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ATTENTION, sOLDIERSi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of all having relations or
Il u ss
diseases induced by exposures and privstions incl
daily in the newspapers on the arrival of the sick,
it viii be noticed that very large proportion arg
can be readily cured by Hoodands German Bitters.
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in Stating that, if these Bittsrs were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives might
We call particular attention to the following re-
markable and well authenticated cure of one Of the
nation heroes, whose life, to his own language.
has been saved By the Bitters:''
PHILADELPHIA, Auguss2sd, 1861.
Mess-s:. Jones Erans.I1Well, gentlemen, your
is no mistake in this It is vouched for by numbers
of my comrades, some ofwhose names are appended,
Stances of my case. 1 am, and have been for the
last four years, member of sherman's celebrated
tain f. B. Hyres Trough the exposure attendsni
upon my ardueus duties, l was attacked in Novem-
ssF sss dsys in the hospital Tf WAS o
lowed by great debility, heightened by an attack Of
House and sent to this city on board the steamer
Estate of Maine - frem which landed ON the 18th
as any one could be and sti retain spark of vital
ity. Fer week or mere ! was scarcely able to
it was Immediately thrown ID again
could not even s0ea keep glass Of Ssssr on my
beam WorRins fsithfuiiy though to
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
advised me to see clergyman, and to make such
disposition Of my limited funds as best suited me-
Mr. Frederick stsinbron, of Sixth, below Arch st..
yo Il.
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow Of
getting better. Though have taken bat two bot
OF being permitted to rejoin my wife and
from whom have heard nothing for eighteen
months; for, gentlemen, l am = loyal virginisn
able Bitters owe the certainty Of life which hss
owe the glorious privilege of again claspng to my
besom those who are dsarest to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
va fully concur in the truth of the above stats.
,,snt az We had despaired of seeing our eonrads.
NJ Malene, restored to health. 49, -.
"f 'I0HN CUDDLEBACK, LIST New York Battery
TTEWIS CHEVALIER, Cad New York.
IA SPENCER, LIST Artillery, Battery p,
! B FASEWELL, Co. B, Sd Vermont, iii
HENBY T. MACDONALD, Co. @, 9Th Maine,
InHN p. WARD Co. L, 5th Maine.
ssEHEEa aAANN 5. THOMAS, 90. +, ssth Penn.
ANDREW ]. KIMBALL, 90. A, Sd Vermont
John JENKINS Go. l6th Penn.
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MASSEY COLLINS cos
PHILADELPHIA
DhAU6HI ALE AND PORTER.
lam now receiving large Quantities Of DRAU6Hf
ALE And PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notios to
81 persons who viii favor me with their orders.
9atisfaetion guaranteed.
Orders given to my drivers win b promptly d.
landed to-
Goods delivered In Al parts Of WaEhinston and
Georgetown, free Of charge
Terms :-CaSk o. 1sliv0y.
RILEY A. SHINN, Aeent.
Hsios Bsnlsag DEPOT, 81 Green st.,
Eo&n Georgetown, D. q.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFIITsI
see that the signature Of 20. n. JACKSON
ON The WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 10 GENTS,
Oh HALF DOE. FOR 81.
ID mot he INIT OF by any of the intoxicating prepa-
rstions that may be offered in its place. but send 70
n And We win forward securely packed, by express
- Paxs1pAL orYIon AHD MAxuYAoroax,
& No. 631 ARCH ST.
JONES k EVANg, tz
s. Successors TO o. n. Jackson oo..J
slgf ~ aAeE sfX Propristors.
~Isr sale by Drussists and Dealers /. syssy
town II the United States. 90 S-eOm ID
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AUGUSTUS JOHNSON / co.,
2ss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
B11wlzH s4H q lo71 s7s..
tooMBs' BUILpINaJ
WINES AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP,
unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality.
Being the sols Agents for
M8ssRs. FRANK BININGER 4 CO.,
No. Is BEAVER sr., New YoRk,
We sell their celebrated
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
at New York priees,-freisht added.
We would call the attention Of DIVISION PUR-
yEYORS to the fact that we have the above goods
ready packed for shipment in cases containing
from one to twelve dozen each and can fill any
order for them on call.
P. S.-We also keep constantly on hand the larges
and most varied assortment Of
CHAMP GNE VINES
to be found in this city, embracing the following
well-known brands
Voc CLIQUOT,
AOET CHANDON,
g. b. MUMM co.,
PIPER HEIDSIoK,
HIIDsICK L co..
EUGENE cLIoUor.
Oh ST. MAROEAUX,
CHARLES RIVART &c 90.
~ An Inspection of our Stock Is most respect
fully solicited.
AUG. JOHNSON & CO.
may Etf
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"A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTTN =
"A SCHATZ GUITARS have tust been reeeivsd
az the Anaic Store OF w. g. METZlROTT eornsr
Az saHa 1s' avenue Je1a
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10n NEW DRY GOODS
IVU PIECES White, Pink, Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting,
Blea ched and Brown Oottons,
Sheetings, Table Linen, Crash, Diapers
Irish Linen, Hosiery. Gloves,
Cambria and Swiss Ed gngs and Ensertions
yalenciss and English Thread Edsfngs,
White Goods in every variety Of quality and price
je &c NJ. TAYLOR & CO.
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NEW YORK
AND
WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

WASHiNdTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,
SEMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK,
WASHINGTON and GEORGETOWN d. e.
STEAMSHIPS
~<&4Ah BALTIMORE. EMPIRE, ~<&Aek
63EE& SALVOR AND JAS. GSE&XXH
0s"- 8. GREEN. 0nzmzEn
Regular Sailing Days W EDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS. at IL m, from foot of Hiah street,
georgetown, and Pier Is. foot of Wall street, New
For freight or passage apply TO
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
Agents, foot of High street,
GEORGETOWN or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
Je II 6m& III Wall street, New York,
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, JULY, 1866
~ CONTENTS: Emancipation in Jamaica, by Rev
Q. G. starbuck; Abijah Witherpee's Retreat; Rsa-
son, Rhyme and RHYTHM, compiled and written by
Nv Randanh Dsru 81 Francas haLty.
Ladies' Loyal League, By Mrs. Q. 8. Baker; West
of the Mississippi; The Cavalier Theory Rsfuted.
by w; q. Whitmore; The Early. Arbutus. BY Grace
de 10 Verits; The Third Year of the War, by Hon,
Frsdsr{ci z Stanton; Was He successful; BY kich
Canals, by Hon; Robert ,; Walker. woman; Lit
jeSo FRANoK TAYLOR, Agent.
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= KENDALL'S
AHBOLIEE FOR TIE HAIR.

:. KENDALL'S
AHBOLIEE FOR TIE HAIR.
AkBoLINE
M0IsTENs,
BEAUTIFIES,
ODORATES,
LENGHTHENs,
INVIGORATES,
N0URISHES,
EMBELLKSRES
THE HAIR
KENDALL4 AMBOLINE is rare compound OF
stimulating extracts from Flowers, Roots, and
AANENT VIGOR Of the HAIR.
Highly beneficial where the hair requires .
gentle stimulant." DR.. Chiffon.
"Havs never had anything which SO perfectly
answers the purpose Of hair dressing"
WARREN WARD. Esq.
No. PIT Canal street, Y.
AFTER being bald for seven years your AMBO-
LINE has covered the entire scalp with NEW
HAIR" Prof. JOHN sENIA,
No. 35 King street, NY.
For sale by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods
Dealers Put in boxes, containing two bsttles,)
price 81.
Manufactured and for sale at Wholesale by
KENDALL BANNISTER,
e10-6m No. 542 BROADWAY, NY.
w HITI So LPH UR
w AND
CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
Do0..lse. = car: p,ss'4: TAI
JAMES D. HENDLBY, Proprisfor.
Late OF Kirkwosd House, Washington,
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SECRET DISEASES


SaHayitan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
eHectusl remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
ety ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
asd recent cases in twenty-four hours. No miner
al, no balssm, no mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
ages, So; female, SIS.
Samnrttan's Roof and Herb Jnicss-A positive
and permanent for Syphilis, Scrofuls, Ulcers,
sores. spots, letters &C. Price 81, or six bottles
Tor IS. Sold by 3. @. Ford. See advertisement. ms
SMALL Pox has already sacrificed some of our
best and bravest troops. Soldiers, listen to the
voice of reason supply yourselves wi tn Hoiloway's
Pills and Ointment The Pills purity the blood
and strengthen the stomach, While the Ointment
removes all pain, and prevents pit marks. Only IS
cents per Box or Pot. 81
DE-. DuPosr's sugar-coated Female Regulatins
Pills are the very best in They operate speedily
sea upon ths most I asiicata stomaeh' trial Of
these will prove their superiority A ethers
1rss sad P sSa ~ 7
Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly
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A DAMS Express COMPANY
A oRFIOE s14 PA. AVENUE,
Washisgtos City, d. o.
GREAT EAsTERN, NORTHERN AND WEST.
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDERS
ABLEs, NOTES, SToCKs. BONDS. 90
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to sIl
accessible sections of the country. This Company
has agencies In the principal Railway Towns n
the
Its principal offices are
WAsHIEGT0M, p. e.. NEW YORK, BOSTON
CINNATI, 81. LOUIS, Louis
WILLIE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made 1t New York and Boston
With lines forwarding to the CANADAS and ths
BRITISH PROVINCES, and with steanship lines
TO LIVERPOOL, sou THAMPTON and HAVRI,
and thence By European expresses to al prominent
tinent. -
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS raads
at all accessible parts Of the United States.
@. O. DUNN, Agent,
OA Washington, D. q.
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DENTISTRY.

DUNGEON DENTIST, WashingtoA B2i1ding,
conner Pa. areN ne and SecsntA ss.-Teeth
inserted on Wi canixed Rub sr, o cheap SSfSs59&
and improved plan. Also, Gold and lIfY10
Silver Plates made in superior style.
Teeth extracted without pain. apl1-4w'
NV AND IMPRovzD IHv1sF1oH
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTfC BONE TEETH,
WI1Hou1 INITIAL PLATBoI CLASPS.
DR. Q. B. sIG1sMOND,
$40 Bsoadsay, Nsss York, asd 260 Pes1sy,ssSiA
AseHss, bsssSssa liza asd lStA sts., WasAssStoa,
Calls the attention of the pabio to the following
advanta9es OF his improved system:
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture VIA
never cersode nor change color BY any
acids being three -fourthe lighter than any other.
:. No teeth or roots need be e1trated, - the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
8. The roots win be made inodensive, and never
70 aehe.
T. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent
oneRsan be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the NATURAL expression of the face which under the
old system is frequently disdgured.
8. This work has been fally tested over ave
years BY many OF the hrst chemists and physicians
Of this country.
DT. s. has also invented . white undestruetivs
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
can be fllep without pain, and can build ub per-
feet, sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
through GfeteHme.
Gall and examine for yourself no O-6m
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d AXLEs, SPRINGS, &c.
Bar Iron and Steel, ali Sizes
Carriage and Wagon Springs, Spring Steel,
Axles, Axle Grease and Nuts
Rubber Bouncers,
complete assortment of Building Hardware,
We are daily receiving additions, and will sell as
low as can be pur chased CT equal quality in this
market. CAMPBELL d. SON.
5s23 I'M 351 Pa avenue
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WARRANTED TO CukI IN BIZ DAYs.-Dr Godfrsyl
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty-nve years
standing, win cure GoHoryhod in sag days. No
by 3. o. Ford, csrner 18th street and Ps. avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ia ely
DISEASES OF TIE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URINARY
AID sexual sYsTEAs.-Nev and reliable treat
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
Dr.. J.. Skillin Hsughton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar 2s-4un
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These Springs are in Cumberland County, Penn
sSlyania, 50 miles west of Harrisburg. They are
accessible from oil the principal cities by railroad
railroad to MELVILLE from Neville, miles good
staging to the Sprin gs. The stage is always in
Passep gers leaving Philadelphia. Baltim ore, or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the
6prings the same evening at O'Clock.
The Hotel is commodious and comfortable, with
Hot and Cold baths attached, and extensive
grounds for walks and amusement
The long experience of the present Proprietor
ltor many years past at the Kirkwood House in
Waehing ton D. c., enables him to say that it win
be conducted in q manner to please a Il Visitors
Terms: 81 per day Sl2 per week: weeks $40.
Children and servants half price. je 10 2mr
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~A lady who had boosted highly at din
ner party of the good manners of her little dar-
ling addressed him thus -"Charlie, my dear,
won't you have some beans 70 mo, was the
nl-mannered reply Of the petulant cherub.
mo" exclaimed the astonished mother,
mo what 70
mo beans,n said the child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-08

SThe New Orleans Era tells Of colored
girl in that city, somnambulist who recently
while asleep tumbled down three flights OF
stairs, broke her arm and her skull, and knew
nothing about it until awakened by pet coon,
which took her by the nose and attempted to
drag her about, which awakened her. Sleepy
gal, that
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A UDUBoN's BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA.
beautifully colored figures of birds, each of ths
sise OF life, with the trees and plants most fire.
quented by them, is for sale by the undersi gned
huge folio atlas of plates and seven oetavo vols
OF text, in hne, new binding. -
3eI8 Is RHANCK TAYI0R
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" A horrible tragedy was enacted in New
York last week. a Mrs. Parr becoming Jealous
OF Miss Elliott employed by her husband "a
Miss Els room one night and threw yitriol over
her, burning her flesh and rlinding her, and
inJuring her SO badly that her life is despaired
or Mrs. Parr then went to her own room and
swallowed dose of trychnine, thus ternaina-
ting her own existence.
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ToPHAMys Rrm,un
TRUNK MANDATORY
499 SEvEHTH 6T., WASHINGTON, D. d.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institute OF
tinore, NOvembe T. 1850
Also, Medal by Metropolitan Mechanics Instituta
Warrington, D. O., 1857.
OY4NI an constantly making ,snd alwaysR~
XA have on hand, Of the best ma -
terisl, every description Of 800
Fine SOLE LEATHER.
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
XlLLIEeIER, CARPET, and
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
SCHOOL SATCHfLg IA
At LOW PRICES.
Members OF congress and Travellers win pleasa
sxamine my stock before purehasine olsewiers
Trunks that are made In ether cities.
Superior LEATHER and DRl6S TRUNKS usds
30 order.
TRUNKS COVERED and RHPAIRlD at shor,
notice.
Goods delivered free Of charge to any Part Of tn
JAMES g. TOPHAM
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STsHIs Is TO NOTIFY sUTLRBk OF TIN
army that am prepared 30 fnrniah &C all timss
and q short notices N kinds Of WAGONS. 60, ap-
pertaining to sutlera.a EG SLACK, s.
20 sooSnsr Of John and oa4hsdral Ga. y
= AebS ~ VAA :. OASSWVk9s 09p 4
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~ PRIC Es REDUOED . - =,
N1RENADINE Shawls, Mozambique ShsWls
Black Lace smiles. Points, lFF Z =
Buraous and Ficolom inisi in great variety and re.
je rs IA. TAYLOR a. 40.
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FOR STAMPING
NO PAPER AND ENVELOPES
CHARGE. WITH NAME,
INITIALS,
CREST, or
COAT OF ARMS.
PHILIP d SOLOMONS,
Metropolitan Bookstore,
mar 25eof No. 332 Pennsylvania avenue
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Il TO- DININ GRooM!
The New York Dining Room 474 nth street, on
posite Pest Office. Open day and night, eurda
insas e Clean single Blooms % cents each. = :
, 1863-07-14
THE DRAFT IN CHICAGO,
The Enrichment COMPLETED, md I1ttd
Returned to Egashlngton.

Inc arduons and unpleasant task Of en-
foMlng Inc names OF those liable to perform
iut' ou's' Is al 1ast eomplc1eo' ana Inc
cot'ecteo hsts nave oeen aot"aloeo ~ LIZ
pope. a.lt.meat ~ ""s.uasson. - 80
r. ,. ulat .ue ~" = W. o. Nc
~ 1nio c.y "lu Lae p,eesas ~ uo"tn aae
~, ss =. =. Ioss e1ss .u.e
VII oe su .s,1 ss. =. 10y 4pon s'nau snps OF
, 1863-07-14
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, July 49, 1858.
sn1x-F11 FOE PoRrT-ErGHr Houa, ENDuo
MONDAY.
, 1863-07-14
5150.M
:.
1850
10000
5000
5000
25.M
1000
1000
1900

Competitors fo1 these prizes will be required to
furnish samples OF the wheat in the ear and with
the straw attached, {say 20 ears Of wheat and
straw J alent0 furnish written statement Of the
nature Of the soil on which the wheat grew, meth
cd Of cnltivation time Of sowing, quantity Of seed
sown, manurcs, IT any uecd,} and mode and time
Of ofapplscation; also the time of ripenipg and bar
ycstiDg, and the yield per acre, with such other
particulars as may deemed o. practical import
ance; aIso the nnme by which the variety Ia
known in the locality where It was grown.
The wheat must be ono variety xpure and qnufx.
ed. The prize to be awarded to Tic actual grower
OF the wheat, and the wheat which takes prize is
to become the property Of the Society.
1t iE hoped that farmers in all sections OF tho
United States and Canadn, who haye good samples
Of wheat, Will competc for these prizes. We hare
never Jet had good wheat show In the United
States. It ia highly important that tho wheat
growers Of wheat raised In different sections. We
understand TINT the 1noncyfor these premiums has
been raiecd by subscription, among tho friends Of
ag1icu1tuIe in Western New York, aad the time Of
holding the fair has been fixed 60 as to enable
farmers to purchase theis seed from tho wheat en-
tered for competition. 4 change OF seed is always
desirable, and 1t fs believed that all the wheat 81
good quality cent to the fair will find PURCHASERS
Ut a high price.
Full particulars can be obtained BY addressing
the President Of the Society Joseph Harris. Eitoe
GfnEsee Farmer, Rochester, n r
, 1863-07-14

IOtaj I'm 7dEhn fGfn1n
The news that Gen. Eco had eaeanoil into v1r
snia-telcgraphed yesterday eyen1ar-causod .
buoyant feeling in tho general produce markets
this morning, and under this influence along wifi
decline in fseights, prices Advanced ye,y mate
rally; but before tho close, tho intelligence va.
received that Lee hndnos recrossed tho Potoma,
caused a reaction, and the Improvement was par
italy lost.
Tho Wheat market onened nt m advance or te
per bushcl-with sa1es or No a Red W;nter. AZ
81 10; 9oc for Rejected Red Al 0sat 40 for
No Spring os@9sc for No Spring, and 755h
feac for Rejected Spring. At tho close the market
was dull and tho adguce was uartiallv 1osebnnyera
Offering on]y Al f,s for No snr,pp. a car1oaa ri
new Red Winter wheat was received ho.o to-day
and sold on Change, It vas inspected *.No. .
Bed" and brought &1.121< In store. This is the
frat carload nj 1ytnter hcat os the cron of 18sa,
, 1863-07-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
%oEDAr EYENH1, July IL, 1861

/ -1AoA0A4 LfENAa1s 4oht.
| B AH grain sold ain st07s'4s repprtt1 IN
t1i1 martst xepert as suvec: 10 ae .torags, whte1
1s g1ota to s sss1 r. tranaefoa as Sni i.
fn,sf e. SstS qz' e s .e@g
.a1z gre quoted q "desirered," a' osas1z0sss
91y 1gshs
Prop. Hunter, with wheat, at exc; props Galena,
Mohawk, bafks Naomi, Col Ellsworth, Colorado,
1afiSist b5ig 4. A. sta9dast. achrs. Badger State,
NaIragansstt, Tork State, San Jacinto, s. E. Hud:
ron. and Nightingale all with com, at &c; schr.
IT'D fI3uRMReeei1ed' !, ,7ss brls; shipped, 1900
Nicholas" choice White Winter at $3.50; 80 bris
sasss Sats at %9tss i s sis spa g
+ "a tF; ST. de e M Sn 10 o1z t DO Il
1iLsTuFFs@Film 1 md ia II actys Il s'dS GeDand
salss 80 - tons Middltngs at s17oo; ~ tons Bran
a. RREa S1slsSi T-Recelred, uo77 bu; shipped 14oo
IN: saisss:-liso9 By No. ! spsing II Gn good god
Ss:ta "a sGa'1 3D. l. essss; i s s &
Spring in store lin North and South Side houses)
ut M &c; 1;eeo h1 DO at s5hc; 5000 ba do at 95c !;
4ca bu DO at $1.t9 4C6 bn do at $,I0: 4o1 bH Ro.
1ected Red IN store at 91e; s09 bn Rejected Spring
Ga F & ~ at ;sci 4o9 bn Do Tn 4. d Co.'S a
By Sample :-4c0 bu No. Red Winter (new
crop In store M e At $1.1aH; 100 bu White Winter IN
coKNSneeeised, 15o.saa bnn; shipped, sst 900
bushels. Market opened buoyapt and excited and
prices advanced 1c per .bushel, but fen back and
SIZES s en as ef e f@1 6 %
Aii1cd adoat at 63c; LOO bu 40 at 5cKc ~ 000 bu
g; Higs; 4t5ed aaoat At sohe; a5,o COS bu River aud
afoat at 19hc; 8 900 bu do at 494c 2,sO0 b1 Yel-
low Corn In store at 495sc; 1900 bu Mixed Corn
, 1863-07-14
New York Dry Goods mafket-Ju1yl0 10.
from the Commercial Adyertfser.1

Tho activity Of tho dry goods market Immediate
II ceased after the defeat of Gen. Lee aud siucc
tie market has been very unsettled. lie dcciius
OF 10 Per cent In gold~is expected to cause cor.
responding decline in all Kinds OF mcschandise,
bIt the dry goods MARKETS not quick to accommo-
aate itsclfto changes Of this character and no new
basis Of prices has yet been established Il is
expected that cotton goods will decline more than
Upper cent, on account Of tho opening of the
soqthwestern cotton supply occasIoned BY the fall
=. There hare been no transactions worthy Of note
with outside lots Of cotton goods hare fonnd it
extremely difficult to find any one who has not al
Of waiting until We hear OF Gen. Meade's success
in his second engagement with the main army Of
the rebellion: lfhe should succeed as well a. at
Gettyebnrg, the price OF gold and merchandise
will be further lepress ed. Heavy sheetilgs have
been offered at SOC. With the market 20 vary dull
and unsettled, We omit our usua1 enumeration Of
definite shape to market values.
, 1863-07-14
NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

/ fundamentally Is.
F ssa s9s Raos s Jesfga
bs1s IL tss;' &s4as:sts :see!ss eeaa,
F1sPP asasS stssiss Sa.ss
Prop p Acne At HatpSaEay n4 Rans!o; sand;iss.
SP saoaa sanai
Pop AlleGhany. Bo5nton. saznia. 2lo N lumber from
F.oR WateT Witch. Eyder. sarnia. sundrtes.
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Dark Ixo Fsnnies. Mcdonald. Buffalo. 80 n Lumber
Rark COL Ellsworth Ettzxe..1a Buffalo. 1su tons coal.
Ea,k Lsyi Mwson, Flint. buffalo.
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Brig Fanny Gasd4s.: Morgan. Buffalo. 20 N lumber
Brig Iahoains. Vance. Bu11Go. 10 m 1unbos tron
Erie + Gale. Langley. buffalo. 20 N lumbar nom
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Big AiEomah. scan,an. Oconto. 15o N lumber. 10 N
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senr Sa73ssan.ett. H.sksts nqaalo. Is tons coal
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kcLr Har yest Homo Martin. Buffalo. 81 tons coal.
ka @ tons
ssh1 I; Lndinetoo DAVIS. 4nt5aio. 60 bis sai1 -,
it, sa,s Sso 1sss5.
schr ;ArGo: Kschler. Buffalo. 1s6 N lumbar rom
schr san Jseiuto. Blactburn. buffalo.
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zehF SssS|s 6ssa Isdasa. 1s ~ z e5 = ~ lumber.
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schr AdIiaue. Palmer. Grand Haven. rs m 1umbar.
sssE s.., =. xssa @
schsE g Grey. Parsons. Auokeson. 50 m lunocf. 80
schr Litte Belle. Liston, Nuskegon. 50 m lumber 80
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Ecar Union. 0e1linib. Holland. % eds wood
schE 3 Raeins Williamson. HaJdeaoque. lso N Lumbar.
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Eehr > SsTtan: s,e5e Eagle Ha:bos. 1o7 eds wood
sthf lawn, uebsusteln- Packa:as Pter. 70 odswood.
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sehr M;sis T56.oep. vloers auskeson. ss n Lumbar.
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