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, 1863-07-15

:. SERHxADE 10 Col. HAsoooK--About 10
o'clock Inst night. the Chicago Light InfAn.
tr5, headed by Vans & Deans Light Guard
Band, marched to the residence Of Col John
l.. Hancock, on Michigan avenue, aud gaye
linn patriotic sertnade. Col. Hancock
made very neat, appropriate and patriotic
address, handsomely complimenting his COM
,nand for their soldierly appearance, DC. AZ
ter the address, and an exhibition Of the Col.
pnel's hospitality, the company returned to
the city,
, 1863-07-15

FRE-Yeaterday afternoon between 4 and
Is O'Clock, two barns were burned at 182 and
1G4 South Green street, corner Of Jackson.
The new barn belonged to Gabriel Reubel,
Just completed, ut a cost Of S22@insured.
The other belonged to Reuben Reubel, partly
husued-loea $l75-no insurance,
, 1863-07-15
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVEKIN9t July II, 1Bt3
WHKLT REE1EW-THE WEATHER AND CaoPs.
During the past week the weather has been m
settled and stormy. but there has been no rain,
aud the country. Is suffering severely by the
drought EComplants reach us from all parts Of the
No1thwe.t, but-rhore particularly from Central
Illinois, where the corn ana wheat is rcry bacIz-
ward The harvesting Of winter wheat progresses
fayorably. The quality ia said to be excellent,
but the yield is light.
The receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
produce during the past week and since the 1st of
January, were as follows:
, 1863-07-15

MORE EoRwEG1AHs CoM1SG.-We learn
that the Norwegian Bark ssKong Carl'' NJ
rived in Montreal on the 6th inst, with one
hundred and thirteen emigrants from Bergen.
The majority are farmers, with some few me-
chanics- They have strong. healthy appear
ance, both men, women and children. Their
destination is this city. They will be vel.
coined by our Norwegian friends rs cordially
as the importatlons By the Sleipner.
, 1863-07-15
Philadelphia Dry Goods Market.

The dry goods market opened moderately active
but with the tall OF Vicks bur. and the decline in
cotton and gold, business has been brought to
complete stan1:still. Buyers are holding of, but
cotton goods generally are nomnally unchanged
and tra: generally very dull. Woolens are steady
but quiet, and without any change to note in
prices, and the transactions in all kinds very mod
crate.
, 1863-07-15

7X7UIEY d CARY, Law Office,
w ~.,ins g.nk Rai,e1ng, Chicago. II. VIII gt.s
e. e
e. 81 prss1s Ps2sis et sen;
m ii c[X : assf1
H4nuyy ~ 10 Mutual lns. Co. ieeo Kk1 Eoito
, 1863-07-15

w A n TIE D-Employment for
- ma'e and feaa1e heIn FIR city md country at
the Emig!ans md Eu po1 ment Office 1o7 CArk straer
Church block. Pesscns who coma recommended may
md 1ssps ccabe sltuatlous t1s la!ce, o. +nx XII
Farm handa wanted STEWART HAMILTUN.
I%+11
, 1863-07-15

LAp1rs' LorA1 1LEAauK-A meeting Of the
Ladies' Loyal League will take place to-mor
row afternoon, at o'clock, at Warnefs Hall,
Ty order Of the President.
, 1863-07-15

h.r f mills in the interior has caused scarcity OF
millstntls, and bran and middlings are higher. We
, 1863-07-15

[From the City OF Kan1as journal OF Com
mcrce, eth.
LARGE SHIPMENT or WooL.-W. Il. Chick &;
Co. shipped By the Majors on her last trip, $4,000
pounds OF wool, and had besides some 1000
pounds left, which they intend to ship down the
ltTer.
, 1863-07-15
For the Tibunc.1
The New Horse Hallway EwindIe,


low, eeekng reiei for the ore.aosins and oseT. T.
ssaxss somsf.se c.a q 6se 1y ., sesa
Moore'e dummy cngine-have been greatly aston
3shed TO IND tha; The property holders of North
q submit to their requirements without q dght.
They were little taken aback when Csusoe, The
etreet wlich was @ worth @ sonewhs;e betxeca ssoo.
Coo and 81 COO COO would not be surrcudercd ii tie
cid .alptation Of !" stand and deliver John Co.
snd M ed ast le sSef
5own TT much ds1sed 1o to tains ns! TT
mitt.e. had decided to hear what fhe rTenertv
holdcrs hare to gay about deliyeri m the efreets
Of The city to public plnndcr," and swcals that
be vi hare @t1atn Of cars foE ese1y one Of hts
to 1=ach tie length OF the sstrain.' John and tie
Couptro lcr are now posting the books, while Sec
1e fsta5z Hs5a sad Haskell at'
Big thing tf{sl Big fhinci Robin Hood was
novice in highway practice-he didn't know any
tang an991 ne eaeeh Son e eoSeeh 81
Saturday night. and swcars TINT he will never cit
aSain to hsten to another Argument upon the sub
1ect: Big thipg-this John comisly and 10000
Bri6geponetet Big thing! We do not wonder
that honest men should be somewhat puzzled to
find a reason for this new John Morgan raid, which
ey is nov bqt tno solut9n i
occasionally ret hard up and pitch in regardless Of
so-ess = -stha-a1 thnnsaros fa~othar Hn5o- ia
sonorous eonbriquct Of the s. Chicago and Evans.
ton Railroad Company for the purpose of tslo-
eating, constructing, maintaining and operating"
IN lie Town of EVANSTON '' t'~''.'
The 1aid railroad nerer having been located
and the .ttointn tn the foarn Of Eyapstou never
naTiufy been reached, and the Wnba-h rr;5i.nn
having been filed out By the prproration 81 narla
ment, md the following resolutions -introduccd
by Alderman Comieky, on The Stn Of Jnne. lsS3~
siDrle tttstntiDg vote. to Wit: o~e' "ASAS0' =
.sRef1lrsd. Iv ne liduor 1nd 4zaerno, of n.
Thst The Governor n fhr Ststa h saataJ -
withhold his sicnature ana hoth Hnnsas ~ the
General Asecubiy to r.nnside1 ond r,;oct ~ III
, 1863-07-15

LCMEER-Durtpg the past week thu 7nartrnt
though literally supplied, his been firm and ac.
ttye. Every day during the week has arcn the
market almost entirely clcaned at ahont former
p.,rcs. Even with the heavy arrivals of sunday
and Mosday, there wcre but few carpocs offerai
and these met with qnick sale, at s1a 5oe,3 "a for
common to medium graded, and 4 a. .5f)a714 61 foy
medium to prime mill-run.
Our advIces from the lumber regions -csnecia11v
Green Bay-go to chow that the stocks of 1ocs
will be run out before the season closes, Manu-
~. 's1 US. nsete VI taa. tney nave
The news from Muskegon, Grand Traverse, and
pn ~. - ans .hnaa , % A. .. INC
on the subject, predict a scarcity Of lumber.
We have heard, however, OF The same state of
affairs in former seasons; and while We are fnclin-
I'd to credit the reports received, VIC would ca,l-
ton tbs aads against any undue imitation IN prices
win, as general thing, provide logs, whether the
water IN INC rivers Is high Or low; and we conld
point to instances where We have had an oEer-sup-
ply fom this cause. ending in ruin and disaster to
an concerned
There Is no Doubt however. about one thfng;-
~ 49, M,s.,asnr, and IT, 1nna- A." we.
a+an - 81, ~ r,1,s - ~ ~ r,, ans pa,
Missouri, As wei a. Kansas and Nebraska. aka sas are
nov e91s'' ; t aepenaan. @ opon chicago: Shipments
freight OF g 90 peg thousand feet-the water In
the nllno's m @ Klses Oelns 100 %" to allow canal
boats to 60 Down.
,enorted aurins he week: week - @'' 'A''' s"'soss
sA11s OF cAHooEs OF IrHnaR.
CarEoee Of bark Cleveland. brfgs Mary, Fashion,
nominee River, good nillrun, with : fairpropor-
tten strips: at sHSo.
month 4 a9d Of sas
sis !saaas toE sts,Rs a9 .,h, orosn =,
s,ss n1 S59t' ,.';,,a y; tag est apa Minne-
m ,nn 1Io ~ az IN n''S' "eoomlaee RlSes,
Esgo OF EshF dalins from ocono
I've sarsoss Of Hannah. tay Co. lumber
etsog; efs*So =, aeh~ u,va,, ,.,, c,-an, p.x r. a..
a' Ga1co S of ecbr Little Relic. fson ,5naseoon IN m
s1fips i.nn sna ~ schas; schr 81 9c xa
at sa.9b' esA4 sf'.s't' A'1 NJ" a''ee - s''aps'
.tsna aod 6oa.1a 1op
sssg; cargo Of echr Queen of tho West from neuom.
s,it0: " N'@'>'N'
Cargo Of ssh! e. G. Gray. from Huskeson, 81 m
aE9o ~ ~ esi, s,ha f,on vl,,a 1.r. ot,,,
and boatde, ut $l3.
Cargo q schE ChaneDsc' tfom Kalamazoo, 40u
riron ~ srhs Psnseid y,on, r,ro.ao IA, os-
m ffom Uannah. LaY e Co y mills. most]v Il Ina
ut $14 20.
st,ins ~ p ~ o'epnea' 1fo1a aano hlSeF'
, 1863-07-15

LF1um the 81 FAM Ffeas, 9TH ]
The American Express Company forwarded to
New York yesterday morning one hundsed and
thirty-four bales. one hogehead and ono boz Of
fars, yal1ed at 81 90 and weighing s.a pounds.
This IL the largest and most valuable shipment Of
express matter Of this kind that has ever LEFT this
city.
, 1863-07-15

P1c:N1c,-Thc st. Vincent de Paul soci-
ETY. have an excursion to Forest Bay Grove
today, leaving the Milwaukee depot at 9
frclock
, 1863-07-15

COUNTRY pRODUCE-EcgB arc quiet at SO
sKc: Chickens steady at 31.75eE200 Tor old. and
$.C0Gts.25 for spring; Tutkeys dull and neglected
ut 4GlAHc. ------
FKu1T- -DoHEs11o-Gtc apples are coming In
freely and fe]lllg at range Of = tb0 per brl
Dried apples are In good demand at an advance Of
I&Kc. The supply Is light. Dried peaches drm
md In active demand. Oranges firm. Lemons
etarce and frmer. Raisins without essential
, 1863-07-15

Montreal Cattle Market-Ju1y 10.
The market has been woll supplied during tae
week. and prices have fallen from Is to Soc d TO
ns. We quote let quality s6.5GG97tO; I'd do $500
nG 60; Sd 90 s5.7h16.oO. Milch cows arc plentt-
fnl. and command good pricea-say Ssa5 60(536.00.
ao 4sg sapn{ a demand We
, 1863-07-15

E Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sexes-uew
and reliable treatment, in reporte OF the Howard
Aeeocfationfent in sealed letter envelope free OF
charge. Address. Ds. ]. Skillin Houghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street. Phila-
dephia, Pa. jo19-3w.
, 1863-07-15

Now OF NErEH.-Let It be borne In mind by
those suffering from Cons and Bunions, and have
not ayailed themselves OF DR.. Kcndalls services,
that his stay in this city positively terminates
have appeared from day to day In these columns,
are thu greatest proofs Of his professional skin.
Office No. II 1a1mon block, Clark street. corner Of
Washington. jyl42t
, 1863-07-15

DIVISION.
-
Arrest OF Two Well Known Citizens.
-
The lovers Of ecandal we're hugely gratifed
yesterday, to know. that two prominent citi-
zens Of Chicago were under arrest, aud nov
ID close confinement, upon: the charge OF
committing or attempting to commit a most
brutal outrage upon the w,fs of one Of our
German citIzeus. OF course tbera II consfd
erab1e excitement In regan3 to the outrara
and charge. and We have thought proper to
rive tle history of the affair. IA deye)one8 In
he evidence at the Police Court,
The two men. hatterred and bruised "a Az tn
he srorce1v RECOGNIZABLE. in what rn,r,ar =,
bc exn1n,ned as the narrative nrorrea.ae r,,.a
their names a. James G. Phfljina ana 1nbn n
Hannon. Their real names were Jamez A
Marshall and John Tdaso, / ~. G..
an old resident of Chicago prbosg..aas - -,
Yered with orrv and rbnsa c,nts.s-sL 80 - -:
tn dr,r wa.r3,v ..,5 -h. -.tr ~
snf7ared III, ..ooa ..,..na -. =. TT. ~.
nreaen+ hnsina.a :. 49,. - ....a s -
81 - - - .As - oasoa A.o
,s.r-,, utoAe'. ~" ne OCCUPIES =. 'ooa III
~ p.nSa,.. a.s.a. ~ go na. .uo -. ~, eo3nsl "
A NSe., - tu' ee1.'i
D-1,'N-, ~ =. ~ ~ ~, - o..4o - Aeeeou ~ ~
~. ~ 1,.-a - - st.aa+ ~ 1oa,s ' ~. W Aapa
- sa~-o..es -; s e.E.1Ns. 49,. .1s1 4eepoIs
rf.;.ra. 49,, - 49,. -. -,
~ - ~. s@... A "D'' oA'" MIL 1a1t
a1.s 4ests.-s.s.
-:.a....~as- , - ~. - -. p'oseeu'.on
, 1863-07-15
advanced their rates, owing to the enhanced val
ues Of raw material, We quotes

advanced tbeir rates, owing to the enhanced val
ues Of raw material. We quote:
chgs9s Fo. 1...:-.19o9 @ % clothes: .7,soaaac
Do Do S 9S Do dsS SosD: Az sS@sss sS
soz: .l.7s@am ofs.t ::seaxo.ax
. 3. doc .2s7Ga12l doz ..........Q110o
Market Bas- do No 9.....-..Gbl000
WINES AND I1QUORs-The market ia less &C.
tive, but prices are without material chAnge. We
still quote:
BnAxpr- Scotch imptda ooG3Loo
Otard- ...... 6ooGz0o do domestic. 7501.t0
NaTtcIis. ' S.9o St. crolx.... ,7sAt. Is
Henneasey. 6oo0700 do imported .2o0@30o
New York. 75@1.50 n. England. IS
GN-- WINES ..-...
Swan........ a50 Madeira. -. .800Aa00
schiedam.. e 16@300 Sherry. 5o15'0 90
Domestic. 'a91.oo G1arct .;...-., 8691 50 50
Wn1sKT- Burgundy.. .26O9a00
do domestic. SsSiso Pot Jaice... soo
WoOLThe capture Of Vicksburg and the de-
cline in gold have combined to render the market
snd they are not willing to pay within &c q b OF
a. much as they would last week. Holders are
firm In their views believing that the light stocks
In the East will force manufacturers to come to
tIme." and that full prices will be paid. As get,
there have been no very heavy lots On the market,
and transactions have been confined to parcels OF
from 1000 LOO De, at q range Of 659G0c. To day
sales were: 2,GOo Ds fine washed two lots) at 6Oc;
COO lbs medium at &c.
, 1863-07-15

The general markets to-day were inactive, and
in the abeence Of news from New York, they were
dull and depressed prices having fallen materially
on come articles.
Wheat declined 3@4c on No. Spring and a13c
en- No. 2Spring-with sales Of the former grade at
s1.o5D1.l0. and the latter at oaD95e. Rejected
Spring was eo!d at 121IGD75c. The market closed
dull and heavy.
The Corn market WIS 1l1Ac lower, with dImin-
ished trareactions at i9H150c for Canal Mixed
to High Mixed anoat; 47'z@4s,<c for Mixed Corn
in store and 4a5sGe47c for Rejected IN storc-the
market closing at sTx@asc for Mixed.
Oats de clined 1@13sc per bushe1 md closed dull
with sales Of No. at bs95sc, and Rejected at
s.@ 59Hc. Rye was quiet at CSC. Barley was neg.
lectcd. H!shMincs we're sold at closing dull
aid dropping.
Freights were steady and active at &c for corn
aid &c for wheat 10 Buffalo 1055c for wheat to
Ogdcnebn1ph; and orc for wheat to Oswego.
, 1863-07-15

CHICAGO Mus1c1ANa.-Mr. Lewis, the @1o-
lnist. is to give a:coneert on Friday evening,
the 18th, in Morris, Grundy county, assisted
by Miss Tninghast az pianist
, 1863-07-15

There has been great activity In the market du-
ring the week, and owing to material decline In
fteiehts, prices rallied from 4SHc for Mixed Corn
.To-pAI, however, reaction. has taken place.
and tho market shows decline Of 1@t4c per
bnehe1 Sales were as folowe; 5000 bu River
High Mixed afioat at 60c; 55tp bu Canal Mixed
a4ess Il 15oe ID Mixed cornin store At 4sc %oo
b CO (ea1}y) at 48t5c: Is 00o bu do at 47s<c 5000
tu do at 47Ec; 100 bu Rejected Corn In store at
&c; C,5c0 bu do at 40c; 3Ou0 hu do at 4e{c; 1000
bu s'Eo Grade in store at 434c.,
rpg the week, with the range Of prices paid for the
1s sales, River. Mixed Corn Rejected
Date. bu. Mixed In store. Corn
Jaly .. ,zGoc0o 4s{G4sH 46I9N 45x1H
JIIT ID .4ppWO 49 G150 47z1GiS4 >4Bsil3lGH
Jnly II SOS QUO 49K@5o4 48 648K 1t @474
3ay 3ay s zS& g &s$ $@a9 4sS@isx 4SSSgs +;Sgs
her Of mills in the interior has caused scarcity OF
n,illsinds, and bran and middlings are higher. We
fine Mlddllpge, pcrton .s1a oo@sooo
Ccarse MiedllnEa :. ---......"..'... i6D41l7.V0
Is bt, Received last week 1u3 $40 bu; shipped,
2a'415 b4 The market closes dill and dropping.
71uripg the week, under the Influence Of lower
f,sIrhte and slightly upward tendency IN gold,
prices rallied from 6eMc on the 6th, to s8Hc on the
TO-DAY, however: the market shows decline Of
fully 1Ec per bushel. Sales were: 900 bu No i in
etofe at SIC; 5000 bu do at Csc; 600 bn Rejected
Oats in store q s0Ne; ego By DO at 49Hc; 1000 bu
- The following table elbows tho 1ange OF quota
t!ons for No l and Rejected Oats cac6 day during
the week, with the amount sold:
, 1863-07-15

Paper Hangings at less thaa New York prices ut
Wholesale and retail The trade supplied On the
most liberal terms. iy7.4w
, 1863-07-15

FIour and Grain In Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat Corn. &C., in store In this city on the 18th
int, compared with the Amount In Btoro week
aco and The cQr7eepQu1ine date last year:
, 1863-07-15

TIE ADVENT TENT MEE7Ho Ia etil continued
at the corner Of Harrison and State streets. In the
afternoon nt s o'clock, and ~ IN tho evoaing.
Mrs. Mansfield speaks this p. m. at o'clock.
Mr; Hines in tho evening at ha1tpast seven. Sub
tect: The Two Witneks9A." Rev. II, 2. All arc
cordially invited. The Tent Meeting Will continue
through the week. ). Y. UiAes.
, 1863-07-15

price or activity. Notwithstanding tho light re-.
cctpts. the demand by shippers is so t.iaihg that
The supply does not ecen to haye any influence on
and rpring extras at ior III to cioiee.
with light aa1cs at those figures. Spring supere
are In fair request for Canada at $500 100 and
winter supcss at $3Go94.25. There IL no demand
hy epecufators. There arc some fancy brands Of
choice whito winter extra -four held at 0017 80,
and Epring extras at $5.21G5.b0, hut, except In
caees where the special brand ia ordered, no such
prices can be obtained.
During the week white winter wheat 1our. from
The crop Of 1868 was received here from st. Louis,
ard offered for ea1e On 'Chnngc.
To-Day tho sales were a. follows: 100 bzle
'Is,and Queen" choice white winter extra at
So 70; 10 brls sNorthweat" spring extra at $50
go br1s good spring extra at 100 brls aupets
at $3,1@x.
, 1863-07-15

DR. HuHTKR--This Justly celebrated Physician
and Surgeon, is having great success IN the tzeas
him from Ill parts Of the world and they sre salts
fed that he can cure them Of their
that Lave diseases Of the throat or Lungs.
consumption, or sore eyes and ears-or any person
suffering with old sores: cancers, tumoss or swell
you without cutting With The knife. de Is &C.
knowlcd.ed to be Que Of the best SURGEONS In the
world. His consultation rooms at No. 81, Ran
ID. Call aud zee the DR.. aud you will be pleased
with his kind treatment ltx
, 1863-07-15

on Jefferson street to Canal Port avenue,
thence eonthe11y on Canal Port avenne to
South street, thence west on South street
10 Reuben etrret, thence south on Reuben
tseetto city limtte with thc right to fe.ry.eross
the river ct Iss.lle STREET," he will die perfectly
roads and ferry will answer. II taken on . cool
day and juet tefose breakfast; bnt John this is
lose thai will not hear repeatingi
the dreams or those men who voted for the Tesola
tions Of June stls. and who are now in favor Of
1uuing horse railroads down the throsts OF tho
property holders, cannot be clearly accounted Tor
on scientific principles, hut it does often make a
Gorce him. - :. sr1KE
, 1863-07-15
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuue.1

IaTesticator Athena
Eeaolure, Athens,
" s GnEnsc, Athens.
Wing & Wing, LAea1le.
RehEcch, LasAlle.
f.eit deer. La4al1a.
Rock Ran, OttaVa, Is m lumber, 1ss It timber.
Albrona laAa11o. 4 III lumber.
Tuba, OttAv&,
Montsaf, Loekport, 81 m lumber.
L Lincoln. InsAlo, II m lumber. Il n shtnq1es n,
lath 1h'-> ~
Dee. Park Eo3 Utica. m lumber.
Eoeket, Lockpost. $50 lbs md1e,
ARRIVED.
CayugA, Lockport. seaO bn corr.
Essex. lasaj1e, 132 tons coal
& L Goodeu. Ottawa. 500 bu coru
, 1863-07-15

TUESDAY EVENING, July II, 1868.
Or LUMBER, SHINGLES, 1ArH, 1To., ron
uKwEEK ENDING JULY II, 1E63, coaFARED WIFI
TIE TWO PREVIOUS YEARS..
, 1863-07-15

The wheat market In the early part OF the week
cially No Spring, which was in better request;
but reaction has taken place, and the advance 10
entirely lott-closing With strong downward
tendency.
To-nIY prices fell sGa4c on No Spring, aud %
&c On No 26pring. Sales were as follows: 11,70O
bu No Spring In N. s.'e} at SLID: 1000 bu do
eooa Nosth and sentS on sde oasGs st 2
bu do lin II. d We at 81. .06 500 bu do lin North
Side houeee) at Si.95: 1,e0 bn No Spring IN G.
side housesj at 94c; 5000 bn do at ssc; 1900 bu
Rejected Spring Tn A. D. q Co.'S AZ &c; 400 bu
do In F. &T's] at tic; 100 bu do ct 73c: 3,40j bu
Tbe following table shows The prices pai1 each
day during the past week for the leadin:; grades:
mol Spring No Spring No Red
, 1863-07-15

FISu-Furthcr heavy arrivals OF trout and
white feh hnye again weakened the market, and
we cote decline OF &c eince the date Of Cur last
review. The demand Is fair. Goldfish arc fym and
in light supply. 1Iacketel d1m and without
, 1863-07-15

TIE MUSICAL Union CosoERr.-The bare
announcement that the fifth, and last concert
of the season, will be given By these avorites
tomorrow evening will fill BEyan Hall-cye.y
inch Of It. The programme is very attract-
ire, md will bring out the full powers Of the
Union,
, 1863-07-15
IMPORTANT ST!ATEMENT.
A Remarkable Cure of Throat and
Lung Disease.

The following letter from 4: n Ktnei.lter. Esq,s
gentleman will known IN literary circles in CHI
cago. but resident Of Cleveland, Ohio, is ample
It tstimosy Of the extraordinary SUCCESS Of the 4:ti
an Fyetem Of practice introduced and employed by
DT: Mtnslow Aver. q ths Throat and Lung In
stitutc. McCozmiek'e Building, Chicago. Mr. z.
Was In the early stage OF consumption, but has
been restored to perfect health By Dr.. Ayers
CLEVELAND, O., July 6, 1863.
Dean S1R-A sense Of duty compels me to write
to you At this time. TWAS my purpose to. report
10 ao so er efpFe o
70 long tine has exptred gives 5ster proof ofits
ny health & ve1y es much @ ipfosed ny thross ses
gained II weight All this, dear Doctor, 1attEbnto
awase w when you undertook it. eonli % speak only MY
with great difficulty, had bad cough and feared
Invasion Of The lungs, and when I think of the
change a1,d think too, as must th8t 1t il due to
your treatment, cannot express my gratitude. l
would that ali afflicted as was cauid avail them
selves Of your treatment. =
lam very gratefully Z yoTSF n k11l1r,zKn tkE1ssd,
~ Office hours week days from Q a. m TO s p.
m. Sundoy from 10 a. m. to II m.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM L CHICAGO MERCHANT.
The following letter from gentleman Of this
testimony establishing the fact that Dr.. Aver, Of
the Throat and Lurg Institute, docs speedily and
Permanently cure that prevalent and dangerous
speciality OF Ills, known as Catarsh, Throat and
Chest Diseases:
CHICAGO, H., July IA, 1868.
DR.. ]. Window Aver has prescribed for me, for
Cata1h and Throat Disease, with the most entire
euccess. The disease was chronic aud quite OBJ
stipate IN character, and I coueflcr the Doctors
succ, es In my case as ample evidence that he can
speedily ana permanently cure any similar case.
Iregarl Dr. Aver az exceeding attentive, candid,
prompt, and believe that he possesses ext:aor.
dtnary ekill. which fe developed in his treatment
OF special class Of dtcasee, in our climate so
numerous and generally speedily fatal.
most chcestu1ly commend him to my friends
and the public. HEGH McDouoa11,
With Gco. Steele d Co., 1s0 s. Water street.
, 1863-07-15

u. /. A-The Seventh Ward Council of
the q. L. E. will meet on Thursday evening
next at their hall, on Blue Island Avenue.
Every member whose name is on the roll
book is expected to be present, without fail.
No excuse, except that Of sickness, will be
accepted. By order Of the President,
, 1863-07-15

uIGW1NEStThe market closes dull and heavy,
TO-DAY the sa1es were :-2oo brtB good packages,
at 41Hc. Buyers at the close were offering only
11c.
HOPS-A1e dull and nominal at 12H@a5c.
uAT-The market is quiet and nominal at Stf co
@ 11.5o Tor pressed Timothy, and $70o68.00 for
pressed Prairie.
MON-Tho demand ID acttre for all descriptions
OF manufactured. The Philadelphia North dn.srI.
can Of the sth Inst, eays:--" There is little or
nothing doing in pig metal, and prices are noEaI-
raaly nnchanged. In manufactured we hear Of no
charge, and b9t little doing, many Of the mills
, 1863-07-15

InE WONDERFUL BEHEMo7u.- Bailey &
Co.'s show, exhibiting near Twelfth street,
on State, has been very we'll attended during
the past two days. The menagetie depart.
ment Is not as extensive as some that have
exhibited here within the past year, but en-.
braces a choice collection Of the most rare
specimens OF the four elephants. two sra
probably more perfectly trained than auv
othcza on exhibition. The performances in
the circus departmentareg good; but the great
est attraction, because never before seen, and
perhaps will never again be seen hcre, after
to~day, is the Hippopotamus or Behcmoth Of
Holy Writ he Is unlike my other quadru-
ped, and view ot that animal alone is wall
worth the price Of admission. From the
view NC had Of lin, We should say the pro.
file Of his face more nearly reseubled the
outline Of cows face md head than that of
any other animal; his neck th,t Of a horse
his body that Of m immense hog; and his
legs those of bear. But he must be Seen to
he appreciated We arc glad to learn that the
proprietors hare rendered the sick md
wounded soldiers free admittance, aud that
they will visit tais sea monster at 10 o'clock
this morning, accompanied hy the Post Chap
Lain. This is the Last day Of the exhibition
in this city.