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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
mo. 273.l

mo. 273.l
AN ORDINANCE TO ASSESS A SPE-
ian.street, from Madison road to o6urch-street.
SEcTIoN1 Be il ordained By the Oily Council Of tte
and one mill be levied and assessed on each foot
front Of the several lots Of land bounding and S6Tt-
street. as the said lots delineated and described
in the Civil EngineeT,s plat, now on record in the
grading and Macsdamizlng with broken n stone,
from Madison rosd % t to Ghprsh S
SEC That the owners of the several lots of land
upon each foot front of which the sum aforesaid is
assessed, shall pay the amounts Of money, by them
Contractor, Within twenty days from the date Of
this ordnance be subject 70 the interest and PEN
Done al the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
snnat this ninth day of january, in the year
eighteen hun0eH john fhS hfS TfS0RRkNoE, President
Attest: SAM. L. OoRwINE, City Clerk jall-c
NOTICE TO. ALL. WHOM 1T MAY
IN CoNCERE.-Notice is hereby given that there
Cincinnati the following Ordinances, viz: -.
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Front:
the City Of Cincinnati
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Smith
Te sraSe and pave with Liberty
street, ON PendletOn; street to Price;street
walks on Melancthon street, from Cutter-street to
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Margsret-street from Linn-s street TO Gutter
In pursuance Of the law, said ORDINANCES were
| twice read, laid the table, and the Clerk in-
struced to give four weeks notice of the pendeney
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said improvement to be nlOd in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount OF
/ damaged claimed, within two weeks after the OK :
piratOn of the time required for the publication OF
| such notice, when the same will be taken up Tor
maj jsiidW rSSOA' SAM. L. eoRwINE, City Clerk.
RrOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN CkkN.-hotiee is hereby gwen that mere are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Gin
| To grade and pave, with bowlder-stoneI Bard
| alley, from Liberty st. to Oliver-st.
| To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone, College,
| alley, from Webster.st. to Liberty st.
| To grade, repair and pave, with bowlder-stone
Hatter's s-alley, from Ra,e-st to Elm-st.
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
Wade. ST., from BRymiller.st, to Dudley st.
To grade and pave, with brick, the sidewalks on
margaret-st., from Bayniller-st. TO Jane-st:
To regrade, repair and pave, with brick, the side
walks on Clinton St, from John-st. TO freeman-st 81
In pursuance Of the law, said ordinances Wer'
twice read laid on the table, and the CLERK IN
struoted 10 give four weeks notice Of the pendencl
The law requires all claims for damages, that MAJ
accrue from said to be hled In writing
| with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount o
| damages claimed within two weeks after the ex
pration Of the time required for the publication
such notice, when the same Will DO taken up 10
N9ed dsai-dW ISfsSH' SAM. L. ooRwIEE, City Clerk.
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MULLER 81 MAY, PLAINTIFFS, VS..
w MOONEY BARKERSTOHE, Defendants.-
In attachment before @. +. Hanselman, Justice OF
the Peace, of Cincinnati Township, Hamilton
County, Ohio.-On the 18th day Of December, 1860,
at our instance an order Of attachment was issued
by q. Y. Hanselmap, Justice OF the Peace, against
the property aud effects of defendants, for the sum
OF Si73 65 and said e set for hearing on the
8lst day Of January, eight O'Clock A. M, 1861.
Dated December 81, 1860. 49, .
de22-cFsR MULLER MAY.
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OO YOU WANT A sKRVANT. or Any
EVd scriptiont Advertise In the DAILY PRHa6.
II costs but . trias, and yoa Win soon base yoU
want sEpPllsA.
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IN ATTACHMENT e FORE q. II.
Il AHAEsELMANH, a Justice Of the Peaee;oi CiP1eitn,
Gordumus Co., vs. Thomas d. Wilson.-On the
18th day Of December, 1860, said Justice issued an
order OF attachment at our instance in the above
action for the sum Of Fifty dollars and twenty
Ave cents and said cause Is set for hearing before
said Justiee on the 9th day Of February, 1861, at
ten o'clock A. M. JOHN GORDUMUS 90: .
Dated December 90 1880. de3l-em-
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A DENooRATIo PRnoE-Priuce Paul, of
Wirtemburg, whose death, recently, has al
ready been mentioned, was well known in
New York City, and was highly esteemed by
all with whom he was acquainted. He spent
several years in the Southwestern States
and Territories, and the far West, employed
in such Investigations as formed the chief
employment Of his life, and many of our citi-
zens remembered the pleasures they derived
from his interesting conversations. Paul was
a very Democratic Prince in appearance and
manners, and could accommodate himself TO
circumstances with as great facility as any
of the hunters of the far West. When in
New York in 1928 he lodged at the old
Hotel de Paris, on the corner of Broadway
and Wall-street and spent great deal OF
his time in a,lager-beer saloon, at that time
kept under the establishment by the Hunga-
rien Count and Countess Dembnski.
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RnIed RiIl-head Paner.

OOO REANIS Q, 4, @ AND 8 TO-
%OO sheet-a fine quality Of Paper,at ~
low price. ,,o,, ~, ur,,,,,, N woons
no2I ~ and 10 Wainut-At
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I'm WNATTACHDIENT-B q, Il. HAN;
III I-SELMANN, a Justice of the Peaco Of Cincinnati
Township, Hamilton County Ohio-F. Hirsh and
strans late partners as hiIsh = stTaHs az s
instance an order of attachment was issued by sad
Justice Of the Peace, against the properly ana si
dollars and ten cents and said cause Is set LOT near
ing before said Justice on the 9th day OF Decemper
at eight O'Clock A, M, 1851 ,,nsr, a eTp ITO
Dataa Oscep,har 20 ls6O deSI.tM~
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POPULATION AND DWELLINGS, IN PHmADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YoRK.-By the late census
there appears to be 8l4,277 persons residing
Fl cen persons TO a house. In Philadelphia,
56ao34 inhabitants, and 50, 979 dwellings
only six and half persons TO house.
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On the 9th day cf January, 1851, at the Mar.
ohants' ExohAnge, in the City of Cincinnati, at
Auction, 4 Promissory Note, made by CHARLES T.
Dnmont, dated oincinnau, May l6, 1860, due hye
Interest pay able semi. annually. Said Note b made
payable 70 the order Of h. Thane Miller!
ia5-o JOHN ROBINSON.
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INSURANCE..
CHOICE
FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
BY THE
ETNA INSURANCE co
OF HARTFORD CONN.
Incorporated 1SI0s-Chartsr PSxDOtza2
Uask OapItaI Enlarged hsIf . kissGs
Of Doliarsl

a GsRNOY ESTABLIsHRD IN OINGTN,
~ EATI In I815. ante-dating all present locA
Insurance companies and agencies in the insurano.
business in this city. Thirty years constant
duty here combined with wealth, experience, enter.
prise and Iberality, especially commend the AtSs
inguranco Company to the favorable patronage Of
thiS oommunity-standing solitary and alone, ths
solo survivor and living pioneer ofOineinnAe unaeS
The largest loss ever sustained BY any insuranel
company at one hre in Ohio was by the hstnap q
hiliicothe April, 1882 and amounted to Sll49si o.
mSstly paid prior to thirty days after the hro.
LoIRen paid in Cincinnati during the past stx year.
- .
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TN AITACHMENT.5B BEF0RE Q;cB.
clnpafi Township. Hamilton County, ohio =
Michael Riley %. Russell o. Hara' principal, ana
the sth dsy Of December, 1900 said Justice issued an
order OF attachment aud garnishee process against
fhe prOperfy and effects Of said defendant for the
sum of TUsFe Dollars and Fifty.hye cents, and said
cause s st for Hearing on the 9Th day Of February
1861, at o'clock y. M. MlOdAEL hlhEt:
Dated December 2Q, 1850. uedl-cmN q
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Nm 1TTACHMENT-B Il II X K @. II,
u HANsELMAEN, Justice q the Peace OF Slli; Sln-
liam ~ Thorne 81 Co, firm doing business 10 the
State Of Ohio, Vs. Wilson Thoms, Prineipslt and
William Henderson, Garniahee.-On the lsth day
Of November 1850, said Justice issued an order OF
attachment in the aboye cause, for the sum oI one
served on William Henderson, who has answered i
aud said cause is set for hearing on the 6th day OF
w. v. THOkNG co.
Cioclnr ati, December 2T, 1850. deSs-eWsA
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Hanks,s BEN and brass FOundrY.
Magnolia Ruled Cap Papers.

4 = CASRS MAGNOLIA FINE, SUPER
1SD FINE, First-class and Congress Ruled Gas
Papers, Just received from the manufacturers. Fec
''i' nixon, CHATFIELD WOODS,
Manufacturers Agents,
noa4 "a and 70 Walnut-Ss.
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MagnOlIa Ruled Letter Papers.

TX CASES MAGNOLIA FINE, SVPRH-
Heb FINE, First-ciass and Congress Ruled Let-
NIXON, CHATFIELD 4 WOODS,
no2I .s4 ~ and 40 Walnut-strOet.
, 1861-08-10

NEW YORK, August 9.-FLoEK No important
change. The dsmand for export and home cou-
Sumption ~ moderate sales L 800 bb1s at l.a5
sa.so@4 81 for super western, = 4o@l Les for com
to medium extra western, $5:oo@5.05 for shipping
brards extra round hecp Ohio. s. 15e5e 50 for
unchanged; sales GOO bbls ut Sa.25c9430 1or super
and 81 15GoT.50 for COM to choice extra RE -four
steady tanG at ss.3o@aa5 Corn meal quiet aud un-
WHlskY-Dull ard heayy, with sales $50 bbls at
GEA1x-Receirts of wheat continue limited ana
with fair ;o.t demand, chiefly for France. Mark
ct had advanced tc per bu: Sa1es 1900 bu Chica.
go epring at ss@1.0l; 1000 By Milwankee c!ao Ut
S1Gat, ,gS; II 40 hu unsound do at 93G195c; 1900
bu Norwestern club at 81 92 16; ;4oo b1 wi1ie red
western at 81 1901. co. Goo bn damaged do $l.12!:
sI4n S9 en nsM at ?Tes6 Lee Ste Sa w5 H.
at 81 .3~R1 IS; IS Goo hu white Canada at 81 259
1.2S5z. Rye is steady. with sales Of 0N bu West
elnat 47@49e, and 1o@ en caaada at 52c Barley
market has advanced 1c 2 bu; sales 9S,000 bu at
tn western; 4o@a5 for unstaGd Do; 80 for
e1n Oats in moderate resislest at 25@2S for Cana
dian, and 5&@3a for western and state.
PRovIs1oNs--Pcrk dull and n7avor Of the buy:
prime: sl9.s7 f9r clear. Rsef without change to
notice: aales SEQ hrls at $4oe@a5y for country;
Cut meats unchanged; salea 100 pkgs shoulders al
4H@as3c-the range is 41>SQ15e for shoulders aEd
51@@fc for hams. Bacon quiet. Lard continue
steady; sales 400 brls st 9ED94c. Butter selling
at T@le3sc for Ohio, and SG911c for state. Chees(
in fair request for export ut 5D71Mc.
GROCERIES Coifee-Sfarket still rules very firm
with fair business deieg. Sales $50 bags felo a
13@15c; 500 hags Maracaito at 1Gc; 10D mats Javs
| at 19kc- Rice in demand and mi. ket firm sal.s
| $50 sacks at 81 E@6Ac cash. Sugar-Raw are very
/ firm, prices huoyalt with very good business dc
| ing. chiefly fur home uee; Gales 2 ,116 hhds Cub!
| ct 55s @6s1c, including few lhds Porto Rico a
| Sc. and l2t hxs HavaIa Ut 674@5kc- Aolasse
! quiet and prices very finn, aid We have 60 sale
| to report ...... ~.
! sTocKs-Aesivc y higher. E S7 7 31::s c B /
| Q 5s4: GsI s Chi 65N: scrip g., Gu: II
! guar 2gs44 II $ 1a5s, " ~; Erie 235s; n e:
/ div 15x PFC Msi; 76: Va Is 5359; c j. Il li11a )
Mo g. AZ; Tenn 6: a55s: Ga I* 20; c i. -
Treasury per cent 96A Z 5 is 1881 coupons ss1
/ BUFFALO, Ang. .9.-FLoUH unchanged.
GnA1N-Wheat firm, salca 9, COO Dn ordinary vi
wauEee club at Sc; COCO bu choice red wint"E q
$1;U0: 5000 bn white ky: onp.t Corn steady
better and in good delnahh salcs i03 hu at
ZOO bu at CSC. OTHER grains quiet No sales.
/ NH1sEr-StsadJ. Sa1es of rs bfls at l3l@c.
! CANAL FRalGnTs-Ene
ARE iMroR1s-5, QGu b1ls }tur, $1,000 bu whca
1ts;etW hM co1n.
100000 bu corn.
OSWEGO, August 9.-FLorR-Ua Uachaugtd, {
| 81 s5G5.75 for fancE from spring wheat, ;.
t EEAlK-Whsat quiet,i consequence OF supplies
snlcs of SO bu winter rtd western onpt. Cor
| Int arc Kept back by unfavotab]e Winds.
IAKE l.roH1s-93 200 bn curn.
| CANAL ExIokT*-1, $40 BILE auur, {. .1Go hn ~hea
- eco bu corn. = :
, 1861-08-10

Quotations Of sales girsa in tAis .Nar1et
Report, are understood to De for good conrsrtll}t
currency, 7tnless otherwise Stdtsd-

FRIDAY EVENING. August o, 1861.
were ITO Oswego: schr De1os De Wolf. wheat,
At 9Hc; scbr john Weeden, corn, at SAc To
at G5Gc; big Montezuma. wheat ut e16c; prop
0ntonagoD. wheat via Goder1ch. at &c; sclrs
esPsSEGt aRd eG{efad 1 sG5n p5 at xn1p
5s;2 btls. stock light and masket drm. Sales Id
bhla "Peerlessn fpriog extra At *iW del; z z 5b3s
RSs heeP e5dnE es'fa a de
100 bbls = .@DaTtford' flat hoop at 1915 del; 40
sjSls Wincna'' round hoop at s. 70 del; 100 bbs
good spring s5t1a e q sl 1 1bts @qitRe I
sa' round hoop at Sss5 dtl; 100 bbls shelburne at
ss5O del loo bbls choice spring extra at $oo del;
'f WmEaeReceiTed, 1iIS TT SC 81 e4 bu; shipped, 1is
On on sprine. ssfsa, $50 bu No Red a il stora 4s Il
ss sc 20 b % % - s7 % bu 10 sp1iag as'e n
store at 74c; 1000 bu do at 7lGc; IS 600 bu do at
T5c; 400 By No Spring il stcre as7lAe; Is, ,oo9
il store to s at ; 6ic 100 5u DO At 1'' ~
Sales By sample were as follows :-t50 bags Iowa
Club at 75c on track: u bags good Club al 76c on
e6NsseiSsd g 81 5a oa lhpoed
Market firm hut inactive. Ssles, 40 600 bu prime
River Mixed at nc aheat; 15,000 bn Canal Mixed
IS co On do at 24sic; s0t BIZ do Ut 95c in store
$4,000 hu Go at &C t. o. 1000 hu juno receipts
Mi2t in store Ut 23hc: 40V bu Rejected in stoeo
It 1SAc; 400 hu do ut 1sAc.
OATS-Receired, 2,159 bu; shipped, none.
Market steady. Sales, 1850 bu No. in sto.e st
1G3{c.
fYE Received, $50 bu. Market quiet aud
BARLEY-Keceiyed, none Market dull and
entirely nominal. No transactions.
-Stesdy. Sglas, lao br1s city in
| lots at 15c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS at :3o@33c per gallon.
MESS P0nK-t00 br1s city, winter packed, at
$t4.00.
LARD-Nomina1 at T@7hc- .-..
TALL0W-In good demand aud firm at G@Tc
| per gallon.
HIDES-steady. Dry flint, Ts4@sc; green salt
| ed. a@aMc; green, 34@3He:
WOOLcQuiet. Sales, 400 lbs A@1@c blood
heeee At 25e; 200 1bs coarse mutton at 2oc.
FOTATOES-Fresh lots Of ne:T potatoes in de-
Inand at 4gG45c. The stock OF first receipts near
| " run Ont.
| BuTTER-45 kegs good roll aud 6rkin at G,4D
| &c: Dairf, SW10c 3 Il.
EGGs-Dnl at 6@5hc h doz..
| P0CLTRf-Chickers, $t25@i.30 p doz; Tur
GAME1Prai,ic Chickens in demand at 81 as i
| dpz.
| PEAcuEs-1n coed demand at $t-ooG1a 90 i
basket. Supply to-day light.
! APPLES-S Steady at 52.0092 rs in lots. Re-
| ceipts fair.
| LIVE sTocK-ReceiYed, 50 Beeves, als Hogs
| Market for Beef Cattle quiet and heavy. Hog
in good den.aEd and iztn. Sheep LW.i. Sale
, 1861-08-10


the outside quotations Was ligh4a and tho Market
MAS 1ess buo3ant; but theirs wat not much dispo-
ei,Ion en- the pdrt ofhoiders to mike CONCESSIONS.
Tie Corn market opened to]ay less huoyant
thsn Mt the close Of yesterday and there were
fec sellers at a5c for Mixed In sbre; but nttcr the
receirt Of the New Ytrk dispatches the demand
Il shippers became more actiy} }mud prices were
maintained. About $780, 200 u41e}s Of all gradea
charged hands at 2sc for Ye1!owRiyerf D. b.; ssdc
for Piyer Mixed aaoat sGkdfor Canal Mixed
afloat ard 249@s5e for Mixe4n store-the great
bulk of the transactions beiR at tho outside
figures.
Oats were steady and in fait demand at t8IGc.
Rye aId Barley were neglected Highwincs, 15c.
There is stl a limited irqui1T tor Mess Pork for
the Canadian trade, and we rport sale Of 100
bills city, winter packed, at $1{o0.
Freights were dull to-day, il view Of an ex,
pectcd feet Ct VESSELS, and rate clozeat decline
| Of 7$c per buahel-sal vcssel3 being engaged al
ss1c for Corn and exc fel VII ht to oaweEo, e1zt
| for Wheat to Buffalo. a.d 5.<cko, corn.
, 1861-08-10

MuwAuKEE.-Weq quote the following from the
Szntinez Of this morning. It is hoped the lecture
will not be lost upon the banks. Our experience
js that such lectures have no effect whatever:
Nothing new in the money market yesterday.
and the tusing rates are oneha1f to one per cent.
lower. The demand is very Light; General bust
ness is now at the lowest ebb Of dullness, is al
produce and the amount In store are large beyond
I'll ptteeden for this season Of the year. This
state Of things, with the active eastward move
stock marketed before any considerable quantity
Of the new crop gees forward, will have Il tendency
to sreate ppy Of exchange 9hsyond the Hsasl
r1tea, even htfGre harvest 8 0Ver-
It has been suggested to NJ, aEd sse think tie
sticn is worthy Of conside that i'll view
Of The lenieney which eur business community
have pIaciiccd towards the banks Of isEn>, the
arks ought now in turn do all in their power
to relieve merchants from the buttheu Of high ez-
change.
By sn act Of the Legislature the banks are ex-
tnpted from the obligation Of specie redemption
nntil SITTER the 1T q December, The banks Of
te it said to their cre51t have refused to take ad
vantage Of the suppression law, and In every in
staGce where their rutes -aye been presented.
have willingly redeemed them in coin. It 1s not
eStect: that all the banks will voluntarily re-
sumo. specie paymelts-theugh such Etep he
lure the Suspension act expires, would certainly
60 more towards giving their currency wide cir.
cuatiGr snl therefore remove tho chances Of their
heirs cs1:ed upon to redeem, than other course
they could sursue-hut it is believed ths1 an at,
rlrgtmeIt to redeem their issues here In New
| York exchspge at one-e5gIth or Il quarter below
the current Tate, wonld tend to re-establsh conf
asIce in s}.e currency outside Of this State, and
| therefore have q tendency to keep down the
| price Ct esebanGc. Some such course Oh ths
part nf the bsrls, it strikes us, .ea.d be no les:
Conducive to their intereets than tl,e Interests
the public.
| MONTHLY ABSTRACT Of The assels, liabilities ant
! ccrGition Ct the State Bark Of Io@a, Merchants
/ D1aIcb, at Davenport, for Monday, AuSuSt s, 1851
, 1861-08-10

AuzzLE 1oCR Docs-T1e ordinance re-
la;1iEg owners Of dogs in the city to nluzz!e
them, appears to be almost entirely di5re
Sa1Ged. Yesterday afternoons brisk hgh: be-
tween two large nasti11s occurred en Wells
delight in such scenes, several Of EA2m barely
escsFed beirg bitten. a. this scasou it is uu-
ts!e 10 a..og unznuzzled dcgg5 to run a. large.
WEI those whose duty it is give the canine
question the consideration it dcse7Tess
, 1861-08-10
MARINE INTELLlGENgE.

PASSED DE7no1T-Aug. 6.-Ur-trs Cleveland,
North Star; props Chicago, Potomac, Kouosha,
Oma1 Pasha, Mohawk; .bar4ues Norman. Levi
Charles Napier. Gsnopns, Gen Worth; achosonera 1l
Eagle Wig, Wyoming, Return, Empire Stete,
Come1y, Milan, Boston, Robinson, Grace MUIR
Klrgrfo;d. Bay state.
DIWn-PIops Gs1ena, Whitby, Northern Light,
suzqathanDa. Iowa; barfzs Sam Ward. + Nor
eur ,CltY Of hil~sukee, John Sweeney. Alexander
+ d Tomeroy; brtes YIN Treat. Pilgrim; schr1
b n;Skiaecn. j L Gross, Ealttc, p4zaocs, NOE
pA,iel, 6a&o1, Ftcza Matsoc, A7t. 4 Eocd. spT
, 1861-08-10

r--~ Church The Ascension. Protestant Episco-
Pal, on Oak street, near Wells, North Division, is
tpeE for Divine sci vice eyery Sunday at 1O}& l. NJ,
aid T: II. Susda; School at ~ 4. II. KsV.
Vim. IL. Cooper, Rector.
Rev. Mt. Hey ward, Of Louisville, KY, Will
preach a. the First Unitarian Church tomorrow.
-Afterrocn service in Old Trinity Church.
Hcy. ". C. Jackson, Of the Enit:d States p1eaby-
.rian Church, will preach in Old Trinity at 31@
o,eoes, T. n ard At the corner Of Washington and
Jefferson streets at 19>6 T. n. Seats free. Stran-
Eers and citizens OF all denominations arc cor
daily Invited.
The usuel scrviees will be held in New Trinity
Church tc~snorsow {slntay), coHmeHcing il the
O'Clock. Sermcns By the Rev. Or. williamson.
The New Mission Church erected by the La
dic2 City Miss!ep7 at B1idgport, will be dedicated
next Sabbath at } o'c1ock r. II. Sermon by Rav.
H. Cox os1he Wahaeh Avenue N. E: Church. Tie
public are cordially invited to atteud.
land, VIII preach at the South Presbyterian Church
on Sabbath morning at 1o>5 O'Clock, A. II. S:afs
flee.
Bishops Chapel, corner Of West Washington
md Peoria streets. Morning service a. 1o12 ai-
ternoon service tEreEci} ut l. aud III tic evening
{Freneh at ~. Seats fee.
Church of the Holy Communion, Wahas
Avenue. near Randolph street. Morning service
at 1n1* ociac6, AMI III the afternoon at O'Clock
Sermon hy Bishop Waitehouse- Seats frcc-
Frtrch service in School House. corner North
| Wells ard Erie streets at lU13 O'Clock Ffencl
Sunday sehGol ut the came plac; at o'clockA. II
| = rrotcstant Episcopal Free Church, corner o
1ndia-a ard FIapklin street. Divine service Il
1033 4. N. and ~ T. u, E. B. Tultle, Rector. NJ:
| TT crc Will ne preaching at the North Baptis
Cluicb, carer Ct Ohio ard Dearborn streets, to
mc,re,s iAusust ~ at lo1: A.: and X T. 81. b.
University. The public srs cordially invtcd to 1t
| ttnd.
, 1861-08-10
Grain In store In Boston, Aug. 5.
The stock Of Grain in Ele1&ors, Monday, Aug
stock of Cotton.

An Aninyestigation Into the atpck Of cotton at LIZ
erEoo1 shows that there are nbw On hand 1053, ITO
there were 1,s87>52O, or 2ss5pU bales more than
row. During the sixteen yeeka just ended the
increase has been III $50 bacs. while turing the
3Sl, ,4U tnlcs.
, 1861-08-10

The receipts oI produce Today were light and
the leading markets were firm, but scarcely 60 set
i've.
The offerings Of -four were unusually light and
holders were asking higher prices; but the sam
pies were not very attractive to buyers and the
transactions were ught-only aboas 1850 brls Of
spzing grades being sold at s. a5694 20 for medium
to choice extras, and $s.a5 for Spring supcrine
Tho stock OF Winter wheat -four Was very low,
and buyers held of.
Tho wheat market to-day was firm at yesterday 3
advance for Spring grades, and a@9c higher for
No. Red Winter. About 6o.o00 bushels Of all
kinds changed hands. at sS@s9e for Nc. Red; 70
@794o for Nc. Red: ED76c for No. spetng
7i1@7aXs for No. 2 Spring; sgd alQ8.c for Re
teeIed Spring. Tie dsm snd toHa,d. :he close 8
, 1861-08-10

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