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The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25

kBxA The three storied brick House and Lot No.
kssm 46 ST. Lawrence Street, within l5o feet Of
l..xi& the contemplated Horse Railroad. The lot
is 40 feet front and 1l2 feet deep Te house contains
ten well flushed rooms, several furnished with mar
bic mantels,l large store rooms. closets, with casrd
drawers, gas in all the principal rooms heated by
McGregor furnace. hot air carried TO second and
third stories large brick cistern and well of pure
water; also, small stable. The location Is one of
the most healthy in the city and the view of ocean,
country and city said TO be unsurpassed in America
This property will be sold at bargain II applied
for before the middle of May next Ii not then sold
il will be let for term of years.
Also. four large house lots ON North and Walnut
Streets substantially fenced and have been cultvat-
cd several years.
Enquire at IS Commercial Street.
Apnl2. diff VIM. l.. SOUTHARD.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25

M RS. A. MOFFATT,
MANUFACTURER of the celebrated Oval
WI YOked Shirt. B0ssms and Collars,
No. % MARKET SQUARE. Portland.
H-Partic lar attention given to the manufacture
of Gents fine Flannel Shirts Drawers, &c.
Ready made Shirts at very low prices. myl5 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
Farm, for Sale.
Rare Chance for Societies or Clubs
TO obtain n Hall.

MI atNE LOOOE ~ " r. Defng ABOUT 10 re-
IN1 move from their present Hall on Congress ST.,
Dosite the Prebfe House offer their furniture and
fixtures At low rate. The dall il centrally sitaat-
ed. well lifted aud furnished. aud can be leased on
favorable terms Application to the hall, and for
lease of the same may be made to either of the Com
mittee.
II. c. LOWELL
G. III. BLAME, Committee.
my6 d2w S. S.iMERSON,
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
Highland Boarding school

FOR BOYS.
FNHE Summer Term of this School will commence
Il on the 1st Tuesday in June, aud continue eleven
weeks Application may be made TO
N. T. TRUE, NJ. A,
ap274w Proprietor and Principal.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
GOrham Seminary.

f1NHE Summer Term of this Institution will com
Il mence on Tuesday, May 26, 1868
For further particulars app, TO the Principal,
my2 3wd&w46 j. A. WATERMAN Sec'y.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
For Sale,

a. THE Three Story Brick Dwelling House,
X.;. No 1856 Congress street. corner Quincy street
Ei4 Said House contains fourteen finished
rooms; Is warmed by furnsce; plenty of hard and
son water; an abundance of closet room. Enquire
Of JAMES e. FERNALD,
apps 1T 81 Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
TO LET.

TuNHE convenient and desirable Brick House, No.
4 IS Pleasant street. Possession given June LIST.
Rent $500 per year. Apply to
ap3O LEWIS FIERCE, "a Middle Street.
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25
FOR SALE.

O. HOUSE No. l72 Cumberland Street, be
III: tween Elm and Chestnut now occupied BY
1A Rev. w. r. Clark. Said house is in good re-
pair is built of brick and contains thirteen rooms
lighted with gas. Good cellar and furnace. Title
clear.
For particulars enquire Of THOMAS r. JONES
or J. c. PR0CTER. Lime Street.
mchl4 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-05-25

L CLIFF COTTAGE, containing over 20
D rooms, large stable and sheds-situafed two
hktU and one-half miles from Portland. and the
fE47s finest situation in Cape Elizabeth for . wa
20U tering place, and summer boarders. For
particulars enquire Of GEO. OWEN,
APT diff 81 Winter Street, Portland.
, 1863-07-23
l1]antsn.

" ANIED-Salesman in Retail
w Boot md Shoe Houye. Must oe fat,, n,,t.6 T.,
tie busizess. A good SALESMAN AMI brig Il 49, =
EefereoCes. Address Box PEI. giving rele:eases
jyT%hEI5-it
, 1863-07-23


The aour market Is completely staguant, except
GO ias as the cursent supplies to the trade for I'M
mediate consumption are concerned. The decline
In gold, and increased du1lnees Of the foreign mar
kets. have completely checked operations for ship
nent. Prices are weak and nominal, and large
transactions can only be effected at considerable
reduction from quoted rates.. II the train Of mill
taIy events continues favorable, amaterial decline
may be looked for. The receipts are falling Of,
but as there is no considerable outlet for the i'm
mutation still continues.
=, Accounts nom Europe represent prospects OF
the forthcoming crop as very AQspicious, and the
supplies from Russia and the northern German
Suites, unless cut of by European war growing
out Of the Polish question, VIII be unusually
The capture Of Vicksburg and Port Hudson has
somewhat strengthened the Western markets, as
their Southern trade will receive an impetus, and
supplies for New Orleans and South America will
60 directly down the Mississippi, instead Of max.
ing the detour By way Of Atlantic ports. This
wsl be 90 much drawn from the Eastern trade,
from receiving any benefit from the opening of
this great avenue OF com nerce.
Extras are shade lower, but as yet there is
little alteration to be made In our quotations,
which are nomirally as follows:
Western supeTane. &5,0015.25; common extra,
elnding St; Louis favorite brands, 375O0a 90.
E1tra Michigan Ia selling at $7d0n7a5; choice
90, $7:te1sV0; extra Ohio. $6.00@650; choice
do, $7t0GS00. Canada is very dull and nominal
at S5.e016-25 for euperfne; S55O1B % for COM
mon extra $6-e51700 for medium and $7,a5D
. GO for good aud choice In Southern 1our moth
sSn pc5ess pcess Sss snssy 1er2 5 e s
at 30; and Rye Flour ia selling iu small
lots at 81 25Gbt.aQ q brl,
, 1863-07-23
Opening of the New York Cattle Mar
Hcts

Bills HEAD, Moudny, July 20.
Notwithstanding tie invasion of the market
plaee last Monday BY q mob ofthleying rebels, who
sacked and burned The market place hotel and
broke up the business OF tile market, it did not put
stop to the regular supply, for we have about
$500 head Of bul1ocks sale, including some lots
sold Saturday. nnd the first halt Of the market was
at prices full half cent pouud better than the
forenoon Of last Monday, aud Of course the trade
VIII close better, for then we had ffightful war,
now we have quiet peace The weather Ia very
warm to-day, and the accommodations for ueople
under cover very limited, and "a matter OF neces-
eity they hurried through business this morning
very rapidly, SO that large proportion ofthe stock
satisfaction to droyers. In the afternoon trade
grew dull, and saleemcn were willing to accept Of
Iers that they refused in the morning. The num-
hrof cattle OIL sale proved much larger than was
expected, and when we get in reports tomorrow
from oil the market places. We think It will be
largc. A large portion Of the stock has sold at
prices equivalent to 10911c q D. for the net
Weight Of meat teller sinking ofa1. The quality
Of the stock this week averages good fair medium;
there arc few very good cattle, which sell at
11Hc. . p, mud perhaps yerT few at lsc. The
small, and not many will sell as low as &c. 3 b.
Altogether, the market IL decidedly better than
any had reason to expect at last Monday or for
several days afterward. In opinion, it Is bet
ter thAn It vii be ne1t Monday, as the butchers
are nov pretty fally suPplea 90 that large stock
this morning favorably for drovets, and Sheep sold
Lambs, sH@9c q 1b- The Hog market is NOT ac-
tire today, though the supply l. not large. Sales
at 5.05Fc, q D., lire weight. We are happy to
euy to Growers. that Ml Auertcn Is already enyas-
dntion. 60 that the regular business Of the market
VIII not be interrupted.
, 1863-07-23
Loyalty in she Cincinnati Chamber OF
Commerce.

There wne meeting OF the ncmbers of the Gin
cinnaii Chamber Of Commerce, On the sosh inst,
At which the following resolutions passed almost
unanimously, there being only two dissenting
yoic.s:
WHEREAS. At a meeting Of this body, held on
July IL and a1st. 1865, resolution was offered
and paeeed, requiring all members to take ar oath
of allegiance to our Government:
AND WHEREAS, At . subsequent meeting, re-
solution vas offered and unanimously passed, re-
quiriug the Board Of Officers to serve a notice On
all the members who had not taken the oath, de-
mandiqg that they should attend at such 4 time as
the Board shou)d specify and then either comply
with the terms OF the first mentioned resolution,
or etatc their 1easona for tefuEal:
AND WHEREAS, FURTHER, The Board OF officers
have this night reported, in accordance with such
resolutions, the names OF sundry persons who
positively refuge to take the oath: Be 1t there
lore,
Reso1red, by the Chamber. of Commerce Of the
cityof CINCINNATI, That all members who have re-
fused to take the oath, ae required beand they are
hereby expelled from all the privileges member
Thc Secretary then read the list of those who
have not subscribed to the oath. Their names arc
as follows: James Bradford, Hiram Clearwater,
Thos. Cordukee. In Europe; Jas. DongheftJ, n.
N Florer, Soloman Trenton, absent; John T.
Foote. in New York; Owen Gaines. John q. Ger
rsrd, Il. o. Gilbert, r. F. Handy, Jas. hall. sick;
Vim, Hleatt. a. IabsQt, q, g. L0sd, omitted IN
, 1863-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY M aRKH.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jrly q, 1853.
Business of all kinds for Chicago is dull, as is
usual here and elsewhere at this eeasoa of the
year. The luu is necessary to afford our Jaded
bankers, merchants, and busineas men respite and
recreation before the immense fall trade commeu-
scs. Bankers are specially glad to ind customers
for their funds; large amounts Of which are lying
idle Rates Of discount as usual, 7010 Q cent
the lower figure forlarge accommodations, payable
In New York.
New York Exchange as heretofore Ia dose. The
buying range is pa.0K, nearly all the banks pay
Ing the upper figure, and some OF them perhaps a
fraction aboye. The selling price is nrm at n
with the usual exception Of single house supply
Ing customers at y.
The forenoon dispatches made the rates for gold
in New York 1e491es1x. OF course the market is
considerably down from yesterdays quotations.
We refer to onr late dispatches for the closing
rates, Here the brokers paid t22@la., and some
houses paid considerably higher, hut buyers arc
cautious
Silver 11o0115. Treasury notes selling 101.
, 1863-07-23

goods will tend much toward sustaining their
prices: Standard heavy she eetngs are entirely out
ard etanda1d b1eached goods arc nearly in the same
condition. The jobbing trade therefore expect
mat L tha manufacturers do notoEercrowd the
market with low-pticed goods, they will be able to
they hold, although they expect to submit to de-
eiine i,on last months closing prices. It Is very
difficult. however, to make Correct calculations
he tendency is downwards is certain, but how
strong this downward terdency win BE- can only
oe determined by developments that are yet to ap-
, 1863-07-23

Dealt IS IN -four could M agree "a to pricee, aud
veiy liltfe business Was done In the article Sales
were confined most , to small lots to the city b.
Etrs, embracing SIS brls nt s3:75 for low grade,
and $5.a5 = b'l for double extra. Wheat was flfn
but slow, with Gales Of t.s90 eks at 70c for poor
epring, and 81 to $l.15 ior good faie and extra
priccs ratlt1 mere favorable for buyers, sales COM
prising sc1 sks at 561<e to sc per hushel. Oats
were In small receipt and 1rmer, with eale to con-
rejected to prime. 4 couple OF lots of.rye were
seportt at Soc per bashel. Nothing transpi.ed In
provisions and lard Whisky was slow at i0c pcr
gallon. Hides steady at 15c for flint.
, 1863-07-23

~ tEA- ko54 5ald<$
Green Sailed .........-.............. 84@ 81{
0teEu tQuuLIY. Ia tx
LuABEK-Ma.kct steady with good demand.
Salt 8 include: Cargo sehr Louisa Ann, from White
Lake, Il stHps. SIS Is; cargo schr Storm, from
FeE1y'e MIL, White Lake, u strips. at $l3.t0 o. The
cargo Of the bark Morgan, from Span1dlng's Mills,
Mehomipee, was sold at $N50, not $tLOO, as re-.
ported in our Issue OF yesterday
Nc siye the following yard nrices.
, 1863-07-23

Though there has been some considerable alarm,
a. to TIE safety Of the grape crop and though thert
have been reports circulated far and near al to ia
probable ts!lnre In this region, we arc happy ia
days ago, has now sub=ided. AS yet the grape
crop on the 1slanla, as well as the mainland h
almost completely safe. Some little rot has beeu
seen, but we hare It from those who have recently
now to be eecn. Nor ia this all Since crapcs
were cultivated here. they have never before
promised 60 finely. They are doing remarkably
,.r nrert1pntnf7 - -
, 1863-07-23
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
New Ltsht-Housc on Raspberry Is
land, one Of the Apostle Group.
TRKAsCKY DKFAHTxxNT. J
OFFICE IId1rr HOUSE, Board. Is

onctai Information las been received It this Office
hom COL J. D. Gsanam. Corps of Engineers. that the
new lighthouse on Raspberry Island. tone Of the
Apostle Group IN Lake SUPERIOR has been completed
aud Will be exhibited on o. about the aosh Of
July, 1862
The tower Is placed On top Of the keepers dwelling,
which, with the tower. Is painted white. The heiht
oftEe tower from the ground to ths focal plane. Ia 81
faet and the height OF the focal plane above the lake
level is Il feet.
The Illuminating apparatus Is catadoptsic lens Of
the hfth order, system OF Frcsne1 and Will show nxe
white light varied by bright ashes, at intervals of
one naute and Thirty seconds, and should be seeu in
Ordinary states Of tho atmosphere IRON the deck Of
vessel dlstancs df fourteen {l nzusical miles, Its
position Is not yet deternided bnt approximately 1t Is
latitude IL degrees % MIA. a1 81 sec. long deg
e II La. west. BY order W,D SHVBR1cK
Chairman,
, 1863-07-23

The riot which commenced here Monday put al
most stop to trade Of all kinds for the nrst four
day were not OF sufficient extent to give very relIa
bic quotations, for Gold and Exchange and snies
were made at rather low figures for butter. Ship
Tern Reserve ehoice marks l6H to Ike; good
marks do 16 to 16xc; ordinary do Is to iGc.s Ria.
die and Southern Ohio. IT yellow and eTaA colo.
and in NEAT packages 16H TO tic; ordinary lots Ii
1ato 14e. Michigan choice marks, from the South
e1n section Of thS State. 16 to 1sc common Mlcbi-
gan II to 1'c. Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana In
neat packages, II yellow and eren color, Is to 16 :
common lots do Il to 14c.. It would seem as
though the lowest point had been reached on but
ter: sti1l should Gold aud Exchange continue TO
decline, prices would go lower, as the European
market Il not As high as last year.
, 1863-07-23

In the Dry Goods market there is fa1r business
dolng-tor the season, heavier one than usual,
sisstppt opened, and a material decline in eoll,
cotton goods have not suflercda any remarkable de-.
probation, and, with few exceptions, there Is no
heavy goods are altogether inadequate to the de-
nland Of the fall trade, and when We consider that
the production OF these goods has bccn suspended,
anzions to sell or make large concessions. Be-
low we giro copious extracts from the New York
AID Boston authorities, which will give our resd-
els IN idea Of the markets. there.
We rivc closing prices as follovs.
, 1863-07-23

The savage and protracted riots which have
been raging In the city have checked all DISPOSE
tfop to do business, and the dry goods market re-
mains a. du1l and unsettled a. it was last week.
Indeed the dullness and unsettled teelin. has in
creased. Since last Issue Port Hudson hss sur
rendered, leaving all the country wcst Of the Mis-
Iseippi under Federal control; the second attack
on CharleBton has commenced, and gold has de-
cltned to 1sG This decline Of gold from l48 to 1a6
eessea Of the national army In bringing the VA
Aea1er to close, must have fn1l as much Of de-
pressing effect upon the dry goods market as we
anticipated last week. namely ten per cent. at
norc than this. Heavy, sheetings have airesdy
declined 14H per cent, and some few lots have
been offered at decline Of twenty per cent.
ard cotton goods argue with a % FOOD { deai 1 Of
plAnsbilfty, namely, that the scarcity Of leading
makes ot STANDARD brown and blsaehsa cotton
, 1863-07-23

| we're thus addressed: You were first convict
| ed of burglary ut the june term of this court
was Induced to grant yon new trial, aud
i you are again convicted. Oh arc young aud
intelligent, md might hare become valuable
member. Of society. would infinitely pre-.
fer that yon might 60 free, If such q course
would reform you, than to be instrumental in
placing the brand of fnfainy upon you. One
Of yon, know, Is blessed with an excellent
mother. Had you obeyed her in}uuctIons.
this great calamity would not bare oyertaken
Tor your crime al ten years fmnrtso%nmenf %
but because yon we're young and apparently
inexperienced in crime, they have given Vol,
the shortest term known to the 7ax-one
year IN the penttenttafy. This Is your sen
FOR STEALING STEEP sKISB
james Harvey came up with ehufliup coit
and shading his eyes with his hat. The Re
history, but have reason to believe that you
are penitent, and therefore sentence Won but
1or single year, in the hope Of your reform-
FOR STEALING SILVER.
EdMard e. Bennett, the prisoner came
unwilliDgly to the bar, and listened wtrh
doWneast eyes to what his Honor had to say:
MI. Bennett, you hare been convicted Of the
crime Of larceny under such circumstances as
N~"At~S -!o AV0uL ~ A4J u1uQ LQ4l The OffHnsc
~as premeditated; cannot express tbe deem
regret feel that man Of your age and business
capacities should be led to commit this crime:
You have sufficient intelligence to know tilt
1t don't pay to stea1 Every man who ao-
pears before me convicted Of this crime viii
hear NE witness that larceny is a loosing
tentiary," ">'| 40 ' ''''
FOR noBB1sa HoRwEG1AS.
Thomas Dorsey. appeared at the bar. His
otense was that Of knocking down Norwe-
gtan, one of the recent importations by tho
slelpncr, and robbing him Of his money aud
watch, both afterwards found upon his per-
son when he vas arrested. Afterintercesslon
BY his counsel and District ATTORNEY Knox.
the Court said: Mr.. Dorsey, I have been aware
Of fyonrpreyious good character and the efforts
OF your friends to compass your release, and
have sent for ali the witnesses in t1ils case ard
examined them with great care and attention,
am forced 10 the conviction that you have
committed dagrant crime, one Of The most
fagrant a man can commit, one which thelaw
Furnishes with greatseverity. The law author
ICES me to impose penalty Of fourteen years
imprisonment l have taken your case under
adyisement and fix your sentence at one year
In the Penitendary
Ele prisoners being sentenced and removed
below, the Court adjourned. -
, 1863-07-23

Afeac. 1oFk State. Fulton. MaseppA~ Hawk, Cairo,
Barney. flsse. Reoecea. Bag stats. Contest. Housy
Ae1rek, Stephens, Dcnamaa, LoRA>. tlasuto. Bon.
rie Doom, WyAadoste. owasso. Shark, Idaho. Horwo-
EiAn. sla~son. Empire State. san Jacinto, Tartan
Collins GAmo Cock hainbov.
, 1863-07-23

reelect D. E. Meade, Richard Mathews, Samuel
Manning, Wm. McCammon, Job n. Nash, George
Tchiff, Joseph Shallie. Thos, P. Sanders, Geo. ".
Woodward. Francis Wymond, G. ". West, Wm.
Wiltshire, B. G. Baker and B. P. Baker. in New
and Euccrc Graseelii EXPLANATORY notes
, 1863-07-23
New York Stock and Money Market.
By Telegraph NEW foRK. July -, 1858.
. Co.,r-.. n.n t,,>& rn&hnr kattar

GOVERNMENT sToCKs.
Government stocks firm.
Es.6 81, .10G1t 7-s0s. ...r.. .1O65<0107
MoHEY-Easy at per cent. on call.
Sterling exchange lower and dull at tsTH119s
Tor first class bills.
Gold unsettled, opening at 1a5K, advancing to
:: yH, and closing quiet at tee.
, 1863-07-23

Flour remains dull, and except In fresh ground
trade brands, there Is nothing tioing~r Whisky
stesdy at 4lkc. Bulk shoulders are In good demand
at &c, and hams ut 64c. Bacon hams are wanted
at ae4akc for common, and 1,@1lNc for eugsr
cnreh Old mess pork sold at 81 I'll. No inquiry
for new pork or lard. Ltnsced oil dnll at ST, i,s5,
Grot cries remain quite dull, Wheat depressed and
nominal. Corn dull at sGGs57c for shelled, and So
for car. Oats dull, but prices are unchanged.
, 1863-07-23

Received, ., 437 bu wheat - $40 bu corn, 6,10G
bu oats. Very little business was done to- day On
the Corn Exchange, but prices not only strictly
naintaired, but may be said to show an: advance,
sales Of Upper Canada Spring were made at o3H
, 1863-07-23
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.

[Sp4t11 0!Btd11d
Dz1EorT, July =. 1865.
up-p1op. GAlens; bark Orphan Boy; brig VII
lts.us sch1s ". Case. Maple Leaf Root. D. W Lon.
don.
povx-Props. Potomac KenoshA. hAtks Gioeral>
Tar, Chicago. Hoyt HANSON, Nichols Colorado. Aoai
tor, Kuplre State Watson; brigs Rio Gra9de. Stand
asu; sehzs. Continental, 6elktzS. Cooper. Fzvs1
, 1863-07-23

For come months past REYNOLDS and Iexis
hare he4v, IN nartncr.h;n !, th;s r,tv ~ ~
~. :. iA 49, I1.0 SAs IL eou.
ductng the "London Eye and Ear IndrmA
~" In which business they appear from tes.
4imonv IN hare 1,cen connected :, rb,1.s.,
.;11s T,st ~ Ttnrs,,sv - Rerna,as 49, 49, ..asst s4.
l'aaas Aasl 44u1soay heSno4os Was sued by
Lewis on charge Of larceny as bailec, in ap-
prop1iatinc to his OWL use 800. the nronertv
1a,r,e sna r,e bo,a o,.ar e. ~. ...
" o,eo. ~ eAu 10 .Ae4e 9'o u ne sum OF
>aNto anE~er 10 the chafge. Dr. Lewispub
aished card LAST Saturday, in which he claim.
cd that he had elected Mr.. Revnnl5s fro,, 1,,e
oes.. -h.-,. oo,,...t.s - go, AA'
oacc. "Ao "Ae Ioulieeteo VIII 1nm only as
advertising agent, and that In the future
would be avoided those gross mistakes which
1,ad been committed dnr,,g ~. ,.h..,.. ~
.,~.S~-......,.,. AA' ..o7ence "
A4e ifeelonsio1e nscpts Two suits are now
entered by Dr.. Reynolds against Dr., Lewis.
the first nf wh'rb 1-os an action e.. ,,,e, -
s,,.,,1,.1,,a.- ~ -..,.. - eo Aot 4toel IN
ras ~ aoa'e ue.e fe1efFea TO, and
1he fecond for perjury In the statementsworn
10 by Lewis in the examination of Thn,sdav
I'm ftat occ,,,or :, ,ry1, h -a.....,,
T...~ ...,a ~ 'emsuoe'so Dy
nt4o Only Tue position Of advertising agent OF
erraEd man md that, after appropriating
The $lGO, be denied a1l knoW1ei5Te ~ & sns
~ ~ GI,u S Gea Win me larceny, first de-
.1. nsa ~ ane tasu tMoelesseds e. Offering TO replace
lne mo1ey. nn!. utter severM efforts to bor-
y among his tI1ence, MES Obliged to give mp
the attempt. The examination Of Lewis was
10 come If }ufurc Just1na stsnferd ~ =
change Of venue was subsequently taiaen be-
lolE Jnslsce UeWoH, who heard the case yes
ae5doy = af!ernoon. e
tid, claims to lave received an education fn a
London fpstitutiun Froyn 1,s erss.,on q
:,,nears tiaf he ,n.t n 1amat " ;e ssiagnc ps1 y
, 1863-07-23

W ANTED-To purchase, hrst-
y. ci4se Saloon or Restaurant. Parties Wishing 10
Hi. y ~ hEd purchaser BY Adt..es1lr. Baloon
A0le NIuCo. fFsS- hIil.3s
, 1863-07-23

New York Hide m&rket-July 20.
Hides arc Gull and lowe; the sales reported in
TO- Goo Buenos AyTes last evening" NIX hs mt a;1Sc
net cash and within few days. but not evIonely
reported. 15000 altlornfa, from store, OH private
teIms, supposed to be 2ic, 6 months.
, 1863-07-23

In St. Charles, on the ed inst by the Rev. v. A.
Lloyd LTMANL L BARBOUR OF Battle G! eel. Mich.'
% HELEN s. MINARD, daughter Of the Hon. 1rA MI.
naId OF the former place.
In st. Johna n B.. on the 18th iEst. By the Rev. T.
B. Smith GEORGE n SPRINGER OF Chicago. o. t..
10 Miss MAK0ERX J. HUMPHREY 8. Of this city
In this city Ut the Orient House. the Both Inst By
the Rev j. q. Burroughs, D. D. Mr.. CdAa. P,DEA-
TER and Miss MARYC DKCEEKT. al Of th!B city.
, 1863-07-23
FOR sALE-The property known


FOR SALE-The stock and busi-
= rets ofa Wholesale and Manufacturing Establish.
dong buslaees OF Forty Thousand boiiass peF an.
wt.n a1E1n Of profit Of anou: tssoty rs Pc
ments III be given the purchaser. The purchase ca
es made for Keeu Thousand Dollars & GnS q ea sasn
fal. valuation toT The w5o.e eDr part OF hs pus
e6ase monty. Adde'S - T." Post o1Ge Eox ~
Chicago. j9ls 1S.t-ikt
EOR SAEE-Fine Residence Pro-
i pe7ty. go fee, on Wabash avenue.
isSxiss let. coIner of la?doph and E1tzaheth 81
ai. N arres 81 ne suburban residence property in
the South DlvisIop. Will be sold cH1AP. Apply to
r. 0LINGBR. ReAl Estate Broker. 4S C!aFk stseer.
En1r No &. tup etAlrsl 1Flt-!9t1-os
, 1863-07-23

st. Louis Hay market-July 2l.
Market firm, with sales Of to balcs at s1 10 m
the spot; IS and 30 do at 10 per 1U0 bs deliver
cd; and u anI 1Sa do at the mafkct