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, 1864-01-03

lePe11a1 11:t}Ett5 70 tht chicago Tdbunt.1
QALrzA. Jan. :, 1871
The wcathtr is excessively cold, the mcr-
cury ranging rom twenty-five to thirty-three
degrees below zero. The gale snbsided on
Friday night. leaving the railroad blocked
terribly. Nc trains have reached here since
"Wednesday evening, and tho prospect Is
, 1864-06-18
Commercial Postscript.

FRIDAY EVENING, June II, 1854.
There Was fair attendance at the Sherman Houso
In the evening. but buslness was dali and the mar
kets generally quiet, with the exception Of High
wines, which were active and buoyant.
WHAT ruled s95e 1oTer than at The close of
sChsnRe, opening yery dali sud heavy. with sales of
No 1T Sfo and No at $1.A3, but ra1lying to $t5s
and $1t3H and closing quiet but ru at 9f52 for No
! and Il.4s for No 2. In the afternoon about 800
bn were sold At $l.aQ1s2 for No and at Sl4salI "a
for fo2 In the evening the sales amounted to about
10000 buthels, follows: 5000 bu No Spring at
sLso; ll.oco bu do at t15l: 1000 hu do at u SIX;
$500 bu do at e12 0Go bu do at S15s; 5Go3 bu No
aspiring al si4s e,oeo bu 90 at al..sh $500 bu do
At $ia: 5000 bu do at 10000 bu do at si.;
Soc bu do At II +5H. At sha close No in bet.
demand 1t Sl.s5 No Spring closed quiet at 3t-,2
The market Was effected somewhat by Enmora that
dispatches were received, ssatngs that heavy rains
had faleu In TisconsIn. and that the danger from
the drought Was lsssened thereby.
CoRN opened very flrm, and the market adv anced
Nc bushel over the closing quotations Of Change,
but the Improvement WIS ehostllTed and At the
close fell back to its former position The Asles
were: 1,zco bu No Corn Ut $1l7; $4,000 bu No
Cora At 3la - 100 hu do at $t.1sH-clos,ng dull at
$t.180lI3H.
OATS were In limited demand 1t 1xc for MOL
holueEs asking T2c- Sales we're: l,Lo bu Eoa at &C.
IuGHW1NEa were excited and:the market ndvanc-
ed :9sc over the closlnT prices Of Change. Sales
In the afternoon. about 500 br1s were sold at
s1.AAal Is. In tho evening. $3.50 brla vera sold At
S1.45@l+ l+d,i-the mssket closing arm II 4l&a91asx
The transactions In the evening were: GO brls at
s1ss; ~ hrls At stts; 21oo bra 1t s14s zoo brls
city II 41.a6h.
Psov1ssoss were nr1a bat inactive. Lard WIS in
good demand at 1sKc. but sellers asking l54c.
Sleas Pork was quiet and ns1n At 935.ao.
!. FR11aHTs were nrm1apd nominal at 1sc for wheat
to Buffalo.
, 1864-06-18

SF4 L0Ql8 NlnFHEE.
tHpeclA nlspatch to the Chicago TrIbun.,

tHpeclal nispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lou1y. Friday evening. June II, 1851.
TonAcco-steady. salss large, embracing hhds
scraps at s1Jf@+4o; 10 do green lugs at s. 00@
sAV: IS do factory do At Is ta960: ~ do p1ante1s'
do at sloec3139s: IS do do common shipping leaf At
slino@1s.s3: 81 do medium do at. = 923D& 7s
Il do good do at $17.7s8ss.75; II do medium
manufacturing do at t151331 50; 8 do good do at
s33ifGst6.6o; IL do fne do at $5oD0@ lG8-Go+
FLous-Active. sales OF 1D br1s XXX at $3.;5; ia
do XIX At ss.ls; SIS do XIX ut $500 800 do country
N tt7s6: 5r50e do Xxx In lots, terms withheld 4C0
do x At 57lo delivered s25 do super aud At $3.50
for the lot.
GRAE-Wheat higher, and ales 9f ISIS sacks ex :
TIA choice At 2,sa do choice and strictly primo
at &ie6li5: 2s2s do good to prime sl.6oa1 Oats
declining. 500 sacks At eic to arrives 5000 do 9s
tho leyee and 9c5eNyercd; 80 do At q. Corn df
Sales Is sacks yellow and white at e127k; 723 do
yellew and white $1.27; 100 do mixed and yellow
S12. III do mixed Ella; 50 do In second hand gun
MES $lzs. Rye market quiet. Sales Of 50 sacks at
$3.50, Including sacks.
WH1sKY-Advanced, aud sales include 400 bb!s at
$1sa zco do at 500 to arrive In tan days at
fl.35, buy eT's option.
, 1864-06-18
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

lSpeclA U1spstth 70 tha Chicago If1bune.1
CINcIBHAT1, Friday, June II, 1871.
FLoun-After the news from New FORK, the market
became flat, and closed at 45.75 for sppsrane and
37G9@71a for extra.
WH1skE-1n good demand, and holders generally
asking higher prices. Sales Of 1850 brls wore made
atS1S5.
Observation-Disclosures closed dull at Si4s for
primo rcd. Corn Is rather drmer. Ear Is quoted at
$l05@106, and shel1ed at sl11@i19. Oats srmcr.
Sales 3e0 bu in bulk at 79c. 1Fo steady. Sales SO
bu at $i.D.
GRoo8RIEs-No material change In tho markc:
Quotations given arc for the country. Coffee quiet
and steady at s3@.4c. R1w sugars firm at l99e2c;
hard refined, 25@26c Moeases nominal at $1059l.Q3
Pkoy1s1oNs-3fess Pork advanced to &s5,co, with
8ales OF 90 brlscloslng quiet. Lard in fair dem and
Sales SD tres at 1sAc, and ITO do at 5Hc Nothing
trAnxpired In bulk meats or bacon.
, 1864-06-18
Milwaukee mnrker,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,, Friday Evening, June17.

Especial Dispatch to the ChlcaSo THbune.1
MILWAUKEE,, Friday Evening, June17.
FlcuE-DUll and heavy.
GnAlH-R, cepts OF wheat s, 600 bush. Tho follow
Ing ea1es were made this morning 1s,t8l bush No.
Spring in store at $154h@l, ,62H; COO bush No. at
Sits: 800 bush No. Spring, delivered, at 1ls
buth White Winter, delivered, at 3l.75. Sales On
char &C. No. In store at 81 S. 5000 do SELLERS
option, all next week. At $1-s5; 10000 do. all the
,Ionth at a1.5 5000 do In store at $155; ooo do
sellers option ali next week, at 31-5o. 5000 do In
store at s10; $500 bush No. In store at
Oats in demand aud 1@2c HI sher. Sales cars In
store at Tic 3o bush do ut 7o 519 bags, delivered,
at 7sGssc. Corn hrm- Sales u bags, delivered.
sl.I9 40 buth, delivered, at S112; chr, delivered
at 5Ll2; CAT In store at $llh. Bye STEADY. Sales
! car. delivered, ut a. -.
, 1864-06-18

MttNB. Bowtn Bros. inform rs that theY have IT,
ceived dispatches this afternoon from New York,
giving the following quotations for goods In that
market:
standard shcetipgs.. s1c Cochcco Prints.....s Sc
American I11nA....s..Nc 1slenGohn ....-...Mc
Duchess .......29c
and all other goods In proportion. The market was
excited and advancing.
, 1864-06-18

THURSDAY, THE SD OF JUNE NEXT.
81 snd ar ssrs aaa
sEE1saltarA lands u ne sfsee: 1ae1 ~ at:aa.sd
la&e Of Footvll1e. with tbs Beloit and Madison Ra
!osd runqInR through them, and the Milwaukee and
eo@possd Of seent an sqn.i 9.eatty o. hesyy tmbe!
owner for investment neary thirty Year. ago. ms
6est iauds; u al respects tn Rock County and this
tey viii BE- so1d IN faSn psross, and thn pureaa1e
must 6e paid IN, caah. may fenNn On mortgage It
ssyen PEI cent inteEsss fo5 9eIen q ten ysafs ex
There viii also be sold at the sau1e time and place.
40 n !aG sane manner o9s vholly cor cash TRENT
County the town Of Waassu selected about egat
4 more eligible Opportunity for farmers to seerrs
most latms or for the Investment or capital
For farther particulars apply personality o. by let
York, who will be IN JAne8vtlle ten days before the
sale takes place; to J. !. PEAaK, Ks9 Counsellor
kt Law, Jane5vtl1e. Or TO HI. JOHN EOWE, On The
property, Ut Foosytua. n719ea61-6W
, 1864-06-18

cc.ed lower. Il lSsD for mess, III 81 for old DO,
srd 387fp9S6 60 Il new to-cl:BipE dui! At tao IN.
side prize; xso7:93sxo for old and $50 .
@sa.., :oc rzine meas: atn, so brls nsx ness !or
july. option, at - 5o93s15. Boef more set!ve
snd hFncr, 1t - 5o18 D. for country mes1 627e for
prime, &16.5oGSoi 20 for feEscted mess, A1t 1160A
s52 for extra me.s. Bacon ttdss dull Cumberland
cut q 12Hc. Lard q hade nrues; ciosss quiet a:
l54&lfc-the latter extreme figure Tor TCry Ctdtc3
ftttiertndered Butter shade n1aer, At ssGss1c for
vi ekttfn, and 29@SIc for state.
, 1864-06-18
To All Who Use 1.fquor.
Citizens Of the Western States.
NO L R'S
SEHfEUAH
TIC scuNAPpg.

a n U n TIC SCHNAPPs.
i As means Of neutralizfns the deleterious prop
ehia .. nnWho,esome wafer, Is absolutely inv.1-
doe 70 t6e tzaTele1 It will intallibiy prevent the
stFanee1a who use the waters Of thr Miss,ss,nni
ne Dhio, and other western and southern riyera'
a1 s,na.atss In moderate degree, the digestive
ENABLES the stomach to resist the
T. tae universal fluid encountered on 1ournoT. Nor
= y this al! The dif6rcnt Kinds Ind ouslt1es Of
who asea a5cnt 9fs erless snr,1 ipar which one
iEe, must necessarily meet with, are 30 less peSni
e1ous tna1 t1e changes Of water. and thefe{are
1ne aaSanta9e of barring always at hand ilquor Of
nracated hs @ ana parity eannot tail to be ap
t1s 1 moaelate use Of ttlmulants while trayollicg
~ MhMes In cases Of dropsy Gravel DISTRACTIONS 81
ana elfffses of the bladder, dyspeps
hhatlca!Iy by the most DISTINGUISHED members OF
sae I medical profession, and Hospital Surgeons, g.
Its put up In quart and piut bott,e, in EASES Of
one dozen each, with the name Of ths nndersiened
on the bottle and cork and Jac.einsile Of hia sig
nature on the label; and Is or sala bY ali respecta
Die Druggists aud Grocers.
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
aoLH IAEoRTHR,
= Nos. is 8 = Bearer street, New York.
J. b RnED & &Co......,,, ch,caoo
DAVID NICHOLSON. .....,.., 9t Jnufs
sUuz, EcKs1EM & "iGincinuati.
Agents. -
A1so FOE aALx:
1900 cases old Madeira Wine,
2t00 cases old Sherry Wins
1900 eases old Port Wine.
,oo0 cases old Cognac Brandy,
Imported expressly for medical aud private use.
o1 s@4e nelo" Inc present cost Of importation.
,,... UDoLPHo WOLFE, New York,
, 1864-06-18
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY,

Photographed e1clustvey to the Chicago T1ibune,1
ALnANr. FR1nAy Evening, June H. 1854.
BEEF CA1TLE-The market for Beef Cattle OPEN
ed extremely dull thus r, With not saIea enough to
Justify quotations. although se1lerl report decline
Of 1Sa1c .. I've Height. from last weeks pricss
The only transacuon Of any importance reported L.
sale Of les head Illinois stess by Il. Roseuthal ut
Ike. the average weight being 1,1e0 rs each. Re-
ctfpta thus far amount 10 $500 head
, 1864-06-18

arrest On charge Of being fugitive hom New
York justice has previously been mentioned In
these columns, was, On Thursday last. honornbly
discharged from custody, no proof being adtucsd
of the truth OF the charge,
, 1864-06-18

Especial dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunel
PrT1sDuEo, Friday Evening. June II, 1851.
The petroleum market is excited and advancing
Sales Grade at nc-1ov asked nc. Refined IL firm
\. 7sc for ftee andT6c In bond. Azriga1s 100 hrls
, 1864-06-18
Information Wanted.

Editors Chicago 1fibfne'
We appeal to you In The hope that some infos
mntton may be gained In case Of Ruferinc hu-
nanity. We have reason to Infer that the persoo
we ailnde to has been iouj:y dealt with. She ts 4
yonng lady Of about eighteen or twenty years old.
height atost Eve feet, complexion ight, hair rather
dark and cut short. She Is good looking. but de-
ranged. She etems to belong to respectable
Eone perton Or persons to us unknown, and her
fare paid to place by ono johnson, who thought
to make something cut Of IT. and took her 10 Eala-
Hagoo. In the hope OF having her admitted Into
the Asylum, as she was deranged; but she was
taken out Of this county By that m cans, and go
she is brought back here. md has cost the a{ore-
said johnson abous sa5 for his pains and then she
CWedncfday, 15th,l shc was sent back to Chicago,
at 3 o'clock. ii
LaWtou. Mich
, 1864-06-18

EUHAUkICA11ON9,
The proceedings Of the afternoon meetjpp, With
the 4smes Of the officers elect, were then rad hg
Mr. Bryan read letters from His Excellence CIV.
sInor Yates, Ad(utant Gen. A. G. Fuller. and ea!.
ia5s geS oGieshy acknowledging The receipt Of
ceptauee. ~'~@'eo >AeiA nv
OTHER ADDEEaaES,
aoo. George c. Bates then apoke in his happlest
sure upon 1nt az columns f<rbids the publication Of
kex. X Il, Coli5er, d. D.. In hia own quaint and
l9lmltab!e style, then made the closing address.
aitet which the 18th gave three cheers Tor ma IA,
dispersed. 1uen
, 1864-06-18
E9aH11lgU.

w ANTED-A situation In the
~ eonnty b1.a competent Miller Aidress y. =
, 1864-06-18

D1scHA1aE OF TIE GRAND JuRy-UxEuEp Bail
Boxpe--Fhe GRIND Jury Of the Recosder's Court
Winch has been in session since Nouday last.
Unnamed tneas hbore yesterday. after having found
Hxty-ntne true blla. They were thanked by Jpdre
Van Bure9 for their long aud arauous services, and
Among the documents returned IN tbe conr+
were eeties Of resounons passed by tae Grnnd
gury, teuoerinG their thanks aa a oo6F 10 Sheriff
=. :: Hammond. Deputy sherin Gp4tavus f1sher
7ant Prosecutor, Charles L. Heed and to The Fo1
man Gt ne jury, John B. Rice, ios the able maj
,1a NJ n which they hsd discharged the dulea de-.
1acAtaltnR nu4tuesg. The resplutlous wese orrlcr.
ed to be pnbisahed and cnitrsd on record
~ anolclment % 1or Cheating, pEcscsred by the
xhe cause j.. OF some little ex,itrm,n, was ~
abe court The accused was arrcstsd .nt osaa ~
in jail upon the charge ret forth il lie indictmsat
zicea, who accepted N s1scty one Justin Ia.
quinot- Roberts. cannot now be found. md
m Investigation Of the bail bond showed t6at mo M
snrcty resided cut Of Cook county Tbs &c cours us
eeut for the delinquent Justices and eeverely rs
primanGed them upon the action theJ had tsken,
e R3 ouf
while the Court WAS In session. the s.4tute pro-
v:I,ng only for the acceptance Of bail bY parties
during vacation, and that It was also equally
3llegR to accept the security Of an Individual liT
apc ont Of the county, but the olaisrion 10 no nj
nate any sum In the bond Was, II anything, more
fhe couEt also made rome very pertinent re.
1,aii by Justices or the Peace wbere prsoncs haa
7,xen Committed for trial. Frequently he had
found that straw ball bad been accepted. and the
prison bad escaped; tn; ianpetia* or esseaess-
or toc.e4y be tnlc1a1ed, and th- Court Won most
Pin puously exert iteelf to remedy such stase Of
1LlIEt.
, 1864-06-18

FEBBEIH 1tt86EU VEIfQ1Gs
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnue,1
DETROIT, Juna IT, 1861.
U-Props. Bndalo, Bradbury. Racine. Bark Mar.
Quette, Buffalo. Schrs. CollIus, Pilgrim, Arrow.
DowH-Prop. Merchant. s:hss. Holt, Mary, Musk
inEum.
, 1864-06-18
a1tttton Sales.
"HIRTY.SIX DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE LOTS
IN THE WEST DIVISION,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, June 22d, 1864, at
TX O'Clock r. M,
nM LILLE nm II HTHREaN
arttttott Sales

2H O'Clock r. NJ.
,,u,..,
va shall fetJ tha following deatrabla Restderc
Lott, sit nAte in DTncan's Aiditton. III;
Lot: H. II aud 13, IN Block No. l. fronting west on
feet aneh ossHesa Aad''on anu Aoa1os s'11@
- ~ q /, prn,t- ", IN se,1&. x..r.+-. ...A -
H,isf.d a,Par ~ eoSs o y; ~ east on
st5sss. ~ Tutr9e aaa Aosns s
Ao.s T. aau ntesk ~ MI ese1 1foHt1ns EeaI
Lots ii AMI IL ia Rioek IT, sa1 a5 eaeS tfoat:ng west
Jots Il * ~ Il 1eaa m JsGAson ss
+ iot1 N Block2I fronting we1s On Green atreek. be-
Lot ssI113r fronting east Green street. Lotao
and T. aKt23 EACH fronting west On Peoria at In
N9ek y, eefFeen Van 6Qsea and Tyler stseetes
Lote 4b1l5 Lo:9 10 H. Il, - and II, 5o1i25 each.
y BLOCK q fronting vest on Peoria street, betWeH
Iyler and Harrison sttteN.
LesS and l. e1l33 fsensisg eass On Peoria.
70 :: ~, H. y. 4nd r. Sa1ts9; !lon1!og s wee
HeEsteeen e. asa street, BLOCK between Tyler and
hot So1iss iees, u bioc9 - noaung eass On sG'
Ths aboye property Is the most d srab1e for Kesi
deuce IN the West Dfvglcn. It s high and dry, aud
well ecated Is nea lE0 Ines Of street railway
tn Madison street and ualsted itreet lresNnnd In
gurrounded bv many hrHt-c|A-a Notwithstanding
, 1864-06-18

"ANTED-Efhcient Agents in
every county tn the Northwest to sci" Mitch.
ever publlahed-and" stehbns' Elshty Years Pro-
grcsa OF the United States" from the Rsyou tonaty
for agents.. Business permanent. Address J. N.
ILL.,, r. q. Box 1884. jei3-k58-6t
, 1864-06-18
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tnbuue.]
BR1DaxFoEr, Friday, Ju1e 17-1P.A.
cLKAEKD-Eune,
.ArH1yED-C Cashier Desplatncs. s. yds rubble 1tone
12yds dtmenklon stone; s. F. Gale, A,hens, 90 yts
stune 10 yus ruoble atone Resoute, Athens, az yds
aep.fa heir ~ e. Malrs &
~ serr siass and a,rlpesM ~ MLasal!c, *coo na co;a
Esne, sts2 In corn SENECA, LssaIlc, $500 bu corn
, 1864-06-18
ID 1 II ID

this city of dlptherts last evening" 1t 10 O'clock
At t6e retltence OF hts 9s Elm street. GEORGE
r. BILL. only son. aged "a Jearn
kR Notice Of tuDetal hereafter.
At cdlaNn. rear the city. June 11th. Of scarlet
fever, ROhERT STRONG, eldest child OF james md
Emly ". Wa9Ewovth aged years and n1onths.
By nt ersl 1t the residence OF his parens Sunday
, 1864-06-18

At Bunalo, N T.. on Thursday evening, June 18th
BY 1he R.y. Henry Smith. p. u R1EHtRD Lana
4sG 4sGa an1AKM. Or Chicago. ~ and AUGUSTA L1V
the torr1ef place.
, 1864-06-18

ClnfA st. M. Il. Chnrclls-Dr. Tiffany has
accepted An invitation IL preach In this church TO-
morrow morning and evening, at the regular hours
Of eeryice.
IB Leo Miller Will spcakin Metro
politan Hall, Sunday, jane 19lh, at 1o9 a. n and
71p;m: ,,
vi Mes Esa Sa,a 5fb 4n'
IT. P+Dg+et:. Usss and Ab1lses.
The pubic are invited. Seats free.
Mr. Hammond,s Farewell at Bran
HaN.-On Sunday evening Mr. Hammond, the
Evangelist, will meet the young converts in Bryan
Hall, and addrees to them words Of counsel and
ady'ce The occasion vii be one Of great interest
the Clark street Church again tonight
Christian Church.-Bcnj. franklin will
preach again this Saturday evening, at o'clock,
sntjcct: Prayer-Who are proper subjects to
pray, and how they should pray." Church situa.
1sucker. Elder Franklin will preach at same place
Tomorrow, both forenoon and evening.
Union banda new campaign organiza
ton, to be the Wide Awakes" OF 1864, will meet
in Warmers Han, on Saturday evening, at 8
O'Clock sharp. The young men OF this city are in
S1ted 70 taly 10 organize under the plan adopted
s.Rally round Old Abe boJs
Rally once hgai1."
Union Rally In the Third Ward-At
primary meeting Lcld by the Union voters ofthe
Cd Ward on last Mondsy evening, it was mani
mous'y resolved to call public meeting for the
purpose Of organizing for the campaign.
In pursuancc whereof, all who are In favor of
OF Abe and andy. Dlck and the Deacon, Grant
and his army, and the whole county eterua1y ree
from the ioul stain Of slavery, arc earnestly
Hall, No. Gil State street, on Saturday evening,
tho 18Th inst, at O'Clock sharp, ior the purpose
ef organizing Third Ward Lincoln and 6gles5y
Club.
BJ order Of The Committee.
Liberty Flour MiII,-Attention Ia called to
the advertisement OF valnable mill property ia
another column. In to days paper. Of tne Liberty
Steam M1lla. This property offers to capItallats
Or manufacturers one Of the best Investments ia
the country. The Mill Is situated In one Of the
eippi Is fully attested By tic superior quality Of
the flour manufactured thern-
DIarrhma and RIux.-Dr. strickland's
Antl-Cholera Mixture is the only remedy wc know
uf which will eiIcctually cure bad case Of chronic
not be without such valuable medicine. You may
depend on 1t tn the worat cases.
je16-kds7.1t. No. 10 Randolph It, Chicago
Browns Bronchial Troches.
"contain no opium nor anything injurious"
IAN elegant @ combinaitoa i at for ceayhs "' o0S'on'
recommend their use 10 Public speikers."
"nost saluta,y relief in p.oasSitis Ell E Z oHAfs
REv.S SE1oTR1Ep, Aior11stowz, Ohio.
avery beneficial when suffering from colds"
"Almoet inztaut relief IN the distressing labor or
breathing pecnilar TO Asthma"
REV. 4. G. EaoLzs7ox, New York.
, 1864-06-18

OUR NEXT SALE OF
NEW AND SECOND HAND
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
&C., PIANO FORTE, &C.,
VIII be on TUESDAY, June 2lst. at ~ o'clock, at
cur saleszooms,
Al, A8 nnd4S Dearborn Street.
'Jel2k7s-1ot GILBERT 4 SAMPSON, Auctts.
- OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
~ LANDS
FOR SALE BIZ AUCTION.
, 1864-06-18
Railroad Tt1no Table.

The following table shows the time OF arrival
and departure Of the several trains On all the rail-
roads In Chicago:
CHICAGO AND NoHrHWEHTERE-DEPoT CQIs WEST
, 1864-06-18
N. ". f.. A. Com. Sewing Rooms,

We have good rep ort from the ladies' at the
eewins rooms Of the N. W. +. Aid Commission,
corner corner , 1f Randolph and State streets, known as
fully at work, making up new garments and re-
modelling portion Of the secondhand clothing
contributed In the city, thus greatly increasing It's
valne, and rendering It much more servlceable.
The clothing which haa bean prepared at these
rooms hss been packed, ready for shipment. and
Is worth, at very low eatiuate, $1,ON This is
less than one efourth OF all the clothing which has
been donated In the city for the freedmen.
What has been prepared BY the ladies, togesh-
er with large number Of boxes, which
have been sent ID by auxiliary societies, and
trends Of tue freedmen, during the LAST month, ls
to be forwarded South IN q few days, By the n. y.
F. A. Commission, for the benefit oi the suffering
freedmen. The goods are to be accompanied BY a
tsnstJ agent, Who will see to their proper distribu.
ton.
The sewing rooms u the Commission are still
kept open daily and all ladies' In the city interest.
cd In providing for the comfort OF the freedmen.
are cordially invited to visit these rooms and assist
In this good work.
II IL aleo requested that any who hare Old calico
In pieces larger or smaller. second hand cloth
ing, which they would like to contribute. WopId
send it either to the above named rooms, or to the
Office Of the Commission, No. s8 Washington
street, or send to P. o. Box 4G17, tho address at
which package may be called for.
, 1864-06-18

mr.. 1ammond's Farewell at BryaD
HaN.-On Sunday evening Nr. Hammond the
Evangelist, will meet the young converts in Bryan
Hall, and address to them words OF counsel and
advice. The occasion will be one OF great interest
and all are invited to attend. Mr. u. will speak ot
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, 1864-06-18

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