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, 1864-06-29
+, NEW AND CERTAIN CURE /
Catarrll, Throat Disease and Durable
Affections OF the Chest, by
DR. I. WInsIoxV Aver.

,Naeal catarrh, q loathsome, and distressing
disease, which u neglected always, sooner or
on eopaists Of
cipuing behind and a little abova the the veil Of
the palate and extends upwards fnt0 the nuse and
ale cavities OF tile face. 1t often creates perpet
something were sticking In the upper part Of the
throat. When the inflammation has existed ior
@ a5 f5 plase ne i5io59
Often passing Into the stomach, causing nausea
and offensive breath, aud general arrangement
Many times the nostlls are closed. Upon rising
{ e. s Ae hs IS to fss
membrane the bone ltEelf becomes affected, and
then the disease dcfes treatment By cat.rrh the
md frequently Destroyed. Tie disease extends TO
the tubes which run from the throat to the ears,
causing pain and deafness, or occasionally both.
patient describes as likr the tones Of small bells,
hiseiEg Of steam, or the roar Of waterfall.
Gull, heavy pain is generally felt in the forehead,
cases Of neuralgia are caused wholly By catarrh.
We have often seen cases where the suffering
was intense, and where the patient was wholly
upon any subject however simple. had suffered loss
ui memory, and Ind rcaeon 10 dread 1dfocy or In
eanty in consequence OF catasEh- It is truly terri
bic deease. and yet in all cases It can be cured II
smell hearing aud sight can be reatored. Catarrh
hasneyer been and cannot be cured By swallowing
emp,rics often have IL to Is dry up' the discharge;
but II this were possible, operson with the least
knouledcc Of throat or lung disease would incur
10 great peril.
The only tr1e course is to strike n the very root
Of the disease and to eradicate It entirely.
~ Where Il incouvenient for persons to call,
little book upon tho subject and also list of quee
tions will be sent free Of charge. 1t is desirable ia
make immediate application;
McCormick's building, cornc. Randolph and Dear
born streets, Chicago. Tost Oface Box $3.50 :
& DR.. AVER has not AMI nerer hqs Ind an,
connection aeith any ole- qhrt3et1H Or Person as
sranta9 to practice medicine In tbs Or any ohe,
STATE. iea3-m59l ltdtW
, 1864-06-29

Nanchettcr new, 3s1a84t PAcinc. .new......s7H@so
old ...n Gn ) ola....-...si des5
FEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAY.
IRerorcd by Telegraph exclusively Tor tho Chicago

1ASfoaAea ~ AG|ek4SE EAeAeeSetJ AVA LII SAAS"A%
SawT ToaK. Iueeday Evening, June %, 1884,
BEEF cATTIE-rhs Beet, Cstiio market Tor the
week esd,ng today, shows receipt for the week. at
I'll the market places o. the city, Of 4t0 head, and
the state Of the trade at the clo4a Is very h.rd for
droyeEt, and moro nnfavorhble th8a yesterday, az
although not enc fEesh drove hat been received to-
day. trade drives heary and ssex cAnaet be eGs.tei
without further decline from aAe Es:es then cur
rent, which were:
Prime Beeyss: 5e1aaing aaey..........'..is37
Th'u SsesT and eosr:o
The following arc the current Rates OF the masket
fer the corresponding week Of last yecF: -
CURRENT EA1zs FOE coaaksiosD1sa wKHK LAST
YRAK. .
Primo Becyea, exclu.in. fAncy......... ..11a1lxo
Ttn steeFs and eoaiis Oxen. sS
At present rates the market closes heavy. with no
hopes lof any advance. The next weekly market
commences on Tuesday Eext.
SHEEr-Of Sheep we have u ts5 head reported for
the week, and according to tho reported sales Of
Sheep brokers. the general aveTaFe prfce per head
than yesterday.
HoGs-The receIpts Of Hogr for the week numbsr
i, 400 head The quotations to-day OF cosnfed hogs
Fer 100 live weight, are sE.5o@1s.l24. The quo.
tatons u dlsslle1S-fed foes 100 cs live weight,
$:D3o@l0873s. Atthese s1othtIons, trade IL re-
the farae as year ago. soLoy KoDmsos.
CAssocls.ed Pre.s mspateh.l
CATTLK-Eu11ent prices iorthe veekt-Beef cattle,
1ss ass'y 21fs1nl lSl: ,S5dnar5 @ common
Cows ARD CaIT1s-1st quality. sss oos6s.oo ordt.
nsry. a.ooAeu; common. t40,0C@35.01; inferior,
Is Goa 4nD0,
SE XEss 7ssE seEaa'l; @ @orduar SIX
ssdssS ssass:S; coa@6n. ssi ;is5R@e:: sR@si2s:
swIsf-Coin-fed. ,asl,Nc: stnlfed. 1oa1lc.
The market for beef cattle again ru1ea heavy I'M.
der prett7 large receipts audpiices were atorether
lower, Particularly for pslmt cattle, or which there
Tee d RcCd many on sale.
The total receipts OF allftoEk all the yards for the
wetk we're as follcws:-Baaves, 4,sl9: cow, 1ax;
LISA. Total last week:-Beeyes, 4,s69; COVE 2Qs
veal calves, l,Ses; shcep AM lambs, Es52; swine;
, 1864-06-29
Commercial POSTSCRIPT.
CHICAGO hiARHET-EyEEIEG BOARD.

TUESDAY ETE.SIS1. June q, 1s6i-1o ., m.
There Was good attendance 1t the Sherman House
tonight, hut ths1e wsa less actTity than usua-ths
news from New YORK with regard 10 tho striugeuc7
In the money market being such as to deter buyers
from purchasing very freely.
TuaAT was IN fair demand aud steady At about the
closing pr1ces Of Change In the afternoon about
so.@o bushels changed hands at $1.os@2Ac forSo.1
Spring and s1-al@t1s for No 2. IN the evening tho
saesamounted to Rbous l65 900 bushe1a, at $f26919a
ferEo. and at 81 for No aclostng steady at
$16s for No. and ssH Tor 2. Tho sales In
detail In the evening we're follows $500 bu MOL
Spring It tls9; 1oooo bu do at 1890 bu No2
Spring at $1o4; 800 bn do at sl93af: 300 bn do at
3s9H ;'7too bu do At 3iss 1900 bu do at 6l.92H
etc0 bu do at 3ls24 400 bu do at $l92 100, bu do
at tl91 2to bu do At e1eok; 1000 bu do Tn A. D.
i Co.'s) At $i.so.
Coau was dull and easier, with sales Of about
1000 bnahels at s,259t 2sB for No Corn In Btore
closing quiet at $1.:69l2ek. saleB were: II. 900 ba
No2 Corn In Store at u caH; Il COO bu do at l26
bo bu short receipss do 1t sl5 q 500 bn No Corn
afloat on schr Mary f. pereE, With 7Hc freight to
Buffalo, at sl.27Eo.b.
OATS were IN good demand and firm. Ssles were:
$4,000 bu No Oats in store at s1c; 15ooo bu do at
ezHc. closing steady.
Uzauw7HRs were In betterEeQuest and fosc higher
than On Charge, bat towards the close the market
Was scarcely 50 strong In the afternoon about 1000
amounted to st5co bf1s at eL73H@1.75-cloefng at
SsSk@1:7l. The sales In the eYe2tn. In detail were
Is foowa: soa brls at s175; $50 brls at 3lsx; 15o
brls Mt s1.7&, SIC brls at sl!73.1.
PaovIt1oSs were firm. A.lo. OF 10000 ns Bulk
Shoulders were eold In the afternoon ut 1856 loose
and 900 pee. canTassed Bacon Hams at &c., packed.
SALT was actya and nzm. sales were 1900 brls
new ssgin4w FREQ Of stofsEe and delivery till July
49, at sszs on dock; go bzs do At 1925 delivered on
, 1864-06-29

One Of the most interesting trots Of the season
came of ut the Chicago Driving Park, yesterday
afternoon. between Carrie and some more from
ST. Louis: Dick Turpin, Of Cincinnati; and Gen.
Grant, Of this caty. The horses representing; tie
different cities were driven together, their respec-
en paekas y sad
At the Outset. Dick Turpin was the ftvorlte, ut
~ to- Carrle and Grant, to TX. The first heat
dead heat, Grant nnd Carrie passing the score
third heat by Turpin in a::40.z<. -
$40, who showed herte'f 30 well iu this heat that
her ttotk went up At odds, Hhile the others drop
ped of In comparison. Grant, the lowest At this
5sns conish. oi cineinnsu. taiins he PLACE Of 8.
v. DinnnIeI, ho had driven her tho four previous
s IL q1ae S1 The eo1f oIsde9s
aRd iaaks &c 60 Il e an laa %Mc ~ ea sd g h
Carrie appeared 10 act badly and unmanaseable,
and was dlstaneed in the race. Grant took the
Tu'pln. The balance of ne rice was unintrrest-
ing. from the unaceountahle position Of Carrie,
The being dls,aueed, and was o] course ruled ont
The next or Glib heat WIS won By Grant In 9:ii,
az alto the .th and last in .s9H.
Considerable d,ssetfeficuou was expressed By
thcEc who had placed their money npon the mare.
that the race had been thrown by the driver of
the mare, while he claimed tnat 1t was an aeci-
dent. The jEdGes-Jas Van Eta, president Of
the Associat1on.) Jame- Barton and Il L. Yates
savo the pune TO General Grant, and decided all
FOOLS and side be,s oG-the dec,aion giving gen
e1al satisfaction to ali tnpartisl lockers On. It
certainly wns the only honorable posiuon that
could have been taken. The Association are Dc
tcsmlued TO use their best cndeayors to have
legitimate eport At their grounds or noue al al
and their decison given yesterday ie indication
Of the fact which the public will daily appreciste.
SUMMARY.
Chicago Driving Park June s., 1864 Pure
$50, mile heats, bcst three IN i've. to harness.
Gen, Mansur entered br. e. General Grant,, 3,
2, 3, !. !, l.
E A Smith entered b. E. Dick Tp1piu-a, j, 1,
g g = .
, 1864-06-29

quotations for parcels iu stores since Change 1900
hu were sold At Sc ia store.
GROCER IE+Cofee dull and prices nnrutnAIfY uu-
ehnrEe.i. Sugar TaIet At axe for Plrto Rico and
1933&zoc Tor CutA MuScarado,
OiLs-Pctroieum yery tr1u. Crude 478I7x. Re-
ind N bond 75a5sc. Keaned teo stlc5c.
MooL-Ftrx firm but nj settled.
Fn0TlsIoys-Po1k active and higher Sales Mt
ior IEcss: 4asfeXes33 for new do-cl ,eag at
~ @ tS5onssst1 fer old ard new prime and
nsT ,sess; dei.sssab'e besors Jay isth, h1scrs
s,des t.tM II sG; Nesf Q1et and stsady: Bacon
opi!e5 oISse5 q st M1H&se; nlso also - sis es
EGecc. >' ~Aeeee "e''F7 sod 0rm AZ
sSsatn ~ Central 80: Copper Faua, ST: Ffa,tiin
~ Anren; !sia RoYt1e 2t: Mineesu.a, a North.
C1e$k, N, "' -A'ou1' @'' Ete2ea
, 1864-06-29
M A r T N e LIS q.
PORT or UHICAGo,

ARRIVALS. June q.
etmz Planet. wilkins. Lake SUPERIOR Is, tonsp,g iron
stur May oneen, kcltb, Two Rivers. sundrles.
Prop haessye, e. Chapman, ogdsns1naIE: sundE,es:
p
Prop Chicago, Dodge, RnRao, snudr1es.
Prop TonaTanda. Langley. buffalo, sandfies.
1sss FsssEo So
Prop Ottawa. Warren. Muskeson. 1ss IN lumber, 50 n
Prop Hopkins ut Joasph 800 railroad ties and sua
Prop n.ckns. Forrest, Grand Earen. sandrtes.
sue }ones saTGif fa12 s29s5Iss s,
Ss:S ises coal
Psss Rsst $SSs::ss sa Light
Bsfk Bsk fs4sses nsle, Sszd ea'
Bark Intans, Humphrey. oswego, $50 tons coal. 100
pa:k sns Ssoefsr. Fitzgerald Green Bay, $500 rail-
sss:s
Brig s ah 9en aassa pag Buffalo 80
Brig S!ea9dsi. campbell. Green BsT. 16o N lumber.
sss; BY ss 81 :ss ss.s.
ssl r. qa1e },te Buffalo, so n lumber, $50
scbr Bn1a1a, .:a 'u1ao.1 10
schr Roet Burns Buffalo, isa m lunosr, 100
sehs Ae1 Mitchell, azcnomoaee 1som 1un-
senr fs5f s osa t Bs,;s 5sss.o Il, lumber
schr Ktf:. nm. Fulton, Buffalo, l2s m lnmbe.. 1g
sss.r s IS s. =. bsie: @ II 1asios s:oo cedar posts, IS
scbr fss nso ft9n EN- Bpo 81 Easu's
Ell Ell tofneis. % %oEs:i. Kuasis. 10 m lumbar 1so N
senr ssh e G@ ean ~ 1nan a SGsoess Wv. Is eds wood
sshF Etenpo h0sheS i; 1 II @
scls nuena Vista sihnott, Mants:e-. u II lumber.
sclr Tempest. Willss1s, Green Bay, is III anbsr, 20
ssn1 Tas' e. Resks Nssks:es, II 1aess
Schr FsheI aser, White LAKE, IS II lumber, 3 eds
sehr T. < tstes Ceilings. Pcet Water 100 lumber.
schr Fsphy Fem, Long. Musk-GoD. is IN lumber, 50
sch1 Mariner. Smith, Greee BIT, Acto cedar posts.
schr Qufs q the Nest Inompson' Green Bay 1s'
seht I Igddiaston. Miller, wolt River. III cords
sehr Teaine. Canew. Grand Hayen, . n lusberi
shF ss NsN snph1s Esq., sas .a aSfd
sehr Mariner, clsdesdeu, Grand Haven. . cords
schr Asat;eala, mammes, e5aRa 'ss Hsvea. 6 lu-
sehr Ss*5s' &ass1s51. afsen Bay, ,ss cords
sehr 1sland, cazswerl. Ys,]owbush, 20 cords wood.
CLEARED ............Juns 3,
Gtmr Nag Queen. Keith, I've Flyers. samndsics:: N
81 esss I'D snaa!es ou
Prop SSnf Sas? 81. 50 bsap bRae0 0bl'
rrop nnI RGsksyf sg LOO ools
Prop j. Barber. Hopkins. St. Joseph sandries.
IIop o,1axe, Ware Mnsseg,oE: t.shl:
sP TsP Bsssa 81 sssa and
, 1864-06-29


cHcLsEAT1, Tuesday Evening, I
--. June ., 1S5a. s
.6Lour-Snperh1e advanced to $7-5a9I.6o. and ex
tza to s7.7s@7 8s, with good speculative demand.
WnIsKT-The market IL greatly asitated, closing
at &l.73. though 100 brls sold At f1.7p.
GEA1S-Wheat In active demand, closing at s1Ss
@l.6s for rcd, and tL75@1so for white, With q con.
timed upward tendency. Corn-Demand light ut
81 Q91.ps for ear; sheled WhIte IL wanted to mob
crate extent by nillers aud btarch manufacturers
$l.12@1.l5. Oats dnl at so2s1c. Rye duh At s1,5s@
1sB.
PEoy1s1osB-Messp Pork clo5ed, firm ri $loIoihold.
e1s askiuk $&1t0. Dulk Meats-The demand is quite
light-shoulde1B are held A. lS@13Hc, and sides at
Hk9lskc. Not much doing In bacon. Shoulders
are held at lie sides at 14H@15c clenx stdes 100
18Hc. There IA gooa demand for hams-commou
lsAG2oc sugar cured 24@se. .~.-
GaocEKIrs-Masket nrul Gss unsteady. Prices il.
regular with An indispos,u5a tho pnr: Of holders
70 sell freely At present quotations Raw Sugar Ii
held at 10k @1s1c: H4rd 1sedncd 233z3Kc. Coffee Is
@5cv Mo1aEEes $1.lol1l5.
, 1864-06-29
u EAL ESTATE AUCTION
: BRY IN HALL.
"Wednesday. Juno goth, at 2k
O'Clock, p. m.

ssr7ed-tSo minimum prlee. Of lowest lid entsT-
81 81 1Pa e
The seer to furnieh Abatraet showing good title
$sEs Sssssd psa sfss
Ia dsp:s i lie Eaaa :a nloek ssa lRaaR
CANAL A5S1 RIa1 Randolph and 1as
KEz1E SIKEEr-Esst OF Dearborn. 80 #. ne1t,
q q sssI ysta
RANDOLPH 81 REET-Qult near the brtdge-ex-
IS Gsllfns pronrsr5y. Hr ,o~,os
tt1:ei Mninan oniy s5Sa-s TO- 6a1sxan. 6x no''n ''foA
MADISON SIRE ET-so1 feet by 2o5 1eet. IN the
e. bes pc Of e. Wss Ssoa
am anG E Elizsba!h stssets. 2. @ @ba'ga1n: Wil be
EDNA sLAcE-so tees front BY 1ce feet deep. at o
beautiful lot fronting Woodland
Doag1as. bsIns = los .old by senatae Douelas. and
SxIHsiEf A4Es 6EsA as5Psr ssiess u sssss @
sS: :ss' sss 4sy e ss ]siss 4sSass Ss
stH s is:Ssnss s2Spsi9 saa Ss,s q Pm vs s
WEST LAKE EsrREEr-seyera1h houses and lots--e1-
E:,ste III rs to be had IN r5
MIaimam 80 pr Foot. S A''" '0' IL S'0' 1'ean0n
Low FEIcEp E1 nfE99PEsRTy r g GaEAP. .;Thrsa lott: u.
gq5nre sna Corner. Corner. eMnLaam only Si2 Also IL
seo s saa &c
nsal and the Fsrk sem!nafy s.sSss &.
Az Mss fiEi{a s;: q ST.
r---~T--;;,,,r~,-z
, 1864-06-29
To Al Who Use Liquor.
" O L F E.
ACHEn
AROMATIC soHNAPps,

AR oMATIC scHNAPps.
As means of neutralizing the delete.tous prop
critics or unWhotesome wnter is absolutesy inyalu-
aba to the traveller 1t vi lnfallibly prevent the
dyeenteEy and laxative disorders which attack
the Ohio, and other western and soutkern rivera.
It stimulates, In moderate degree, the digestive
organs and TINS enables the stomach to reelst the
the universal duid encountered on atourneg. Nor
is this all. The different kinds and qualities Of
liquor tall more OF lcss impure which evesy one
who uses ardent sptrite, as beverage or correct
i've nst necessarily meet with, are no less pern1-
dous than tae changes Of wster and therefore
the Ct hnE awys Ps &c
preciated By d! who have become hab,tusted TO
the moderate use Of et1mu1ants while Travelling.
tie Eidnesa, diseases 81 he bladder, dyspepsia,
and general debility, + ls Ieeomnended NEST en-, a.
he medical profession, and Hospital Surgeons, 0.
Ills put up in qqart and pint bottles IN cases Q!
on1 on ,6e Se boe I'D % sn spd of his es
nature The label: and IL for eale BY all respecta.
ble Druggists aud Grocer=.
upoLPHo WOLFE,
SOLE IMPORTER,
Nos. Is & q Beaver street. New York.
]; L. REED Co.: ...-............-.: Chicago.
su1n9, SUM- ESRspES co..c cInclcnsti hoaii
Agents.
A1eo FOR SALE:
1000 casca old Madeira Wine
r:2tD0 cases old Sherry inc,
2NW cases old Port Wine,
900 cases old CpgnAc Brandy,
Imported expressly for medical and private use.
For sale below the present cost Of Importation.
UDoLPHO WOLFE, New York.
81 The following letter 1s from DF. ]. q, Jor.
dan, OF Cincinnati, to Dr.. Wilson, Of PittsbarZ,
Penn in aEeWer 10 letter OF inquiry Concerning
DR.. Jamcaf abilities in the treatment ug private
diseases Dr.. Wilaon knowing Or. Jordan was ae-
physician to the Cincinnati Cholera Hoepiral dn-
ring the summer Of 1915, and was Professor Of the
Theory and Practice nf Medicine and OF Mlteria
Mcdica In the American Medical Institute, of Lou
ieyi1c, Kv., in 1856! and '52 Dr. Jord3n ID now
Or wes when last heard from. practicing in Csncln-
Air Line,) Where the skeptical eau refer to him.
here ts the letter referred to;
"C1Hc1HNAt1 July e. 1862.
"DE- Wusog-Dcar Sir: In answer 10 your in
quirieR, wouid eay that have known Dr. James.
formerly OF James Lock Hoepital, New Orleans,
and nov Of Chicago. III of and on for the last
twenty years, and thsus Fmay eafely say TINT In
his equnl knew him TWO yesss in New Orleans,
and three summers In this city, and In both places
/ bad occasion. frequently to recommend patients
wanting treatment In that line to him and In every
cnee, go far as could learn, he successful and
gaze the most perfect satisfaction He has, from
Diseases speciality, and has. I believe, been most
6minently successful. know Of no one to whom
I would sooner recommend patient or friend
needing heatment Of that kind, or for any Of the
kindred complaints or chronic diseases which he
In. made lis etpcy, ttao to him. Toa esn, thinl,
, 1864-06-29

uErTKD STATES CIRCUIT AND pDfsTRlcT EoCRTs-
% q. i: ~ s. (. rs Lenay. 1es {Kesisting an enroll
'DS 9es1 coGRe rss q sS9 So5k So;aurr1sa. Es; ~
lid. 1lol.. Meln " Dalton ct al. Judgment rs
Dalton revived.
e. c3y ,n rs RessTs e. nsinnt bansse satstsa
s3cQ5. Thomas ye Litf1ebr1dge. Rule on plain
TIL TO- chow cause why he should not fle sccu-
Loss. Bower ct al We Miner. Judgmen. for
u lila Bai1nin ya mein. Motion to relnstatc.
tiff prodnee book q aseounts.
119.. Roth vs heBean. Judgment iot de-
1Co. Thompson ct al vs Taylor. Same order.
1fo5, Lewis 70 Shattuck. Dismissed
-. People {. rel Of Ellis rs Turtle: Ralc nlsl
Lis is application apr without prejudice.
SO. baldwin et al ys E!dred Ct q. Dismissed.
rs Jacobs 70 Cash, Continued.
Isl. Bolton "a schwarx. Continued. :.
1s; Hanewoat Ct a ys Busler Deposition Of
Vsaes s,1;p na eass
064 Martin " the Pittabnrg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Ie,1lroad Co: Continued.
1857. 1Iarshau rs LatE1on. Judgment for
SIS. Mcelllen rs Ryan. On trial.
:; 1osa knoeiesdor' 70 ;Brentano. ct al: Time to
6i9. Ewing vs Ewing. Deiorlt and reference to
master. -
REconpEn's CouE7-Befors Van Buren, T.
C6suxRen LuU.
80. City ys Lanbcr. Motion to aet aside default.
Criminal Clsss.
II. People va Cloeta, larceny. Verdict OF guilty.
107. People vs snwyer. Gaming. Plea Of guilty.
81. People rs Porter, assault. Admitted 10 bail
g. People ~ Wright ct al, assanlt. On trial,
tNGhct4y.
i. Linck rs Li1cl. Order concerning nitmony,
~. eiegwald ve Siegwald. Demurrer to bill
Oyxytuled.
, 1864-06-29
ph1Juf{efp11fra Murket.

PHnADs1rn1A. Tuesday ESeeiug, June %.
FLoCz-Firms With sales Of supernna At $a.90@s.ea5.
and ext1a at e ~. =
.GnA1R-Wheat buoy ant: re6 Rt {e.1o, and white at
$3.50. Corn quiet yellow s. g. white ti5l9l;52.
PEI 1FpIEUA-ActtYe crude ltc. 8alta Ut l00S br1B
re n1ed IN bond II tie SEQ hrls DO free At sl@s.o.
PnoYIsroHs-AdYaacing AID buo7ant.
MUIsKY-EirM at Il 934l9Q.
, 1864-06-29

(
Especial Dispatc: 10 the Chicago Tribune.J
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday Evening, June q e
GRA1y Wheat ncttye, With sales $3.50 eacke In lots
st 1.2sa1&5 for poor fa1 aud club: 81 l.5o3leo to
common do el.G@I 70 for fair do: st-65 for pstn
do; e15@ laj strictly prime md choice do. Corn
1rmer With sales of 4oas sacks in lots at Sl.sa1 49,
Osts unchanged. saes ebou:t 5000 sacks t. rarious
lote, ut 9sG.sc, part in ttorc ut esc.
FLorE-More nctivs sales were LOO bhls At tha
following prices; surertne at ~ 0o7 latter de.
liseset, single al sssGsco atter, delivered; KAT
SStt@9LD.
Phov1a1oSs-Pork sdyAnced. with Fales Of 6oo bbls
mess and prime at *l9I0. Lard-tales arc 200 tcs
kettle IT lie, 81 ! -
NMsKy-AaIket Is a~tIye. sud prices In come eaaes
had fur.her advanced With sales OF 4 bbs At $.75
Gl,EQ. aId private.
, 1864-06-29

This community will rejoice to learn that chlea..
That frequently mts-applied te1u, We have p..ks
In abundance on our maps, the names Of which
eound well, but when We examine their area.
which is seldom more - than q single block, our
gree @ and beaut,foliy less" Nature has not been
over Lavish to our city in the bestowment Of pic
turcsqne and romantic scenery. She Will require
considerable sid from Art before nc can boast
laEQely .of the beauty Of the Metropolis Of the
Wet.
The Common Coundl is now considering the
question OF nppropriatius tract Of about sixty
acres Of land, lying north and Adjoining the Chs-
adapted for the purpose, and will require but .
hiaing outlay to naks 1t masniacent park and
improved condition, it ia place Of considerable
beauty, being covered with fine growth Of
1oune tIubcr. interspersed with numerous open.
ings and wild flowers Of every variety. The land
belongs to the city, and ttsproposed to sell abont
i've a1es opposite the Cemetery entrance and ar-
npply the proceeds to the Improvement Of the r.
1nalnder. 20 that there will be actual expendi-
turn OF money from the City Treasury.
We trust the Council will make the appropria-
tion without iurther delay. The public interest
i.1.l14t-. l. !. F. v.
, 1864-06-29

President, e. c. Koh'saat Secretary, J. q. Shank.
a9a r. 9Ffas5ss Sspps u; Va! n's o,,n, ,hont
since, and now numbers thirty-two members.
large library has been established by It's members,
and about one hundred and fifty dollars is now In
oa,eers are: Prer|dent, m q. Il. Wa Wendling: viss
President. Z. Q. Taylor; Secretary, Joseph P.
PHILIPPE; Treasurer. !. e. Cannon.
errrE1sTEspEScr OF PoLrcE-TuE "Quo WAn
EAFTc."-The caute Of the People IS William Tus-
tie, upon IN application fora writ Of quo ro,Tog,
came up for hearing in The Citcnlt Court yesterday,
upon rule requiring Turtle TO chow ca1se why
the writ should not be issued agasntt him for
TndeT this ruie lie defendsnt had fled bis alida-
ii sen R thst be- Vas sPP9955,ed 5s the ose
Common Council confrmed the appointment, and
accordingly issued to him warrant authorizing
h1 Rs s9s dntes a sea as e e f. the pcop
showing
FarA.. That the city charter required that a!
communications to the Common Council shopld
be referred to committee, and should not be act
ed upon only as report Of such cosn,it'ee o,.o
sd-Thst The sstion 2f the Board I'd; q Police
nicsted to the Common Council IN writing, signed
BY the sec1etag Of the Board, and that the same
and read to the Common Gounc Ss1 at
eiatins the Icgal.ty Of the action, demanded that
tSe matte. shorld be sefessec IT. 10 pFopes commit.
a majority vote Of tie Council and Tnrtle'e ap-
po1ntmcnt confirmed without its being previously
meeting, consequently the action Of the council
was roid. 1Alrl-That the city charter re-
quirea that all appointments to Office shall
f. npou the advice and consent OF
lie Council and not otherwise and that the Coon-
ell in no manner advised or consented to such ap-
poIntment, and therefore tho appointment was Of
: 50 nj I1nr rf nztEmr K.nf$
no authority under the charter to make the APP
poIutment At all but that such appointment should
he nude by the Mayor, at the suggesuou OF the
Common Council.
These facts were not cont1o1erted by the de-
feadant's counsel get the Court, setting aside the
law as laid down III the city charter decided that
Common NM coencil' ia any y m1nner, a. asaentcd, M he
appointment Was vn1id and the appointee legally
ept1tled to the Office.
Under theee circumstances the application Tor
1xEft 1x{thdfa.11I
, 1864-06-29

Presentation f. and A. m.-0n Monday
evening, after the transaction Of the regular bua
neas Of Lafayette Chapter. No g, OF Royal Arch
Maeons, the Excellent High Priest was presented
with beautiful Sold watch and chain By Excel
lent King Joseph A: Blu nee, 50 slight tcstimoni-
nj Of the respect felt towards him BIZ the members
Of the Lodge. The occasion was very pleasant
, 1864-06-29
Milwaukee Market.
. Especial Ditpatc:tto the cbfcaso 1Tibune.1

MILMAVkEE. Tuesday, uhe 7sp 1s6I.
FLoER- Eemiru!1Y t3e higher. -
GRAI1-Wheat excited, and 1i@l:t higher. Sales
this forenoon and mor7inx Of 1l5 pu At seoe92s On
lEhapge, 57t0o bu as a2ns@2.G5. THIS evening ,he
srket sdy4nced to :. c5@s.lo. Osts firm and searcs
and &c hIther. Corn NOMINAL -
Woo1-Unpettled and higher.
, 1864-06-29

BRftfmarc Market.
BALTIMORE, Tuesdny Evening. June q. 1854.
F1oUR-Ftrtn. 6nper1ne $3.37H $3.50. .
GRA1N-WheAt scarce aud 1fm. Corn advancing.
TuIsKy-UQli at 81 E1aIE3,