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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-02
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 THE FEW YORK MERCURY,
 For the New Year,

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 VICTORIA; s or
 THE HE1REss OF CASTLE CLIFFE. By Cousin May Carleton,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-07-02
LAGER ] BEER 1,

REcEzvED Fresh every week. by
 C. REINHART.
 Aay 55 tf6
, 1863-05-25

eeItcu up 10 HI @uc guests until every physl-
cal wnnt is satistlcd.
Don't flil to be there with all your friends.
TuE SOLDIERS SCPPER.-Don't forget the
enppcr to be given 10 the soldier. at the Ma
rine Hospital. to morrow CTuesday the a;th
inst-,) Mt five o'clock, p. IN. Any one willing
to aid in this exhibition of respect and kind
ness to the afflicted and disabled soldiers, can,
do 80 by leaving @hat they choose to furnish
for The occasion, at the Marine Hospital, on
Michigan Avenue, near Rush street bridge, or
at the house OF Rev. Mr.. Leonard, o16 Illinois
street, and the Committee will take it in
charge.
a NEW THEOLOGICAL sSEM1SARr.-G. r.
Randall, the well known architect OF this city,
Is no" engaged in pe1fectiug the plans and
spcc'acations for the erection, during this
summer, Of splendid theological seminary,
on North Halstcd street, which Is to be built
under the auspices Of she Old School Presby-
terians. The structure will be three stories
ana basement, with ground plan Of forty
four BY seventy feet. The work will be COM
ncnccd Immediately.
1SQUEsT.-CorouerS Sch.nid. held IN inquest.
Friday evening, upon the body Of Matilda
CASTILLO, aged is years, who was serving the
family Of Mr. Hutchings, corner Of W, Madi.
son and Green etrccts. She had been working
very hard, at the house cleaning, and but .
few months fromEnglaud and WAS probably NOT
acclimatcd. Her death had many of tl,e
symptoms Of sun-strokc. Verdict Of the lury.
"Conyestion Of the Brain.'
MEETING OF JEAsErMEN.-A mectlnr n,
tlic Je1seymcn residents in Chicago was held
at the fremont House, Saturday cycn,nr. to
arrange for the proper reception and enter.
tainmeut Of the delegates from New jersey
10 the Canal Convention. Without taktu.
auy formal action the meeting adjourned te
Tuesday evening. It is expected that ther.
will be large attendance at Parlor No. / OF
that evening.
BcEo1ARr.-About half past two yesterday
morning burglar broke into the hou*e7ss Wa
bash Avenue, occupied by Louis Wah1, an'
while ransacklng the bureau, WIS discovere
by young lady Of the house, who gave tn
alarm, when the villain decampel, Withou
taking any booty. He is a man abont5 fee
10 inches high, strong and well built, shor
tair and smooth face.
D1soRAcEFuL.-John O'Neil, an Irish saloo
kctper, On Clark street, near. Twelfth, va
nonght before Justice Miller, Saturday
charged With attempt to commit q rape upo
sne peseon Of girl Of Is. living In the sam
IL use. The circumstances were Of m aggrs
F2uEe Character. Held to bail for appe,,
s-c'' f. 'le Rcccrdcr's Court, in the sum {
<.LV.
, 1863-05-25
The NcT York Wool Market.
from the y, 7, Tribune, 2lst.


There is pause III trade, il usual at this sea-
son; previous TO the new clip coming upon the
market, ard there is 20 desire e!thsr to purchase
Of rezs at present The reason @ rs .a
manufacturers and dealers ar a!ise cautious about
purchasing to any extent. They mnst soon uec1de
however, Or buy frpr, hand to mouth during the
season. The latter would be tho most iuAcious
PRESENT ail Is bur deln=ion that wil lead to in
sfHh h next s r. fs
weather: meanwhile, the supply In the hands ~ %
WOODEN producers is being gscs:l} rednced. Wool
can row be purchased In tlas mstset a. mnsa ,oM
adelusive system existing among the trade But
lhtec very Rools onght to comn'and more money
II M esssuse IT, ssppy i 9 r. d oq{ r.
Grafton until the new clip is recetyeu It 4s tfne
that considerable lots arc coming forward that
hsd nsei for hhf5 % III
wool at concession, while otaess arc clsa6inS OUT
3 oxen Invoices at \ concession OF 5.51c from
rates obtained last month But thsse are S sxcep ?
the market. It was oA1y few months
since when there was considerab!e !, alarm IA u,
supplies 10 keep their mills running fall blast as
The wants Of tho trade demanded. hnt the high
rafce the prevalent, and the decline IN E1caau.e
plies from abroad md relieved ther ofrasif an1f-
et5. The price Of gold has been quite stationary
tee past Neef, and taking it a it. PreseutIlf;s
WlN-lkW WoufI 1ot appear LnaC Wool Is LOO t!f,4
on the contrary wool is not comparatively as high
as the goods. Yet, decline O. rise In gold and
exchange would carry the raw material down or
up and this is the tue cause why dealers arc no:v
reluctant to op+ nate extensively. II appears,
how ever, that wool-growers will not part with
place Of growth. from Matte aud Ttrmont1o Ohio,
for J! to full blood MerIno and Saxony feeecs. ss
they prefer to take the chances Of the market nE-
Less They obtain fair price for their woods. Ow-
irg to thtso circumstances 1t will he seen that
bu9cfe and sellers asc at variance respecting the
establishment Of prices. and well may they, a.
| none can accurately determine the future course
ofthe market 1oc as thI terrible va. lasts asd
manufacturers are cIt of from ohtalaiug any cot
ton trppliee worthy OF consideration. The sales
arc IS 60 NJ native Gecccs in lots At sho5: for
70 full blood mer:ros, &c IT, QD pulled 1t
for counon country mixed and super and II halsa
! IestiZa On private terms,
, 1863-05-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERClaL,
THE MONEY 11ATeKET.

SATURDAY EVENING May %, 1853.
Business during the day has been light, for Chi
eago unusually TO- What bankers Just now are
most in want Of ts large amount of first claes
paper for discount. OF course money continues
alrneant at 50 per ceAt.
New York exchange is firm at former quotations,
viz: par7 X buying, and ,5GA as the selling rate.
The rate at all the banks, except two, ia 4, with
pcEhnps concession Of a frccton on round lots to
best CUSTOMERS.
The 1ates for gold in New York. as reported by
prl'nle dispatches. were 14s's, 1854. closing firm
at l4as1. The closing figures came in after bust
ncss here had closed. The brokers paid HIGHS
ard near ttv c!osr 14s15 may hare been offered
Transactions limited.
Silver 1ssG 1s7-thc higher figure for round lots
Of large coins. Kentucky and Indiana State bank
1ts. Canada 145. New Treasury Notes selling i
OK. They arc plcnty and bankers will not pay
anything for them.
, 1863-05-25

FROM the SeH York Independent, Nay 2t.l
Trade is dell for the season. Jobbers are not
onJlng standard cotton goods, Of which their
hoe1s arc la1ge bnt are selling rather under COM
mission prices. 4 large reduction has been made
nth IN the p5ieS Of pr;nts Light eolors aoue eo,n
four months credit. Low grades Of cotto1aIes
around IN the market, but The demand Ia active.
GlnSShasns are stcadg- Brown stau,artl ehsettngs
ana shttinEs hare declined and are selling al no
the demaud is laEEgaId. In wool.n. there is q fair
demand for desirable qualities and styles. sati-
nets arc little higher. Del fncs ARE In good
asto5tp7eEt, a., s1d pFisssstesdy: Fancy light color
heavy: Silk mixtures are neglected. Ali rarie-
ties Of dsab are the rogue; Black doeskins are In
demand. Cloths are quiet. In foreign fabrics
there s an active demand for silks, especially for
plain blacks and dFab coors, and plain blues,
browns, and greens move moderately Fancies
are dnll. There is avery active demand for drab-
coloEt ribbons British fancy dress goods are very
dull. Plain black and brown lawns sel! we1l
French worried have decllued under large offerings
at auction. In woo1ens the chief demand Is for
heayy ia goods which are not plentiful IL supply.
Plain ttlaibes are much lower. The auction sales
are diminiehinE: Plain Paris ehawls have been
readily taken-all that ia oGsred-at an advance in
, 1863-05-25
Sale of Fine Cattle from Phl1nde1phIn.
fF1pm the philaleluha Iunurnr

The fret eemi~annual gale Of fine etock. under
the auspices Of the Philadelphia Society for
Promoting Agriculture, took placc yrsteriay
at Hesknees' Philadelphla Bazaar. The o.
casfon drew together large eoncourse
Of people and the stock brought fair
prices. There is no doubt that when these
tpE!ns and full les become fairly ablishcd they
%ill be sladly taken advantage of b. farmers aud
efssdsss sh9 1h1onghont the lsna not only as favor
cattle, but also 10 Feplenlph and o6tain crosses
for theiF , OWL herdz. At the eale yesterday some
Hslfess and Calves. sold Ut prices ranging from
S:0 to $50, for fati grown cattle and from 5l7to
s27 for calyes. AsP!cndd bay Morgan stallion, Q
years old. Is hands high,f free IRON all white, was
Knocked down for $i5D 4 feature in the sale
was the Shetland Pouies-a pair Of sorselis.
selling parat.d at SO for one and ss2 50 for the
other; n.antifui pair OF bays, SEQ a dun pony.
$A5. and from these figures down to So Some
southdow rama, sired br ). G. Tayos's celebrated
buck. No s9,' told at y low figure, 4 few young
pigs Of approved breeds, found buyers at tennner-
ati,e prices. Poultry Of choice breedt realszed
from = % to S9pePair, snd psir of Madagascar
be held sometime during the fall.
, 1863-05-25

NE" xOTA 1U1lC" NAFAct-N1Ay Ils
eoriation At 1sc q n. Messrs. Knight s Sons no
tice the weeks business thns: Il Since our last
Issue the market has showed but little variation
wa- an apparent falling of in the demand for Ill
eorts. but since Thursday. there has sprung
up quite brisk demand for Ically prims
shippin. lots, and full prices have been
readily obtained. The sales during
the week have been made mostly ut ike, some
few lots little inferior sold at 1l4c but owing to
the Edvives Of an improved European MarSet,
prices have etitte1,cl and holders obta1iu. the
full price demanded: The carriyals from the West
nTr very enall, those from the East and
week, hut the stock on haud has been
ktpt reduced By the btirk demand, To day the
demand has been very fair and strictly prime lots
oil lzs brought 10Hc. but the demand il quite lin
it'd. Other soap :tock. such as grease and No. ,
tallow. are slow. and prices nominal Prices this
day 1855 10ac; 1852, lie; 1Sl0, l0I1; 1851, 91c;
1852, 9c q ID.
, 1863-05-25

NEW ToRK, May ea.-Cor7oS-M active aud
hlmsr, at Sc for midlng up1ands.
heavy and 5Gtl0c lower. Sales $3.S5ll6n0 for ex-
tra State; $4,000. As for round hoop Ohio $6.aa0
7.S5 for Il adc brands-ru.rket closing dull with no
buyers at outside quotations.
WM1sKT-Steady and in fair demand at 4s4:e
44c. in bond at 2ic.
GnA,S.-:Wheat heary and 1Gec lower. r..
ceipts moderate and shippers holding back for
lower prices, 1saG13o for Chic:so Spring: $t.3a4o
1:le for Milwaukee, Club $i.EQll50 for Winter Rel
Western. Corn closes about 1c lower with fair
business at the decline. 75il;6Sc for Old Mixed
Western; = G174c for New 10 for one load Of e1-
Ira choice Old Mixed Western Oats more active
and fru,er. 6qG.73c-
GnocEMEs.-Su.arsq quiet. Aolasses in moder-
ate demand. Coffee dull.
PRor1stoss.-Pork heavy and lower with more
Going decline at I'll G09l2 for old mess; 1880
for new; S'0 s5P1l.15 for old and new prime;
$l4tGRl6.00 for prime mess, Inclns1cd IN sales
are 200 bsls new mcss for July delivery at $14 OO
Bceraniet and unchanged. Bacon continues dali
andptices nominallJ unchanged Lard shade
easier At 9KG104c for common to strictly prime.
, 1863-05-25
A CARD.
To All Afflicted with Catarrh, Thront
Di8eaSc aud Affections OF tllc Chest.

DR.. l. Wins1ow Aver, Physician for Affections
OF the Throat and Chest, Rooms T. and 10 McCot-
mick's Building, corner of Randolph aud Dear
pattmcnt Of Practice. The extraordinary success
which has attended his practice Ia this city, has
enabled him 10 refer to the best and most Iesponsi
bic parties in Chicago Il is especially desirable
that all who have need Of Medical aid, either for
cata1rh. Asthma, Bronchitis or CONSUMPTION,
shonld make carly application Ihe pstttnt At .
here for treatment, can, after an examination, re-
tu,n home, and pursuo the course Of treatment
10 come personally to the city. no should wrtu a.
many Of his symptoms as possible, and give such
description ns will afford correct idea OF the
application:
81 the Hrisn practice the remedy reaches the
, 1863-05-25
M ARINE NEWS,
PORT or CHICAGO,

Sim, Sunbeam p.ns, ARR5TED; 4;a E1o;;
PIeS Nais MatsF Miseh. KyasI sa5a,9; In, .,,.
{t.sP Es1,s.tS 3S asSFss; sE;5 EsS.ie; sasa1ie'.
Prop Hota*k Pheats. Buha;o, sunds1cs.
iesi taEisa Y9R2s Easo sRai!s
az Sss5 ESs1;y: fsses:; en-, w: :sses; y a @ ,ua
EssT 81 SSf esssi 3 sss = 6 a
5as G2ssa Hseea cd. wool
schr Enion. EHe.y. Hclland. 81 cds wood.
EST s NatsRs sn Hssa & Cd sas sssa *ssa
schr Ps.n.er. THOMPSON. Holland. y eds Eood.
snF s fsbSs,
sSF Nas1ssss ESSs i'd
Senr Giha asHesoa a q si.
ss{ ss{ Asisss
Ses: = 1isia, EqEs5: as.S;Ee5 = i, iqas ,.o,,,,
sehr G. Geo burlington. F1ack Nuskegon. is IN lum Is
SsS! Tsois EeSef fssi1ssss q ia9. ~ Il eds saia.
osI ki5SE R.f s
ssos Mtp:litz. Whe iiae LaFs = y; Inm
Eiss s'sefe2 & : IL INT a
So Sfaes Siess Is.:sa ks'sss:os. - . 3 s9 Il r.
seox 1li,ondel!e Th9ElRso9, I, kala aazee y q l15a
scow Eus's. Norton, Auskegoa. a5m luz &c N tim
stnr Sunbeam pse:i stEssER ia2s:; sasa;is; .
Prop SFaPt.e ssass Dsvis. ogdsns6uFs &o ou cora
Prop NohasI P1sstt, Buffalo eco b1ls aouE. 10 br1a
Prep ~ 51eae go n,1, Sonf ~ erls
h!fhKirss. sundr1es-
, 1863-05-25

The aonr MARKET was fiat, and prices were lower,
couple of lots OF superfnc aud extra in bags,
tie market p1ic foE lots ii barrels T6,. market
for Wheat wus heavy, but not materially lower.
Sales comprised 3.s50 racks at 75c to $1.a0 Der
aetss act at Iowa pses osts
Rye steady and arui, with consi,le ,ahle sales
Nothing tEan*pired in provisions, Sales ofcoun:
higher. but buyers declined to meet the allyance
aeEtd.--No. Democrat.
, 1863-05-25

HH1.s FAMILY RECORD, surrounded by the
lords Prayer, executed with pen In over thirty
different s'Jlts Of lettering aud hourlshing Price
81 Post paid. iotc to .ori'e plainly, rapdly eke
gdnfly. Enclose fl for copies and full directions
Address TH0s. E. HILL, Waukegan, Ill.
, 1863-05-25

Scotch Pig has been in moderate request, at
slightly low Wer rates. but there Is more fsmncss
now maEif sted in view Of prospective light arri-
walls; saes OF sofNc 100 tons * chip have bctn
made Vt {3i@si e. Grow hrld hghsr} anil job lots
slightly lower, hHt dir demAut. has D. csailed Ut
the concession sales Of 50l ro,s deliverable M to
the end Of July. at $500 2oO0 do deliverable np
to Dccenbrr, at S33 so. and O0 500 tons for iu,e-
date delivery, At S33koQf3t fos No. l.
, 1863-05-25

S1AMPEDE.-Broke away from the Pittsburg &;
Fort Wayne Stork Yards. this afternoon, "a mares
With letter s in white paint on the 1ulnp. Alibe-
raj reward will be paid for the return Of any num-
ber of them mya4-1 It
, 1863-05-25
New York Hide rTorket-May 2

The market has been dull and heavy; the sales
this week thus far have heen 100 dry Buenos
Ayses, p b and q u In bond, for Canada, a. 2tc
sC0 do et y at 25c cash: 24C0 do 81 y and - u,
ACo Porto Cahello, - b. and Slaushters, private
, 1863-05-25

fTCook d McLain, IS Dearborn street and 1ss
South Clark street, clean and dye lAdics dresses,
ehawle, &c. Gents coats. vests AMI p"lnts reno
vated in superior mnnner. BoNnets dTed,
pleached and pressed In the latest etyla.
u1h1Nk3fta
, 1863-05-25

The Chief Inspector Of Grain, Mr. J.J. Richards,
requests US to state that hereafter Pure Red
Germ will be graded By him I" Rejected Conn.,
, 1863-05-25

fcW York Salt NIarkct-Nny III.
Salt IL in limited requrst; sales 80 sacks .Tei-
ryF Darcy from Etore at !a0, no. and 1850
DO 1iNe from ttoFe Oh private terms. We quote
Turk leland at 41Gti2t; Ashton's Liverpool fine
g 10i}27s: Jeffrgs 4 Darcys do ut Sa.35 o. 40,
aid Liverpool ground, S1.5rlt5j
, 1863-05-25

E~ The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade educates boys for BUSINESS and prepsres
them to support themselves. apa6Iw
, 1863-05-25

this market report Gs subject 10 &C stord1e rhich
g4an X o9g. tasf <a 'T ss ota
made In uhteh the seller pays tAs storage, II ia re-
ported IT. o. b." or '' free Of storage" an -four
.a!Ss gre Quetta as "d<listred." ua'*" oAersrsss
SATURDAY EVENING. Nay %, 1863.
FRE1GHTs-Vcry few vessels in port. The
only engagements made were ms follows: Bark
Lalana, Tith corn, a. sc' Eciu. 4. E. Hast, to az
bIls;; Aa,ke. dull. saes; 100 brls ':.Bartle,t's
MILL .sTrFFs-Bran offered at $500 per ton,
wiinont bn{ers.
WHEAT-Receiytd, 2s'l6 bu; shipped, none.
declined a@tic psr bgshel; sa}es:-so9 By 80: :
In n 8 T ( SfS @ t 81 3 r 5hsssfsa ss d
sl:Gs; i D bn do tin A. 4 S. > at Sc; 5000 bu No.
spHng {n n n La At sl17; aqo hu Do ds, in In
% in North Side houses at Ills; 500 6u do In 9.
ssD!ss Il !: 3 = e $ :" 81 g g e
at BIC; SEQ bu Rejected Spring lin A. D. & Co.'S
Il Sc ic9 bn de in Fnlton Esyator) At soc; 1900
oa Sc q Neff5 dc 1eS s9gssI " pn at sn
ba zs1 Hs Il - Canal
Corn in store at Sc; s5,oc9 6n Mixed Corn in
store at 47ic; 5000 bu do at a5tc; 5000 bu do at
t7ke; 2!0o ha Rejected Corn in stose at 45'1c;
5,C0 hn do at NC.
0ATs-Received, go 0 bn. Market active and
Ia &c lower. Salcs:-29t 70 bn No in store at
sc: 4 hu do at 51xc; 500 bu do at slH Hc; is 90
BY do at Sic; 10000 bu do at 6oKc.
RYE Received, 2,sQp bu. Market steady Sales:-
aoC0 bu No In store at &c; 4GD bu Rejected In
stote al Csc; 100 bu do at CSC. By SaH.p!s:-4o0
bu NO. at &c track.
BARLEY-Received, a,1oo bu. Market quiet.
s1!ntt9 M1Guiy eR meSia G17lity # = 10 y. s.
tadN1 " A-sE~c-scl cl5 au4. 1o4ue1s oAea u stu
E;C-huyPrA offer S2C.
ALCOhOL-Nominala at eo9sec per gallon:
MESS P01fh-MarkCf active Salcs.-f.eOO brl5
ets packed Mess Pozkat s1:.6ss11s; 100 bils II. Q.
1ofk AZ <i1..6.
NESS BEEF-55 br1s city packed at s. 50.
LARD-Qntet Sales :-3i tcs prime Leaf at &c;
ppkEs 40 Lard at s4c.
bCTTER-Mof.' active. Sales:-36 kegs fresh
at l31xc: l3D keys At 13} l3c; II kegs at 1214c;
kegs ut lie.
EGGs-Declined HGl1c. Sa1cs:--14 bsls at &c;
II b.!s At sKes-.elosing dull.
11;r,d - rno y. .ssn;- - ~, ILL., ~, rns fA"
TOTf TDv r.S;e1.. r. - ..eaJ .",sz1. se-f1.,rou
u"l!s e,' Z 9ales at ssss''5 = doz. turkeys s8U
o'IbrES9S x In ,o,a >aso
, 1863-05-25

~ F. E. Rlsby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hapgings Ut lees than New York prices, al
Wholesale and retail. The trada supplied on the
most liberal terma anla51m
, 1863-05-25

New York Seed d11nrkct-1Iay 81.
Glover Is firm at 5i5x@aHc; there has been large
transaction In Calcutta linscel for CONSUMPTION,
the taes including II ,095 bags and $500 psckets.
ex ANTELOPE on private terms supposed to be ubout
, 1863-05-25

Go TO TEE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT 4 S7KArroy's
CHICAGO Co4MERctAL COLLEGE, to get q thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-25
New E0rA stock Market.


GOVERNMENT STnCh3.
U.S. Gs 81 c,107191107A | : 3I0s ..-.........107
MoSEY-Aetiye at GGl7 per cent. ......
Sterling exchange dull and nominal at 163tff1
1G4b for trst cuss bills.
Gold without material chanee-opcning At tts1
and advancing to 14o4-c1osin:, week ut i5s49tsN.
Total exports Of specie tn-dly, $3ll ,703.
, 1863-05-25

For the Week Ending May %, 1868,

ht receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs Mt the
various yards in the city during the past week end
, 1863-05-25

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlcas % T,tbuoe.1
DETROIT. May a. 1861.
UFFTops Cnlon, Neptune, Emp'te State: b.eks
Pcrtw. Badger. Dobbins; briss Williams, O:eaader-
eelrs s'hlsy Hope. Trow bridge. Hunter Victoria. Fl
1T. Norrey. Lisbon.
powS-PEops Nayhower. Acme. Tocawanda: barks
fAne. Light. hed- White and blle; senrs Davy last
irgs. Stanton. Grover. Court xrghs Bonnie D non.
Especial Dispatch to the Ch.cago Tslbuncl
DETROIT. Afay -, 11G.s.
CP-Frops. Merchant, Forrest Qucea: 7asks Che
nAnGo. Iasu. Merrinac; Brig Mon,ezums; schss.
8 ark. Gtenads. A.gsttne. Ecots. NortEer1 Bel,
Even. HEcku an. Three Bells.
poWS-Pfo2. Racine: Ha:ks Daanoe Republic.
, 1863-05-25

Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arisrg from Specific causes, in both .e1es-new
aid reliable treatment, iu reports OF the Howard
Aseociatton-sent in seated letter envelopes free
Of charge. Address. DT. ]. Sktllin Houehton,
Howard Association, Noa South Ninth atreet, Phil
adelphia, fa may19-4w
, 1863-05-25
fou1l0.

no D-A sum Of money.
oxner can tave ,he ia:ns bT calling =: ST sou'h
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, 1863-05-25

fSrecia1 p!srQtch to the Chicago Tribunal
bE1pGE EPogT. Nay y. H63-9 p. m.
CLEAHtD.
Erwin, LasaI1e
SchaetoI 81. Nor1ia s. m lum 3A1 lath-
Itce. las1Ile. RI m lunbte.
Gen Rcsee1aos, LAea!lt 81 Il lumber. s1dlnc 65a
lath.
Resolute, Athena.
u G I4oEis, At1e8&.
Lady FEar AfiD. Athena~
H GuItEe Atsen2.
Grterteye, Laeane.
Nautilus. 1asnller 10 M lum. 1. shin.
Armenia, Ia+ale.
Ah,cr. Lasa,1e. N lum. s m shin. 6os pos.1,
ARRIVED
Stars aud Stripes. LISA le. 6st1 bu corn,
Or =" aIlace LlsaLe STA bu wheat IL {T5 lts hAn5.
Dr Han1sy. s|N hn corn
Monte Ctfstu 1ss0 br8 flanr.
II EaHlfn, Issaltc 5sl0 bu corn.
Eclipse. Laka1.e, SEQ bu cp<a.
, 1863-05-25

There Is not much demand for provisions. and
the sales "re mostly confined to saItcd meats in
Guiding hams at e. and 10000 lbs shoulders at &C.