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, 1863-07-21

The receipts during tho past 49 hours were 1,6s8
brls aouE, % 36S bu wheat, Isl T1 bu corn, 1896
ba oats, $50 bu rye and $40 bu barley. The ship
ments during the eame period comprised !, $50 bsls
houE, ,30 bu wheat, 154,ss5 bu corn, 1s05O bu
oats, aud IA ,7;5 bu rye.
The cheering news from the Federal armies has
caused IN extreme depression In gold, and tho
produce markets to-day wero sImflar1y affected
prices Of nearly every article falling materially.
The Wheat market suffered decline of 1Gl2c
per bnshel-with Light sales Of No Spring at
s1.coG1. .o3-and No Spring, 9l@9se. There was
ne inquiry for Rejected Spring and the market was
dull mud hcavy. By sample, 3 lot Of 500 bushels
prime Red Winter Wheat on track. IVES sold at
sl.oS; 1,6c0 bu "No Grade" winter on track
changed hands at Csc.
Flour rtmaine dull and unchanGcd-with light
transactions at 36,o5 for White Winter, and 5 s5o
for Spring extras. The demand is entirely counncd
to email orders for particular grades.
The market for corn was unusually dull, and
prices fell 56ls5c. per bnshel-with sales Of only
about 10000 bushels, at 49kc 70, Canal Mixed
atloat; 50c for High Mixed aaoat: 60G55oKc for
Yellow nfloat; 49c for White Corn in store; 47kSa
axe tor Mixed Corn In store; and l3Di31kc for
4'No Grade" Corn In store. The market at the
close was quiet-with buyers Of mixed Corn at
4715c, and selletsat 41Ac.
Oats declined Nc per bushel-wIth light sales Of
No at 6sG1a1c.
Rye was quiet at 63l6ic.
Inferior new Barley was cold ut sc on track.
Highwines were Nc slower and wcrc actiye-wIth
eales Of 1oO brls at 4tc.
Provisions were quiet, with rather more Inquiry
for Mess Pork. and sales Of country packed Mess
ut $11 .scG312.00, and II. 0. Pork at Sl050. There
is nothing doing In Bnlk Nests or Lard
The market for Foreign Salt is extremely dull
ard nc note decline in Liverpool Ground Alum
Of about 10e per eack-with Gales OF 400 sks, in
two lots. at s1.T0per eack. Domestic Fine Salt is
steady at 81, 10 per br1, delivered.
Freights were ehade higher, but dull ut the i'm
p1ovement-only four charters having been made
at &c for Com and &C for wheat to Buffalo.
There is very active inquiry for Lumber, and
We quote market decidedly drmcr-with an up
ward tendency In the best qualities We report
sales Of twelve cargoes at s14.o15 90 for the best
manufacture; st3,0oG14.o0 for medium; and
s11.751la.5o for coarse. Shingles are also firm.
, 1863-07-21

Received, JET bfls Hour, 1U,317 bu wheat, 4VG5
bu corn, 1s9 bu oats, 1os bu rye. Wheat-The mar
ket ia dull and dropping We hear OF two salcs OF
white Michigan this morning, go bu each, at 20.
aId email lot Of No. Red TO I'LL out but the price
could not he obtained for either grade which buy.
cIs would hare given this morning, and we forhear
naming further. quotations Corn-Market dull;
there Is no inquiry for any Crude Holders of,zain
are disposed to await 'turn in the tide of atfairs'
ard VIC do not perceive any pressing upon the mar
ket. Other grains are pot mentioned, Freights-
Unchanged; we qnots as before: to Buffalo, wheat,
&c. to GHN ego. &C.
, 1863-07-21

Received, 1873 hrls -four, 1,7s1 bu wheat. 1858
hu corr, and 7:5 bu oats. Wheat-The rapid de-
cline IL gold. and the extraordinary events in New
mostly nominal and decidedly lower today On
Charge; No red was offered at $1.1s, with no
buyers: White wheat has been especially dusl for
gone time: Today bayer was asking 81. n for
wou1d actually be pald-probably not within &c Of
the above asking price. corn-The market Ia with
oeeaai9pa T s.ea oatsNTbe marEst : lail w,s snd
declining. On the street 5f@5sc, is being paid at
present, RYe-Stcady at &c.
, 1863-07-21

Whcnt-Market more active and prices seem
little bet ealee include 3i2 sis In lots at 9a171
SO do sir fail In lots at $t051105; 1,14 do prime
to choice III lots at $l101.1aH; Ito do choice at
private terms.
F!our-Market extremely dull; sales this morn
Eeonsist Of brls super country 1t 3l5J; 100 do
double Xxx country at $5.76, delivered. =
Eurley-Sales to-day consist OF 13 ecka Door Eall
at &c, which is no criterion OF the Market
Corn--Masktt quite active, but prices seem to
have downwardttu.leliy;s sales comprise go sks
ard mixed white, III lots al Sc, part secoud hand
sacks 323 eks, In lots, yellow at &c; 20o SKIS yel
low at BIC.
Oats There is quite difference between the
pics hat holders arc asking and that buyers are
willirg to give. Sales comprise about 1850 eacks
n lots, ut e46tf5c-
Wlttky-Murketr rcmains very hT1n, with Gales Of
III bsls IN lots, ordinary proof at Aic,
, 1863-07-21

Tho Senttattof this morning, says: The wheat
market was very dull Saturday. aud 1c lower thAn
81 10 for No spring in store, 99c for No. ., and
Sc for rejected II Smiths. As was the case on
Friday, bnt little disposition was eriuced either
buy q sell. During change buyers offered $1.10
for No. spring, without getting; much, but just
after the board adjourned dispatch was received
from New York reporting gold down to i.a3 when,
81 on was the highest price conld hear OF being
offered for this quality. There were no aaes
1uade, however below 81 10. About p 600 bushels
charged hands. FIeighte wera dull, no vessels
Offering. Not more than 4c could be got for YES
ecls 10 load with wheat for Buffalo.
, 1863-07-21

nrscattns was reported at $3.50 q b:l. There Is
more activity unaffected in refined, and the msr-
ket is hrm and prices are fully maintained. The
demand is principally speculative, and mostly for
in selling good city brands Of bonded the spot,
at a5c. We note a sale Of s. brls for August de-
livery at &c. and 500 hrls for September delivery
at 4Sc, There ia 1othtng whatever doing In ben
, 1863-07-21
The Detroit catt1o market-Ju1y II.

On MUnUNy t1Ete WEfE u nEuU D1 catt1H Oh EAGe
in the yards. The market on that day was quite
active, and cattle sold quite readily. Although
the sales were made at the came figures as last
week, the quality Of the cattle which were In the
market on Monday were mostly inferior. there be-
Wele % tod for @ the Essern s and s csnada ads ms nns
kets. The cattle were nearly all sold by
Tuesday night. so that there was.quste q scarce.
lty the latter part Of the. week. and but ten
head remained nneold, and prices were steady
The following are among this sales.
5head averaging LOO tbs at $500 per ewt; 9
head averaging ], lilo bs At $3.50 per cwt; : hoad
averaging 1,07l ns at $3,25 per cwt; . head ayes-
aging 1.166 fbs at $s.o5 per cwt; head averaging
1885 1os at $3.50 per cwt; 18 head averaging IL
at $3.tO per cwt: 9 head areragin. 1850 1bs at
per cwt; head averaging 1.0sa MS at s. SO per
cwt; head averaging 1,013 ibs at s. 20 per cwt !;
8 head aYefaCiuE LOCO loR at 81 g Der cMt.
, 1863-07-21


Received, zoo bu wheat, coo hu corn, 100 bu OTIS
ESQ bu rye. Wheat-fiarket flat and inactive. No
enlea weze made on 'Chnnge, and nonc could have
been effected except at heavier decline than bold
cts were willing 10 submit to. The best bid for
red T. 0. b. was 81 10. White Was offered at $t.15
bnt found no purchasers. Coru-Shclled remains
nominal at Coo Oh track. There is fair demand
for tar. with very light receipts. Sales, one car
t4c on track, with supply only equa! to the ho.ae
lemnud
, 1863-07-21
Tynntrna1 Fnttta m1rlset-Iu1r IA

prices range tst quality $6.50sS7; I'd do $B1G.5o;
:rd do s5.5olG: No Year1inss or two year old go
far offering. Mich Cows offering freely, aud
prices have q downward tendency, say $a"Gb$39.
IoGH. - Supply fully equal to demand; live
weight Si.2N1j.k0: dressed Hogs 80.
, 1863-07-21

Ocean Freights Mt MontreaI-JulY1 18.
This has been dull week, little cargo offering,
hut last week's rates are fully maintained 70
and 70 I'd to 4s for our by sailing vessels 70 out
pots G. Sd to Is Cd for grain and s d TO 50 ID for
1onr. The latest engagements 70 Cork for orders
are ps cd 10 81 4Hd. To the lower ports, freichts
arc dull, ut Is to q Sd to Halifax and 2s Cd to ST,
John g. N F,
, 1863-07-21

An ERRon.-1n the City News column Of
yesterdays Sunday paper, appears par
agraph rejecting upon the "Union De-
i.nce COMMITTEE In not keeping faith
with the "Union GuaEds,'' which has
caused thnt Company to disband. This
is an error; the Sub Committee Of the
Union Defence having in charge the organiza-
ton CT a military force, have made no pledges
otherwise, except upon the condition that
they organize under the authority Of law. The
"Union Guards " having decided against such
organization, the Committee very properly
Withheld the support which they other wise
would have rccelyed. Nevertheless, it Is
hoped that The members Of the old Union
Guard. and all other companies which have
taken steps fer military service within the
State, will promptly respond to the call Of the
hour, and organize under the authority Of the
State, for the uaintainance Of order and the
supremacy Of The laws. uE1oS DEFENCE.
, 1863-07-21
CHICAGO COUNTRY PRODUCE
MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, July 20, 1853.
Shippers Of produce, IN order to realize the
highest market prices foE their, consisnments,
sh0nld heed the following Instructions:
Maik the conssgnee's name plainly and neatly
upon each package to be shipped. together with
your own pame OF private mark, and also the con-
b. sure hat tie articles are In good order when
put into the package, aud that they are 90 pntup
bs
1iatc1y on shipment Of goods.
A reputation for accuracy OF country weight.
ta5e, &c, ia very valuable, Fnlse marks only dis
c.. dita brand, aud make purchasers cautioaa in
future, to the disadvantage Of the shipper.
BEAys.
Primo Navy Beans arc in Hight eupply and want
ed. Common qualities arc dll. We quote:
Prime Navy, per bu.-............... S3.O003.25
Good. --...--,.......*....--..-. 9a9 3.s5
Common s---....s.s....... 1.Io41 Isu0
BUTTER.
Strictly choice for table use is scarco and under
good demand, the market 10 drm and shade
stronger. Shipping brands are quiet and steady.
movement in them. We quofb:1
DaisE-Stsictly prime. ...........----....14 OILS
Gcod Shipping. --...-.lShDl3H
Common. .....,.....-........-....O @121$
CHEESE.
There Is no movement in State OF Wisconsin,
the market for which is dull md neglected. West-
ern Reserve and Hamburger Is qutet-the demand
being restricted to immediate wants. We quote:
". AeEefFe.. tglDt3C
uIG- and II 1H.. %
EGGS.
The Egg market closes quiet at eKGoc.
POULTRY.
Chickens arc scarce and In good demand at $2.OO
lo-aa5 for old and spring. Turkey are dali and
difficult Of eale ut 4@4Hc.
POTATOES.
THERE'S no movement in old Potatoes, and the
market is nominal at 25G50e. New are scarce and
wantedat $2,7514 90 pbrl.
VEGETABLES.
We give the following quotations. They are for
the day only:
Radi6hee. per C0L.ss 20
1etA1ees Pea
Carrots, per doz. ..-..-....-.............. Is
Parsn1pe, per Oh. -.-.-.---..................
!usulPe@PcI up6' q
4eelss Per uO4. ..ss...........-.........., Is
80 rT.. - 80 80 .1MQ30
String Beams, per bu- u-.............,,.,.,,... 76
6AA1L FRUITS.
We give the following quotations:
Currents. q bu. .-.... Its 49,.
Huckleberriea do .....,..,.,,,,,,. 2bO 80,
DRcEbeIrieB do ........,..,,,,,...,, 400
Green Apples do ................,,..., 3QQ@4.co
, 1863-07-21

DR.. UrErER-There are hut few physicians aud
mcnt Of chronic diseases, euch as the Throat aud
Lungs, Eyes snd Ears. Piles, Fietula, Old Sores,
and Cancers, without resort to the knife. But DR..
Hunter has been adhefing to rule, and that is,
to succeed, which he always does in every case he
undertakes to treat Therefore. having proved BY
Artual experience that his cid fpstn Ia the best.
old 8 Eten,, the proof Of which he can prohucc
several thoueand certificates, Of positive cures. Of
chronic diseases, at his rooms, corner Randolph
and Dearborn streets.
, 1863-07-21

There is no business doing this week trade has
heard OF single sale Of wool. The fall Of gold
may hare an eject upon tho market when business
a:sin commences. At present prices arc nominal.
Wehcur OF nothing doing in the country.
, 1863-07-21

Seeds in Now ToFlk-Iuly IS.
The market for clovcrseed is heavy at 7ss14a9c .
b Timothy seed ie In limited request at S3G12.25
q bu, and rough fax at $2 40@a.50.
, 1863-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ZEE MONEY MAKKET,

MONDAY EVENING, July 20, 1858.
There WIS rather more activity noticeable to-
cay, but the market is still decidedly dull. Bank
cEs have more money than they can find means to
employ. Tho rise iu gold to-day has excited con-
siderable speculation, and large Investments hare
been made In that. In legitimate way. how.
ever, there is comparatively very little doing.
New York exchange is still close. For tho last
few days New England money has been actively
sorted to make it. Nearly MI the banks sell at 4,
and hold 1t firm at that. We notice the usual CT
ccption Of single house supplying customers at
Il. The buying price is pat5pE, most houses
gladly paying the upper figure.
Gold to-day has gone lifting" The first two
reports "curbstono'' we're 12s5<11e3x, opening
1e4, 1241S, 1s5, 125M. Our late dispatches may
vary these figures. The market having turncd,
not few "went In largely. Whether they will
get ont in time OF out Of pocket, remains to be
Eeen. The large demand for coin for shipment is
supposed to be The cause Of the rise. Here the
opening rate Was about 10, then 12s, and towards
the cloee some cren offered 12tH. There was con.
siderable inquiry, but the main purchases were
made In New York By telegraph.
Silver HIGHS. and We presume fraction
above would hare been paid towards the close.
AuwAuKEE.-The Sentinel Of this morning
eays:
The following were the carzent rates for cx-
change, specie, &C., here yesterday:
Buying. Selling
E Eex York Exchange. ..H@I prem. 4pIesa.
Gold d....-..-.--.-........ GU 80.
assHr asessury Notes, od issue @S a. :..:
Legal Tender Notes. O.. 4G1H prem
The money market here is quiet. Exchange is
quite firm, aud money plenty.
A MILLION BAxK IN CH1cAao.-An informal
meeting was held last evening ut the room Of the
Mercantile Association to take into consideration
the propricty and necessity Of establishing Ma
tional Bank In our city, with capst.lof million
Of dollars Owing to the insutaciency Of the no.
ticc, the meeting WAS not large. A joint meeting
is to be held at the same place on Thursday even
ing, under the auspices Of tho BoaTd of Trade,
and the Mercantile Association. It IL hoped the
, 1863-07-21

New Mrs1u The Western Pioneer Quick
step is the title Of piece Of music just laid
upon our table by Higgins. Antonio de An
gucra, our talented townsman, Ia the author,
and Ike MI Of his productions, 1t possesses
considerable merit
, 1863-07-21

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causcB, in both se1es-new
aud reliable Treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Assocation-sent in sealed letter envelope free Of
charEe. Address, DR.. J. Sktllln Honghton, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street Phila-
delphia. Pa jyi9iw
, 1863-07-21

DOR E-Dock Property.
Il The Chicago Eouth Branch Dock Company offer
for safe thousand feet tf front the alps
On The South Branch atIoH nges for shs pnfpose OF
improvements The property - we'll suited tor manu.
aeturng puzRoses Or sny kand OF ss
once Room Cobb1 Building. 12s peafnofn.sf CHI
care a. J.EEISElT. Agent Je4es1&3n
, 1863-07-21
Gl)ifaqo Gribnlre.
THE CITY.

TIE MICHIGAN CoHINd.-lhe oniteo STATES
war steamer, Michigan, was In Detroit on
FRIDAY Inst. IN route for this city.
, 1863-07-21

Two cargoee have been received from above dur
Ing the past few dayH, but they were speedily clear
Cd ont, and the market Is again bare; We4uote at
trout
, 1863-07-21

Salt In montreul-Ju1y l6.
No Liverpool coa1sc adoat; price ex store stiff
at CC4l65c per bsS. Fine, ex store, TIC. No de-
matd for packing salt.
, 1863-07-21

Ia this cy @ The 29sn Inst, Of consumption ALICE
GRAY, wtfe or Il Dewitt Pe3E, Of Green Bay Wis
corsin agei u years. s mon Is and 25 days.
At FyLe Park On s9adar. July 18th. Of dysentery'
GRANVILLE 9ENED1Cf. scn oi Homer Il. and Jano
n. aibbard, aged year and II TeaEB-
On BIZ wsy from st. Paul to Chicago. GEORGE n.
[sa1,E M1iLEIs tna.1I mgEbsE ot t4e Urn Of H : G.
western Railroad. atsH r n. Tues1ay
SStlce vii appear IN the Journal to day Of the
, 1863-07-21

Ney York Hide Markct-July IS.
We notice the sales Of II 600 Monteyideo hides
at 94Nc, cash, and l ECO Bueno8 Ayrcs on private
tcrms Holders are not disposed to concedemuch
in priCc3,
, 1863-07-21

PRESENTATION. - Charley Hodgson, the
Eood-natured Faletaf1lau clerk, who presides
ut the Central Station. was yesterday present
ed with gold headed cane. It Was worthy
present to worthy man.
, 1863-07-21

BuRG1ARr.-James Wilson, alias, Bennett,
charged with burglariously stealing q watch
ircm Owen Rooney, corner Of Market and
Randolph streets, was before the Police Court
yesterday, waived m examination, and in
GefauIt Of $500 bail was committed to Jail.
, 1863-07-21

LADIES' LorA1 LEAGUE.-Thcre will be
regular meeting Of the Ladies' Loyal League,
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms, on Wednesday, the ed inst, ut 8
o'clock p. N. By order Of the President.
CHICAGO. july 20. 1SG3
, 1863-07-21
st. Louis Hay market-July is.
Downward tendency; gales include 30 bales and
n tons at Al .t5 delivered.

Ocean FreIghts at New Tork-Ju1y 18.
FrcfeLts arc dull and lower. To Liverpool. 80
DGu b1l corn at 51idGG1S.l in ships baga, and per
steamer Great Eastern, 81, GOO bn corn at 67d, and
70c0 bu wheat at ID; t. London, per neutral,
-four at %.
, 1863-07-21

In this city. 18th inst. by Rev. r. f. Ryder, Mr.
Francis l.. BARRETT and sHls NARY sIMS. In
thfs city. by the khse, Mr, N J.LANG WORTHY and
Nise l.. c. DEAEDOHN.
In Cgdensburgh, n + on the sth Iast at the rest-
deEce Of the hIldes father: BY the Eay. L. Merrill
Miller. ALvAH s. HAWK.N3 of Memphis Tenn
to KITTY n. BACON. Of the former place.
IN this city, Jn1y 2cth, 1871 by Tho-as B. Drowa,
Justice Of tho Peace. Nj. SUtiN VI. FfSCKCLE and
Nils JANE BISHOP,
, 1863-07-21

srrc1A1 MEEr1NG.-A special meeting Of
4he Common Council will be held this even
,ur, 10 take into consideration John Comis-
ly's "gcne1al Observation-Disclosures that Is.
, 1863-07-21

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table sho ows the amount OF Flour,
Wheat, Corn &C., in store In this city to-ay, com
pared with the amount In store last week, and the
, 1863-07-21

Howard insurance Co. Of New York.
This old, Responsible, and well managed com
pa1y have Juet declared pcni.annuaI dividend of
twelve per cent, free from Government tex. leav-
ing eufrus Of $4,000, in addition to their cap
it4f Of $9:Q.GUO.
T. T. PHILIPPE, No: u Lake street, Ia agent for
the company at Chicago, H.
, 1863-07-21

UGIfO1E Lumbcf M0FKeE-0UlF IS.
The market is quiet, but the impression pre-
walls that the stocks OF logs will prove inadequate
to meet the demand. which imparts considerable
frmness to the market At the yards thera is
very little change. We quote as follows:
, 1863-07-21

STUHoEs' RIFLES AT7ENTIoN.-The old mcn-
bers Of this company are requested to meet at
thsIp as busness Of i@po.tanec L to be t1ans
acted.
, 1863-07-21
81 Tho passenger steamer Montgomery leaves
tonight att o'clock. for MackinaW, connecting
with the Grand Trunk Railroad for u1l points East.

T F. e, Rigby, SO Randolph Street, is selling
Papet Hanrings at less than New York prices at
Wholesale and retail. The trade Supplied on tho
fnnst liberal terms fv7.4W
, 1863-07-21

The Benevolent War Claim Association Of this
city IL doing good work Ills now adjusting hun
drede Of cl1tNls for different persons In the North
Xs.t' thereby sasing from $ to 81 for each sol
Box is 163. For full information, inelose a red
stamp to the Secretary, CuAs. A. GREoonr. jyt6st
SoT1cE.-The members Of the South Side o. L.
arc invited to be present Mt Light Guard Hall this
evening, corner Of Randolph and State streets.
, 1863-07-21
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANa1,.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbune.1
BE1DdKPosr. July u. 1859.
CLEARKD,
Rocket, Lockpogt.
Advance, Athene.
Lady Franklin, Athens.
g. r, Gaie. Athens.
Imperial, Lockpctt.
Enptess 1a6ailes
Cur1eW, 1a9ollc.
, 1863-07-21

x The members Of the Mercantile Literary
Union arc requested to meet at their rooms this
(Tut edayl evening. att O'CLOCK, to transact buai-
ness Of importance. 4 full attendance is re-
Queetcd.
, 1863-07-21

1TOR EAIE-F1ne residence frO-
rerty. 20 feet on Wabash avenue.
Sfh frrt nu N1cuiKun Ayen1e
1eSr1sS feet corutf of Randolph and Elizabeth sta.
Nis 20 acre- oS ne suburban residence property In
4tS arn.:h DlvtAinn, Viii be SOLD CINAF. Apply to
+ r OLiSGEK Real ESTATE Broker, - Clsrk tt:eet.
Rocm ia. s. (up s1alia,} jyl9-a513 It
, 1863-07-21

ANOTHER HoTr1.-Wc learn from good au-
thority that 1t has been determined to convert
the Garret Block, southeast corner of State
aud Randolph streets, into first class hotel.
It is owned by Frank Parmelec, esq. The
work will not be commenced until next sea-
, 1863-07-21

TaS7u WARD CE1oN LEAouK.-A full attend
ance Of the members Of this L. is earnestly d.
sired tonight Important business with special
reference TO the present hour Is to be transacted.
, 1863-07-21

lMrRovENENT--The premises on the South
cast corner Of Lake street and Wabash ave.
nue., row occupied by Messrs. Doggett, Bas-
sctt& Hills, have been purchased by ]. Il. Reed
q Co., the well known druggists, who intend
erecting a fine business block thereon
, 1863-07-21

There is no movement in State or Wisconsin.
the market for which is dull md neglected West-
ern Reserve and Hamburger Is quiet-the demand
being restricted to immediate wants. We1uote:
Uamhurgh. ...................-.......u 9S11Hc
". AeEcIFG.. s1u
LIS. and u %
, 1863-07-21

project will proyea triumphant succcss+ No city
upon the continent has more need Of such bank,
or would furnish II larger and more profitable
, 1863-07-21
.yrr naiz

TOR SAIF-Hfrse. Rnucv and
49, n"7Sy Auu
cs.9 soD9e s,ais5 sef He9y a1a Sshs
eoa IL laT,ess fhe ns u ne III rnl a
st5 Mah- viii Ell Isnssy Wi;hort tae Ho,se 1dd:sss
Post ONCE BOX alaS. iysi ha1
"o7.-13
EOK SAIE,-A new leather ton
7.nrrr whIoh 80. :. 49, .+..r. 80 am. ~
lae oi Sso esh nrs TaS IL Eood ofeF
'oa'iS' qoes' anoEalSe'eJ pt1ce ~ ApetY 9IM e
,.s,hs5r1t At9S IL S,sta 1t s,L:+
!3-Et.o - iet otake stless.
I@0R CATE- -Choor . H.ree oz.5
Fl O1s 1%11E"tAeatts atus6 ana
4 Lot p'esssatlY tis1Eted IN Geneva- Zane Co.. III
Lot l5a feet bluure The houss has ten roos bcstds
baghirg room. hsl pantry. W0edshed md good cellar
Also aWeIl oi good HateE. cietsrn: and s.na! BAN
Terms easy. Ihqti:eo OF D. MAlsTIS. G=1eYa iaois
t,21n5stss. 49,
A'UK SALE-A Frame Cottage
House Of six Iocros and lot * hv I'm teet m IA
<or,er ~ 1sd.nn. snd E,isshc' erst ~ pis " ~ ~
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, 1863-07-21
PORT OF CHICAGO.

MARINE z NEWS.
, 1863-07-21

SERIOUS AFFnAr.-A desperate adtay took
place in saloon, No. It Randolph street,
late Saturday night, between two men, one of
whom, named James Jordan, hailing from
Eenosha, was struck several times with q
tumblcr, which laid Lis head open in three
r,larne
, 1863-07-21

LARcEN1.-Legis Cook at the Police Court
WINS found guilty Of stealing q coat, blanket
md oilclothes from John Hilberg, IS North
Clark street, md gave bail for s40o for his ap-
ptarance at the Recorders Court
Mary Brown. who has served two terms In
the PcnitentiaEy, upon examination before
Justice Mcdonnell yesterday, was held to bail
III $500, for stealing $1s worth Of false hair,
ringlets, &C., from Vim. Il. Cowens, bstber
and hair cuIler.
, 1863-07-21
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%ates NJ A9a gas Arrangements. Apply II S. \.
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