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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13
FOR SALE OR RENT.

EURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. AT
j. No. $50 Twenty-hrst street, near the Avenue,
very desirable Furnished Rooms to lot By private
family. Inquire on the prsmise1. jsiS-It.
EOR SALE A NEW TWO STORY
BRICK uUUSE-saloon, parlOr, excellent
base nent-one square west Of the Circle, on Penn.
sylvsuia Avenu :, AdiolvIng Dost Rewmsn's. Lot
tNhlR. Possession given July lat, 1884. Inquire Of
!. WHEELER,
mysl-'! Collectors Ofnse, City Hall.
NOR SALK..-THE STOCK AND FIX
j lures OF the Wood and Coal Yard located At
M. 4es Twelfth street, between 4 and Y streets,
with q lease Of one or three years, ~ tho option
ut t7e proprietor. said yard being centrally To-
Gated 10 'he midst Of busipeGs community, makes
the location one OF the most desirable In the city
The present prorrietor having urgent business 10
ntead to elsewhere, will dispose OF the above ~
loT Prtoe, or would rent ne ys'd ard nKtursr II
teaired. myi7-t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13
DATH RE, 'PENING.

haNhI NtiAFkh
10 90 ,r Zoo NunuEnGr Ia the GltILrus sui slTAIsr
.'rt.u .-rt S'"u that la 'rHs rCoVrnet his
BAlH ROOMS,
r.,. IgI aud I!s = itT"st, batweeu seventh and
sElrAtA suTris, opposite the General Post Onioo.
lhUs" rooms have hcen newly utt"d up and Ar
81 rcd luI ih'c imiOrt OF MA patrons He has AlAo
80. ,.r.'.l, on TIE uprer il"Ot,
EiTH HuuMN FOR L.DiEs,
"a irsgrcllrly s"liiu their pstIvu4se.
. .' val GOLD h,'hp NISayS Ceady. Polite sttend.
.Its'r serve al -i,cLll IN ,lIu uVI1.lm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

nR. LI0HTHILL's FOURTH VISIT
IL az TO WARRINGTON l.. .a ,s
'...., r.prfr IUr- .r..r .. . ..
DRAFNEss, CATARRH, AND DIS
EASEs Of THE EAR, THROAT AND
AIR PAssAeES
Id, zoe. DR. LiGHrHiLL,
Prom ~ 81 MNh's Place, New York, Au,ho, OF
~ Popular TIsatss 90 DRAPNBss." "Ls,tOrs
on cATARRB," n now In
WARRINGTON,
And can be consulted At the
EBBITT HOUSE
for oNR WEEK. until
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE II,
"' DEAFNESS, cATAnRin
aod all the various diseases Of the
rHRoAr, ..l r.. ...
n'. .'-. AIN PAssAGEI.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

l. FURNISHED uUU+E Or COTTAGE
Il WAHTED,-rho advsrtiHaI wishes TO hiFS
furnished house In this city for GlE months or a
yrAr, where feU respectable boa'deTa would be
Allowed or would rent small cottage, furRiH nod
or unturnished, suitable for three parsons. Rent
VIII hs paid monthly or quarterly, Ia advance, and
F"e beet of rnterenehs Eiven. Actress Box J, Ma
tioGNl Republican once Apao-tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-13

THIS MONDAY EVENING, June Il, 1904,
'oRMANCES. First appearances Of toe talented
, 1864-06-24

THURSDAY EVENING. June g. 1881,
BEEF CATTLE-Received to-day at the rAr!oui
Jarda about 2eo head Of Beef CAstie OF which some
sea Or eco head arrived late in the afternoon En-.
tered sales At the various Jards head 1t $309
st2,1. but mostly At 35o0Hs.so per 100 NJ, With a
moderate demand for army esttle, there has bean
sone signs Of Aetvity In the yards, but beyond th
the Asket las been fully dull AID depressed u
during any part OF last eek. OF the entire receipts
Of to-day and tho unso1d stock remaining oYer from
yesterday, there are nearly lfc1 head r<maninz in
the yards this evening unso1d Spectators are Iul-
ittng thciT operations to the smallest poR.the do
gre. and with tue gloomy character Of tho eastern
markets. ahippers generally arc inolsposed to
operate. This principal sales made to-dsy are the
following: Na1lwork & Mallory to II. Webb Il Co,
Is head Of rety extra Missouri st.efs avesarn. 3a
MS. at 37.72H; and George Groves Of EAnsauoo
county, to ~ II. Tlfdep It's head Illinois steers, ave-
raging 1ias Ms. At sss2H 100 ns this Is IN cxcep-
uonal drove Of premium stock. and one Of tho nness
have had IN the yards this season they were fed
by Jess Funk, Of Bloomington, Illinois, and consls-
ed Of four yesr old, three'quarters breed
Du1ham steers. They will 10 shipped through
10 Philadelphia direct Theirs Is no quotabIe
auotxble change In tho market since Saturday on
COOP medium grades; for common cattle there 10
really no demand and any quotatfons given ara but
nominal. It wou1d be far bet.r for owners Of this
description Of 1tock, to turn them passursxr
for a while than to send them in at present.
To effect sales at all, all kinda OF e1pedt-
fnts afe retoEted to, but generally the slow
process Of selling them by ones and tvo.s
to city butchers and the small spectators whose
t1aIeactIons generally l.ited to this kind Of bu
sInete. The prlces paid will be found to vary from
322.&sio: but the latter figure Is 4 high one. The
day has been ~ hot "a accustomed to hsyn In
turing the corn crops than Tor tho shipment Of i've
Rteck for lCn1 6tstance6.
, 1864-06-24

q sEout and Eouslng cheers they dashe at
the redoubt. Grape and canister wera
hurled at them By the infurtated rebels.
They grinned and pushed On, aud, with :
yell that told the Southern chfyal1J their
doom, rolled irresistibly over 4nd int, tho
thoee OF onr 'mfsguided orethren.' - who for
got that discretion was the better part Of
valor."
Another redoubt was carried In the same
gallant Etyle, and the negroes hava estab-
1ithfd : reputation that they Will surely
well said Gen. Butler'. chtef OF Staff
to tall sergeant, "you had pretty tough
fight there on the Left" eyes, Sir; And Te
1ost good many good officers and men,
"How many prisoners did you take SER
geant!n "Not any alive Sir" was tho efg-
nihcsnt response. Gen. Smith says, "Taey
don't give ~ Provost Marshal the isd:t sro,A
BIZ, and don't believe they contribute to-
ward hllipg any Of the hospitals with rebel
! saw these troops as they advanced In
line Of battle, anditw the general comment
that there was less struggling than ever seen.
In truth there was none.
Gen. Grant visited tho front yesterday,
and while there one Of hts aids, who wore no
distinguished marx Of office, was arrested by
one OF the eolored eoldiers on guard. They
would not believe his story. but took him to
Gen. Grant to corroborate bis story. swell,
General, have been arrested by this soldier,
who won't believe my story" The Com.
mander.in- Chiet ideItiaed and released his
atd, telling the soldier he had dona
his duty. He then remarked to his. aid,
..served you right, Sir: AN glad OF 1t, 81
It shows the negroes are vieilant The next
time you had better wear something to indi.
cate your rank and profession, or elac keep
out Of their way" Let me add that Gen.
Grant and staff hare become quite cnthusias-
tic over the performances Of the colored d.
vision. Offit ers on Gen. Hancock's staff, Is
they rode BY the redonb., surrounded By
groes charged, adu,itteh that Its capture was
= most gallant affair. The negroes bear their
wounds quite as plnckily Is the white sol
diere, as visit to the hospital made apparent.
, 1864-06-24
WILL THE NEGRO FIGHT
An Affirmative Answer From Peters
burg.
Correspondents N. 7. Ttibune.1
HKADquARrEns GER. BurLKn, [

!. June 10, 1881.
I find that In my account of the assault
upon the rebel works in fronto Petersburg,
I hardly did the colored troops justice. q
hefore stated, they held position on the
Jourdan Point Road, and connected With
Gen Brooks division on their right. In
tront Of them vas an earthw0rk and three
redoubts. They were first directed to as
sault the carthwork. 1t is proper here to
state that Gen. smith, In common with manY
other good soldiers, while recognizing the
propriety Of using the negroes 40 soldiers
1er certain purposes, has at the same time
entertained doubts as to their fighting ouali-
tier, and therefore wished to try them. II Ia
perhaps needless to add that the quietly bnt
6rm}y expressed confidence of their leader,
Gen Hsnke, in their ability to cone with
white troops, had much to do with removing
doubts which existed, and dispe1ling Illusions
which exist only In Imagination.
The accident to Gen. Kinks, alluded to In
my last letter, deferred him from that active
participation IN the fight which he other
wise would have been sure to have taken.
As It was. suffering from his old wounds,
acded fresh brniees and contusions, he still
persisted in directing the movements Of his
division, and II Is bnt stating the truth to
say that the beroism thus displayed bY their
commander ins, ired the officers, and through
them, the prlYates, to deeds OF valor. To
return, the charge upon this advanced works
was made in splendid sty1t; and, as the
"dubky warriors" stood shouting upon the
'pa1zptt, Gen. Smith decided thst s'they
~oujd do, " and sent word for them to storm
the first recoubt., Steadily these troops
moved op, led by officers whose unostentA-
tious brnyety ia worthy Of <mulAtlon. With
, 1864-06-24

This Ia tie on1y medicine that win cu9a dsssss9
Ariaa8 ftcn an impns stats e tho blood. NJ
, 1864-06-24
NEW YORK GROCERY MARKET.
For tho Three DsYs ERaizx lane III.


toFI9z- thtre IA Aomc inquiry from th. Trsaa,
ano = tae Ia axsta rho market, teere
81 aaso Ss,,9
ooad So Gsel +! cs,t. H.
aa22h4ssc: oi1eoent for cash; ana SIS st. Domino.
quilt bnt liflu olspnsiton either upoa rns nafs
sses .n, qs r
1ss .Fd fS.,s I'D fo5 e c3:a "a
90. 10 = nd is: i ~. .eois IS, ii s: 2oso
fss1s r.s A@onds II IL s9aoa shsea s,{Es e.
2:o brh cn7ssnts 1so cas 81 sAZdiaes: 9's oxs
On prt1ate terna. Dried Apples are ifu1; sou IS
s.is sola soa 4 sh * aa:s
Asatss,s-Taete y !. steady good demand. md the
Sstae, s6,sa hgssf si
hbds 81 81. forto c saSs IL 81
s.ssd e. if5s ca ss''ss
o. :ptevtous CONTRACT, on 1erms not mste pab1le.
ior 4sps 7eas
e. e.
GENERALLY are lower and nominal. - nntice, pra-
4 "a s. a:t: ess -
r. p11ces q no. ne. b. be realized Ho
@1a9 bales Cloves SC and ~ msta Cas4ts T5c
tCaAR-is hot active. but there IL steady good
fesngs are light At gradually imarnvinF prlees
hsye sEsin 70 ad1sace orr au tEi2Rs Ae r.
ob!e,nsble =; ons rsy,,td asnrss nesd u = re
b. ds Cnba at 14a1akc; $40 DO ID bond 1t 11Kait5c
r. do Petto Rico u l9Ac: 1os 90 10 pond 1t lK9iA
16H: and in Boston. for e1p?rl thence, baG1 ia
MIA On term ngt r. p99ile Tue ssoct yesterday
and LAS Ehdt melado.
TEA-Tbere Ii rot ruch activity In Whole parcels,
but the mari ct fetnAina nru, at Steady p-ces We
notice 7ol half chests colored Jaoan do and ssu
casss nI cofored Japan, aud 3.o8 Oolong, part from
Ger ond h.nde. =
IdcE-The Bgnp1Jon the market is moderate. aud
Eangoon pold Ut iii ..ool2.oo; and 80 d. Rsugoon,
$3.50. In bond. cAAb.
, 1864-06-24
GU II e OF II 9 r. l. F
Or. Bakers Specific.

This elegant, popular and lnsallib1e preparation 10
Celebrated Ii Ill tor lafKs cities for the cure OF III
yate pisessrs Is now offered to tho Afflicted aad var
ranted 10 cure al cAsra OF Gonorrhes, Qlesr 9trte-
tase, Seu!oa Weskneas Chordee dlsoesss Of the rid
ns5B sno bladder Ruc Nil ckt the sexual or
Dr. Baseta SPECIFIC il the only aafe aad relAoie re<-
edytfor the cure OF fpermstcrEhea generally seeta
seminal weakness, can1ed By scitRhuRe, Of excessive
31dass epes. vhich is nov 80 feAzfulfS prevalent.
the Aidreys, bladder. Asxual organs? Do NOT nex-
leCtit. Delay IN dangerous Procure At once that
celebrated remedy. Or. Bakers Sptcinc which hax
cn1 Cd thous .nds upon thousands savsd them so@
the hands ef meIcieea QuackpN It not from pramasQfe
ana sE1F CuR1tG KRhEDA. requiring no n sdisal
, 1864-06-24
Wool on the michigan Central Railroad.

IdcE-The Bupp1Jon the market Is moderate. and
pftcte are well supported; ly575 hays Arracau aud
Eangoon eo!d at I'll 3e012.oo; and 80 da Raugoon,
, 1864-06-24

The following Is list Of casualties Of the 7yth
Il1inofa Infantry Volunteers slnss the regiment
lttt Cleveland, Tenn, A.y sd 1854, on the Georgia
campaign:
xuLsD--Corp. Ira Ryan, G: Charlie. Wocker,
corp. John q; Vsught, 4; james 4. Andrews, u !;
1aEss II; sherz, /; Thon4s J. Fra.hu.e, Z |:
WouSnaD-A.l. Henry A. Rust, Corp, John
iiss i, Ierb. =: Leos.rd N. Goot. ts =:
tss AZ pieht.aberF, 4. slightly; Fred sehvsppe, 4.
nasn.1, sx6t1 Aodfs1 R.dst s.sff' 'iaht'3 9sIc
Joshua Worrell. 3, sl.xhlly; Vim. Y. Tracy, B,
tlf:ht!y: Corp, Joseph R. atwood, G. severely
vettrees, c, slightly; Thomas Il. Coner, q, Sc
ts5fy t s, 4he.. aaa,g YHten dF.
John F. Medtosd, E. 81 ebtly John L. Rosaester,
F: slightly; I:nAc shunate. Z, severely; lat Se,9
F. s',eh.ly: Corp Matthew 01sr. F. severely III.
;an Wstars soen .jt:bt1e Wseenes slightly Apasus
1st serg William h. Holiday, Ii. slightly; George
Butcher. q, slightly; Giles Collins, Il. sf!yhtl1:
MenIy Gochenone, slightly; Capt. Abram ].
3. slightly; Robert Tempest, 1, slightly: MAJ.
vile Chamberlain, G, slightly: ] ohn u. Prouty,
g. danzs1oaslyi Theodore bracke, 4. al1ghtl5.
Gosni' Ihos, Y. Smith, B. severely; Lorence
ne,n,1 nnsns b sGhy; nuSh .ah;x + afyo siRht
ley, D. severely; Z. NJ Davis, e, sevarelY; corpl.
John G. Conover. E. severely; John II, Noore. r.
slightly; Joshua Tyler, Il, severely; Ale1, B.
Ksna1at. q. slightly: Dav. F. Hutchinson, 1, ne.
EerelT: 41c5.l Graham, I. severely. Thos. r.
yerely; George ": Sweet, i, dansefoasiJ; Thos, o.
PignR, D, severely: Francis Dinenan, I, se-
vsFelJ, Vim. q. Btdd1e, C, severely.
, 1864-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THuRapAT Ev1N1N6, June q, 1884,
Ths mArEeta have all been 3eyeriah to-day, hut
much less 10 Than yesterday. The transactions do
not reach ore half the previous days figures. The
decline nas bern about seven to nine cents On wheat,
and ether articles Of produce IN about the pro-
portion. The demand for money hiss been brsk to-
day Al the resus OF the immense transactions Stster
day OF course. 1t we'll understood that operations
ssrow carried necessltAte the use of much lesa
money than would be the case uuder what may re
called the natural ecurse OF trade. OF the one mil
lion or more bushels OF grain sold daily, perhaps
Eagdfy tenth part ts purchased for shipping. but
simply TO self again within the next half hour II "
ftAilon In figures should warrant or compel the
operation within that time. Fortunately Tor good
borrowers their demands upon bankers are very gen.
eraiy and promptly met, ana at the usual rase OF 10
per cent.
The small amount Of produces now shipping cast
hss the effect to stlen exchange and pronounced
very clofe to-day. Makers hare only allowed OF,
~hlse bankers have conned their sales to customers
atpAr. They have eiEher refused to sell to outsiders
At all, OF have complied them to pay eusl pteml.
I'm. The proper Quotations arc " discount buying;
par selling. Exchange will, without doubt, bo still
sofer, before any weakness In tic market will Be
realized.
Cole has been more quiet In New York today than
yesterday. The range hiss been rs to as Kach
ttaler has had bis Own price, the necessities OF hts
cnstsmtr Influenced him. OF corrse sill quotations
arc merely nominal. and can htyo NO influence on
buyers or ssller1. Each makes the best bnreatu he
tbs rasge OF 1ssa2l9. the pfce being Influenced By
tAs ausonnt wanted offered, an the anztestes Of
tbs tuyeE og seller. The sellers hare tar exceeded
tbs huYeEs In number and amount, and the brokers
have accumulated considerable piles, which must
take their chances IN the New FORK market 43 hours
hetce. Silver II Quoted nominal at 19oa7oo. Cans
dA currency 1coG2o6. sets weak and declined TO lo
The a4oant Of dTe per cent legal tender notes
eAEcs1lsa By the Government up to Saturday last
was ssso.7oo: There IL Alao reduction OF s17a5s
s's Of satstandrg REeenbseksof the ordinary oirca-
1aton. The two Items put together mako = reduc-
heA Of 4:f.l4e+572
Thu Eew Issue ofthe loln of 1851 IL IN good de.
Ha1d 1t New York st l16k, with tridnr conceaston
10 brokers for lsrke Amounts. The registered Issue
Of the old loan WAS 1o7 Did, without getting auy The
"p1ofetoAal pssriots who bid ,1on par to la.k for
The loan 1ose no opportunity to decry the public
ezsdlt, bat without effect On ths other hand In
ysstoEs wis we're persuaded to rely on ~ 10 bid's
a1e earnest not only to buy At 1851 mt equally de-
farons Of paying In tu get the benefit Of inerest
in gold for ten days.
NEW Yo11 61ocx MARxnr.-Closlng prices for
cash, Jurs ~ 1854. Received By r. @. SaIionstsll d
Co., Commission STOCK and Bond Brokezs, 2i CLARK
, 1864-06-24
A WORD TO THE UVFORTJr.
NATE.

Great cautcn u Necessary IN cas-s OF private dls-
ease? y AVOID Imposition. ~ totng to = regular
phtsieAn Jou peril your private reputation By xofnx
TO an ignorant private practitioner you peril your
health for lite tavoa tce latter you would tas IL
Eesl, manJ Of whom can neither read vrts.. 4
hlnt to the wise is sufficient Bear in mind that with
pr, bA1er12Retlf Ire yD1 can CURE f0UtsSELF for
ONE-TEETRTaE MONEY which either viii charge,
without ef suge OF DIET hindfsnca from ous,n
This medicine IL aR1eeaby adapted to both sexes.
ma!ea snd females, and may be ased by etther seq
With the same csrtal1tJor success u curing All Dis
eases Of the Ae1ual organs cA1eo1 ~ con,agi3n or
we ness ~ its acton chiefly sprnt upon tho nu
Gus membrane Of these orYars, eh2nglnk morbid
membrane, checking the ti.eharzs, and inpartinG
tons and energy to their weakentd condition.. DF.
Bakery 6oeclnc IL az1eeabls 70 ihe sAsts. IL par
fectY AAte harmless to the aud viii
edecfuallY cure tho WORST CASES OF secret diseases
and restore thu patient to perfect state Of hdaith
fE-jn long standing and obstinate caaes Of aoa
ofrhen Gieet and Seminal Weakness, Dr.. Hakesa In
ectton Eiil be- f1und valuable 1asst4r to his 9na.
rffc IN eupduIrE tsease, and should be used n
eOuInpction WITH until perfect cure ID +nected
treatise on sexual diseaeest called the "Self In
accompanIts each bottle Of tho speeinc which cs1 b
bsd arsts sbe oca vbere 1t Il sold OK it Mi -
fur1arded N aoy ID res On receipt Of two th1to-
cent st1mps to prepay postage on tho tsne.
~ tTtce-pr. bak Specific, - Der bottia.
+" "F1ice-Dt Bakers 1p plettton. u per bottle.
se1s Y cypress to all parts Of the country q
T0~ PTtpare.f only By DR.. &. EASTERLY, st, Lou
:. 10 FOR ssic at pr. 3. RAsrERLY 4 cos Family
Msut tns Store 70. ~ Madison street near tho Pod
omce Chicago, ILL., te2kh.7E13t xAyto
, 1864-06-24


HOGB-Receiyed at the various yards during the
day upwards 500 hoogs: entered sales amount to
54s2 head at but principally 1T ss50@9Go
100 The impression wasyeEy generally 1t yester.
day that the a1tmuu In the way Of prices had beea
attailed, tits opinion, however, WAS prema-
ture, a. Ne. n1d that tc-dsy, with extra
ordinary receipts for this por1od Of the
year. price hare gore SC higher st, and that the
htkht price paid yesterday namely $780, has bsco
paid to-day fer hogs Weighing liz Ms, 1911 ns t9i os
and 2d7 ns, all Of which OF couzse prime corn.
fed hcgs; but spch priees to bswllder many Of
our NEST experienced operators, some Of whom es-
mattnK present values by the past slmply spac-
atoEs, only predicting that this state OF things
muet speedily have an end. But with
the Eastern markets In their presant excited Rtate
is clear th4t bat little else could be antIci pased
The unprecedented prices pat for pork is enough 10
induce even hjgher pricea than now paid for
Our special dispatch from New York last evening
tesds thus: "Pork opended very unch excited, aud
prfces advanced $1.75 q brl, but closed dull and
dropping at about yesterdays quotattons$aa % Eor
Mees; $s9 soG4l.19 for Few Prime: t33.ss93loo
fer Prime Mess." Packers IN New YORK,
are. therefore, with such margin 10 work upon, do
Ing Il cir best to tupply the market teIe u3ps3ce
dcs Iedly high prices Tho OILY stock remaining Ia
the {A,ds tba evening unso1d eoussts OF the hog.
ctivea during The latter portion Of the DAP. The
parket closed this evening active and 1rm With
further advance of25c On Yesterdays quotations. or
At 1yE on Saturday = pflESR,-
, 1864-06-24
PtetAbxrx Oil Market,

Butiness in the eli uay Was not very active: bny.
IN did not manliet The same activity and pessev=r
vera Hing to purchase. Tha de.lre Al NOT strong
and thsJ ?. referred wslt,ns 70 xes further word from
not large. Thar, ce1pts by he Allegheny River sinca
cur laIs only amounted to ~ bEt. ttw daJa WI
solve tse question 70 whether pr1ceS reached
the top of not Tso market 30 rs looaed weaE. An
ether Let of amnsr oil as1lved yeeseEdsy. and Eas
county.
tEupK-1ha market Wa4 moderately hru, Tho
1tock operate Ia quite small. The oniy trans
that AIne nnder nur noncA weIe rht follow
Asc 1obFs do 4sc 1oa btls nher oil, Ia b1iE uack.
4Ets 1ctns1e4, &c. This Last named oil IL 05m tba
, 1864-06-24

/
etEs May Queen, Keith. N,,v.ukse, suniries.
pIonn Wr1rssnf Rriccs EnTeie anndEs.
PYon bsxber Hops ia sr Jostnb l. I'd R r t,es -
| brls nsh.
Blk Fess,so. MeEon:ia, Peatxo, san n 'n inn5es.
18th, -pA' '>'A''' 49, A '.'Aoet ~ ~
BIlx FAshion, Clydetde1l, Nenomonee l6o n lumber
% n latn.
Rt!k Canopus. Lloyd. Rudsfo, 10 tons coal.
8chr Jane Ann Marsh. Bnr13 Culfins wool, 3.113
| ties, 80 s.teg!4ph polso
sear 1dtrosdsc Grimm, By tisy. isa a = iumSef:
| scrr F.ro. Bogxs. OsweKo, Ssa tons Gal.
3chr Arm old tJo oEnsou. Buffalo, 100 tons water
p.pe:
scnr Rellsrsn, 3alligau suifso 10 "a lombor 100
] n Ia fsv3 Grand frAv~r e. - =
schr ltye Oak. Moincrxb. Buffalo. 16p lurnoe1. Is
r. lath: from ttaEri.yllle,
schr CNEper Ctty. Ihonpaon, Green Bay, $500 cedar
| Cal, Posts' =. Gun Heod.
| eenf s!nRI, CA**ei Mapistee. rs m lumber.
& sehr nottaesn-f Mll!sr. ha!apszoo. q n lumber.
ss1r hse.prSciy. pay. ply city, 255m lnnoe..
| SSpx SSsppx f31tao' E1H atines, bnnslo
sschr = I'VE, 2n u1oefu' noaan as1en y CO. oark-
Sen! Uoint inonHS AnakrEon, u IN lumber
schF chF ii, Y, w. snEks = n lumber
scbF }@o.sRh!ns @ & a2resdss: Finasan. Gfcea Basn.7o N
!utnheFs ~ n Ayes
schF &c Irwin. Passens, Psckasd's Pier, 10 cords
sch[ hr Thn,, H., nein; 1l Onion GtS p cas- wood
, 1864-06-24
A GREAT SPRING REHEDE

At no IL the sv7 dEu open to the 2:s8ck1<
disk a1e IN the aPhlNG The blood sinz bla ack ~
1nick El.h hpmos and decaseo m.s'er. the ston-o
KLrgea Win BILE. with co1t1yene4s the hand,
great looHness on the otcsr. pfnva1. anu the PAan
resoy to mix under oiseass. To meet the rx1 <cnc1
Blood, and " the saEe tine vtHne aid ilf
TO the whole ptJse Il nsehner.. NoEedirine ID ex
lattuce will spf edty edrc uslly accomplish
inst eb;ecs ~ Dr B.s' 1odn, md ssts*,*tilta
it, the best remedy Known.
WORD To TnR erBLIc-As there aze pessout WHO
are not a1A1t Of the uIEortnce SAssapArIla pre-
psrar1ons We VIII warrant Dr. EAstst1y's Iodine and
6arsapsrlla, 4iI lines oux~r. cheaper and be<t
pa11ll2 bot pulity,nx medicine now offered %
the Ianlte or % moncy ~. be =; en fern.
II Pr1ce-The IpdtGe am a&f-ApAEilla IL . boti&.
P11ec-GridIcys Salt Rheum and letter Olntmens,
. Gems per totfe.
!" PepnreI aud sold by nR E. EA5TRRLT 4
Co corner Of Third and Chestnut itreets 9s Loute,
R 8ald Rt DR. AsTERL7'9 Family Nsdlctra
GtoFe 80 Madison street. nosr tho Post Qf1oe, GIL
caso, Illinois,
, 1864-06-24
CHICAGO LUMBER r1AhKET.

THuRspA1 RvKH1Sa, June r. 1874.
1UMBER-Rectfvedy yesterday, LIS, 800 feet. Mar
ket still very active, with small and ipadeq nate
supply. Prices ruled very drm Ut preyions quota
lonF, With upward tendency.
SHINGLES-M Market VERY active and 1Ysu. ReceIots
still very limited.
LATH-Receiyed, JeatardaY. 10000 pcs. Market
moasrately active, and nrm at previous quotations.
CARGO sAIEs TODAY.
.Ca1Eo schr. Bacchus from Grand Rtver, sold by
IRISH l. Fnl1er. an old contract, 40ao9 feet Ash at
e25co; IS ooo feet Oak at t25oo 10000 feet White
wood com. at slaoo; cargo OF schr. Faeh,on. from
Cedar River, sold By Wood. 15o, 90, feet lumber X
strips At 1s1ro, coarse Mixed 1t slaoo car
go schr. Perdlet1n, from White Lake. sold oy Dal
spttn feet lumber. strps It &l9.s7H: cargo Of
schr. Tempest, from Flat Rock. sold By Col. Loons,
1&o.oto feet lumber, y htrlps, 1t k2ole.