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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05
From ArkanHRs.

RICHMOND, January 3.-Ths Herald Of the lst states
that nile steamers, with eargces Of grain and provisions,
have been burnt BY confs8@ ntes at van Btreni Arksi
that the Federals burned tire arsenal aud terryboat at
Fort Smith, to prevent taem from falling into our
hands. The Yankees say they have a cavalry raid on
hand which is to wipe out Stuarts-
h Alabama.
RICHMOND, January 3-Captain Jones, Of the Ariel,
States that the Alabama can steam fourteen knets with
seventeen pounds of steam. Her armament is one
hundred-POunder, rihed; one sixty-eight-pounder, pivot
qua beside six medium hirtytwopounders. She can
fight seven guns on each sids.
From New Orleans.
Banks, in general orders, has suspended all public
property in New Orleans on account sf the United
States until further orders.
Confederate Bends i'm Europe.
The London News understands that agents Of the
Confederate government are endeavoring to issue in
England, bonds bearing interest at the rate of eight per
cent.
From VieisbnFg.
RIcHMoND, January 3, ? P. MA dispatch to the
Secretary of War, dated vicksburg, January ID, says
The enemy finding all his efforts unavailing to make
any inroads upon our position, has reembarked, leaving
a considerable quantity Of fntrenching tools and other
property, and apparently has relinquished his designs
upon Yieksburg.
fSignedl ]. c. P~EMBERTON,
Te1nA n.-1-of u-m~0nI1nn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-05

Speaker Of the House Of RI
Approved January 3, 1863.
JOHN J. PETTUs, Governor
, 1863-06-19

Total bonded debts. s.........--.......$t 00l
EAIx1Sos OF TIE CHICAGO AID ALTON Rail-
1snAD CoArAHr.-The following are the earnings
Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad ioE the week
ending June is, 1855:
, 1863-06-19
The Judicial Convention.


The Republican Convention Of delegates
from Cook and Lake counties, for the uomi-
nation OF Circuit Judge, convenes this after
noon, at 2 o'clock, III the Supervisors Room
In the Court House. The primary elections
in the city were held last evening, from S to 7
o'clock, mud below re append returns as far
Us received:
FIRST wAND.
John Wentworth, Geo. W. Gage, John Lyle
hing, J. ". Wnughop, Charles Douglass, Frank
SECOND WARD
A. Garrison, H. ". Leavltt, A. Kohn, Isaac specr,
Fernando Jones: Fred. Hartman.
THIRD WARD.
J. K. Pollard. Peter Wolf, o. D. Naples, Luther
llavcn. Z. u. ucartt.
FOURTH WARD.
$. A. irwin, ncuEy Winning. William Il Rico,
H1xTn WARD,
William G, Dcakmnr, William Hcarson.
SEVENTH WARD.
s: K. Dow, Rlchatd Clark, T. A, Smith, Jacob
Hnth.
k1anrn WARD.
Lewis Dodge, Geo. Miller.
TENTH WARD.
Sanford johnson, Stephen Clement, q. Loeb
beilcr, J.W. Bozdcn. N. i. Harrison, Henry Meyer.
FIFTEENTH wAnp.
E. ". Warner, John Herting, !Adolph Muller,
George Kuc1r. Jacob Andcre.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
II. A. Kaufman, z. shipman, +. Rawson A, 3.
Reynolds. n. 7. Beechcf, T. APPEL, - Falcher,
-Tnylor. ''
, 1863-06-19

THURSDAY EVENING, June 18.
BEEF CATTLE-The market opened this moyu-
ing with alim supply of bu1locksr which with the
exception of one OF two droyes, were not very at
tractive to shippers. On Philadelphia and Balti-
more account, there was no inquiry, az the rebel
raid into Maryland and Pennsylvania has put an
embargo on the railroad. Taken In all it's bear
fDgs, It was the dullest opening we have seen in
some time Prices ranged about tho game Us at
the cloee Of last week-from $3,7545.25, Wenoto
the following:
Lcedham sold Hughes 4thead common gtade, ,tay-
crnging l, ,iGS he, ut $3S7.
Peck eold Rankin IS head same grade, averaging
100 1bs at S3.i5-
DnWeies sold Moore 16 head fair State ateers,
averaging 1..T5 1bs, at $i.00-
Moore sold Mcpherson 1G head averaging !, 1,075
lbe, at $f.12H.
Luce sold Eowlcs Is head fair shipping bee7es,
t,14t hs, al AGO.
Martin sold Bow1es Sc head choice State steers
fom Sapgamon county. estimated at 1,aoo ns, at
$5.e5.
shanks sold Bowles 81 head averaging 1850 ns,
at $4.a,.
Bond sold Bowles % head, averaglDg1 900 ns, at
$4.25.
Brown sold Waixcll GO head Iowa steers, csti-
E:aten III .2QQ ns Mt $3.50.
H0GS-The receipts were liberal but in point
of quantity greatly inferior to those Of yr>tcrday.
In view OF this Circumstance, buyers insisted on
concession of ahout 15c, at which there was o
moderate bus1uese done. We note tic following
, 1863-06-19
THE WOOL TRADE.


[From the Cincinnati Commercial, 18th.
Wool dealers here, who are In continual cores.
pondcnce with agents and dealers In the wool
growing sections Of the country, particularly TINT
part which Is tributary to this place, report that
there have been but few clips marketed Ratsers
and buyers still differ widely as to their s1eWs and
each, OF course, is aiming to do the best be can.
Quite steady determination is cyinced by the
farmers not to accept lees than f0c, and If they
we're met at that aSute by buyers. with spy degree
o. freedom, still higher price would be asked.
The advance in gold will tend to check the market
still more etIectaaly, "a all pattes CONCERNED are
ohthe alert In watching this Indicator Of the stand
ard ofimportonce OF foreign wools.
From the Steubenvi1le (Ohfo) Herald, 16th.1
We have been endeaToripE TO ASCERTAIN from our
exchanges, and from quotations Of sales Of wool
made in the East and elsewhere. the probable
price that wool will bring this season. But very
few manufacturers have sent orders Or money to
their agents throughout the country, to make pq.
chaees. Thoee who arc willing to bny are not VII
ling to pay more than 60G60c, according to quail
y. We obeerye quotations q sales Of coarse, me-
dium and tub washed. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
MIA, at ttlG0c. In that market there Is no dlspo
eition on The part Of buyers to 60 over these Ag-
urea, and producers arc holding back for higher
ratts. On the other hand. the Zancsville Co1f4sr
and GuxSttt chronicles tho sale Of 1900 lbs Of
wool by an extensive wool grower In that seetlon,
, 1863-06-19

A NEW BooK.-We learn that n prominent
clergyman Of this city, fayorably known for
bis learning and cloquence, is about getting
out new book with the title Of ttBroken
Columns,'' which is spoken Of in the highest
terms by W C. Bryant and others who haye
examined the proof sheets. tits said to poss-
css the most intense interest for the reader,
while at the same time It is finished in style
and language Sheldon & Co., New York,
are the publishers. We await its appearance
with much curiosity.
, 1863-06-19
The Crops lin mfchfgans

M7. Albright, a most reputable citizen OF Liv-
ipgeton county, who never fndu1Ses In random,
statements, was OIL 'Change yesterday, and gave
the Board come information on the subject Of the
more than one-fonrth an average crop harvested in
Livingston at the ontside; he has several fields
pl0wcI up and Gown to huckwhcat. The thrittiest
farmers, who are always ahead, orc farfns worse
than the e1ovenlT, vino are behind with their
crops.
The wheat In Washteuaw comfy will It is thought
turn ont two.thirds Of anayerHge crop.
The spring crops bid fair to turn out unusually
well everywhere, as is also the case with fruit.
, 1863-06-19

The Detroit Aaterflstr Of the 17th says: Tue
schooner Antelope was chartered for large et.yes
from Wa11acebutg to Clayton. at $40 q n. Capa-
dian currency. The schooner E1terprtze was taken
lvercd on the vessels. rail.
The Cleveland Herald Of the 18th contains the
following: Grain ffeights are quiet aad steady,
for wheat to Buffalo at4c, and schr Lucy Auchard
and Mail for wheat to 0sweeo at ENC.
Lumber frcfchts. are as fo'lows-from Saginaw
to Cleveland, $3.50 . n; from Port Huron to
Cleveland. $2.25.
The following arc the present rates on iron orc
from Ma1anettc-to Cleveland, s. 2 ton; to Dut-
fulo and ElIe, $3.15.
, 1863-06-19

Business on the Corn Exchange WIS very dull,
and prices have again slightly rcceded old ground
-four having sold as low % $89O98 rs. and ftesh
ground at 90. A lot Of 800 brls OF the latter In
spected and In shipping order, brought S402X
Extra sold at $.57H. Total sales of tho day about
1000 brls. The receipts arc considerable. OF
Wheat the sales mount up to $1,000 bu; 1900 bu
Milwaukee club bringing 100. aud Michigan red
reported on private terms Provisions rules
very dull, and the receipts arc heavy: We have
not, however, heard Of any actual decline In price
R5pra Onr last
, 1863-06-19
Detroit Grim Market-June II.

Received, ! go bIls do1r, 1888 b1 wheat, 2 $50
bu corn, 8, s252 bn oats. The AdrsFtjser and TIT
Improvement Of 1G5ec In wheat. The sales Of
white were two cars No. at $t.5o, car No. 2 at
81 d. and two cars, grade not definitely settled, but
offered for No. i red, but two cars were takcn at
S1.33-a figure rather aho7e the views Of most
buyers. A car No. was On the market ut 81 80,
at &c, and an advance Of 1c from last sales. The
asking rate was generally CSC, with light stock.
Corn remains at very near the old mark. For8 1000
bu Csc WAS offered. and SIC asked. Market rather
, 1863-06-19

The jobbing demand for bacon is rather more ac-
tive, the arket ruling frmer in view Of the tenn
under this head remain quiet. Prices are nominal
rs follows: New mess pork s1a 20. old do
FL @11.6 and new prime 81. 60 per brl.
@12Co, and Baltimore packed do $12 90 and $1500
per brl. Bacon-shoulders, 6Q454c, sizes GQl84c;
plain hams s@9c, the Inside for country cut, and
the outside figure for prime shipping, sugar cured
do 1o1S1133S, and fancy do 111lD12Xc. Bulk meat
Shoulders 4XI4xc; sides 61195Hc; and hams
f@6Hc. Lard-Western In barrels and tieEces
10H01Dsc; do In kegs Ike: city rendered 10Is5e,
gtifi refined 11c ner NJ
, 1863-06-19

PORT OF CHICAGO,

a
stmr Sur beam. Pabst Two Rivers sunlrle.
Pron Gttaws. Warren. Gsast Hayen. il m 1um 11s
non I'll S,!s psstss pass I'D sa,aS s9a5es ss,.-..
LAX AIfsatic. Silnes, Hay City " 4; 1una.
Ra.f AeaT5' sins' r'i pa:sousSas ~ '0ns eoai.
i.aik sfitiss Lon: Bso.nc H.asstcn % eds wood
@ anao
s:f Ill {sfs 5s
s ss SS'o a.'a ''aa. ~,
Rlg aS1a1i GOAL
s st.ye Ssss sss i q .ss fsT eds
s! e
sehr 81; Foote; Gif1ias Buffalo.
sshf tons texs apass'n ele7sl'fd
sehr souVen1t CSs{cs Mstf 1aSs Z 4 m NJ 1Tm.
shr sehr annea hn,@ e i9 6 I'm. ro
sehr G. TfoSblldss. h4csfSFa 4 Eay VI Ciy so
cr a71tet Rns9 swnptn uy Tx; nsxeya ~ a9m ;o,u
ron.
schr cry: csea!ans: Et1gston: 8 eds Wool aud 800
SssF Sh Ss5 Fs9sasy tsgs
SER gaoJae.nto: BsckonIp. Ba1a:os
= :9cts Wool hen a;a;d Stsvfsss: NN
sehE Pc Vernon Mitchell hni11." AZ ~ o sen, COAL
schr Mary brown. Carson. Erl". 500 tons coal.
Echr K1tzz Log an, ,Larphere. Eric 100 TOES coa1.
sthr Wu. Ehnpa Davis Cleveland, E.5 tons coal
Ychr Venius fhumpsGn, Muskegon, Is N inn, IS eds
wooe
schr Sea staF ngbea F.etts Matque::e. 80 tn luna.
sclr Magnet. Markell Port She'GoL: 70 N lun.
Gchr MAlnsf. Mellon. Centersilft. TO- eds wood.
Bchr E, IIudeon. Harvey. Buffalo.
S@s1r @ &oHss. E5odassrs, sss pass sal!slo
ssfr efns99 Msa Eerainas ns,i hHiIo a so co
Cleveland.
sear Gyae: Fellox7, Bay Gt5 M !ss bris salt;
schf Fay stafe. Ford. Erle. rs tons coat.
Scar Mcstckesttr. Nather: Grand Haven. 20 m lual-
, 1863-06-19

Ocean Frciellts Mt New Yorkshire ! 6
F1cIGhts are most decidedly highe1, To Liver
pool the engagements arr 800 bu corn at Sd, in
tbs MARKET ba corr, felct It d. il bulk: So
br1s dour al ;e5d; and per neutral vessel Is bu
corn at S14G, IN bulk; and per steames, 1900 PISS
provisions at 35s; and 10 Gu c1 wheat at 10d 70
neut1a Al Rag 1Co br1s gonr at ss 400 bxs bacon at
40r. To Bristol. $50 bra flour at 90. The charters
are British brig to Cork for orders, with 1860
wheat t. direct port (G1oucester) at 94d per Is
lbs,
, 1863-06-19
Cleveland Greln Markct-Junc II.

Received 16, ,995 bn wheat, 1,7U0 bu corn, Wheat
The exciting war news made an inactive market
aMa ts Il g s Hess
taktrs- The sales were four cars red on trark 1t
81 80, and four cars red in c. & P. elevator at
$50. Corn-Market dull and unchanged Sale
one car choice yellow on track at &c. No eae corn
was offered. 0ats-The demand and supply both
continue light No sales were made this forenoon.
, 1863-06-19

fan; the range Of prices was soc to t1s for COM
mon TO strictly choice. Corn and oats were high
er, with a fair business IN both. The prevailing
price for corn WAS E1e; for oats nc. Nothing
tlanEpired in provisions and lard. Whisky WAS
quite firm, with sales Of $50 brls at 8 f0c per gal.
, 1863-06-19

IVIE0U
Received, 3,1a0 b1ls flour; 30s s51 bu wheat; 49,
40 bu corn; 3,1e4 bu oats. Wheat-The only salc
reported to- day ts 1,000 bu Red Mich. to I'LL ont
cargo, at 1890, This afternoon sales could not be
efIectcd except at a concession of &c On the part
Of holders Coru-Sales before the New York re-
port 2tO0 hn rejected at Sic; 2,000 By No. white
at 61c. This afternoon holders would have 70 yield
ut least 1c to effect sales. Oats-Sacs, 500 bu at
&c. 600 bQ at SIC.
, 1863-06-19

An inquest was held, yesterday morning, on
the body OF Samuel Whitaker, n lad three and
y half years old, whose disappearance
was noticed in our Last issue. He was missed
on Wednesday morning at II a. m, and his
body WAS discovered yesterday floating in the
North Branch, near tie Galcna Railroad
bridge. The jury found verdict Of accident
ally drowned.
:. .AHo1uER-A boy named Wm- u. Linsey,
; aged one and ha1f years. son Of James Lin
sey, was Killed on the Archer Road, near Hal-
stead, by loaded wagon running over him,
111llng him instantly. The wagon belonged
10 Wahl and 1ighthall The jury could NOT
agree On their verdict as to the degree Of
blame that 1ightfu1]y attached to the driver
.Trr Jury WIS discharged. To dnv saothe1
5u,y viii be call> d to bold III inquest.
, 1863-06-19
milwaukee, Wheat market-June II.

Received, 1881 bu; shipped: o., 500 bn. The
show decline Of fully lc compared with the ruling
prices OF Tuesday. The business done waschfeay
In No Spring, at 81 0at .13N, according to 1oca.
Smiths and Pfell's receipts Of No. 2, Htsbys
receipts sold at the outside qnotatien: Nc: !
Spriig cold to a limited extent at $l.1 1I1d@
prices was fully supplied, and the market closed
Iomina1iy at SILT for this quality, and without
buyers FOR No. ?. Rejected Spring sold at &c IN
PfcIl's. The cloa1ng offers for Rejected in Smiths
we're sc. About Sc, 900 bn Of all kinds changed
chartered, the achooners II. 8. Scott, Rainbow and
Arctic, at 0c to Buffalo, and the Prince Alfred at
1s1k~ n E}nretnn
, 1863-06-19

Provisions in nProvtdence-Iunel
Pork-Masket quiet and steady; new butter
clear 1e@1s1c; mess beef 10115c; new hams ca
91S new cheese 1nD14; lard lower; 10h@10A for
brls and tubs pufe Kettle rendered.
, 1863-06-19

There Was rather more inquiry for douf, but the
little. Sales amounted to 11,000 brls country and
$3.50 eacks city. the pticcs To DO found below.
Wheat mas dull for Ill gradea, except extra choice
, 1863-06-19
Thomas Z. HIPS pcnmanshsp,

Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
dite1e Mt styl Of lettering and hourishing Prica
81. Post paid Hoto TO t1rife pEGiaIy. ydpid{y eks
00nflv Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address THoS. E. ELL; Waukegan, III.
mnvJE-ant
, 1863-06-19

F F. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
Paper HaneiDgs at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. jsa4wks
, 1863-06-19

[T1uu 1GtH.T
Goods opened etropg on Monday, bnt at tho
clokc oftht week were rather lower. The follow
ing are the Gales 70 the week:
a0C0 pieces C4xC4. 13c, cash, Monday.
2oCO to C4xGt, 123ic, cash, Monday.
5000 do G4xG4, 1sAc, cash, Tucsday.
22,NO do 6ix8l, private terms, goods to be
1900 pieces G4xG4, 121c, last Of the week.
atG0 TO CQ164, 12c, I'd quality. last Of week.
vfo
, 1863-06-19

REcoRpER's CoURT.-The following cases
we're disposed Of yesterday: Peoplevs. Chas.
Moore, larceny, plea Of guilty; E. B. Bennett,
do, plea Of not guilty-jury tria1-verdict,
not guilty; J. G. Hobcrg, plea of guilty, lar:
ceny; Jergerson and Felston. larceny, plea oi
not guilty for Jergerson-jury trial-yerdlct
guity-two yeara penitentlasy, each; James
g. Foster, noAc proseqns.
, 1863-06-19

~ . VV4k~Jf
PITTSBURGH. April 22-I have seen DR.. Kendall
operate for the removal Of corus from the feet
The operations were sklllfu1ly and rapidly per-
formed, and almost painless. take pleasure In
irom those tronblesome peata--corns and bunions.
JttHat E. T. CoFFEY n. D. ..1n5 Fifth St
, 1863-06-19
Cincinnati Salt markcs-Iune

There has been rather q better demand and a
somewhat drmer market, but prices have not
Maeon City. at tC@53c per bu Of 50 lbs, and Is 50
per brl Of ESQ lbs. Nothing doing in foreign,
, 1863-06-19

Cure Of Catarrh and Throat Diseases.
The present eeason is peculiarly favorable for
the successful treatment Of this ugly class Of cases
speedy, radical ard permanent cure may nov be
attained with those who, By allowing the golden
opportunity to pass unimpToycd, will find to their
Infinite regret, when the chilly winds Of autumn
are felt, that the disease has made tasfu1 raTages
II. iniced, It has not become iucuEable:
The newmode Of treatment prsctieed by l. Wins
low Ayc1. IL. D., McCormick's Building, il attend
ed with extraordinary success.
It is generally known to opr readers, We belerc,
that Df. Aver devotes his attention exclusively to
the treatment Of Affections Of the Throat and
Chest, and has more extensive and successful
practice in this specially than any other physician
In the West.
~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both sexes-new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Assocfation-sent In sealed letter envelope free OF
charge. Address. DR.. J. Skil1in Houghton, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Phila-
w Merchants, Bankers, hawycrs, thclrfamflies
and others, see the 1inelcal Union Excursion at.
eeaty oefco 81 tie o VI:
us follows: at o, TO- 11:45 a. N. and180 p. m, and
return at and o'clock @ P: poIe m 10 confusion.
mcn1s fer all. je1s7t.
arising from Specific causes, in both seIes-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
AssocIation-Eent In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge, Address, DR.. ]. Sk1llin Houghton.
Howard Association, Nos South Ninth street rhl1-
aaelphfn7 Pa may1a4w
EASE AND CoNFoRT IN ONE MryCTE.-Corns,
Bunione, and all diseases incidental to the feet,
cured without pain. Dr.. Kendall, who has devo
ted years Of study exclusively to this branch Of
surgery can be consulted at bis Office, No 81 South
Claik et1eet, Room II, Larmon Block, during this
week.
Read the following certificates:
CHICAGO, June Is, 18G3-Dr. Kendall removed
several Cons for me In few minutes md without
pain. DR. BAXTER
have never seen or read Of any method 10
scientific and we'll calculated to cfectQaly cure
CONS, as Dr.. Renlall's. DE-. MAX MYERS,
80 South CLARK Street.
Certificate Of VIM. Phillips, esq, Of Select
Prr1ssUaa, Aprif ia Vi certify that Dr.. Ren.
, 1863-06-19

IHLRsDAf LFESlSG. Sune IL, 1908.
AZ grain so!a IN sto,s":s r. rs2ossat t,.s 4
= re a2as Sy e. ss1 @ fa1Es e q e ss peia
,n5t mas e a1 e. s<s n ay: y x .o.sge 1o
siattd.
FRE1GHTs- More active, and 4@He . buahel
Foos sappy. y
May y Sect saR SasWso W.T. Sia
test, 8. 4, Hudson, and propeller snn-aN with
corr, cor atgs To oswEao-P1op. B. F, Wade, corn,
b. propeller 10 Buffalo, and thence by rall to
New York, 1,oG0 bs lour at Si.Q0 -
FLouR7Keee1yed., 3i45 brls; ), shipped: 5as7
Choice sahs! sp11s st
3 ss 10 Tsass Ms sssjss sss %Siss
BkAE-1n good demand Sales, 10 tons at $3.50
WBEAT-Recclycd, $3.50 bu; shipped, 81, $50
bu 5 No Rsd #inter I'd In 5. Co. 2at s9 It si4: is
he{eesea e}e Ra df Pea n waPe. R T S15 1 81
fI.l2: 300 bu Do IL +. T. and i. d. i C.. s.
stoe @ ea DC b. No ssl1 Rs
at NHc; 2,Cc0 bu do at 9lc; 600 bn do Tin F. &
T.s) at 94c; 400 tu do lin 4. D. q Co. 81 1t 931<c;
}:e'ed M pn n e I? : abd s. e e9 ss
coRN1Reeelyed, s4a,;sa bu; shipped, 20, ,oaas
IS 'sss ooas saa s. pr as a co T.
store at 47Hc; COCO bu do at 47aSc; as0,000 tu DO
at 41Hc; 0L0 hu Rejected Com III store at 46kc;
RSeq e e :. est e DO % s oee 81
51Xc; aooobu Canai Mixed Q b at 49,1c; a,0obu
Sn So " o aast q @ ~ &c co "a az o9s D.
, 1863-06-19

x,orrrw.or
1ow,. nodcc Gco M,1cr
TENTH WARD.
ssnfonl johnson. Stephen Clement, q. Loeb
oe'lcf' S'"' bo1ocn' y. b. uafffsoa' aenry Meyer
w -. n...s" 49, ,.,ux
aeorce Knc1r. Jacob Andcfa '@&' 1A1"'t'
SIXTEENTH WARD.
II. A. kantn,nn, p. shipman, =. Rawson: A. B.
@TaTior. - Ns'~A''' ! 14pe'' a'coes'
49, a.,
1,s+ ,,,n,,t ,vos . o.,,,,ro a,,a.a s,..t
,,o ,rho,tre ,r,. e,,od fr,,,, ~ =, as -,
.,des , handsome 7u,o},o- ~ ,.,,, aa,,a
1,,. o,,a;onna ,vao a., 1.-,,o.t - a.. ~,'
..,a ~ h,,a.,n,.et ,r ..so ..a.,. "a.
.,r1es were hev,tcb,nr in tho ext-eno Tho.s
1r.a ,,o,c of +bc onoro+fc oa0,tre ,ot;oa.h1a
opc;nc ,,ro1,ah,v to th. fact that tho onera
r,. no11 verv 1;oht ,n;, c,ocefn, !, ,ts nova
,.,a,t a,,a e,u ef oo., s,,r;ro, ,,o,aa,- ..:.,,
-on.o o,,,;t,1 ,,,,o++a ana tha os,vovs ,c,,t;c,1
s,,,aow ar,o ~. n1ot ;s rn;vt,,o ~ hoo--
n,,es t,nl,;no he,,s },,cch,n,1,on ona aocrea
.:hor,,sea mc,ancho]v moons 11r,,t,;nr
-,,ts crne+e IF wind md , o,.t III ,,,xad ~,
- o'e,r o1,oos 7, f.c+ = :. ~ n1ot ~ ~
..,.,,, = s.,1;n, foo,x.a l., 80 49,
,~;.,, ae,~ onea =, 49, ~ 800 ~.
ho to,or,toa ~ t'N' '>''' ''''
cera,o- n;,a,o,,. p,;,o,; co,on.,..
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wifi +bo sorp of tho Hunssman rb;c,, ,x.s
neatly snnp and reccivcd a mcrited meed of
apnlause. Lotti did the Rearcr's eonr yery
well, and carried oil lis share of the applause.
~%-fF - ----
| Ono of the most charming morceaus of the
| evening was the little duo sui ,,rati by Moren.
81 and Stockton, which was rendered exquis-
ite1y.
The goat Is entitled to 4 large degree Of
credit for the discretion and dignity with
which he nerfor1nc] his entrees and ex;ts uc
.,,e :. s,,ono bosdea oo,t mn. t,.,r;,d.rea INV
! the opcfa faus and the STYLES, which cannot
be said of the bipcds, for there were "a many
tt,lcs p1csc1t as there we're tongues at Babel.
IT., maid m attention Ia them but went tbrouob
his part like a philosopher.
Considerable work is vet needed upon the
orchestra before it is reduced to ANYTHING Ike
system, or before 1t will par due regard 10
| time. Some Of the breaks were shocking,
Rnb Them with tbe baton n little harder Sic
| ~-~e ''--- ~-9~
, 1863-06-19

Dec. $50 Dee,1 ,673, 7uu Inc ,0p0 0DecaG7, 900
BY reducing the wheat to flour, tho quantity of
the latter left ut tide water this year, compared
with the corresponding period last gear, eh0ws n
deficiency Of 81, ,GiO brls flour. -
The following comparative table shows the guam
tity Of some OF the principal articles Of produce
lett Mt tide ster from the commencement OF nari
CATION to and including the 18th Of June In
indicated.