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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. G :,
No Ii Law Building, franklin street,

Richmond, march itth, 1861
= conformity with regulations established IL :.
1 Treasury Department, notice Is hereby eig.s q
al pars0as holding ny checks, TO pisseLt than l.
the Treasury Tor psyinca' prior 50 lhs st Of AE.
is6i; aud also those having claims sgsiE,s. this 4.
paT.Tasnt. err requested n present then estl-
1ia Ut prior to that dale, otherwise they w he III
O.. and after thar date, the amount Of ssii ssz1
il the present currency, or it, equivalent
JOHN 3 STarAkp,
Captain EngIs ard 3 Qf5.s..
nh il-2awtApfst
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ntsSol.IfiON IL Co Partnership -ihe concern
- Ut tg!!ian4, Hancs * Weisiger, is thus day dis
solved b. mutual c0nEant. All persons indebted are
IeIatfted to Come and mako Immediate payment,
amt all to whom the canCcsn at indebted are hereby
required to Present their ella ms. The books and
accounts are ~ the Old stand.
40 pULfIAM,
&C kANEi,
March 1ls', 1861 DIX WEISlGER
apl-ts
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COYnREii E..T WAGONS
~ Fer sale 81 pualie auction.
70 wagons aud paris Of wagons
vii, UiuF To- sae T. tGe Ehest u!lider foF cash
or Tuesday, 18Th ApII, 1854, at Bearer Dam, lie
ahese named property.
TnUSIE3, j, Capt and 4 OBI,
NH 40 hl;t IA ,npysr junction
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\ANlEL K WEIslGER,
Successor to fuiiiaIn, flames Wesigar,
AUCTION aud COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Old FeloWs' Hail,
Franklin street.
WIN continue to sell Real and Personal property,
merchandise, SC,
ALSO
Horses, Mules, &C,
1t the Hersc Lot every Saturday.
Thankful for the patronage received while In The
coneern. he sohcits tbs esme from his friends and
the public generally. apl
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LOST. STRAYEn. &c :.

gTIvE Hundred Dollars Reward -rei.ie., last Wed
: ps@isy night. irons M iefC1 a. ire ss.f wa
ta .s ng' tee EichE0nd ara !e;esat sir !, X theR-
MI crunty atgfl blacs Etuia, g ~ Z vraga old
smooth tuiit, very fas; aud spirited and very fat
no ~; tcuiar saask on bim; eisn Que black H.';ni
tap saddle well wGru; one OH bride, with martin
gale one birdie, with curb bit and one bllud bria,c
U.rtcctty new; also two complete sets buggy hsr
prvs one set has only been used four or Ave tnss
q. d the other lag been used for como time, The
above reward will be paid for tho ~nals and sioioH
harness aud no questions asked Aires y,sa,
Proctors Creek, Chct;erfell co, Va.
bit
& ToLEN- 100 Keward.-St0'.u from my stable
= near Nc Battery, q sunday Night last, 9Th
inet dark eorreI Horse asd halter; his left bird
foot was white to The .iiock had cut the right
of his funlp; he was thin In fash, having been
worked: dull: ia III nv amant PAGES and trots The
above reward win to gven IT delivered at my house,
" 10 I--eoi2t. w A ROBINSON.
4 400 DOLLARS Reward Lost, between
gun store rul! Of Treasury notes, 10 the amount OF
s. 900. also, u check on tho Fa mers' Bank for
S2 $50. The Eadcr will receive tie above reward
iy leaving /. with ihc owner or. NJ this Office.
apl IL LaWKEHtE NJ MiEErREE-
q OsT--,in last evening, rear the corner OF l1th
ard Main 81, Scarf Pin, with csrbunce get
liberal re ward Will paid for i,3 recovery, lett
al tho Office of MAI w BENTnhY, Z M A, on
Gary, between iith and 1871. streets.
al tt
Z OCT between ssan and Clay streets, Dte,
Z noat Ring. (straw o:eI) soiitars Any
cur .ii1g tho said ring ard returning it 10 the Dig
patch oi1e will receive $500 reward.
Gp l-A<
s,,DUND IL thc lieia near Holy wood Cemetery,
a phir OF .GL!as' shoes, which the owner can
btai,i At tho Armcry gate, foot CT eth st. 5y tdccl
Tying ;hena and paying Tor this advertisement.
aP | lit
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DnN DUhLAAS Ic~gTd.--sit0itn, il KiCiin Oh,
,fUs} Oh saturday, March 2Gtb, my horse, sad
lie, ana Birdie sci horse is q blood bay, yesrs
Old. IL unda hI2h III good sCyicaa5c c0GdI'ion; nc
has Old Oh tic inside ot hs GIT bind leg,
Gb vc he kana 10 other marx reelected; he hG3
long neck, ALL when Under ;:is saddle ho holes
high h, al. vii gmy The abJve reward for his dc
livery or icr az Information ,hat viii uLabio me 10
get hin again HIC.1'D IHlCa, 60 i,
In Va cavalry, stationed rcar i!cGnlaHd.
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stTJ.ol-- Gu Monday night last, two covs; one
- largo fed COW, with horns saved fl. e:i had
sits III hl: ear6; the Other uadiHcl sized Il GOV,
wish white lack ana feet :@raeA 'slth hole IN one
.sr and sit il the other I will pay the fdm @;
$500 fer tie delivery 81 both cons, "r $3.50 tof
either he hes. iea the sum vi 5000 ioc the appf--
bcnsoa q the thief. WI SAhh0N,e
u:n 3f--S.t ODD FciloHs' Hal. i.'chiGohd
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e~NMr Hundred Dollars iieWRtd--Trs stolen
I from iny residence on Brook :ur"gis", on
3nr... !.iyt shs 2Ttls u ,h- month, the following
article. large gQblcts 10 frtl'Fdc, all CO: i@!S'
glass pitcher, white de, "ae 81 them VITA plated
io9; 10 silver p1tti fork, - -Hiaacr knives, III
breaEias. DO, With white iitndioF, s4ttfoiisie ahi
a..oaua plated . very ias5a hauis 81 bacon. viii
gsc the above reward ~ to seinfn "' Ire Articles
mant,ousl, or any information that VIII lead 10
titai. recovery. ul 20 --JSt! NH y 3..EbD.
----------- ,.---
ON BoiILhRS REV ifD.--Stdy or aioitii
IOO from 70 " - t|Ai - Va "'! e''t."'.0"
ne1i H,e"mohd, Oh kiidiy HSas, INC OH ii,s'
light ha, ho,se I'ii'' -, IL ''. VIZ, n
;. oa his let shoulder ana VII" ststf.l s1;ial9
mars "a NJ p"Ih' ~ inv tt"utu WIZ p0
paid 0i lis delivery az tins ea4n
nah Jj-dtN 'ti't' II "9tl tS
- Z, ;i,1is! Izl,i,rE o,u-9-,t - .i.,,q ,.,u, iIy
! st,.;i. in s:iirv. M ri,i,:;r Hn-s,. a i.Ys5
- lti;. yn!ta O.; IN r;.-i,t nina to-. snGu
:, = s,:. n fnT.hoat cI.i = e.,gu 49, su9; On
fla yish: Inn a1l! give the atsya yCyar,, Tor his
.ay.o'Iy n ,,a ~ far ~; beng 6caa~aa s., tha.
en- ~ .i.,, Alex WALKER.
ma b 81
5,FyIsN IN aio,,,..,v u,rAt. 9S;u MS. \ Gov
- = don red. sbau, f,.;r years ota. ana in laIr
H1~;,- ;,.n,1 si2, Eu,rt:erg are ;;nr;icu:.rlv ra
az 4st,d :, keen u hook nt for such 4 cow A suit
,nI, revar, VIII he pali for any Information re
eo,cit;g ter Junn 4 pAhKsR
mn 3o-3.s ou Brook road near Toll gate.
=. -
Esh iiuh"et i''u" NY $500, ~ Gu "
clock OK. n5ut II the Is. n lnst. y
broun aarr, taear!y black J villa white diamond
ejs,s eun; j., f,yf;at having the inner tau cf the
yioh; hind Loof wiifa lie ZANE as lf h;s "A bal GU,
~ con- Ia N, : .8.tes cavalry s..iIlc v n, rc,g
@ up 80, 80; - - & o
Tne A., ~. yn,oti~n na,rg ~ bc, rcc0v>rv tho
- 49, - -, - -, -. ~
IJsotI Il: rirrpy
,.oh ...,se;.ra-.,t ;.h Va rars,'v
,aro ~ -si.r yysn,1riI,a
nh Z96.i i;icl,mcnd Va.
- ---------=--------------
~ Arden Sc Is, Garden Seeds Just received,
II large supply ot flesh English Garden Seeds,
imported by the Ordinance Department; oni Tor Gale
Early Ycss, l1n:on market, .:a;c!; dvaa.hessi
n.u,iaeal, sfVry, ATS, early dr'.r: cabbage
carrot, cau,liio"eF cucumber, I-ia''oit
Cross. broccoli, mahSel Wdf'z3i tt"t
tn,jcr nsraiev. "a ii.b. suipa,.h
S.yoyv t,y.nn ea-ly v bite sLone yellow etoue
ANA n,,,,Ie ioo in,pia. B1JARKF
80 S0Ilo.- Msrket pace. FFantIm a.
rV OrlCE.-~Tt.c holder OF a negotiable note for
~ $500, dtaysa by simon Slcinieia, dated Oh
Inc Sis: Japarv 1881, snI psyeb,s 4, ksogs Biesor
order. thiriyf Ave months aftor lis date, an,i Oh
dorsed by hr RlaS, saef'ay requested an! required
to present the same '"f ia! i'e"' 20 @fs Barbara
S,eihit'o, attliais'aI'h ~ sifS-n SchNia, eiec'd
Fey nieat OF ''a note n,a % Ie,i@"%ed al sl"il.
~, ,n,v,a., al .ri Iii r,n y, ~
-, -,
nj oiltE-i lofhid any person iron, buying the
NY - my p,nns ,7hins :, low y.e"p p "
M. az, Eroad. betwenn Forsles. and Adams SIS 49,
ti,n al. kOBEE.r y xEnFOnD.
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~ tbs ~
81 Pc
months.
81 Sag Al
slhose y u
Es;e paj
- -
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OCT between Main aul Clay streets, Dta-
Z n.oaa King. (straw colo. ci) soii,alrs Any
cue ding the said ring ard returning it To the Dig
patch oill1e Will receive S31} reward
N;S
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lnn DOLLARS temerd.-Ny storer"oIa, OH
sU.Fiy l9th, between Brosi and Grace si4,
aas Ilohen open Tuesday night and ruop"d OF Neg
lard iabu, ~ ponl1s,j II pieces bacon, thsm9,
si4s aud sipoie.s J ani shoulder "i port. vii
give : 600 fer to- arrest ef da thieves snd return
OF !i,e goods, u isii % sii!cl,s tet4Vefoi,
,,,. 3l-2t+ Z "OJ1i.
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~ IL 1. Tay!0T, Ajct.

Qi@cs and Crcchcry ware,
Fancy Articles, sc,
Consisting al the following AMI other articles
rsxlcr suite, in satin tr0caiele
M4LcgaDy marble top csbsets
Jenny LinI, French, and other bedEt5ats
farior, cane scat, and ether chains
WardTabts, washstands
Icte = tetes, s0ias, lounges
Mahogany dining, parlor, and other tables
lin sales, window shades
Feather heda, hair aud chuck mattresses
shcets, blankets, quilts, pillows
Cups and saaccTe, plates, dishes
Tuif ',asa. go5,cts, knives Gnd ioIi.
tOlA>iss, gas ier, and Chico Stoves.
ALSO,
several Elc geld and silver watthaa.
rln 20 &Ii.LfAMSU& y co. AGIts.
Will BE ADDED,
Sioa;'s elliptic cabinet S. ing machine, II per
ieet order
magnificent heavy silver plated tea get
l clegast toGyy silver plated castor, with IL
*. cups a1d s, oons lined with soht and
ihico cai glass cfniis.
api wILIdANaos-& go: Auois.
4 UCrloN sAis
IA q. cc.dcmuei Dogecs AID Maies.
QuaKYaRaAsgER's CFTC8,
0Hgtcnsriile, March 70 1854.
VIII se!i ut pobiia auction, 1T tits pest, oD
Thursday, AptH II,
80 ceu.!c.:a2d heroes aat IaGiIs
4 large ict Of cd harnCss aud 6sdisa
AL = @gons to0 heavy for t;.e slfsiGes
ALSO,
4 h: g; manure.
g W Il RICHARDS. in.
I.,h 29t.3 Major aud Pos! q ii.
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-. q. r. e &1LIt-~4 uII aGsi.,t II ~fu1.t Sd-Ay,'ui
sd, ~ bc !c.t .: t. .pu jpL.-s.,-.'- is.ut.
= ...c Il, .ty-,--t ::irnsrt. 81
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: FOUND IL tie tcii near Hollywood tetaotcry,
a pait OF .G!ias shoes, which the owner can
,btaa At tho Armcry gate fcot CT eth 81, 5y tdccG
IS Ing them and paying Tor this advertisement.
an l. Iit
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4 s6VALti Hois- iar Eaie.I wall aeii "a .urss &
~ yeas o.I, O. Ilae Glz 81 has u Ell oDe yasr in
s-fsibs, wDfhs well any wLai..
81 l-rt J II MONTAGUE.
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"FiNt oLb DaA IRON AND S.I WoAKS 30 !
Richmond, Va, hisIch 81 , 1864 :.
htiH I'l"pa; having d.'vtn;iaed To pay ne
Il Confederate tax IA its cspitai stogk s,ac.
bodeTs vii AOt ioe:aie ihe stuck IN maxine IN
then !isss II l. EasNREastfIP
ap !-6t a.est
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r.NE Hundred Dollars HeWatd.-Wrs stolen
{ r-aal my residence. on Brook tur"gs". on
sn1.aY nighi Ghe 2Tlh q ,h- monih, the following
article large goblci, 10 fna'Fdo, all ct; l@.G"
glass pitcher white de, "a- ii t.icai "ltA plated
io3 10 E7cr p1.tI fork, - -ijaacr knives, ~
ireasliast 10, With white h1ndi0s saHea.ia ani
a:.3ana plated; very ias3a bans q! bacon viii
= the aa3yo reward IN tiio return u Ire etines
mant.ausl, or any information Tat WI! lead 10
,ltai. recovery. NH 20 -J>tl N@ 3.EbD.
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UgFics OH DON Inos AND ~ Wour- -

.--ilw&swlm "a y
, 1864-07-04

c.1t -. - 49, ~ ~ -. Ao.eo -. tatu 10y ~ n,ss.
=; Sew s,.t.,1 w. ~ e s, s.a nSas sMes
A1nm w,. ~ |.,,.-d =. - So So ~ osvua svau
D.,rv SAT- v,th h,r. ~. .s~sn.ss " 90 M 80
n,tthnnt ssrts - ~ a. AAs e1'Aeo ~ so'''' MI"
Frr,ehte vers an ~. ,,,h. ....,.
for rorn. 7kc for vhest ~ X -, e.s. - nsr.,e
In sroceries the marfet ~anera11r ~ 49, Sr,.+
and nrsett1ed Al the -a,,9t ~ ia -s..nt 1..
ttons in the monetary nana-tm.s+ Tns 1s'a,n.
stan1et rontmne nrm and r5thort a., hs,a .-s.
nrnvtona onot.t1nn.. sa1e. hs~trn ~, aa.e...
dav At vtsterdayA n,tces. storrs m hsnd hn,nss..
ana ia NV Yors arc Yerv leht. ho,ders ara ronsa.
nnrntIv Arm In ther rfeWa nan ~nnfd no ~ .s
vfth'ayeraee stocks On hand.
Thera ia mn,e lheral eunp1v of {,1t- o,a 1ha,sa L.,
, 1864-07-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 2-The notice for pro-
poea1e for the loan Of IS, ,000, 600, being the
amount Of unacccpted offers under the form
cr SIS 900 000,is Withdrawn and the proposals
received will be returHd. to those who offer
ed them.
Senator Fessenden had long interview With
President Lincoln to-day and was subse-
qncntly In the Senate attending to business,
There seems to be no doubt that he has con
sented 70 accept Of the position as Secretary
Of the Treasury.
:. The Senate confirmed the nomination OF O,
a. Gilmore to be Major General Of yolun-
teen.
WASHINGTON, July a.-The Conference
COMMITTEES On the Military bill have agreed
anu will soon make their report to Congress-
Communication Is abolished. and recruiting ID
permitted in certain rebelltous States which
are named in the bill No recruiting. how
ever, can take place on account Of the Nor
them States in Tennessee and Arkansas
Fifty days fs the time fixed for volunteering
before draft
A report from the State Department, &C.
companied with evidence, went into tue Sem
ate to-day rejecting severely On the steamers
In the Vanderbilt line between New York
and Aspinw"l.
Congress is all at sea about the adjourn-
ment. The new Secretary of the Treasury
may want legislation. To.day has been lost
in the Senate; Sd to morrow may be. The
adjournment seemingly, cannot be accom-
pliehed till after the beginning Of next week,
4 fsg oftsuce from 0ccoq1dh announced
, 1864-07-04

Hon. o. P. Brown, OF Ravenna, o., died in
that town on the 25th inst, after long and
protracted Illness, aged II years. Judge
Brown was an able member Of the Portage
county bar, and was an influential member
Of the Ohio Senate in 1867. He leaves a
wife and three children, the eldest In the
Union army.
BEgadtcr General Joseph P. Taylor, Com.
missa1y General of Subsistence of the United
States Army, died at Washington on last
Thursday morning. He was younger
brother Of the late Major General, and Pres.
ident Zachary Taylor.
The n r Esx. Hst of Thursday last au-
nounces the death Of Mr.. james Morss, son
Of the late Rev. Dr.. James Morss, rector Of
St Paul's Church, N. 7. He was born at
Newburyport, Mass., and emigrated west at
m ea1ly day. He lived in Alton, Ill, many
years, and Was well known as an earnest op-
ponent Of slavery. When the Rev. Elijah 2.
Lovejoy Was murdered in his own Office By a
pro-slavery mob, Mr.. Morris received the
martyr into his own arms as he fell piercea
by the bullets of mis- assassins.
, 1864-07-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY Ev8s1Ea. July 2, 1851.
The panic which commenced In the gold market
last evening In New York has continued to-day. Our
market Is in close sympathy. and there hare baen
more sellers than buyels Brokers In New York tele-
Eraphed to their correspondents here to aeu 70 the
best ad7antsge they could Oatsfde holders arc Just
as snxous to eel as the brokers' OF course the
ter, they buy. tbs price, and 1t win Invariably
pEnygs low figure. IT. quite certain that apecu1a-
tors In produca at Yesterdays high ratea are very
etck today prices having dropped from 10 to u cents
On wheat 50 cents on flour, aud other articles In the
sane rate. They have had very lively time to-day
In trying to raise means to carry them over tie hard
road but probably not one In dve has been able to
obtain the needful. These men say that money WIS
lever 20 stringent In Chicago, whie our bankers say
there enough Tor those who really, By virtue Of
their husiness entitled to accommodation. We know
that good legitimate business paper Is eay nesotla
ted At the current rate Of 10 per cent
Th3 Gold market has been thing Of mnch uuce1.
alnty slnce last evening at o'clock. All tosts Of ru-
moEs have been aaoat, a1lnZ the price all the way
from ls3 to 80. The rates may be gathered from the
0gures which We give below. They come from sells-
bio sourees They refer more particularly to transsc
uonsln the office Of Colgate d Hoffman, the leading
bullion brokers In Wall street. The range We have
named above may ba genuine. Gold may have bean
sold at the extreme figures reported There
a1 and transactions take place according 70 the cre
dullt7 Of tho operators. There hardly be doubt
Of one thing that these aimed 1t or
are influenced by the retiring and incoming Secretary
Of the Treasury. The following weze tho quotations
received By James Boyd. g Clark street:
TOTO a. ..2so83l5 1:0o p. p.m...,...esa
LEO 4:oo ,. n ...........230
Here the market opened dull at zN advanced to 49,
and declined to 10@22o and no buyers At the inside
price.
The following dlspatchftom leading banking house
ct New York, gives good idea Of the condition Of
the market to-day:
n. NEW YORK, July 81 o'clock P.m.-Only the last
gold bill repealed, forblddlng transactions IN open
MARKET At tprtsent market hero. Last sales we're
made At 80. Better sel Chicago any balance ron
have On hand, or report Immediately what you have
1clt.n
Exchange to-day Is without essential change, There
Ia probably less Offering than yesterday, nt there Is
no doubt Of supply. The quotations remain X DIS
count buying: par selling.
The following are the earnings of the Chicaeo l.
ton Railroad Company foF the week ending 5uns
, 1864-07-04
American sunday school Union.

American sunday school Union.
At the June meeting Of the Board Of Man.
agers, Rev. L P. Day was commissioned to
labor in Michigan; Rev. E. Underwood for
: Illinois; D. ". Barlow for Pennsylvania,
and two theological students for the sum-
mcr.
The Missionaries report for the month
ending June LIST, o21 new schools organized,
into which they gathered 8,0o6 scholars.
They visited and assisted by donations OF
books or otherwise, 355 other schools, con-
tanning 20, 065 children. They made 3o1 diff
fcrent donations to poor schools Of the So.
ciety's excellent publications; visited a,471
families, and distributed $50 Bibles aud Tes.
taments.
Among the special grants made by the
Board, are Eetts of books for the Sanitary
Fairsin Philadelphia and ST. Louis: Library
for contrab,nda at Washington; also for
freedmen at: Beaufort, 8. c.: seven setts
monthly eeries tor soldiers at New Orleans.
Many appeals for grants were read, which
were laid over from want Of funds. The
Society asks the attention Of tho church to
the growing demand for Its publications.
goes plospcrously forward, though there is
some interruption. From Kentucky our
Missionary writes:
"Guerillas arc multiplying. Ihave 10 walk 10
ny appointment; carry no money; leave my
meet the thieves, surrender by rataing my right
r. r. sessss. s|sEsd; Ss; &C.. s.ii! e. s!$aai?;; Il;
fonr Sabbath school meetings, and organized a
county convention"
The receipts for mission work for the
month were, S5,029.84..
, 1864-07-04

The general produce markets today were yerT
much unsettled. owing to tho decline IN gold yester-
daS evening" and the uncertainty With regard to tha
result to-day. The continued atr1r gency In the mou
ey market also contributed towards the fsebleness In
the tcbe Of The mar kets, and VIC have to note do
clIne In ali leading articles.
There WAS very little inquiry for Flour snd We re.
cord decline in prices aimee yettsrdsy Of 25@rc
bril- with sales Of only aboutsCa hrls. at $l1o for
white winter extras; and 1ss7H4s.73 for good to
choice spring extras.
The Wheat market WAS Irregular and pan1c-ssrick-
en-. with but limited speculative inquiry, and We
note decline on yesterday Change quotations or
912c z buAh. The Gales amounted to about rs 900
bu. at range Of II 1scae.co for no Sprtrg; slsaa
1.95 for No Spring: and $t.72@1-so for Rejected
Spr1ng-the market closing weak and nominal at H..
81 for No l. and 1+91@t32 for No Spring.
Corn was less active and 1c lower than yesterday,
hut there WAS panic. asfn wheat and note sales
OF about to buahels, at IS for No. Corn
$l23Ql29 for No. 2Coto, and u 2I@13 for Rejected
Corn, the market closing steady and moderately nrm
at s1sa91 s2H for MOL Corn. and st sl234 forINo.
Acorn. There being but limited demand for chip
ment. River and Canal Corn dull, with Light sales
OF No. 2 afoat 1t Il 129H01. 80
Oats were moderately active at declise Of ease
per bu1hel below ycserdby'A closlnK quotations On
Change. and We note sales OF O. f0 bushels ut 79as
for No Oats. and s6s17c for No Oats in stptc-the
market closing quiet ii 7sa7axc for MOL.
Rye wSB In fair demand at decline Of e per huss.
els, With sales No at $.l3 aud Rejected 1t slN
Barley was neglected and nominal, but We aote
sales Of rs 0 bushels Aalt-1n,s9 bushels Of which
were fold at s1.eo per 81 lbs.
Highw1nes were decidedly drner, but less active.
and We note sales Of only 800 bb,s Ia los at
closing steady aud fsm at sl.6se16e.
Provisions wero dull and neglected. and the
only sales reported we're 30 pcs. caayaeasd Bscqp
, 1864-07-04
FROM CAIRO.
Capture Of a Tin-clad Gunboat by the
Rebels-Marnladuk Across the Ar
kansas River

CAmo, July 1.-The tin-clad gunboat
Queen City, Acting Master Hickey, was cap
tu1ed at Columbia, on White river, on tie
morning Of the eth ult., BY the rebels under
Shelby, numbering 200 men. Most of the Of
Ulcers and crew were captured. The enemy
during Thursday night planted battery on
the shore opposite where the gunboat was
lying at anchor, and at daylight opened upon
and Immediately disabled her. The rebels
took oil three Of her guns and quantity Of
ammunition, when three other gunboats
came up and compelled the rebels to abandon
and burn her. Communication between
Memphis and Little Rock is entirely suspend
edoWing to the rebel blockade at the Cutoff,
II Is believed that heavy fight occurred
IN the vicinity OF Clarendon Saturday and
Sunday, between the gunboats and reb:l bat.
terie5, as continued firing was heard at the
mouth Of White River. Gen. Marmnduke
with large force Of rebels Is at Red Fork,
on the Arkansas River, and part Of his army
has crossed over, and ut last accounts were
threatening to occupy St. Charles and Crock
ett's Blu1, on the west side of White River
Marmaduhe fs reported to have over 5000
men, with forty pieces Of artillery, and 1t is
believed his intention is to isolate Gen.
Steele from his base Of supplies, and co-ope-
rating with Price, compel him to eyacnate
Gen. Candy moved his headquarters from,
Natehez to New Orleans, and is taking al1 the
boats there tor military service, consequently
no arrivals from there need be expected for
some dayH,
, 1864-07-04
CHICAGO LUMBER MARX EFT.

SATURDAY EVENING. July 2, 1854.
LUMBER-Receired. 1,ec5o(o feet. The market
has been less active buyers evidently having been
Influenced By the tersngemnt Of the money market
The receipt Of cargoes has been rather limited and
Eales were not made with the rsusl brtakness. Prices
still rule very hEm at previous quotations.
sHIEGLEs-Recelved yesterday, 600. Market
active and IT, inadequate supply. Prices hrm sad
unchanged.
LATH-Received yesterday, 10 ooo pcs. In fair de-.
mand and firm At previous quotations.
CAHGu SALES TODAY.
Cargo schr AAhtabula, rom Grand river, sold By
Garw1ck, $4,000 feet 1umbes, u strips, at soo bal
ance mtxed, At S2e.c1 cargo Ellington, from Ha.t 4
lIAxwells mill, Muakegon, 10000 feet lumber, u
strips, balance coarse Mixed sold to arrive at $50
cargo schr F7ofaE from Grand River sold by Iztah d
Fuller, 10 900 feet common rated lumber at slso
1ath at n %; cargo schr R. Campbell. from Grand
river, sold by IrAh Fuller, eo seet lumber
boards, common RATED, at SIS %, lath at S4.Go.
The following are the yard prices: