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may have against parties here, for NAL.
treatment OF their comrades on that occa.
sion,-hoWeyer Indignant they may feel
under the circumstances, they have no
right to seek any other remedy than the
law providesy and least of all are they TO
be justified in attempting to5tnke vengeance
tui such way as toiputIhe lives OF limo.
cent parties. and even Of women and chill
ldreB in peril aap
The conduct of the soldiers In going
around the streets on Monday night seek
ing for BradyRnd Lenox for the ayowed
purpose of chastising them, while the lat
ter. were not molesting them, was clearly
wrong and we cannot commend too
strongly the efforts Of the officers 90 pre-.
vent it. And, If the statement of Lieuten.
ant Hart be true, We cannot hold as a whit
less blamsWorthy those who, on yesterday
morning, assaile1 and beat him SO unmer-
ctfully la the street when bis sole objec.
was toipreVent collision between the par
ties. 9isss men were indignant beyond
measuEe az the Wantons manner Id which
they believe him TO have been abused but
hthat 'commendable regard for law and
order which charActerizes The true soldier,
he forbade them from taking vengeance,
and declared bis determination to enforce
obedience to his directions.
We trust that the proper authorities
will take'steps at once to bring to mer-
tied punishment all who are responsible
for this most disgracefu' scene of riot aud
bloodshed-be they who they may-in
order that the public peace may be pre-.
served, the public security promoted, and
the majesty of tne law vindicated.
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political future iu the hands of the people
where it belongs.
Si Concerning the present condition OF the
country the Times says:
With million of our most efficient la
boring population in the army, the produc
tive capacity OF the country was never SO
great as at The present moment. A single
steam engine, the creation of a day almost
does the work of whole regiment of sol
diers. So rapid is our progress in me
chanics that our means of production in
crease In HVe-fold greater, ratio than our
population. Ifone doubles in twenty. Eve
years, the other does in Eve. Our strength
grows with our burdens, as did that of
Eagland In its great contest With the
hrst Napoleon, to the utter overthrow OIL
bis colossal power, and to become the ad.
mlration and astonishment of the world
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Letter frOln a Member of the .LegIs-
lature.-somo particulars concern
ing Afalrs in Lhe 6anRVW hR valley.
Editors Intsitigsncer: 4
Permit msitO say that during nv short
stay in the City of Wheeling, that demon.
stratiou upon demonstration of open
hearted contributions, and striking mast.
festattons of patriotism have been exhibited
on the part of the citizens aud city uuIhori.
ties, toward the veterans aud returning
soldiers.
on.all occasions his Excellsncy, the Gov.
ernor, has stood at the threshhold of re.
ception, giving cordial welcome to the
well done good and faithful servant.
The expressions of his Excellency, on
all occasions, tell the story of true patri.
otism, cheering the heart and rfviting up.
on the mind the sacred impulse Of the
purer days of this. republic; and while it is
matter over which all rejoice, to receive
the visit of the returning West Virginia
Vetraus, it is a matter not to be overlook.
ed, that there are still Regiments 10 West
Virginia, standing at their posts of duty,
that in point Of merit, honor, bravery and
chivalry, cannot be excelied. The 4lh.
the 9th, and 18th Va. Infantry Regiments,
as well as other regiments, have done
their duty. No regiments, to our knOwl-
edge, have done more duty during their
time of service than the 9th and 18th Va.
Infantry Regiments. They have always
occupied a position at some extreme out
post, and have been continually exposed
to the raids and inCursions of the enemy.
Yet from the great canton aud eternal
vigilance manifested on the part of the
efficient officers OF these regiments, they
have never suffered any very serious loss.
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IfyOu do, use
HOofland's German Bittersl
FfeR ,. NeiutOa BrOsOn, D. D., Editor ofthe R.ey-
etoPediG IF hClioi0WS kn0pIcd9e.

FfoR ,. NeavtOa BrOsOH, D. D., Editor oTthe R.ey-
etoPedEG 9f heltgi0Hs Rnol0led0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in gonsral, through distruSt Of
theH ingredients and oHects Iy0t know OF no SUM-
etSnt EsAsons why man may not testy 70 the bendt
be believes himself TO have received from amy simple
preparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benSht Of others. 80
i de this the moro rOAdilyin regard T. Hooaaud's
German BitteFs, prepared BY DR.. Q. n. jackson, OF
this city, becAuSO was udlced against thGm for
many years, under the impression that they were
ehieny an alcoholic mixture. 1 am Indebted 10 my
friend Robers shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice By proper tests And for encourage
msnt to try them, when suffering from great aud
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these BitterS, ct the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief, and toFatOn
TO degree Of bodily and mental VigoE which had
not telt for SiE months before aud had almost de-
spaiEed Of regulating. 1 th0I-'NS 1nE God and
my friend foT directing me to til use oIInem.
:. J.NA VI IN BROWN.
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Gol. Gallop sntr0uuded the camp and
hred' yolley INTO hem 1efofe ,ttey were
aware of his pFesen killing Eve rebels
and also uniortunately kIlling Capt. Pinck.
ard, Lt. .. w. GFisN ,ldi of this regiment,
Serg't Mccormick, @ e!9th Va, Infantty;
aud morally wound ug ons other Federal
soldier whom the ala2 had prisoneFs-s
Col. lGallop eapt6red eot.J. NJ FeFeuson
and about twenty 81 aus men, there being
about fifty In camp found Capt. Pineks
ards body alta house about one mile from
the mouth OF Laurel seg up Laufefe creek
where he had been conveyed by Col. Gal.
lop's troops; there va also one Fede eral sol ;
dier who was mortaty wounded and one
wounded rebel at the same house. There
was oSpers0n atsthe house e&cept an old
woman and some chill LIQUID tim
possible to get trad poftation 70 remove.
the body ofCapt. Pihc agd, aud employed
Gcttizen 10 bury him Feeling very anx.,
tous to- 'ascertainsttic Il oil II. GsfsJVold.
and the other Federti solaiers whom Z
knew the REBEL fia Il b, s66e 3 II
orderetl Capt Mc6oWn 70 proceed % the.
scene of action. When he got there he
found the dead bodies as they had fall
en-. Lit. GrisWold and Sergeant Mccormack
having to all'appearance lived but short
time-after they were shst There was also
i've rebel soldiers dead on the gronnd.-,
Capt. AeCowu employed soms citizens to
see the bodies of Lit. Griswoid and SsER't
Mccormack properly inferred. e"2 -
Major NoWnan Commanding the rebel
forces offered every facility 10 bis power to
carry out my wishes In regard to the, re-
meval of the bodies Of 1t. GrisWold and
Capt PinckArd, but we could not get trans.
portation in the vicinity. The rebel camp
sis, 4 4. =
Laurel creek and Lick creek, about eigh.
teen miles above Wayne G. q.
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
JANIS r. HALL.
1t. OoI. 18Th ReR,t Y. Y.
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AT NO. SO MAIN STREET,
lover the Savings Bauk.)
U-open for Students day and evening.


rI'RE purpose Of this Institution Is TO Instruct
young men (and women tool in tbs principles
which govern the correct transaction Of pScIniarV
IN Aeeountantthip nndits concomItantS.
BOoK-KEEPING,
stripped Of It's absurd verbiage and Aneisnt pro.
lixity and intrfcaey, aud adapted to nc Eno5ern
mode Of doing business, especially IN the Uuitsd
states IL the leading subject of0tEention ItI LIWs
Whleh are ~ exact unerring and free from excep!
tion a. those Of mature and compFiSed IN vsS SsSv
words are hrst made familiar 70 the STUDENT who
who is then conducted through aconfsa oi pFaetcai
variety Of fornls, till he thus acquires q nj stsT ~
the art which enables him 70 apply Il With 6Seiilfv
to any kind OF business. --,-l.''s
A WRITING SCHOOL
4 open day and evening. attended by both ladies
end gentlemen, whore Without enteFin9 ~ tbs am
eonrse, = good handwriting can be obtained Ia s
ARITHmETIc.
and itu application 70 an manner or
CoUNTING-HousR CALCULATING
receive the attention their primary Importance DE-
mAnd1 The student will 30 made acquainted Win
several modes Of calculation not found Ia bt,oka
tending grhAtly 70 the abbFeViation of his work y
There + open 70 the student also . Geourssof
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, suuaorrtal I.,,.,a
usAges, Finance, Banking and Currency; ~ TnS,iS
Of eminent BuSlneS1 Men in regard "a tbe ~;
methods q, eondncting b1dne8 successfully and
InstruetionS In the above subieets are int,-.,,..
ed with uaxims aud inenieatIons tending ii az
toE1lation o. high ehaEaster as uen and cifiEef,
me SogrSe Of inltTuction b intended 70 81 a
Commercial Colleges while the OEpenSe b tbS IN.
dent Il much les. - ~ ~ ' snS W. 3
IL. q. begS leave to refer those 70 v-bor, n. 9,
5 e me otleeEs Of the bankS IN WbsSIiag
aud BEidgePort and specially 70 III 6tudentS.
TERMS &c.
ESr Ia ne tu sopFse above indicated ths tuition
iGe y SO, ayablg on entering. R0r the rsquI5ite
olank BOOKS y. Tine unlimited; TO remain or re-
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS /
Those haVine Friends in the ARMY

We call tie attention OF all having relations or
foLds in the army to the fact that "HOohands Ger
ne btttefsI Nlu cure ntne'tenth9 OF the diseases
lDdueed by exposure and prVAtlons inoident camp
LIE. In the liStds Published almost daily in the
n0WspePerS on the arrival Of the alex. It will be
from debility. Every case of that kind can Be
readily cured by HOonAnd'S German Bittera, Dis
cases nom disorders Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed. We have no hesitation In
stating that thee Bitt0rB freely used among
our soldiers hundreds Of llveB might be saved thai
WeeAll' particular attention to the following re-
naIkAblS and we'll authenticated cure of one OF the
"has been saved by the BitteFS."
sy- i., PR1AnELPHIA, Aug. 2sd, 1862
HEssRs. JeNRs = kVANs'-Well, gentlemen, your
HoOhAnda German AtteFB has saved my life, There
Of my comrades, Homs Of whose names are appended.
and who were QogniBant Of ell the circumstances Of
my case. i am, and have been fer the last four
y6egs, member of3ShstmAnP6 celebrated battery,
AnaspnAef the Immediate command oECaptain r. b.
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
ardleus duNss, I gBas attacked in November last
with inha ef the lungs and vas for seventy.
two days IN the hospital Th1 was followed by great
debl ityi heghtenSd By An attack Of dySsptery. II
Wls then removed from the White House, and cent
to this city on board the estate q Name from
which landed on the 25th Of jun. Since that time
6t retain spsFk St Vitality Tor Ses or 2oTe sI,
Was eareely able to swallow any thing and III did
force norIel down, It was Immediately thrown up
II could not even Keep . glass Of water on my
stomach. Life could not lAst under such eircum.
been working falfhfnily, though un6uecessfnIIy TO
rescue fOmthe grasp the dread Archer, frank.
" told NE they could do no more for me- and adv! cd
me TO 80 clergyman, and 70 make such dlspoSition
Of my linltsd f1nds q bet suited me- An SeqGint-
aneo who Waited At the hospital, Mr.. Frederick
steinbreNu Il Sixth street. below Arch, advised me-
Gs EorloEn hope, tostry your BittSrS, and kindly
procured ne bottle. Prom the tins commenced
sakng them The Gls0%y shadow Of death Eeeeded,
Though IhAEe taken bat tive bottles, IhaVe already
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6-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aoeor.
ding to the space occupied and the numborof ehaBge8
era, % b0paid for n aaVGRcs ! -,
business Cards not exceeding i've lines SIS per year
OF for Ex months, but for shorter period nothinE
viii be counted les than 6Squaro. =
The privilege Of Annual Advertising = limited TO
the AdyertBerg own Immediate busi nsB; and All
establishments Tor the bonefit Of other prisons a.
we'll a5 all legal adVertsements and adyertIsemontS
ofauctton SAos and real estate sent In by Eom mnSI
be paid for at the usual rates, - : 80
-AdYortiB6ments Accompanied WITH vyr ite,.
ireetlons Rt Be inserted Until ItoFbid aud char Ga
EotioCst for Political MeotnEs to Be charged In n
cases at full rates. =
Marriages, Notieesof Funsrpis, aud annonoems ,s
OF sermons, 90 eOnts each. nonV1l-5g
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For the full toprss above IndIeatea. the tuition
iSe y go, payable on entering. R0r the rsqui5dte
blank books y. Tine unlImitSd; to remain oF re-
tnrn At pleasure. The course g usuRiIy eomnIstSd
In nom two to three months jan7
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A Bree Fight up &C WashIngton, Pa.
in 0OlliSiOn--ssveraIPeopls Woun.
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9atlgs tklliaetrrer
rRNms or ApVRRTIsINa.

TRlLyIsoID LLHRs o. NoSPAREn, toR oSE raua, ,)oA
LESs, MAXI A SouARE.
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They are especially reoommendsd to olsrgymen,
public sPeakers, and persons Of literary habits and
sedeutary llfO who require free digestion, relish
for food, and clear mental faculties.
Delicate females and weak persons are certain to
fnd In these Bttsrs what they have 50 long looked
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rTPaE purpos6 Of this institutIon IL 10 in,.rne.
y young men (and women tool in tbs principIeS
which govern the correct transaction OF pocuniGFy
bustnss4Andtn AccountantShIpn and itS eoncomItRntS
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iR4eeib -. ipor 6ottl6, o. ll1 bOttIOl tDrSAOo.
gos SIsby sisss and psaisrss % even .. MIR i
In rs UhltO1 StAsss and By al thS Dr1EgiStS an
Deale1 n Wheeling. oSt&1
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DIRECTORs, =

NO ARTHUR Aeentf for paving Pension, os,o.
No. MOLur0 House. being The 5SSaS oflce formerII
occupied by Adams ExprOSS COMPANY. b ~ anFI
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Letter fron Member Of the .LegIs-
ing Affairs In the kanRVV hR valley.
, 1864-06-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL,

SATURDAY Evxsme, June \ 1851.
The receipts OF grain for the week have been very
large, and consequent necessity for large amount
Of currency to pay for 1t. This has created scarcity
which quito generally felt Friday and to-day,
but We doubt not an Ampla supply Will reach Us
within three four days at farthest and tho pres
eure relieved.
The scarcity Of currency OF course An over
supply Of Eastern exchange, and yelteYdsy and to-
day, it has been quits drug IN the market, with
very large volume IN the hands Of the bankers. Il
Vould be difficult to quote 1t except BY nominal
1GuFea say u discount buying and par selling. Or
course purchases have baen made by bankers ct coll
sitorably below q H-perhaps as low - y, bat We
believe none Of them have sold to customers oe!o~
the quotation. An influx Of currency, vhtsh Will be
sure to come, will stldsn up exchange TO the Old
quotations.
The Gold market was quiet to-day IN New York,
with very little fuctuation- The following is the
range: 10 m, II, tooH IL ., 191. The market
here Was dull and but little offering. Tho buying
rate 1sa@leo Silver dull and nominal at 1f331s,
with but little Offering.
IMPORTANT PnoPosrr1oS.-One Of the most Inn
pertant propositions yet submitted In regard to the
new National Banks Is that they should keep On hand
reserve Of specle Nothing, 1t would seem, can Be
deEired that will prove OF more service to those
banks, to those who do business with them, or the
public at large, than such reserve; and We are
pleased to hear that tho petitions to Congross upon
the subject lave been gR1ed by Presidents OF banks
and others Of Tint practical knowledge and eIpe
that the National Banks have q reserve Of spec1e In
their vaults that moment new and Increased yalue
will be impaired, not only to the bills OF and the
ahares In tbose banks, but TO all the public securities
Of the Coy erument.
rD The imports OF wool into Nov York for the year
1862 were E7a7l3 d. and for tho year 1857 - ssl
ns; from December Esd, 1853, to April 1861, they
were 2 eso7o6, and for the month ending May, Ssi.
e,ssl,sa7. ....--,..----
The SIS OK, Coo LoAS.-The Secretary Of the Tres
su.y adyestlses for the sale Of 100000 United
stntes bonds tedeemable In 1851. 0ders to be
| ceired at the Treasury Department until noon on
the 16th Of the present month. The bonds will bear
interest at the rate Of = cent. nnnum, payable
eema1nually In coin. the 1s days of January and
July. The bonds viii be for $50 znd upwards. Two
cent OF the principal must be deposited W!sh the
Treasurer Of the United Stntes at WashtHEton, or
with the assistant Treaaurers. or with any National
enk. This loan is made In order to insure the great
cst possible vigor Of operations OF the armies now
moving agatnst the insurgents. The loan u explained
| ipldctail under our telegrnphlc head.
| NEW YORK ETouK MAHKET.-Closlng prices for cash
June I, 1864. Received by FIG saltonstan 4 Co.
Commission Stock and Bead Brokers, u CfAsk s1ses
|
, 1864-06-06

Patriotism Of the 100 Dny men-3O.s
600 Kclnforcementa Join Grant
The Army Enthusiastic.

Dr. j. C. Wilson, of Flint, formerly Sur
gcon OF, the 6th Michigan, has just returned
from the front, DR.. Wilson moved with the
army to Spottsylvanln Court House, after
the evacuation Of fredericksburg, and Was
attending to his duties during the last fights
in that Vicinity. He next moved with our
rapidly advancing aud victorious army to the
south bank Of the North Anna, He then
came back to Port Royal, On Friday last with
ESQ wounded men OF the battle Of Thursday,
fought on the seuth bank OF that river. These
were the last wounded sent to that point as
our base Of supplies wss st that time chang
ed from Port Royal to White House. DR..
Wilson states that Of the 18th Michigan,
which went into the Wilderness fights sever-
nj hundred etroDg, only seventy are LETT Mt
for duty, and those are acting rs provost
guard at the headquarters OF General VIII
coz. ..
~ unparalleled in the history Of the Army OF
the Potomac. It is done with celerisy,
. dispatch and harmony hitherto unknown.
There Is no destruction of property, no
abandonment Of trains, no captures BY the
enemy, and all moves with uniformity aud
harmony, evoked snd directed by master
mind who knows his strength and controls
his situation.
sylypnia, our army was in the garden OF VIZ
eipia, The fields seemed well culnvat aud
Gaye promise of abnndant crops. They had
never been desolated by the clash Of contend
Ing armies, and looked green, fesh and beau
DR. Dr.. Wilson lett Port Royal On Saturday
last, with all the wounded from that point
, 1864-06-06

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tt1h1ne.]
CNc14YATr, June !, 1874
FLorR-There has been an increased drmness
on the part OF holders since last report without
their being able to esabllsh any essential sdVauces
however. and quote supernua at 5d.638.i5; e1tsa
ut q, and family At $7e3.
GRA1a-NheAt-shIppers nre In the market for rcd
and al offered at Il .5n9152 was taken-tho salcs
comprising II .oco bushels chiefly at Sl-o. Nothing
transpred IN white, nor was theks much o1eFeat
Coma better der and for shelleds and psicee a.
vauced 2&3c, With sales OF 600 bu 1t 3llla1B IN
cIeyatoE-closng With sales below tha latte fs'e.
fair demand for ear ut 31Gs, As the lower ospos.
Rye-Nolders aa1 4l.;us1.'5 but the denacd Is hgh:
and prices must be regarded to come extent nominal
At snyth!ux pyef S1.61. Bas1ey-TheEo is no demand
and prices arc nominal.
PHoy1s1oss-An active speculative demand for
Mes Pork and al the city packed to he had At 400
since cur asE. the sales re- ching 5000 bns.
Uo1dtr "a now asklns s51ceos2.to Bulk sides are In
demand st 12c but holders AJAX &c HIGHER. Lard Is
held At 14c with demand At 1s1c. no movement In
Hsus and prices must be regarded As nominal.
W9sk1-A duN market and the demand light
5ls bpls were sold 1t $1.3o.
G3ocxR1xs-The1o was very dull and heavy
market The country trade WAS not 80 setAye u
p,ua1, and IN the large way nothing important ha.
trauspired. We quote Coffee At 4aatsxc aud ouIet
Raw Sugars remain unchanged At 10al9k; hard 70
fined Is quiet And steady 1t 25@.Gc.
, 1864-06-06
SHOCKING CALAMITY.
ExploA1on OF Four mons!er
Vorpe<ioes near Newbern,s sN..C.-
over Seventy Persons In
etanly Killed

bACHELoH,5 N1hEAy II. tst 1131 ~, 4oF4s
Al four O'Clock yesterday afternoon, on the arf-
val Of the train at this station from Newbern.
1errible explosion attended the removal Of four
torpedoss from the cars to The platform. Forty
in an Instant whfe between twenty and thirty
persons, white; and black, were wounded aud
maueled in manner fEightinl to behold
The train which lGit Newoern At three O'Clock IN
1pg four Of thirteen torpedoes, Of monsrroUs
weight and proportions, offended to complete the
blockade Of the Nense MEeE. IN The direction Of
The station platform when an accidental blow,
frpm log Of wood striking upon the cap, exploded
the torpedo The concussion WIS go great that
61st, and 50 quick as TO make but one mighty re-
port. Ike The crash Of Thousand pieces Of artil.
fcIy fired simultaneously: The disaster Mas
one OF the most appalling and heartreading
years. Soldiers whose gallaut1y has been dis
playld IN the battle fields, and whose easetness
70 hear The news from their brave comrades N
virginia had brought them clustering around rue
nity Il q moments time. Heads. bodies and
lltnbs were ecattered for quarter OF mile afonna.
and In many instances 1t WAS fo1ud imposslple 10
recognize the remains Of the unlortuoste yi;ims'
twenty feet by eighty feet, built Of !oFs, Wefe
thrown into the air q distance Of eight hnndfeo
feet, ard s,rnwed the country for great distance
0 Tie greatest sufferer by this terrible catastro.
phe was the 132d New TorK, stationed for the last
Twelve months on this front and whose camp P y
relatives Of the Killed and wounded arc mostly in
New York and Brooklyn.
The kfled and wounded Of tho contrabauds will
b1s tsd eStsins sneR eai
queuccs, las cast gloom over the soldiers OF the
outpoett which will require long time for them
lhe 1ssd New York arc badly maagled. md viii
perhaps die.
, 1864-06-06

SATURDAY EvI1IHa, June 4, 1854.
IUABER-Received yesterday 9i5,ooo feet. With
the arrival Of tho principal part Of tho Auskegon
neet, the mazket haa been mere active and for
goes Of PRIME Lumber therc was more competition
thlz morning ano1g city dealers than We hAys OBJ
served preYtoully this season. For beat clasz Lu-
bsr prices aro evidently 1rnes, sending upwards.
Tho demand continues vary insct1re for common
Lumber, and prl<es h1ys sydsut1y downward tend-
eAcy.
fHEGLRs-Reeeived yesterday $3.50. Market
more active, and frner 1t pysyious Quotations.. We
quote to-day the hesviegt sal4 Of Shaved 6hlnsles
made this seaaon, namely, two millions Rogue River.
II u, soldto arrive.
LATH-Reesipts very mail, and In faar demand.
NAxkst nm and unchanged.
CARGO BlLN9 TO-DAY.
Cargo schooner Mary, from Husfcgcn, sold by
Tzuetde, no teet lumber, str1pE aEE1e.o; cargo
schooner Alba, from Ausfegon, 75n feet best uu1'
bsr strips, At 3lsso; cargo schooner 1llaols from
Nuskekon sold be Troe.de, 30 900 ftss besslnmbel,H
ssrips at Sass; cargo schooner Fisher from Mnske-
ron, rod by Hart 4 Maxwell, &, ,ooo nixed 1onber st
ete.s; cargo schooner 0dto, fom AuskeEon, sold BY
Hart MAXWELL, " atzips, at SIT 10; cargo schooner
Tc.e.ter, nom Nusktron, sold BY Macdonald, eo,ooo
sawed ehtrgleb At $40; 100 100 BhAved do. at n0