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, 1864-06-28
BRY A N II HALL,.
Wednesday. June 2oth. at 2K
O'Clock, r. III.

ssr1ed.tse miaimam p1scs. or 1owszt o,i sntsr.
sRtFafo 81 &Ss "a y
The SELLERS 10 furnith abstract shaat.a good ttIa-
.s e p fS5
following IS partial LIST:
.egT4 TEE asg;6 Gs Rts.E
quite low.
CANAL LsTRE6T-5esseen1 1,ndelpG aad Lake, full
Knz1a sTREEr-Eass 0, Desroo.n. 80 It. ftens.
With BUILDINGS
RANDOLPH s7REEr-Quts near the bsidze-e1-
WILLS s, REET-ssx1oe fort to s11sy. north OF tPolk
street. Minimum only S2oo-A bargain.
MADISON SIRE Er-sea teet by 900 fest. in the
tha bess e Possieh Of sne WI 3isi,los. ~ b:!1ssa
=, Ann aud Elizsbe:h tt:eets. at ba gain. WIN oe
sold u 50 n lots, or ~ whole see advertisements
oAKskWALD-Ab beautiful lot fronting wocala and
81 tH' sa q
conveyed with coed htle.
ANR
f.vesite A.ennes: Sens e. lo,s in tue asstinEt2n
1ssh st1ses 2sxi'6 IT, 70 n fs. suey nisimun sss,
wEsr WAea1seror srREKr-1ots we.t Of uni,a
able .etioencs property ns4F the FarE-
WEsT LAKE EsrREET-seNzalh ho.sss md !oss-ex.
S. Ests 1ss to be n'a IN
Mirimum 10 per foot. '~'N|'0'''
Sla;s SEEN
sa5ste ena soCaei. Mlnmntn only 81 Also Los
neaf she junction. and The Park se1nlnaSy &C. &c
s!t Ky /. Z: ha D. h1z'
over AN ACRE IN TIE
" HEABT OF TIE CITY
, 1864-06-28
CoF&.1erc1af Postscript
CHICAGO M4RKET-RVEN1SG BOARD.

MONDAY Bvza1sa, lans n, 1ss4-1s ,. II.
There wAs q vary large attendance At the EhernAn
House to night tnd the markets generally buoy
ant native 1t Ii ad1anee on tho priced pEtd on
Change.
W11AT advanced $3.50 psr pulhel since the close OF
Change. In tho afternoon sbont 900 bushels were
sold n S1sSal-9 20 for No. Spring and 3lss3ss To-.
No. teprlng. In the evening the demand WAS eyen
Grsatsr than In the afternoon and report sales Of
about ~ eoo bushels 1t q sa3lss for No. Spring and
1t u 640i83H for No. 2-thc market cloelne steady
1t shout the outiids quotations. Tho sales In the
evening IN detail wsre 1900 bn Mol Spring ut
1000 bu do 1t $50, 2.ooo bu do 1t sl9l 5000 b. do
$1t2; Is. 1000 bu do ut $1S2H: 45NG bu do 1t 4isa
1o.ese bu No. spsqx 1t S1.2l; 5000 bu DO ut Hiss
Ao,ssa hu do ats1&s4. There waaa much moro active
demand for Ho.4Ep.tn2 ,haa on Chsnge.
cox WAS in active demand and prices rplsd Ka1c
higher than on Change About 10000 tg changed
hands, at s1se for No Corn, and It si.1sSQ1.3;4-
c1oaInE 1t 4l.2ok0177 n for No7. The sales in dela
wers follows: l,sct bz No Corn At sl-ao: 1850
bu No Corn Ii aozs at $1774 Is 100 bu do at sif;
s3to bu do s,2ek; looos bu do At 81 aK 1.eoa bu
do lin Nd SD 1t s1.aeA.
OATS ruled k91c higher than on 'Chsngt. Bales
wers:-7+ so bu No It sso; 24,coo bn do At soYc:
1850 bu do At 8o1ti 2t,ete bu do Ut 8sc-closlng
arm.
u1a1w1n1s ware active and steady, In the after
nocn about 500 brls Were sold * 3l.n0l1s, In the
evening the market was active and shade e..
s,er. with sales Of ~ bril- At At
4l72 for country pacEsKes and 3ls2A0l.;4 for city
the market closing steady and moderately nru.
Tho eales In the eysnink wero:-l9s brls At $f.1iK
s6ss br:s In lots ut ala $50 brls IT $1zA; 6es bss
1t 8: :73; leo brls at 3l.734; 100 brls At $l7A
SALT WAS active and nrn. Bales wssc: 3Do1 bba
New Saginaw Fine, .host, At $40; 500, bbls old
Bsainaw F1ne. on dock, as FATS; 7eso bbls DO On
dock u $50.
P8or1noss vezs hsld a1n. bat 10 sales ve,o r.
ported.
Fzs1snrs were dull and nominal 1t % for corn 10
Hufalo.
, 1864-06-28

Especial Dispach 70 the Chicago Tribune-1
BaD61FoHr, AontsJ, June s7-tP. u.
s6th- CLxA1kp-J Harrington, Aassetilcs, u, ,oo3
lnn oer, !: bfl4 sals. : do Time; Daqube, OTTAWA
Va: Rocket. 1pckp1rt. - r. ..-.
a7.n; ;A.x.-CtkAssp-Badger a. State, Morris, $3.50
lumber.
~nARnlyko.F Leonard, OTTAWA. $500 na outs !:
Chsnpon. laaalle ls1i orss four: Lzura Ann, Osta-
Ws;sass Sn oats: IeFkStossn x, Gslea tS5a ba sesn
~ AeIt1am, iasaiie; ~ ba corn Eeso9te athens,
mel t:on esone; Ad.snce Athena s. ys1ds dsuae =
Ell stO !; Ad;ms S%: ss r. c9
bu I, ssoj(o ns earth; siontsu1, Lockpor:, 81
t1 corr; Imperial, D.ts:s 500 hu o.ts Aida. Ia
eo,n; Maple Le.f Jolls', SIS hu eotn: Baraaan,
louet, 1G9 yards Fabnle ssvne; Eossalup, joliet.
JastL F1bb}e sto1e Is yards dimension stone; Plln.
et, lstalie, 3bs5 bu corn
BRIpoEPoaT, Juns x1-a3oP.x.
CLKAEIp-EaAolute, Athe1s AdyGEct. do +; j. K,ss.
Smhsr. II i; istp betr ParEa Hn' : 1f5c. III,
lasalls; Alliance. o:tAsk. 81 :s6 tt lumber; Stars
a,d sulp*s, Morris. fk.11 II lumber.
AREIyxD-W ashfngtoa. L3s1lc. 80 tons coal; Cuha.
ptsavs a,Go bu corn; Prairie Gue-n, Ottawa. 5c0o
bU Cr{ns ' =.
, 1864-06-28
NEW YORK CATTLE mAHKET,
OPENING DAT.

NEW YoRk, Monday Evening, Juns q, 1885,.
BEEF CATfLE-Tho reesipss OF Beef Cattle at
A1le1ton'a to-day amount to shout 4,0oc head. tho
general quality Of which WAS below the Avera xe.
The weather Is cooler thsn yesterday but not
able for trade, which in the morning fair. but
very dull in the afternoon and especially hard on
disttler5fea cattle, several Of which died yestef-
tay from the intense heat. The losast Of
ownsrs arc fearful. si1 and sevea hundred Feight
steers arc $1,000 per htad le9s than tneJ last
Monday. Tho top prices current to-day, excluding
frncy oatt!e, nnd extra holiday beef nrs q n net
weight Of meat seller sinking oal 1t9l7c. Medium
quality. fay the averaRe Of good fair drovs Of
7cWt Illinois steere, l491dc ;-ths lowest rasea. In.
Guiding Light thin steers, coarse oxen, etc., 1@13e
the heayiett losses have, however, been sustained on
there low grades OF stock.
sBEEP-The Sheep market Is dull compared With
1sst week. and prices ars no better Dest qualities
Per D. live weight, eGtxc; extra,7e.
ToG3-BnyeEs are perfectly crazy. Prices wero
rever 20 high before. Tbs range Of prices per n,
live weight lis 1c@1c, and for extra qualities Ugh
as11ks. The market hss been e1tscma1y acu7e at
these quotations, and In small supply.
8oLoa E3p1HaoT.
, 1864-06-28

~ MONDAY ErHz119. June n, 1s&k
Tbs DRY Goods market co1unnes active amt trm
but very ,rrteulAr-so mach thzt ve can SCARCELY
md two horses In the city 40 Akree on Quosauons-
some being Opposed TO mark up and othess 10 sx II
absut tho quotations Of Saturday. Fort1sance, one
leading house quotes Standard Brown sheet1nss At
a7hc. wh1lo another equally Respectable was selling
1t Nc. This Ia only ono instance, among mapy, Of
the Irregularities Of prlces and county readers
when they coue to buy will hays to dnd oul a. best
they where to make thtir burchase on tho most
&dy<skeou terns.
1heiAsuanse Of elrcu1ars By sone OF tho DRY Goods
Housts in this city. sa!ng that tbs market was too
much excited to Gve quotatlons 6nd Informing thelr
pa,rons that Brown sheetings In New York had Sd.
vanc sd.to Zoe. hka mls1+ad goud mary eoun,,y
deacTs. who inferred that the Chieago houses ycre
attinR te prices, and tho trade has In sor3= In
bsen div. Ytsd to other markets theseby Ths
quotations ~ give below sre taken from the sale
Lists ofthrea Of the largest houses IN the city, and ara
, 1864-06-28
st. Louis Market.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrlhuneJ
ST. Louis, Monday, Evening" June p.
ToBAcco-Aetlve at .AdvanciuK prices. with sa.es
of26 hhds At sec; factory ut s0.ac01o 50; 81 plan
ters do al 7l0:6Gs1l5o "a common shipping leaf 1t
sI5.ee92n60; medium do 321ie4a29. Is; u good 1ca
do at sso.u@H.'a; 2s common and medium manufac-
turing leaf 1t IS 15339.73.
GRA1a-Wheat nsm; sales Of 1860 sscks eommon
fsll at tl459L3o; fsir CO At ai6pel 75 GOOD do It
$l15l1So; prime at II 8s@ts6: choice do at $I9o
Gis Torn very act1te, with sales Of $500 sacks In
T.rious lots at prices ranging at Il 27@i35. Oats
urcht nRed sales esn, 500 sackR At 1t995o small
lut at Sc. Rye-ales OF ls2 sacks. in loss at 3l.
41E3.
Floun-sales we're, LIS brls super at $s.7sa7.oo /;
single 1t t7.oo9715: XXX at t92591D.
PEoyrs1oKa-La.d-sales arc 20 tcs t1sc.
Wn1sKT-VesJ much e1cittd, With aales Of .eesso
brls In lots st aI.7ssl.16t-
Cspt. Ed. Chapman, Ae.ittant QuarttEmaster,
awarded contracts to-day to Il. L. Horneyer 4 Co.,
for suup1sink 20 ooo bu sorn At Sl4, delivered, and
56,c00 bu At II. 46H. delivered.
, 1864-06-28

..-.. HHH 10Rk. A0nI8y Evening, Juce II.
: Co11oS-Duu and without change. at ILLS for mtl-
ding uplknds.-
FLouR--state mud Western excited, and 1t@?5c
hiFhcr, With larEe business; f5,waJLo for :extra
Stkte <sl5Bs23 tot extra fpnnd hoop OHIO; S9-s9@
1910 for t1aos brands. closing with haers In
SIDE quotation Included 10 The sales wera 3oo9 brls
extI1 State, deliverable In Jaly, at s9Go99s5, and
1,ttb brls DO In Augutt. =.
Wu1sKT-1re99lar. At $1739l.s 81 for West..u. Ear.
" IN tho dry 600 bllB Western reported sold ut
Sls5. which Is much above the MAJ ket.
GHA1H-WheAt excited aad 5t@ioc higher; g. .933
~ tor :, GniGago sorinx; slSH5o for Milwarxee
BILE portion Of the sales No. spring to arrive At
$2G@2.l2. Rye 1Emes. Corn he.yy It 3l5fat.55 for
new mixed Western. o ats nctlye aad GfmeF At 9;A
9Sc for Western, outside quotations.
WoGI-AdvanclLE and In Euod demand.
-PRrRoLEuA-Fllm but quiet ~ s6o fur crude; 100
TIC for refined IN bond 9138sc for refined free.
.PRoVIt1oHs-port higher and IN fair demaud, in.
cl1cng 3oa 9tls hsa1y Guy ees del1yerabe }a Jnly
*ss5esas g o,a .nd new prnee: ~ primo ne.a Bet
13ba rtF.cEed mess; &s5ooa29 50 extra mess. Pstne
mets beef quiet. Beef hams dnl1 and noninA1, Cut
nneAfs Quet but nrm Bacon sti-s dull and nominal,
Lard opened quietsnd lower, closed more Aet1Yt at
1t&l1H. ...r"
BGYflR-Fitm, but less active,
, 1864-06-28

rz,en,,1 bl.n.tch TO the Chicago Tubunel
DETxo1r Monday n7eniaf, June a.
Ur-Frop Empire ssate, taTks constisutioh na4-
hy. un,on: prts Gardner acszs Holt, Yao8eose efeS
EAglt. rA.,,,o,
71,,.,r&- H,ns1ox. Dconta. PonfFoF. Watch bsu
h,iss pilgrim, Globe, standA1s. Weat: seafs sasoo'
M.'x,n. El,szor. Clayton, Flske. Surprise, sseals
1rovp, Hypnen, Artts'. Athenaan. Imperial. tssnA
Ne ropors Gem. At'n' staasar. ao3sssaaaa; es mea-
mcnd. N,cnolas sQuale.. Dickinson. Ballard, Cl5de.
~, do.te, Express. Ifacins, Coustxtzht.
Tne BARK kojaye il ASHORE II 5silisEa'ee, and tho
h,.A Wau.u 10 ashore on White thoall.
Wind noItheA4t,
, 1864-06-28

In this city, June 1eth, CHARLES NORRts, son Of
Geo. I. aud Sarah ". Ameruan, aged l yoaf. month
and II days.
The I'm, raj will be attended 10 day u.saay} It 10
Il. H., II fatner's resldeuee sosnee Of He11fh
s1ett and Michigan avenue.
On Saturday evening, June 18th, MILDRED, second
daughter Of Fl. !. toolbsu2h, Esq. In her seven.
fAtb
, 1864-06-28
Milwaukee n1urkex4
tBp.c pispatch to thn Ch1caZo TTfhuEe.1

I8ptc1al Dispatch to tha Chtcago T7Ihuze.l
MILWAUKEE, Monday Evening, Juns Il.
F1ouE-Firm 1t ;5&etc higher rates.
GhA1N-Wheat advanced 7Ac, and closing nrm
salts this morning No. spring Ia store IT 81 81
G1.N. Sales ON 'ChsrRe 5000 bu No. In sroEs ut
tlso: 1910 bn delivered next week At 1885, 1000 bu
Eu.2un Highby's} at 3l-s5. Market this ?. m. and
evsui1g exelded and decidedly higher Sales after
Change Of about s. COG ba No. spring At u so3eno
clt sing f1ym asNevhAll House this evening at u 81
for No. l, and u .ss9l 81 offered for No. 2. No.
OAts firm and more acsive tA1es IS 9o bu In stor u
8.Gssc; car delivered At 8!Hc. Corn very nrn oo'
u.chaneed sales CATS stoss at s27 % bags de
Eyezed 1t $40.
, 1864-06-28

0gW7ao, N. T.. MsndsT ETsuing, juno Il.
TLou1-U1ehAnsed.
tycsn he yIeNso ouyera I'D sellers; prims C6cs,
go spring SIS on Saturday; rid We,teFn t20o-
Corh-EhIcaEo 31.i5 OAta drIn and hsld At 8-439c.
IAs41. FHEiaHrs-steady; wheat l7X91sc, corn
like. htW York.
, 1864-06-28

.lEpecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Prr1aBu1o, Monday. jane g, lss'.
c,rdp ia NEGLECTED and nominal at 4tc, with Small
s.1e At shnt figure. Refined, in bond. 67e. July de
1rtYv ftec, .ac, Arrivals su all
, 1864-06-28
M A n RI Il d,
DI r d.

In thts city. June 9Th. By Rev " II. Harsha Of.
KOk. .EsQ Of Arcols, lii and 4ftss HENRIETTA
ii. HAMILTON. OF Macon. 1tltncls
, 1864-06-28


Will te present.
~ mr.; .,.1 Mins1cw,s ,,S g., soo:h'ns @ syrap:-
CAristian Ffeernon: We would by no mcaus re-
cutameLd any kid Ct medicine which we did not
know 70 be good-:Psr;iculas for infsnts. But OF
from kuoTledge; in our own family 1t has proved
blessing indeed BY giving infant tfo 1be ed with
collie pains, quiet sleep, and It's parents unbroken
M Siestines. Here Is ID artice whleR VOTES to Der.
fec,ion, end which Ia harmless: for the sleep
which It affords the infant IL perfectly natural and
And during the process Of fteetbing Us value Is IN
calcuabie. We have frequently heard mothvfs
say they would oot be without 1t from the birth Of
siege, on any consideration whatever. Sold By all
jesdkas, II, ,Th6sat4w
EPublIc Speakers, Military men and sing
eTs sId all suffering from irritation Of the throst
and hoatseness, wi be usreeably surprised at the
TF;ehes 'ed Thss ,as ade
ing dien,s allay Pulmonary irritation and, atter
public speaking or singing. when IL t1rost Is
nse viii give renewed strength to tns vasai Tor or.
Ears.
sR DR.. james. formerly OF James's Lock Hoa-
ptisl Custom Hou.e FL, New Orleans, La, estab-
i'shed N 1850, IL nov located at sb Randolph ST..
ofthe foregoing article knew the Doctor vel for
number Of ) ears in New Orleans, and therefore
his assertions may be relied On. Here Is:
..pres: Ut war has been thu causs ofmany wonder
f1l changes, and has developed new and start-
ling theories, ns well IS the abilities and capa-
"Gst:ea ',, Of men who weEe te9se unk12wn.
".'foGnd themselves rieh, and many who were
a1.oent have teen reduced to poverty. Some
who were prospcsiuE in business In the
a.snony south,' hare been compelled, by the
Nfa1tunce OF War, TO change thcfY resldence aad
their tusiness location. Among this lattsr
"caEs may he mentioned man wellknown In
the South In connection With the sclanee Ut Ma
..itria Medsea, and who has conducted and saper-
"eeuhtFT for the cure Of diseases coming under
Ibis speciality. Tins gentleman Ia Dr.. James, and
his hoeI'tz vas tn one locality In New Orleans
10. Nor tni,'etn ye*rs. The wr!,er knows the Doc
stor We'i, having been resident uf New Orleans
'at the fame time, end knows. also, his p.ofez-
"ffonal success and standing: Knowing hin, then,
"theze, ,be winter tatcs pleasure in recommendins
"him here, TIN chieavo.) where he has taken up
"hls reetderee for the future.''
Dr.. james las pruduceh frequent eulosisttc tes-
timnhtals from some OF tha.most eminent medical
men Of The day, aome Of which were and are pro:
tesecra Of Medical Collegessana are in the Unlted
sa1ea not IN ioreian eonutry, and what Is more,
are tisA aiise. or we're short time since. and can
Dr. James pracr!csd nneen years in New Or
leare In the treatment Of Infectious venerial dta-
| reeemuena. by The press OF the South, ami many
l pe1eGne 1cru-c1ly reAfdents Of New Orleans, ana
row Of Cbicrgo, will winch for his reputation and
Him. o ss aesaes 20 ese, 9
nembering that We are. I'LL human and 1lable to
Dr. JsHts cures spermstor1hea and Impotence
by pn ttfaha's method, and euro cure, SAVING
Syphilis, The most horrible and terrible poison,
nnoculaied in The system. the destroyer Of thoas
, 1864-06-28

FIRE N MUNGER Il AHNouB's ELHYArpn-Loss
NaAR1r SC, ,00o.-Yeeterdhy afternoon, about half
psst five O'Clock the Court House bell rang the
alarm Of nre, in the Fifth district. The Fire De-
pastment speedily turned out. and were guided by
the flames to Munger j. Armour'a elevator, tho
upper portion Of which was partly on ase. The
elevator ID Tery largo one, situated on North
Water street, between North Wells and franklin
streets, and betxeeu. the railroad track and the
river. The building has q brick bottom With the
ionr Woodeu cupolasi Into which the grain IL
raee6 previous to its distribution In vessels. It
Was one Of these cupo!as, situated on the eouth.
east corner Of the building which was on drs.
Ates some little delay, owing to the opening Of
Wells street briags Just s. The engines Wished 70
accident to the Little Giant. splendid supply Of
water was thrown upon the flames, and afteE
stubborn resistance OF about IN hour the deyour.
Ing element became non est.
hut eight though the real loss Is very extensive.
1t fs esrtmAted that there were In the bins IN the
cupo1a 1T the time over 930o0 bushels OF wheat,
which It the present price OF E1atn will represent
about $5D.o0 Not much Of this ia burnt. but 1t
is feared that 1ha greater quantity Is destroyed by
oFner-. that the loss will be widely dlstrabus-
ed. Must Of 1t also Is injured. The bnt1ding and
machinery, consisting OF the e3eT1tiag apps fAtus
&c. is dauAged to the axteut OF 1eaglY $4,000,
which Ii fully covered by INSURANCE. This loss ii
no: heavJ because the flre was conded almost
solely to the one cupola, though the water
ran though the whole place to the basemeut. The
origin OF the ignition Is uncertain. many state
that 1t WAS epafk from the adjQfuins chimney,
hut as the flames first APPEARED IN tho interior 1t
IL more probable 1hss they were the result OF
heat produced BY the friction OF tho wheela
and belta.
, 1864-06-28
FOR SALE At THE
BRYAN HALL AUCTION,

"Wednesday, June 30, at 21 p. M.
The ncn.EeslAent owner ef . 10: $50 fee. frent en-
HtSt N.c ii ne stEeat wl.h clear EtpSh OF
20 {cet % aueJ-h1Kh aud oesuttful Rfcund-Wlll OF
fer It for sale III whole IN ss At thn euc1on Hle
of THOS. d, HnYA~' . heal Entate Once vheve de-
tails can now be Il arned. See the Regular AM stton
Sale eaQYsFtt4smsAk 1et5-ks1l5t4thp
, 1864-06-28
Il. 7. Money and Stocts Market.
NEW TohK, Monday Evening, June q, 1874

NJ T. money ana Gt0ck Markell
NEW TokK, Monday Evening, June n, 1874.
Honey active and nru and reported as high al pof
cent.
Aedy higher, opening 40 and closing III 25s3255.
Gold sxcitsd and Hkmcr. opening aI 2992t0, Ad-
vAncinE to E3sGzs7. AID closing ~ 7a.@23s.
HONEY NArTKRs IN NEW YoaK.-The New York
Tribune Of Friday kays:
Money 10 activs, and lenders get htth rates from
E1a Tenders thefe IL disposition to make new
further OF currency viii 30 made, and that ths
amount already In nse Will ba demoaettzed BY being
res6usd ut b1fhsr rates OF interest," payable with tho
prlnrlfal at masurtty. This return to q sounder
mode Of ffAtGuK money dllturbs Large class OF Poo
ple Vic thtak It AZ outrage thst the Treasury ";
tptcnlttors for 1ise. Thsy forget that for three
yeazs the necessities oftht Government hare caused
The HanufhttuEc Of currency. Eh1cn has Inflated
prices and made the fortunes at "but specul.torS.
progress, and those who fail to ocomprehend It, and
arfznke their bn anesa harmony W1sh tho naw pcli.
cy, will Fe&rtt1 H. Just surely n the ma nascsure
cfcer-cncY steadily forced prices up. Its retirement
Till eauss return 70 lover market Ta.ues. Legal
bought at II = thoukand premium, and other bAnks
fa1ltd to rc4poad and had to ask Indulgence ther
checks.
Successfully but steady. Toledo. 1ts: Northwest
"; nHi e. II Sm dS e. S'1 III. F.
se s;;e :9Ysop1 iss* 7FeAsury so' l6sA zear cert
INV York WsrkLr pAxk srAr.xssr-Loan.
i.tfen. decrease. siaei; deposls. decrease. ill.,
61,TSs.
, 1864-06-28

0NSU 0Nl1'-l uIE7 J" III Qe q HaIuV UI U82G UalI
played this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, bg the "Tur-
chin Ball Club,' composed OF members OF the
Eineteenth Illinois volunteers. The game will
cone uff at The " Prnire Crcxer Ground, 1t on West
Madison ftrc,t. Al friends OF tbs Nineteenth,
and OF this healthy ind iuTigoFatlng game are ex'
pccyed to attend.
, 1864-06-28
atHu8ft1lEtttS.
fNOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM

I ~ $3
- - - ~
f:fG. !. II gDoD L en- -P,on.tseor. .aA n.n.,-,-x
A.o D. bhApLni i.''...''....Dnee1oe ot Afnasa1. .Aa.
T1RsnAY Rv4y1ga .1c,e 9Th and rv,rr rv.r-
iug tiI further notice. Vii, qe presented the xrcst
UNCLE TOMS oAs1N: ,.-
o. HarT1s FrsaS siss1
Cumption Cuts -. John Dillon
;sisce t-ia
..-n.y y.rT..1orr-o..vn r.7r1c
:
PRICRB.-Atmtssiouto to Hute I, n xud Leesa16 Eoon,
= cent? ChlIttsn under suevn yeA,1, is cent?.
B5sec I'd II fSa sssss o
5.ss; h.11 Boo5 open hco z = =. % E: y:
1txes nt ( nsc,nrF ooo1a opea ~ - '- - s'
osfT1esi The Inyt1.b.o Lady! Tha Encrnoaa aEaerl-
can Glantsest E,eht Feet hizh. aud TefscinE oya,
so Pnrrds Viii a.rear n:-h;:y X.sy ADrf, a 7car8
clc aud 50 inches Htth he Stat ErslI LAZY ia :na
Hu1lu- je5n511w
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R " I'd II pessse saes = isss.n sss:s nd
T. &. EITC9, Acting and sta5a Hanf1rs.
II NEW s1.us II
Are engaged and viii appear prior TO Judy 4th..
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A&ooa1 11as 1sss r.SvIr SS11 MI MI;nMPsny- -
i m nscnti{rt n.-.sr-,
ENGAGEMENT Of
MONS III 1ARTINI CultlISKL
CnAaP1ox OF TnH WORLD.
NM hrHEAFAnc8
, 1864-06-28

anctlon 5alt8.
REAr SALE OF
Horses, Mares, Mules and Ponies,
AT AUCTION.
or S.sf9 sij. 4 Sf. ss1! Ct,
About 10 Horses, Mares, Mules and
Ponics, suitable for Garrlnxe, Bug
Ey, Team or the Saddle.
1hs aoers ale P,s.sass tsts sh.nss to pHs;shs.s
oai ftsstve IS ea.S: III s. ~ ~ e1snnsa
* s'fts I'd 81 ii g. ~ as
DRY GOODS, YANKEE NC
AT AUEIsoN.
B1isers Auction Eoo T. IN Postisna 3loes, cones Il
.ad tf*sis Co. Aue
p OsEWOOD, MAHOGANY
IL AND BLACK WALNUT VEaHER5.
AT AUCTION.
ngssn fScn un1 a Il s sses
| DeAlhozn and Warrington streets.
$4,000 IT. Rosewood. Mahogany and
A1A'A ~EAA@S s$A1SEAA3 M ~ANA& ~ Fa<~AAAs
1esstsssH M. 4. BUFFERS d CO.. Auc.'n.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND SEVEN OFFICE DESKS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. Jnna .stb, at 3k O'Clock, ~ our
te and 4s Dearborn st1ee' cunsi4ax IN parto
10 Elegant Chamber Suits,
Bcfas, cnni.s, tsoss dressing hIrsans hat
OFFICE DE- KS neEonee desEs aud tro second
hand Office cseks stoves silver plsted ware, castors,
TABLE CuTLEkY-Tlne ivory handlsd tabla and
tea kn,vea caEvs1t. forka and steals. splendid ~
and all Of The 's1i etss Fgsts
teo&k413t AucttoEeefb,
~ CIR ATES OF WHITE
~ GKaSITE AkD C. C. WARa AND 4ss
At AUCTION.
By G1IHzRr sAxpaor, on TH 0RsDAT, Jnne sc.
at ltH o'clcck 4. H., ~e tna sell 1t our rooms. -
and Is Ee.ThoTn street, II crAtca OF WhIta Ernitt
md &C. Ware all 1f Tho osst patterns A9A Of the
thu crA: we'll Assoftsu sntso!o conn
tY trade AIS ia boxes OF tuHhtr1, a1es and mo-
la,fes jags. CaialaEue and samples Of tho WAITS
| Low roAdy At tuf ntlce. TcEne c1ah
| te7s 4.S65s GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Aucssrs,
| EAL ESTATE AUCTION
, 1864-06-28

Fourth OF ruly-The Good Tcmplars Of
Dunton Station. on tho Northwestern Road, will
hare basket picnic At Plum Grove on the 9TH.
l.. L. Bond, Esq, Of this city, and other spcakets
Will te present.
, 1864-06-28

AocnfsT.-A young man named Hutchinson
lnr's job Office, No. IS Clark street. ae was wors.
J ang On Rucslee Presa. and got his hand eptan-
: gled In the machinery; the acsh was ronnls,ai-
stripped fron the fingers. Wig ~0AHp'ese''
, 1864-06-28

INV Yon1 RxEkLf BAxx srATzussr.-Loan,
ncrease, ~; specie, decrease, 99l5sa3; ctscu
.tfon. dscreaso slalael; deposls, aeczease, slp,-
, 1864-06-28

sStsA1of PRAYER MEErmes.-The morning meet.
: s"1nee commenced few weeks ago, in the Second
.'espytef1an Church, corner OF Wabash avenue
"aso'neton stseet, nre etiQ continued with
T d.tereet
, 1864-06-28

"As7fo.-Nar. L. 3. Foss' friend, who yester.
oss let letter at the Michigan Southern Rairoad
o;nce, On Clark street, addressed to Samuel C,
oblise Hi, Hongh N '0'a ~>os''
, 1864-06-28

Metropolitan Hall to Hent.-This Hall
Ia to rent for al the purposes for which such halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applica-
trance to the Hall. fe10-h9t0-u
, 1864-06-28

SIkouLARD1sApTxARANca saturd.v 1...
party connected with one OF the South Diyisnu
churches Visited Clark Station, Indiana on t1.h.
Ing excursion: Some time during the afternoon ,
son OF Pr. Smith. residing oa Cottsce Grove
avenue, became separated from his mpaniona.
and up to me present time nothing has been hesrd
Of him is feared taat he has tallen IN Tue slye,
, 1864-06-28

1Hk Dnuh1Kn Bor:-oraon Howe, known all
over sae st9lc as the Drummer Boy, has inst re-
turned home to Waukesan, severely wounded
ae aas been acting Is 0rdasly to General Smiths
etbns ano MS wound was received at Dalton. a..
on INT 25th Of May. AL honor to the tittIe hero