, Of this county. taken from ,.a ned
hi6ited J e Ton On Change. The grain was uneommon]y
tine, and 1t is expected will weigh more than TIE Il
came seed did last Nhsn Il va g s to the
seed. he also exhibited bunch Of the heads Of
come ordinary White Wheat-green-which were
badly emutted. This evil, be says, prevails quito
universally in his Observation-Disclosures PlalnT1lle.
, 1863-06-25
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO

9 @F Ts HsSss saasse,
feP sss sse,
l1ep Ss Gttsa6o t. Penney Buffalo sandries
POP tis@outh. Dicssen. buffalo. sunasies
P1epp Pcp Sisgara. st l. MeiasSss: I G@oletieh. @
s 81 a.
@ e:ss aSa2Ss %s; sanss r. 4 IL; 20 eds
scaz Eesten. Paine Erie. IS tons coal.
sehE 1essEo GosaIsa FqI: os7 ego. 2ao lumber. 90
sehz Al: atle Palmer. Grand Haven. 3 lumber. 50
schr a5oen Hss77ns ssheboyEaa 1e N shtzs1es. 81
sehr Nsrs Ls.l Curtis osweso. 13o tons Coal. pae
sssE sE sss Rssks5 wst Bier 2see X
ssel e aoeF
schr Reyo1vitg Light Eead. Buffalo, 1a5 lumber. 30
@ ss &s,csu@ q. Sasio. 81 s.1 Is lumber, q els
.cnr tssi dse tIe% IL
schT Lizzie E:atoop. Wharf. Auakeson. Is N lumber.
ses. TloT ses brown, Erie so9 tons eesl; ,.n,,,
scht Nsgie. Hayes. Grand Haven, 50 N lumber. Is N
scar Ydl5a, Dohezty, Mus4egea, Is II lumber, 10 n
Rchr TNneIs Durke Muskegon ssn lumber. IS m .a.h
schr Sec Pa51ngton. FlacS. Muslegon lis lumabr.
schE Venus, thompson. Mnskegon, 50 eds alahs,
sch1 sasnE. snsthells St Joseph, eds wood 5000
sSehs l1dustfy, nsmel. St Joseph. Is eds wood,
scef EfeecoM. Aoama. 1t Joseph. 50 eds wood.
sehr Sn's 5aas lqnlsa Mu5!y s. JeaeRh aeds wood.
schr Carrie Roodford. Uphsa. RudaIo. 10 eds wood.
8 G0 staves from Fox 4laads ~"'
FL a.!sxea PsH Psli fas5S Baasle. s74 prs s.1
Echr Write cloud. stss,ton. klugstoa $50 II luuber
s1oop Union: Moran, 81 Joseph. eds xooa. LOO pu
stnr Comet ,o;r,n @EAEED 41a E;Ea2
TTcp 5seEsis Gsapaan osdensbufz. s.z @ bss -four.
Prop Seaale pouslass. Dnaa,o. 1900 ou corn, 1000
Prop Sile Aq6t Buffalo. eco bu oats. 10 brss -four.
Prop Ssetsns Langley Buffalo, Is 90 ba corn. ,obrs
Prep E@pi!a ssate. Brett. buffalo, Is 900 bu co.n,
Prop ontonago1 Evans. GodeEich, au bu corn. 500
Prop Keaosha ae%s aedsFieh ID corp ss
bris aour. 200 tides. 18 br;s alcohol. su1driss
narE Facing. Sto1e. Pensaukee:
bMK sunnytiee 9, Coase. Iuftaio. l3,5;s bu oats.
Bark Pride OF America Fltzglhbons. Pert Colbornc,
schs Easco, Wood. Buffalo, u, 900 bu corn.
sclr Monsoon. Dykes, Buffalo. 1850 ba corn.
Echr Cuba, Clidesaale Buffalo. 90 bu wheat.
seT se faa4E bSo pq
scaE Flying Cloud. Boriand. Oswcgo. 1900 bu rye.
scnr AaIvett Queen. TAFT Buffalo II .6o0 bu corn.
schr D Davy, Hurst. ki5gatonL l8 ooo bo corn.
, 1863-06-25
ffouu0.

EOUND-On the 18th inst,
Roll Of Bills. The owner caa obtain the .sms BY
ealing Rt u West keazie. identifying end paying
ctHrRes je5} gG2t It
, 1863-06-25

Montreal NIarkets-Juue ~.
Received, % :eG2 bu wheat and 0,5a5 brls dour.
Business on the Corn Exchange was exceedingly
dull and prices remain unchanged 4 lot of6O0 bills
ffcsh ground -four brought $40. and some 11.ooo
, 1863-06-25
The Alleged frauds, DC.

LAl1Vt5 1EtOuuGs
AZ 1tee nts ea published in Your pape. o9 tue 1s
tend to excite prejudice against nc, in the minds
oftGose with whom. am not personally acquainted.
matter was ii court. whcEc desired speedy hear
Ing. But the case has beon continued TIL next
term, and shall wait for a development OF facts
picte vindieation than any statement 1 can make.
All desire is to set myself right before COM
munity in which hare 1ong lived, and whose con
and still hope to retain, conscious Of doing no
wrong or injury to any one Intentionally; State
mtnt Of facts wonll axonesate me from blame, but
will not trouble yon with details At present. l
will only ask the opportunity ofdenyfng the charges
in your paper. which have been ono Of tho means
resortcd to By these sumo Jnstiecs, who have COM
menced this prosecution eole1y to compel mo to
pay another mans debts, which do not intend to
do. A similar process was tried in court below.
It failed, as this will surely fall.
~ Instantaneous and etdeaeIous cures of
corns, Hun!ors and Diseased Nails, without pain
dollar per com. Read the following certificate:
DR.. Kendall has removed several corns from my
feet can speak of the efficacy Of his operations,
having had experfenee Of his systetn OF treatment
for twenty years, ard believe It to be the only
W1111Ax JAMES WHITE,
Chicago, a4th June, 1868. 90 Westinghouse
Thousands sfni1ar to the above can be seen at
OIufFt NO. Ilbtk1 AlAIk EtsEEtf cur
ner Of Washington, during this week. Separate
room for ladies.
k% Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific eanses, in both ee1es-ncw
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of tue Howard
Aesocfation-ecnt in sealed letter envelope free oi
charge. Address. DR.. j. Sktltsn Honghton, How
urd Association, No. South Ninth street. Phila-
delphla, Pa jc19lw.
US1ox MEErMo.-The,e will be meeting OF
the Republican Union Voters Of the 12th Ward this
evening at Conrad Folks, corner Of North Avenue
Questcd.
~ F. +. Risby, 50 Randolph street, ia selling
Paper Hungings ut lees than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most libttal terms, jssAwks
, 1863-06-25

Ocean FreIshts Mt montreaI-1une r..
Four Thousand barrels Of dour are reported en-
gagged for Liverpool at IS Cd, and q vessel taken
up for London at Is Cd for graiu and s. Cd for dour
, 1863-06-25

Balance to credit Of income account. $71a,6s8.53
The total earnings for the year ending May 81,
1861, WAS 81, ,S6I FL q, and for the year ending
during the paef yeaf of $sss.ai9 IS: ~ A.e1'1''
count, nte s, more than the earnings, show-
ing that amount less Of earnings to be outstaad-
isist and aeesaneous sarnjnra nm fpaessnge5' n s4g
1871, show an increase over 1892, Of s46t, ,6t076
The earnings from passengers, which has fallen
Of or about g pei cent. over last ycar car
The 1oca1 passenger earnings hare increased 81
per cent. and the th1onsh ID per cent: With the
as p6ssse EEL ss We an H. H.
creased expenditure Of only 4123 leaving Of
the former sum $4el, ,9:0. a Us net increase.
in operating expenses I has again been Esaneed and
ID much grcatef ratio than That Of the iacrcase in
nss en ns o M s @
have Seen ina1eased nom i:al cents to ss ceats.
q opstating e1pcnses has fallen hrom 43.i to 4o.4
@sess @ and nd sss a e. sR
ing table:
Fss'ssE Fssss,ssss 2
Miscellaneous earnings. T,s6a-o6 7s,iao9a
Total e,24t.42 $3.50 ,5co.s5
With the average ratee for freight per ton per
mile below two CENTS, and the average rates for
and thTee-fourths Of the leieht in one direction,
the line has been worked for 20 rs per cent OF its
gross earnings, and this while through ali Of the
year the expenses have been somewhat and por-'
prices Of all kinds Of materials and labor.
The road and property Of the company have been
well kept up: Its machinery and rolling stock In
a full ehtrc Of renewal expenditures hare been
made during the year, and some increase Of prop
stty With no charge except to revenue account.