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, 1863-07-29

Government contracts were let on Tuesday Last
for tto cavalry horses At SI1350 and coo artillery
si10 for cavalry horses, nnd 81. .l3t15 for a1tile
r horses. subject to inspection. At these prices
they Lave been able to get very few. Yesterday,
tottes At $1's, subject only to their own inspec-
tiou- The number cf caralfy hoEHcs now wanted
In this Harktt IL ,71l to 500 eat. Good broke
cemand at $;.0 to$ $11u. d.od buggy a,;d carria,c
horecs arc also in request ut $125 10 $50.
The business at Morgan's stock mart. corner
amounted 10 40 head Of Government condemned
and cuptnted ho.>es, hy auction. nt an average
price ct &c IS: IL horses beonslng to private In;
Isl horree, By private sa1c, at an average Of $!o
mr. head
, 1863-07-29

Cncolored Japans baye again been purchase |
rather freely for The American trade 1t liI pricss
ylous prices. Information to+dar al Laud, per
Nova eeotan. q. to the English markets. Il 10 tts
effect that there had been considerable inquiry for
Toupg HTsoas Of aae qualities fot export; ead Of
, 1863-07-29
AN ADrLTEMy CASE IN TIL: IsO,
LICE COuRT,
Alderman Driihf fto,lg1srtn In n
NthtfltE way.

Everybody who has taken any observation
u lptal httttrs within tho inht funr or ,lyu
yeaIs vii! remember to have srrn tho in,nv
u benny cvugl.tin s.ften muhtlonud and
h"Hset!sacA !h tr'Ele not vary complimentary
"D!nny CopgAla Of tho Dloody tiptA" IL Il,
m!i!ar Language 10 il large portion Of our ell,
ixeps OF 1Iyt ycars realdcnca. Al uatu,
!ored and unlrltered 'Crlt, witt. u
physiognony Indicative Of excessive indul.
grnce tn brutAlixIng passions aud stlmulants.
Denny coughlin, among tho Irish population
Of the old tenth ward reigncd supreme. In
Ills better days he was the proprietor OF low
whisky den, but this show of business has
long since passed away. Denny was once
Alderman Of the tenth ward, and graced
the Common Council with Ills presence,
Denny has also done the city some service In
another capacity, during term in the city
Bridcwel, for his connection with thc tenth
ward riot. No longer ago than the last town
election, he was nominated by the Democracy
to represent the West Division In the Board
Of Supervisors, but resigned the nomination
In favor Of ]. ". shealan. Fortunately the
people decided TO dispense with the services
Of both these distinguished politicians. Den.
ny Coughlin was quite an important adjunct
ut primary meetings and IN Democratic con.
yentions he always had seat.
We fear Ills occupation is gone-t1at his
glory has departed-that Denny Coughlin the
Alderman, the fighting Denny Coughlin, the
Democratic Denny Coughliu, has fallen from
HIS 11rh estatc md may 1,ennefor}h 40 +le
, 1863-07-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Inc gold market to-day was quiet aud steady at
AaGl@H. New io'K opcaea on tue cu1bstone
at 1e7 aud closed at ls7a. Private dispatches atac
49,. -. - M 'ts,.,- ~ aA.'u At1'l' teut''
eat tn,s vas p.ooaols caused BY IN unusual de-
nssa Eaaten ,e1 tFs Fseh,nrs eou,n.. r.
s.eaoy ~ = per cent. buying, md per cent SCI
.lne: - ftoauee paper Is rather plsntler' but IT
The Ro,rd or n1,o..or. =, t.o r,,.
Horthweatcrn Road rotod ~, sn.aas.e,.sss e,o aao
rot thc saco,d M,,.e~s ~ oa,.a, 'ast uoeoa'
CENT. Preferred stocr =, ~ ~. ~ :, ~ ~ ~
each bond carrrin1 o~o- 49, aeuz
Tlls vii, fund al, ths ,,o- sr,, .,,,,,,. No., ..r
three not vet dina Th.-c NJ, o,uo .tro,1 f,otl,,,
er,pct in favor of building tho road FINN Inns.
vile to Wipous on the Mfssfss,apf Riyer fo,n.n,
luc f,om the Upper MlssI sslppi to Chicago, ,aont
fifty miles shorter than any other, There ,yas no
decision, howeser, on this point.
A new bank has been organizca in 11ou.
mouth, ILL.,, under the provisions Of thu Nattor.1
Banking Law. Capital $4,000. At an election
fo, Dfrt ctnr. hntl nm M,n5.w lat ~. tu.-,-
., -,'.,.-- -s' 1'' ~ 4e.ie"'"e
sen''sAac" "cteIAoscu ulh6UIoHs-Johnu brown,
Joseph Martin, Ivory Qninby. William Lafetty,
Drsncr 1}nbc,,ck .1nsrn}, Atarensnn N,rt,r nm.
Tim o,,rt >. c1,o.on ,x..s pn.s,r,s.. ,.. I~,'.
1,Iowp C..n,rn-w,,tI,m n f,,cro r,,o stna.
mouth ina. .nya n lin t,g1cc,s of H. n.n,.
III IA ucclrta to anen1 of Tho ch,rnc,c, ~ ,h,.a
men, in this community, where they arc 10 viii
KnpWtn. H PVT, nley aie among onf oesL e1tizens and
mt;smonarnd inatiI't,nm fho Hro.;,a,! 1a!o ana
15fown 10 Gnu Of our steady, I" sold ,ncn nnd #
nol9t wets e,tetta.nea7aha ,l II 10 not7of tho
cnnnaenrc " A. ~ iI," viti hnt.n @ ~ ,moua Mavu
Nj. 9rcgR the t'atlicr, Ia man Of excesnt ,lai.
laealiors IT. te io.LSs,ttsn!sc, pnuctna. anl
, 1863-07-29

III. f,t,,jt. ltt,tEeY mt nrt.tf- -.t,ttx d.,

1lttHitts- The receipts of tuttst PET fltpt ,tt.
ltg ti,e thtt ~tek atq N...'W feut III fydhu ,tns
faft u N1fttits II nhd nret ftDnt tlls tt4u tistn
tHl featfr tHl li'|r upt,t (Io inStIti 'fis In.4
10" t,!tnttd atn ibid al lliul hatHa, ln tslla4
!st,s t'!ltttt nss E f3i'g ~ "kgn H. Suh tvt ~ tsAn
iusla,ees, llatn rHirailrd, Tha ,ln.sa fttim lila
tlut!tsa gltts li'tln anruavamslt q lt0ja tE a,,
IT, n's u s ssf Il IT,. E:st s ,s@ yt. s's holding
fHshsiigt flgs ttrnilt4 hg slgsr Itva lBrJl tight
Itpn thlt ast, ~ 'Ml ltfrhs l.ia!l tpry tni. !,
20 n Hst "; slf, M fpr A, ssre,. #nd u ,U lof
lsAIli-'rhn .rtilan,l fur tatb cantlnuea aetlrs,
nn hra htr advancing autlewlIat Under tesy light
, 1863-07-29

-. NEw Tore, July =, 1s63.
hcreceipte Of Beef Cattle were heavy this week,
too heavy for the demand, which was not very ac-
tive and prices have declined fully A4D1c 3 b on
all kinds. Current prices for the week ut Ill the
markets arc as follows:
BEEr CATrLz-d.st quality 3 cwt. SO s0n!1 !;
ordinary, 3lU.n @ 05o; common, $9009l0 % !; In
lesior $9.GtGt9 90.
Cows AND CALvEs-First quality, $10o)Go1D %:
ordinary. SIS 00Gts co; common, S3o.tDG35 20;
inferior, $a5 NGl3O %.
VEAL CA1vEs.-p D-Firs: qralisy T1sc: osdl-
Eary, CEeT; common. 5115G; Inferior 4H15i.
SnEEr.-r head-E1tfas. $5.aTlG IS; prime,
s5.oCG5.50: ordinary. $lbulJ5.lU; common, Si.0O
a. 50; inferior. 53.0Il 90.
fed, light aud medium, * eth I'd. 5;iG5,:.
RECE1rTs.-Beercs, 5.*31: Cows, 10; Calves
eu0; Sheep and Lambs, 1p.3a7: Swine, 1t,3N
, 1863-07-29
New York Stock aud Money Market.
By I'e]egFHuh,1 NEW YoRK 1ulv ~ fAt+


Government Bf0ckB EteRdy.
Y; 5ses 4 o. 81 e:,oe11sss .: 81 year eef. ''''
MokET-Easy at 5GtG per ccnt.
Sterling exchange cloeca dull at 14O Tor best
bills.
Gold unrcttled and little lower-openlng at
1e7}!, advancing to 1e17<, declining to III, uur
closing eteady at l27s<.
, 1863-07-29

Flour ana Grain iii storc iii Chicago.
The following liable Shows tue amount Of flour,
wheat. torn. dc. in store in thls city yesterday,
compared with thu nmouh. tn Store week ago,
anu tho corresponding date last year.
, 1863-07-29

week were quite liberal bnt tie market ruled atm
There was an active inquiry for eargocs. both by
country ahd city dealers, and sales we:e brisk at
$l4.0Gt ls.50 for good mll.1uu, and $ia.61ll35O
lor common 10 medium 5rades iefeFlor cargoes
mostly oftast-sho:c Ia!ttd.
From the manufacturing districts Ec have In
tellie eence further than that the stocks Of logs
nre hot likely to hold out longer than the 1st Of
0ttobtr At the Canadian lumber districts, there
ts a large amount Of u1nbes to como forward but
II + to get sessels TO 20 there At Present
harvest; but the dealers arc preparing fair stocks
We hotc the following sales by the cargo during
the past week:
from sume mills, at s14 ~: . cargoes spalding.s
Menom!nec mIll.ru1,, at $1450: cargoes Lading-
toms Mesomnee n4ill-run, ut $l4.5U; cargo schr
earco sshr sd lSn Mns w. ,S,
y strips, Ut $ia00; cargo echr Layinda, from.
Grand Haven, 13o N RATED strips and boards, at
$i22i;5; cargo sehr Josephine lawrence, from
Hiron6cll, tfrom Kalamazoo posts and scautltnS,
at $l3 a7H cargo ba.k America, from Menomiuee,
goo N; On LuddipEton'a mills, etz'ps and boards,
at 81 37k. to arrive: cargo schr Grny. coarse,
from Merominee, lis N boards and strips. frozn
lsS xE % q g strinz sSns i5 syd on
at *1s.50; cargo schr Meridian, fton, Ocon-
to, 1875 N good RATED strips and boards at
SSs e.g R,sna on osonto lo
Muekcgop, coarse at STATS; cargo schs Hciso-
lnnd, from Anhkegon, 20 m etrfps and boards from
schf Telegraph, from Muskcgon, 60 m etrips and
boards from came mills at SIZED; cargo echr Little
Belle, from Muskcson ut $1a75. cargo bark sono-
ra from Green Bay. 200 N boards and strips from
Kirby l. Co.'S Minis at $14E0: cargo tchr Storm,
from White Lake, to m coarse RATED at S;aa,o7;<.
sHINGLEs-Are In sseed demand and ..u,, pa.
without matrrial change. There are very few car
gotE Of shaved arriving, and sales Of saved range
at 50 asQl3 50. There Is i moderate dematd iron,
the yards, and the market Is firm at quotations
Sales include: Cargo fchr Butts, from huekrgon.
b0g m eae cd ehfnglrs at g q. and $IUJ fur the
culls !; 10 m eawed shingles. per schr Hirondell,
from Kalamazoo. at $3.50: deck load Muskcgon
eawed and shaved Il ut 90 25.
LATHE steady at 81. 90 by the cargo.
POsTs-Salea include: CAsso echr McNair. 300
, 1863-07-29

Al the opening Of Court yesterday morn,
Ing, Judge Williams announced u Lis dccIs.
ion that tue defendant hu remanded to thc
County jail. and that his bail be reduced
TO t5o0 subsequently, We learn tia. he de-
cided to give the case further consideration,
and now haa it under adsiscncnt, of which
nc khall probably have his Asal decision this
morning.
, 1863-07-29

e., Mivef Mixed Rejected
ba!cs Mixed Corn Corn
Date. bn. AAoat, In store, in store,
duly 20. .14U,U0 4tI as, 47HaStT.i Al a.
i. q. .275 600 49A4ti0H 47H1Dis ID a.
q at..12 100 40 Cta9I 411Qt- 45kTtlG
25,,1 5,0u 4354b-- 47x0l7!s Is G5i8
~ .2G0t co 6U 06l 4sX9t4g IT Gf37x
:8 ,s?s,eWtoHGbt 4sxG4D 47tG47H
To-Day there MAS moro activity In the market.
and prices wcse thadc higher. Sales es:--WIS.
51nN11Gv En- 4, s By new Sq Fed in store at e.05;
Vi $1tN4; 40 bu do at tl.oi; sd bu o,l Re.
jectetl Rcu Winter in store, At Sc. SrR1sa-t20Uo
er M !, Minnesota sPsinE b sample, !in G, We at
i5,ooo bu TO lin good North and South Side
holseel at $l.oa; 400 bu do lin I. J. $50 at a5c;
1C,c0o hn No Spring (in good Moth and South
Side houses) st 81c; Sou bu Rejected Spring lin C.
Hsiat 7l4c; 1900 hu do I'm 4. D. d Cos, aud F.
ET's) sle;. 4.s Q bu do lin s B. d Co.'S at f0c;
400 bu do Tin 4. S's) atG7c.
Tie following table shows the daily quotations
Of the leading grades Of wheat during the week:
No. Spring No. 2 Spring No. 2 Rod
nzk- r..
, 1863-07-29

1UVAECU-LEAF@1HEfe II u I1IE ilTIaIlJ !o1
seed leaf at 8t165c for Connecticut. and fof
New 1otk. State Is dull ut 54l7c for inferior to
good.
Manufactures There IL = steady inquiry for
standard brands Of good summer wotksd % 1Os
and Il bs 1t taGD58c. Bright leaf II IN dfmand at
1EtGblQO. Outside trauds Of Mls.QuH aud 8tAte
winfet.Nosked IRE dull At 4QsS4Se.
, 1863-07-29

sqrAT1Ens DlsrossEssEp.-.Twe wenty four
s'luatters on tho suutll ninety feet Of lot 1,
block q in the original town Of Chicago, uere
afetcssessed by verdict Of u jury, yesterday,
al Justice sutnueracla'a Office, tcfore whom
lie t,n1'y eufts fyr fuiriblc entry aud dotuinet
zelc lnuught by EbeheEsr Asaa77c~e jQsept
T.. Otis aud tffrhm Wheeler, Tim owners of
lie rtoprttt. VIZ tndetetahd II IL ronteui.
tfnttd to elect II block Ut buildings on tllu
gtUud.
, 1863-07-29
gl)i1a9o Qribn11e.
TIE CITY.

Ar THE ARMoRY. yesterday mornine
there were nearly hundred defendants y.
the Police Court, Of whom forty we're arres'ra Gu
In the house OF Charles Weber, Oh ~
street, bctween Jackson and sanou''A
EXCURSION TO MAn1sos-Thc ... eN.
to Madison, Wis.,, rs will 10 scen . -. 80
rctfscucut, will be ono Of inc nnes1 " .aa
season. md affords m cxcellcnt Opportunity
for fishing, hunting, &c.
.~xr.-A1lotmcnt from the Mer-
,.n,1,c Battery arc received for March aud
a1r,1. and will he paid to those entitled there
10 At the Supervisors Room, from II TO 11h
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TosTroSED-Thc adultery casc, cot for
4ri.l yesterday, was postponed because Of the
pbfcncc Of the complaining witness. The
examination will take place this Afternoon be-
fore Justice Brown.
RrsroaxD.-arsjor Oven Stewart, OF tho
.pth Illinois, better known rs tho "1rlsh lie.
c,on." hns been restored to Ills command by
oraer Of the President. Ills regiment Is now
al Jaclson, Miss.
rxcrsstox.-Tbe regular semI.wcokly CT.
.,n,s,ou tralu-at balf-hre rates-leavcs Nil.
r,ukce depot at 1860 this morning, nllowine
nart1es or fainlltcs to ospenia few hours at auy
n tbe numerous lakc.shore groves, and return
ty tca.t'nc.
T1yTAxf's LEcTunH, To s1aHr.-Dr. o. II.
Tldany will deliver lecture III the West 1ntll-
ann streci NJ. 4. Church, ttls evening, ht71a
II. ~
, 1863-07-29

Fxcpasto..-Tbc regular seml.wcckly CT.
rnrs,on tralu-at l'alffare rates-lcavcs Nil.
r.uscc depot at 1860 this morning. allowlng
nar.les or families to ospend Il few hours at any
II Tie numerous shore groves, and return
1,r tea.t1tue.
, 1863-07-29

DEANa-Psime Navy Beans arc sca.ce ard want
ed at S3.t0QI3 -. Good are quiet at $3..0noT5.
BROOM cORN-The market is quiet at $500
fair to eond.
BAGGING-Goodg g:a1n bags are scarce and firm.
There is ro essential change In the market, We
, 1863-07-29

T1rrAsr's LrcTunH, To s1anr.-Dr. o. II.
Tlfany will deliver lecture III the West 1ull.
ann Street NJ. 4. Church, thls evening, nj 1-2
o'clock, taking II his subject, Gtcctan Do.
,uocrsc5 cohtrAsted With American Democracy
os our dny. We anticipate MI milo mud III.
estuc.ise 1ccIuro TO large md Intelligent nu.
fienre. Tickets, % cents, tu bc had nj tho
, 1863-07-29
N. ". POWELL,
D. J. SwEEs1E,
II. BENHEn,
j. J. GlLLEsPB,


The GRAND TRrNK LNE.-The splendid
md commodlous low pressure upper.cabln
steamer Montgomery, leaves for Buffalo and
all intermediate points tomorrow evening,
leaving her dock ct the foot of LaSalic
street, at o'clock. p. m. This floating pal.
nee makes the trip in three days, und the fasc
Is lehs than BY competing lines. wh1lo the &C.
commodations are unsurpassed. Those con.
templatirg making trip East will do well
10 call On 4. 7. Spencer, agent, aud secure
ftate-room before they arc all engaged. There
is 10 more pleasant trip at this season Of the
gear than to Niagara Falls OF the East by
Lake.
GnEEE, THE DIVER Many readers will
remember the celebrated diver, ]. d. Green,
wloee exploits beneath the wave eight or
nine years since with his "improyed subma-
rite ar1nor," attracted considerable attention
nt the tfmc. bir. Green nus struck with par
a1yEls while cnleavotlng to raise safe, con-
timing e10. 900 III gold, from the wreck Of lie
fteAiner Attahtic, stink t1eat Long Point, and
ethtt TINT tihe Las been unable 10 do at1y-
thltg, teltg quite crippled. lie has tttovn
1'ls thhht interesting adventures and observn
alohs bpticatli the waiets Into thu toftfi If
tnt,ative, tHtti.hcd In II heal rnnit,tlttt,
which tit sells t]mteir nj iwci,iy iYu runts,
't'bt pamphlet IL iitby worth Tho iho,,ey for
tite ihtoftnntait II cohtalhs III teiatiuh to sub.
tns,ibe sha!ists, Mr. tlfetH IA Avw III tlhs
ely wiih hiA t'eVk, AAd pufpsstH FALLING nt'o',
sus e!tlRsns IL solicit tlulr patronage. itIa
Ut, interesting work, ahtl III Assptsvh lhv sy,,D
, 1863-07-29

Tos1roSzp-The adultery casc, cot for
4riL yesterday, was postponed because Of the
abfcncc Of the complaining witness. The
examination will take place this Afternoon be.
{nra 1usfice Brown.
, 1863-07-29

REsroaxD.-Afajor Owen Stewart, OF tho
.oth Illinois, better known as tho "1rlsh lie.
c,on." hns been restored to Ills command by
order Of the President. Ills regiment Is now
al Jnckson, Miss.
, 1863-07-29
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET
For the Week Epdl.,E July 70.

TUESDAY EVENING, July ~, 1868.
RIC1t1"1R CT tuxnBR, duINHtHst LArH. sre.. ron
Tl1E~EEK HNnlHo It'll 70, ltD}, cuMfAnBp Win
TIM TmU FhhTtUta TEAHs.
1et3 1871. te1l
Lumber, feet.u... NDNt 100 ir,bt,tUW ItE7i,1a
Hllhglrt. No.. 9.1tH.Hg U,n1Wp 4.MnCel
Lsih. pcs. :.....t... 1.fla,nal 1i9ug DysUsl
T t1er, feet. ltn,Ntt tHt.00l aUMW
r1ete, tu. +. ......a 1u,'ta tvv 4uW
htcBltTR Or ttNHsH+ tHtsGLts, tAth, BTr.. fftUA
tAktAhf leT ~ DArE, run TittsH tkAta.
iH61. jRf9 iHd3,
itibes frss!.. .iBi ,olto ipa dsn.rg tf4 ~. .ygaa
taiiIt ltt,... .,:. Hi7atx0 i4.ftl,Ua, F.Hi tiWi
t1lnNef. fert ,,,,. t,4!UItl p,Et. ,Hif, i.hMDta
iop1e, kO.,u.n Hs ,u14 4pl.gsa 3aI.'fJ
tHtrAka7f ~ L1sH#EA, #H4k4kss ASH L4fH. 7uk
, 1863-07-29

0fLR-Firfc + olht,g 1dieiing N Ketoa,eue, i3ut
bidders hte etatle flfitiet III llirtt tiewn. tts
aetd IL dull Fhu tbe 1bwtt. Iii anticipation Ut tlie
te ttttt fat1 pIi lha etii ttl1 IN jUf tuts ii ID.
tbt july tttA1ttd A. A, A. and ito fUf Hlliiiliet 4.
A. We 4nbte!
hFfbeftttt .j.4.4i.tl,ttIiltI..ttt. II t.ttn,sI.WA ~
fthetet, ttlltd.4 t...4..,,..l.,...4,.,..,. f.Nl
W. tHw,4..,..,,,'l,.,.,,... !Dtl
, 1863-07-29

CANAL FnE;an7s-The river is still low, and
there s nothing doing below LaSalle. Freiglts
10 and from that point arc as follows:
Ut TNETGuTS.
Corn From Lasalc Observation-Disclosures 41<6a5c
Ottawa. .....-............- 04C
Joliet. .....................,... Sc
, 1863-07-29

Observation-Disclosures from the Mcr-
..a,t,o battery arc received for March and
Apri1, and will be paid to those entitled there
to. At the Supervision Room, from II 10 liz
o,clock tomorrow morning.
, 1863-07-29

Dry Lurnbrr TO Lasalle. le...,,,.,.,,,., 400
d1cen Lutnbcr 10 Laeallc. .2.0912. .25
'FLOuR-Recclycd today. 2.a38 brss ehlp.
ped, 316! E1ls. Tie following table shows the re-
ccip's allu shipments during the past week:
, 1863-07-29

W ANTAD "A buyer for first.
~ c:ats pho'o4-apl! establishment. tuc,tel In
rs &, II Ire Il t s 81 a" Lsas ,,sc s oor*
eoua na.!nr.,, u nor Lsna ;Grs - Taets !, 's7ss
10 thf, pntcl ater Hes, fut .e:iia. ii! he., ii shs
r,opti.tor. Tho 7 ttout e ersars Il prt 'ioor
!rs aprtcsr rnter Illersl .ii-cgHnt wi1i he gisd4
ra. tn,tlaaer A'!.Il.ss u Il laI;. Ghc ssy. Iii
, 1863-07-29

GIT DooKsToKE.-AEs in want Of books, eplcn-
did Family Bibles. Prayer Books and Photographic
Albums, should eall At the Original GIN Doos-
storr, Of Randolph street, under the Mattesou
lars given with each. DO not mistake the number.
jy2Sgt
, 1863-07-29

At THE ARMoRY. Yesterday morning
there were nearly hundred dcfeudanse =. -.
the Police Court, Of whom forty were of1s.u 1Tsu.
In the house OF Charles Weber, Oh w."
street. between Jackson and VanbuFen st''
, 1863-07-29


SALES To.pAy-Go brls Dried Apples at 8;h1
GAc. ~
F1sH-Thcre arc very few Whitcfsh in drst
hanGe, and the market IL tl,m without material
chRpgc. Codaeh arc scare and firm. MackGrel
, 1863-07-29

w a NTE D-Agenta, tnnlv and
sh:sefft {a t; " ts s' sr{
gf h4 Army md E.tr tim f4ti'4l' ani Ia4y' 80.
aas,f ~, n ~ .s';' ,r IT, ir E'Y' ff1n;
IVA hftgai sAAW lfYt f4,t sffpet, ,,fras1,, n,
, 1863-07-29

w F. E. Risby, 50 Randolph Street, is selling
Paper Hansings at less than New York prices At
Wholesale and retail. The trade Supplied on tho
most liberal terms. jy7.Iw
E Nervous Diseases md Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both eexrs-new
aud reliable treatment, in reports of the Howard
charge. Address. DR.. ]. Ski1hn Houghton, How.
md Association, No. ? South Ninth street Phila-
delph.a, Pa jY1D4W
, 1863-07-29

'rrnrts rorr.-Mt t'ntdrtil Ut Tie, u. 3. Head.
itt.rpfsl wftt d ttern fgitlr. itpti fe'is.cpa'
Fin.ldts " Cnt: Gvh!s tf Thy i,;Ig "Atl,la" w1Il
" n. III, ,EkeH " NJ. uefHjIhe trAf bttl Teh"h
Jim 1s. tts rithiiNh! Ales, afid all klilds If
iutbis Of liz tliUlettl tIlaefIjtivll.
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GCHBNCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
a Substitute for Calomel.

Ii your bowels are cn,tve, TRY THEN.
II GU have worms. TRY 1lIf.M.
i Your breath is bad, Try THEM.
II you feel drOwsv, TRY THEN.
If you are w spirited, TRY THEM
r:iEY ONLY COST . CENTS BOX. TRY THEM.
Blue MISS AID other preparations of Mercury. aclu
they profess And vet this mineral,
denounced by the alopanc doctors, prescribed by
ui.m NEST universally in cases OF Liver Complaint
THE MiNDRAKt. FILLS are composed entirely of
roots and herbs obtained from the great S;orchOuse OF
Nature, and their sauary fleets will appear soon as
the medicine is brought the test of lair experiment.
any ckucss the stomach; but when gwen
f'r Dv'nepss T. N y he proper to use them in connec
judci"uS treatment the digestive functions speedily
restored 10 toir rl vgor, and the worst of nd
When VIC reflect that the Liver is the largest internal
organ OF the body that to it is assigned the mnortan
duty of terhg the blood aud preparing the bile, that
it is subject 10 many disorders, and that when it dis
it Is not surprising that medicine which
dcriul changes in the general health and effect cures
which may appear almost miraculous. Headaches of
long continuance, pains in the side breast and
shoulders aching of the limbs feeling of general weak
ing SYMPTOMS indicative of imperfect disOrdered
SCuENCK'S MASDRAKE PILLS. '"' ''' VI
Co'veness lies bitter or sour eruptions, and that
anguor. lehargy ami depression OF spirits which unit
man tor the manas ement of business and the enjoy
ment Of life, are all relieved by the of Schenck s
Mandrake pills. Price 25 cents Der box.
Remember, DR.. Schenck visits Boston every month,
MAJ 10th and 2lst. lie is also at % Bond street New
York, every Tuesday, for consultation ADVICE but
cpal Once, 80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
frce OF the P4lmonic Syrup, and sea weed Tonic 81
GEORGE r. SPUR, agent for Worcester,
GEO c. GOODWIN CO, 50 Hanover street. Bos
OH, are General Agents for the New England states
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MOrfester Badly Spp.



Mails Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamp.
shire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at 500 and
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster, West Boyston, Oak
dale Clinton Lowell and Nashua, N. H., at 500 M,
and $50 m. and due at SIS and 100
Princeton and East Princeton at $50 and due at
SIS IA. m.
City OF Boston, $50 and 800 a. M, l2l5. g. and 800
p. and due at $50, $50 m, $40 and SIS p
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa.
chusetts-S.00 M, and 500 p. and due at so
n m, $40 and SIS p. m.
Providence Railroad $50 m, and $3.50 p. and are
due at $40 a. m, and $50 p. m. -
Way Mail on Providence sld Worcester Railroad 81
Western-(An towns IN Massachusetts West Of wor
cester) a. m, and are due AT l2,i5 p. m
m, and 80 m; and are dae at l2i5 and st5 p
Springfield, I'm, and $3.50 p. M; and are due st ~
q. M, l., As and IS p.
Hartford ali Connecticut Except wnlham and Eew
London countiesD5 a. M. and 800 p nj; and are duo
at 1874 and 9.45 p.
line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn, 1890 al
and are due at SIS am
New York city and southern states $40 Il. M and az
and As
Barre, Barre Plains, Petershsn, Paxton, Dana North
Dana, ald West Rutland 945 ~, and are due al 'Vu
Holden, Rutland, North Entapd Huobar iston, Cold
brook and 0akhan, $50 ard are que 81 t t. ~ ~
Leicester IS a M, and 400 and are dae at STU
Mii6ury and west Military $50 m, and 5s0 p MI
and are due al 40 a. and 6.sa p m M
Sbrevysblry is o. m aud is due az = 90 a
Grafton, New ENGLAND Village, AMI Cordsviile, 55os'
m. and are due Al $50 r. m ,,,
Framingham, South Fr4ntnshaI., topkiuton AsnlShu
WoOdvlle, WestbOrO' NotthUJro'. S1uthboro' CoFus
vile and Grafton, l2.l5 p. m anj due At 80 T.
and s. 90 p. and due at 9,35 and g. 10 p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on SUNDAY at 100 C'clocx p. m
0Gce hours from IS a. m, to s!00 ?; m SUNDAYS
from t0l00 to 1910 a. J. NJ EARLE 2. NJ.