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"A ARsHALs sALK-In virtue of q wit or ssss
WI fscia1, on judgement OF contemnstion, iss0oA
from the ClsrAb Once OF the Circuit Court Of lie
ton. and TO directed, ~l expose 20 public 80,
s 20. eh ON Sp5 n bss os sSS. Sec q -
Instant less, @ Il o'clock ~ the following pes1
the. cart 81 sa.5 Ne e
lowing Es.es and bounds: Besianing a. peans =
the s"nts Line thereof, distent Sc feet ~ inchss
thence With line cravn IT isht snsles thsrste
from sth street; thsncs vest 3 feet thesss n .
sout 5west direA1iip 50 feet inches 20 point N
line svavn 1t angles 20 sad south line fes4
6iusfses distant thersfrom; thence With said hn4
re~ey<rd an fsete inches TO said south line, snA
thsbne ~ festS inches with straight lins 10 the
pace o. h. ginning, with the baildings and appef
tee aAce, tnsr-unto belonging, sel1sd and lsviel
1pSsb the property Of French Forrest, and vtn
be sole TO ttisfy IadclaS Ne 10 ysnuary terra.
fysrrest. WARD III. LAMON,
Ja7-ots z. y. MARSHAL ID. y,
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COUGH, COLD. OR AN lRRIrATBD THROAT, il
allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial affections. oftentimes incurable
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
reach directly the affected parts and give almost
instant relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ca
TARRH they are beneficial. The good efests result
ing from the Of the Troches and their extended
use, has caused them to be counterfeted Be sure
TO guard against worthless limitations OBTAIN
only the genHine Bro,rn'S Bronchial Troches which
have prored their efficacy by test of many years
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use the
Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over
tax the voice and exposed to sudden changes,
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. ian E-3m
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BY. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Aactiopeer.

TRUSTEEs SALE OF DEsIRA BILE BUILDING
i LoT IN PnINTISe OFFICE sSuhRE.-By yirtss
Of deed Of trust from Patrick Wilson, dated Ma1
7th 1857, and duly recorded in Libery. A. No.
lS tohos 81, ct sea-, one Of the land records fss
Warrington county ID. O., I shall sen. on THUR
DAY AFTERNOON, JAM airy 18th, st4 O'Clock. %
the premises. Lot b, in James G. MeGuiret subu-
vision OF Square numbered 6S4, fronting = feet eu
north Capitol street. between q and II SITS. NORTH
and running back $50 feet to ID feet alley and
tanning ASH square feet. ......
Terms onethird cash; the remainder In G anA
IL months, vi tn interest, secured By deed OF tx0st
On the premises.
All conveyances a. cost Of purchaser.
THO. j. flsHER, Trustee.
80 6eo&ds j. c. McG C1RI CO., Aleas.
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BOARDING..

Il0ARDING.-1wo Rooms for rent, with Board,
- in q private family. large, cheerful, lightsi
with gas-one heated from below by Latrobe.
Would prefer in future TO rent to permanent board
ers. t. rms moderate. An excellent table, and
every attention paid to comfort. References given
and required. Railroad within square. Apply
at No. 2O3 Sixth street, between NJ and N. j23-2t'
A FEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE AC-
"A commodated in pleasant home. one square
from Willard: Hotel. Inquire at Star Office. jsS-f
nAY B0ARD-A few Day Boarders can be &C.
II eommodetei with good home-board at Is per
week at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th and K
streets. 10 l6-lmr
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s.. ssoads II CIV &car risIt cor 66rai H.si.
By j. @. McaUIRR a co. Auctisu.,r.

By j. @. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auctisnssrs.
RUBBING LOT IN PRINTING 0sEfoo
- SeuAkk.-By virtue Of deed OF trust From
corded IN LiS.r j. A. s., 10 s follos Is q 81.
one Of the land records for Washington county, b.
January 18th, At O'Clock the premises, part 81
Lot Ne; Is, in James O, Mcnuires ssbdiytsioa q
between north Capitol street and LIST street yssts
months, with interest, secured b. deed Of tsss
on she premises.
Ali eeHvs1saoss = sss eos, e .ss SaEss::s
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EURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For rent, at
Il $50 18th street, east side, between G and n
streets, neatly furnished and, very comfortable
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORS. The neigh borhood is one of most desirable
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in the house ia 1H
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ANOTHER IMPORTANT Cure


Cough, Sore Throat D;p,b.r,,
ttbEh' sore Throat, Diptierid
Covgh. So,s Throat D;,bsr;o
Cured by
Parsons INDICATED TAR DROPS,
Try them
And te triSe IN time
WaShing.on, u. c., Dee O. 1852
gro PEARSON, EsQ.-Dsnr Sir Il purchased
package ofyour Indicated Tar Drops my SON aving
severe Couch and Sore Throat ii "a It pronounced
by many in the 6rststages of EipthtriaD when, to
my astonishment, they cured him, as many neigh
bors will also testify, since which / would not be
without them Respectfully yours
l.. SIMILAR SMITH. No. 461 street
Prepared and sold by GEO. PEARSON ) N Liber-
ty street, Baltimore Sold also at 491 Eighth St,
Washir eton, and at the Drug Stores, at Is cents
per package. ia22.Im
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DR.. DUPoNT's Sugar-coaled Female Regulating
Pills are the cery best in use. They operate speedily
and efect'rety and being coated create
upon the most delicate stomach. trial of
these Pills will prove their superiority or- all others
Price S. q box. Sole by 8. 9. Ford. corner lith
Cook, AleXandris. ja6.Iy
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GOOD FARM FOR SALE.-12O Acres in cul-
"A tivation, s41. acres in tin. Der; with new Frame
House, with 4 rooms; 10 young Peach Trees and
Apple Orchard. 1t is situated on eth street
turnpike. about IA niles from Washington, d. G.
90 acres Of the above is good and fertile meadow
land, and the remainder No. up land fronting on
two county roads. Terms easy. For particulars
enquire of j. p. BARTHOLOW, or JOHN A
BAKER. SIS Seventh st. aSaw
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LQS PAPERHAEGINas. A

400 PAPERHANG NGS! AOc
lou Gold and Velvet. foO
Gold Stamped, and medium priced Gold Papers,
with Q varied stock Of Glazed and Blank Papers at
the loves cash prices.
WINDOW SHADE5t
New Designs, Gold Band and Imitation Gold Band
Window shades. Buff. Green and Blue Holland, or
any required style sise of Shade made 10 order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
(rarrentca to be Filded with Gold Leaf
District from the best mandatory in the country
9th beautiful variety of small SIZED Oval and
ufactures. Also, Photograph Cards, embracing
copies Of celebrated Pictures, Paintings and statu
AIRY, AlbuL BE.
PIUTURE CORD AND rAssELsl
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings, Eyes,
Nails, &c. Orders for Psperhsngings or Window
Shades punctually executed by experienced work
men in city or country. Terms cash:
sld the terms cash for goods and labor. "a Is.
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E'OR RENT-Prst- class Furnished PARLORS,
Also fne Furnished Rooms with or ~ without
Board; most desirable location; fine neigborhood,
at 4S2 St. between Sd and 4th sts., doors below
City Hall. ia DIV.
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LADIES and gentlemen whose hair is premsturely
grey, who wish to change the color will find
Boswell and Warmers Colorifc superior to any ar
tice In use. Apple without wash or pre- paration
does not crisp the hair like dye but leaves it soft
and glossy. See advertisement Of Funston Il SEQ
field, 3O2 3 street near Wizards ja6-Im
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ATTENTION, Soldiers and others. Samaritan's
Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private
complaints in from two to four days. Ifyou would
be saved from long suffering and speedy death
don fail to avail yourselves Of this remedy. The
samaritan's Root and Herb Juices is the only
ual remedy for sores and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying
remedy and be permapet thy cured. See I'D ertise-
ment In another column. jab-u
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TIE STATIONERY PRIzR PACKAGE manufactured
by Moran. 436 Penn. avenue, contains more
ara better Stationery and more attractive and use
ful Jewelry than any ever offered. Suffers and the
trade Will take notice. ia lxs
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INDIA RpBBER Doors AND SHoKs.-The above ar
tices are sold cheaper st III. A. Halls India Rub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pa. avenue, than at any other
store in this city or vicinity This 10 So Calland
satisfy yourselves. 80 Pa. avenue noN-tf
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

lanes 8. WEIGHTS
y CELEBRATED
FA NJ Ill FL UR.
We having the sole agency for the above Justly
famed Family Flour, are now prepared to supply
the trade in any quantities they may desire.
Families will find the above Flour at all stores In
Washington and Georgetown.
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
IS and SO Water strsst,
de 81 I'm Georgetown, D. o.
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WARRANTED TO CURE IN Six DAYs-Dr. Godfrey,s
AntidOte, an English Specific Of sixty-6ve years
standing, will cure GoHoryh1a IN ssx days No
change Of diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
BY f. g. Ford, cGrner 18th street and Pa, avenue
Washington. and Henry Cook, Alex ndria. ia ely
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DHsIRABL. INDIA RUBBER GoeDs.-Mr. H. "A.
Light duh finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom
sh9s extra large sizes; also, lot of blue English
light Tin weisht) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which
he s selling at facturers prices at his India
Rubber Warehouse, 81 Pennsylvan avenue be.
tween 9th and 10th stS oc2lH
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SPERNAToRRHRA CAN DE CURKp.-Dr. Rand's
Specific cures Sptrnntorrh1a. Seminal Weakness,
Inpot,Bey. Loss Of Po1er ETC. speedily and eFectunl
". Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the
fpecifc, will convince the most skeptical of it's
merits. Price 81 box. Bold by 8. O. Ford cor
ner llth street and Pa avenue, Washington, and
Henry Cook Aley andris. js6-y
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lNUR SALE-Two beautiful BUILDING LOTS,
l. north west corner Washington and Dunbarton
stres ts Georgetown, ID. O., fronting y feet each
Washin gton St, I2o feet deep two blocks from the
cars ia IS-e cost
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SCprrS DgATH.-N7edneeday night about
ten O'clock, woman died suddenly in the
house Of Patrick Lang, On Sixth near g street
north.
The Coroner held an inquest yesterday about
one O'Clock, when it appeared that the deceased
was an acquaintance of LangA and was In me
she complained of being un we'll, nd asked Mrs.
Lanr TO get her a drink Of water. Mrs. l.. got
heT the water and went to bed. Mot hearing
her move, Mrs. L went into her room 10 see
how she was, and found her lying over trunk
dead. The jury agreed that death W as pro-
duced by cow ulsion, and returned q verdict
accordingly
COFFIN FOUND.-On Wednesday morn ing
omcer Jas. johnson, Of the second precinct,
Iound on the commons in the neig n borhoed OF
L ana Ninth streets, coffin with the side ana
top broken in. Ithad the appearance O: having
peen buried short time, and was Of the style
so ders. IL is supposed that IL had been taken
up by some body snatchers and the body car
RED to dissectlng room.
!. DR ,yoN MoscHzrsxER, 227 Penn. avenue can
dor limited tine Longer be eonsuited on all .ia
Head, Throat and Catarrhal Affections. ia zs-t'
THK FAIR held at st, Alloys -P.rochial School
rooms corner North Capitol and streets will close
the St ad Thas . PLAY o r..
School and sodaIity of St. Aloysius Church and
many of the friends Of Youth Hsrs rneYsntsd
from attending by the bad weather of the la .t few
days. IT,
BoswELL's MEpIoATED CouGH CANDY is the most
pleasant and effectual remedy ever introduced for
the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis Hoarseness,
&C, G. Singers and public speakers should use
1t. a. they will find it clears and ans tho
voice Parents may save Themselves the loss of
many hours rest by giving their children who are
subject to Group half stick Of candy before retiring
Try it. Try it, Sold at all the principal drug stores
and at Boswells Drug Store, corner Maryland ave.
nue. and 9TH street. ja23.1-
SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Do your DUTY to
yourse yes, protect your health, use Holiswny,s
Pills and Ointment. For Wounds, Sores Bowel
Complains and Fevers, they are a perfect safe
guard Full directions how to use thera with every
ooA. OnlS 70 cents. 2Io
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INDIA RUBBBR GooDs-It is not necessary for
MIR. II. A. Hall to enumerate the different styles
and inds Of Rubber and Gutta Percha manufas-
tured goods that he kee ps on hand The keep s them
al and glance inte the beautiful store list OF
prices given by his attendants viii, convince any
that his establi shment is ally the only India
Rubber Warehouse, and is located at 81 Pa avenue
next door to Messrs. Harper Il Mitcheu's dry goods
wal ehouse, between 9Th and 10th SITS de eff
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ID CONS FOR RENT.-A suite of FURNISHED
IL ROOMS, with or without Board at No. SIGH
street, between 18th and 18th SIS. in 10. cost
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoTrcE;---Do your duty to
yourselves, protect your health, use Holiewnv,s
Pills and Ointment. For Wounds Sores Bowel
Complain and Fevers, they are a perfect safe
guard Full directions how to use thera with every
oo4. OnlS 70 Genus. 2Io
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(N0OK WANTED-h thoroughly competent cook,
81 ct. corner "A. ia5
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fisticate the barrow.
POLICE REPoRTs.-Thrd Precinet.-Robert
Miller, grand larceny; jail. Charles Paeken-
ham, Mary Packenham, Agnes w mite, dlsor
derby; Henry Raymond, VIM. Fisher, assault;
dismissed. .-
Fourth Precinct-M p. Gurley, Thos. Hogan,
drunk and disorderly; go each. John Kelly,
grand larceny; dismissed.
.Siyh Prectnct.-John Hoover, obstructing
sidewalk: costa, So cents. Solomon Pmbrem,
creating u nuisance; Sl.59. John Evans, de-
sertion; turned over TO military.
Tenth PTecinci.-Frpderick Williams, riding
on pavement; 40. John Slaven, vagrancy, and
Catherine Foley, leading an idle and vicious
course Of life; workhouse SO days each.
FOURTH WARD STATION CAsEs.-Cornelius
Sullivan, assault and battery; jail for court.
Charles Calvert, drunk and lying In the street;
turned over TO, military. Peter NJ Nahon,
drunk and breaking a lock; fined 50. John
Barlow, breaking q window; turned over tn
military, Patrick Kelly, drunk; dismissed.
John Shorter do; do. John Shorter, Ait
Walter, refusing TO pay hackman; he paid up
and as dismissed.
SECOND WARD ST CASEs.-Joseph
Ebersia drunk; dismissed. George Parker,
disorderly; do. Sidney Summers, drunk in
street; do Jno. Reeder, drunk and dlsorderly;
do; Samuel Corsee, drunk; do. Chas. Jones,
do; fined SIS. Il. e.. Holmes, do; dismissed
Thos. McSwiggin, do; do.
RurSs GLIB SUPPER-The one hundred
aud fourth anniversary of the birth of Scotia's
fayorite bard will bs celebrated by the Burns
Club Of this city by supper at 4ao Ne zenith
Street on Monday evening next, the 2oth inst.
The sumner this wear will aoubtiess,-a IS hereto
forr, be = nos. eDjOys0ls affair
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ABORERs WANTEp-I0O men will find c1n-
IL slant employment at the Washington Reser-
yoir. near Georgetown. d. G. Wages SIg per
day; Also, Horses and Carts wanted Apply
On the work NJ BURKE
IA B-6t' Contractor
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WANTED.The public to know that we have q
w few small Tubs of very choice Dairy Butter
suitable for families. Also Wrapping Paper, Sta
tionery, Tobacco and Cigars &c.
Z 8. JONES 4 BRO,
de 0.lms 2s3 Pa Az, between 18th and iith.
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WANTED-A WOMAN, 10 cook, wash and iron,
w and do the general Homework for a small
family. Also Il RI, to and assist at CD am
berwork. Good wages will be given to those that
18th SIS. Ia 2l-Sts
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"ANTED-Every person 70 know that in
w the market, ready TO pay cash for all articles
In the housefurnishins line; These leaving the
BUCHLY, 42s Seventh street, between and a.
least side, Dealer in New and Second hand Furpi-
ture. no l6-H
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'FIsTICATTNG WHRKLBARROw.-Yeste
colored man went to the Office Of Justice
Johnson, carrying a wheelbarrow along The
Justice not being present, he slated his case to
the occupants of the Office, as follows: 81 dun
wicked fur a Teller roun here, and wuc ked
dollars wuf all septs levy; an den when
Gated dis wheelbarrer, and / gwine to fsticate
1t till he Civ me de money" He left the ,fsti-
Gated property ut thr door, and stepped round
the corner, and he had hardly lost sight Of the
property when in come the original owner,
who 'fsticated the Harrow again. and moved
of in the other direction. parkey No. 1, on
coming back, found he was beat at his own
game, and started off in a terrible stew to re-
fisticate the barrow.
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DIR toN MoscHzIsXER, 227 Penn. avenue can
for limited tine longer be consulted on all rnala.
dies o. the Eve and Ear. Deafness Noises in he
Heso, Ihroat snd Cs.arrhal Afections. Ia z3:2t.
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growers THEATER.-The in clement weather
did not prevent another large and fashionable
audience attending the last representation of
''Fantine," last evening. This extremely pop.
ular and beautiful and admir- ably -dramatized
play vas taken Oft even before Il had reached
the zenith OF its success.
Tonight will be performed, for only this
time, the "Romance of a Poor Young Man"
with all its charming music, scenery, and the
grand situation" Of the leap for Honor
Misses Kate benin and Lofty Hough, and
Messrs. L. p. Barrett, Setchell, Rogers and
others, will appear.
On Saturday we are to have enc night Of
Bour0caults "Pauvrette;" and ON Monday
next the '1rish Boy and Yankee Gal'-Mr
and Mrs. Barney Williams-who appear in
three pieces.
, 1863-04-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
TuBE MONEX MARKET.

TCEEpAT EVENING. March II, 1868.
The money market Ia decidedly Close and In
fact 1t eecms to be elose I'll round. The most mr.
gent wauts Of best customers are al supplied; but
merely speculative demands are Ignored The
paper making and urged for discount Is
almost all short, showing that customers are es.
pcctipg soon to realize. The stringeney thus far
1s confined mainly to speculative operators and
does not seem to affect Legitimate business.
The gold market was excited, but the anount
changing hands fs comparatively small. Accord
ing to private dispatches, 1t opened in New York
ut 1se35, rose to 15o closing firm at 14oH. Had
there been much gold here to operate upon we
should have had decidedly An exciting day Of it;
butas 1t was operators could scarcely find enough
to geton the "rampage" about. The brokers here
paid 147, and towards the close we presume 148
YVES paid It would be easy to write 3 column as
to the causes that arc forcing it upward and the
probabilities Of further rise OF d decline, but ws
prefer to give facts as they are and leave the intel
ligcnt readers OF the TRmtsE to form their own
conclusions. Predicting in these matters is just
now too risky business to. suit our taste.
The price Of silver WEB 3o@35.
Old Treasury Notes GAME price as gold. New
nominal at X buying; selling A@1s.
New York Exchange continues decidedly close.
Bankers buy at y, and sometimes, for round lots,
pay fraction aborc. The selling rate Is 4 TO Gus
toners; outsiders, 7s@K. One house still sells
at y. It is believed that the ettingency cannot
continue many weeks, IS the amount Of produce
and provisions waiting shipment, as coon az navi-
cation opens, ere immense.
Indiana and Kentucky are bought at 10a
TIE NEW REVENUE CAHDs.
Some days ago we noticed the fact that the new
| revenue law, greatly reducing the tax in stamps
on ordinary notes. was In force. At the same
time card was placed in our hands, By one Of our
bnnkera, signed By the Secretary OF the Clearing
Houec Association in New York. purro7tng to be
q correct table Of the amount Of stamps to be
placed on each note, supposing it to be correct,
aud knowing its Importance to the business pub
lie, we requested Mr.. Rand, Of the job department
Of the TRIBUNE, 10 copy it. After few copies
| had been sold we found, to orr chagrin, that we
bad t: ueted too much to the acuteness Of New
York flnaucicr The table WIS not accurate. Mr.
Rand has now Issued one which, it is believed, /:
entirely correct, which, for dime, he will mail
| postpaid, to all who may order. Our correspond
eut at Nishawaukcc, Ind, who takes Us severely
to task for issuing the first card, will now under
Etand tue facts. Copies OF the new card have beer
sapt IN his at1f1reEs
, 1863-04-01
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARkET.
Weekly Review.

Tuesday EyEN1Sa March 81, 1858,
Tho tumble in gold last week caused a rery
dnll state Of feeling in the Dry Goods markethcse
but there WAS no spanic, for there WAS very little
to be panicF about-the various wholesale houses
having, during the two weeks previous. eold such
q vast quantity Of taeir spring etocks. that they
were, to tell the truth, getting uncomtortab1y low,
ard thct1ull in the demand WAS wanted to enable
th. N 10 get ahead scain.
But, notwithstanding this, the market fos three
or four days was decidedly drll~ There weEc plcn
ty Of buyers here; hut with golt! going down At
the rate Of per cent day, they were too terrified
to make cvea their most urgent and necessary par
chases. So, most Of them vent home to see hat
wonl4 turn up.
It il astonishing, however, to ind how quickly 4
reaction takes place. Within two days gold has
advanced sQ6 per cent, and already the country
buyers rushing into the city again. and are buy
ing rather freely, though at lower pei,es,-ous
wholcsa1cshouses having let down in the prices OF
leading staples, as will be seen from the following
tnbTe of prfcee:
, 1863-04-01

Do11N DurroN.-The leyecs Of thistiuy "littlg
fany' at metropolitan Hall art attracting large
audiences About ten thousand persons we're
present yesterday afternoon hnd evening. Dollie
IL all ale il alvctiscd to be, and It s impossible
for any one to hayea correct idea OF how wonder
fuly rmalt aud fairy like she is, without seeing
her. sic eings and dances very prettily, and.
email as she IT, her voice can be easily heard in al
patts OF the hslL Miss Marrh, whose Ringing to
The artistic feature Of the cutertainments, is
sn aesomplith9ed ss9 PleasIn1g ssosalistt
{snrg in the Costume Of The Danghtcr Of the Iae;>
iuchtl vas loudly applapded We en- @ recommend
pleasing to a11. They are given every afternoon
and evening this week.
EASTER FLowrRs.-For Can1ellas and other
choice flowers, leAve your orderrTith Edgar San
fers, Depot, t10 Madison etrcet,. np13t
EFF, E. Risby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangings at less than New York prices, ut
wholesale and retAa. ms]1m
E Paper Hangings. wholesale n1sl TetaG
a. ,21rf1h efrcct MI -tna.
, 1863-04-01

COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY EVENING. March 81, tS634
WEEKLY REv1Ew.-The general produce mar
kcts during the past week were unsettled in con-
sequence Of the variation in the gold market, and
pricca at the beginning Of the week, rs compared
with those at the close, show difference Of 100
15c 2 bushcl on wheat and 3G44c OIL corn.
The upward tendency In gold towards tho close
has tended greatly to strengthen the markets.
The following tables ahow tho receipts and ship
msnts Of leading articles Of produce during the
past week and since the 1st Of January, With com
paratiye statistics:
RECEIPTS 0F LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.