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en1 Oe8s*1o uAaIAFs@"AHSs II.
BLErEs- The supply still continues In excess Of
the demand, and We therefore hevo to record
another s]lght decline in -prices- Extra ia worsh
357SG84; first quality Is 1DQ5 60; second q. Add
~: third quality Is 3o@3.80; ordinary and re-
fuaals 81 lO@8 90.
HoGe-The supply continues ample, the demand
being light this seaaon. llye hpg5 $4,Gl1 / Is
dteeRtd 4h Mn5 25-Hef1[d -.
, 1862-08-26

wThc excursion Of the Union Park Con-
-r7ccaticnal Sabbath School to Evanston Will
nccu7 on Wednesday {to-morow), The CARS
will leave the Milwaukee depot at Q O'Clock.
, 1862-08-26
Danth of Daniel mcTlroF. EST.
IL. Il n u fr1a nit

Danth of Daniel mcTlroF- EST.
Daniel Me1lroy, Esq, q we'll known citizen,
and for long time Identified with the Chica-
60 bar - a:anceeta!l practitioner, died yes
terday morning at half past four o'clock, at his
residence, alter brief Illness.
bfr. McIlroy WIS native OF Tyrone county.
ireland, and was fair specimen nf the Irish
gentleman. He emfgrated to America, with
his family, when very young. For some Two
OF three years he kept school In Boston, and
some Of his old pupils are at present residing
in This city. He was graduate OF Cambridge
University, and afterwards studied Law with
Judge Story, Of Boston, whose office he left to
settle in the West.
He came to this city in 1914, and commen-
ced the practice Of the 1nw, in which he was
eminently successful. Shortly after, he Was
elected States Attorney, position which he
continued to fill several years, suces5iyely,
with credit to himself and satisfaction Of the
people. Mr. Mc1lroy was man eminent1y
qualified to take leading position in tbs
duties Of his profession, being an accomplish
ed scholar, ready debater, and for eloquent
defamation he has left few behind that Wlll
srrpass him. During the celebrated trial Of
George ". Green, for the murder Of his wife,
Mr.. McIlroy was pre-eminent1y distinguished
| throughout for these qualities and for the
| knowledge he exhibited Of criminal law, and
the eloquent argument to the jury which coz
yicted the prisoner. He was also associated
| with the lamented Carlos Haven in the prose-
cution Of Henry Jumpertz, the hero in the
| celebrated barrel murder.
Dir. AlcI1roy was never married, but h
leaves an aged mother and q brother aud siste
in New York to mourn his loss. The funera
will take place from his late residence on Cot
tage Grove Avenue, this afternoon ct tw'
O'Clock.
, 1862-08-26


There was fafr attendance on Change to-day.
ard the general markets were quiet and easier.
The scarcely Of currency throughoutthe city Keep
ing many buyera out ofthe market.
There was better inquiry fo: spring wheat and
+'>A market advanced hGac. per bushel higher,
with liberal sales at -9iD96c fo1 No spring AMI
6s9s4c for No eprius-closiug quiet. Winter
wheat at'opened:: d::nzmer:ard closed X31c lower-sales
being made at k1.94 for No. white; s1-0211o1
for No. red :o7@99c for No. AIRED B9090c for
rejected red-closfns dull
Corn opened steady, but closed dull aud Il Otc
lowe1-with sales q. 371ssKc for river mized
afloat; 35HGS6c for mixed in etore and as130c
for rejected in store.
Flour was quiet and depressed, with light sales
at $500 for choice white winter, and $4,000 10
forEpring extras.
Oats were active at 96024G5lc. RSc, 49@50c.
HiGhWines, &c.
Freights were dull with Light engagements at
DC for corn and S14e for pats to Buffalo; SIC ior
wheat to Oswego, direct and &c for corn and 9]5e
for wheat 10 oswego, Tia Gode1ich.
, 1862-08-26
The HaTelOck Guards

Among the Interesting incidents connected
with the departure Of the LIST regiment Of the
Board Of Trade, and which We neglected to
mention. Was the presentation ot..a sword and
a plumber Of beautiful Bibles to certain mem-
be1s Of the Uavelock Guards. This Company
is composed Of some Of our most sterling
young men, ard its officers are all members Of
evangelical churches in this city: Capt. Jacob
S. Curtis being connected with the Third
P1csbSte First Lieutenant D. ". Per-
kins with the frs: Presbyterian; and Second
Lieutenant D. IT. Wh!ttle with the First Con-
grogatiooal.
A large number Of the rank and file Of this
Company are protesting Christians. They
have, therefore, ftly chosen the name Have
lock" Lieut.. Perkins and twelve Of the pri-
Yates were connected with the Foster Mission
Sabbath School.
The members OF this School resolved to give
these who we're leaving them for patriotic
service, some substantial testimonial of their
regard. They therefore deputed their Super.
intendent, Ar. E. s. Wells, to present to
Lieut.. Perkins sword; and to each Of the
remaindera Bible. This duty was very hap,
ply performed. After the regiment had
marched to the train, this Company was drawn
up beside the track, the men who were to re-
ceiye the testimonials were called forward, and
addressed BY Mr. Wells in very earnest and
affectionatc strain. The name Of each of the
recipients Of i Bible was stamped, together
with an appropriate inscription, upon the
exterior Of the book, and photographs Of the
Superintendent aud Teachers were fixed *
the inside Of the coFer. The sword was pre-
scented with afew graceful and touching words
and received with response equally full 0
feeling. Rev. Mr.. Humphrey vas then callet
upon tor few remarks, which were uttered
together with his beued;ction and cord;a
farewell
, 1862-08-26

HEMovAL--The National Banner, monthly
publication, which was commenced In this
ri.y some months since by Miss Delphine Ba-
her. has been transferred to Washington
, 1862-08-26

Flour and Grain in Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat and Corn in store in this city to-day, com
pared with the amount in store week ago, and
the corresponding date last year:
Aug.25, Aug:1s, Aug. &C,
1863. 1864. 1851.
Flour. brls......... $1,000 1900 9s77
Wheat, bu......... 3tt523 24.s97 457.3s0
Com, bu ,Q6S,66O 1,227,s55 2,5S5, ,faa
, 1862-08-26

D1scnARGED.-Staub,s Smith and the CON
stable McMahon, arrested some days since for
alleged extortion Of money from country
man, have been examined and discharged.
, 1862-08-26

HvEO:--,....-August IS.
Neptune. Ottawa, 400 bu corn, 100 bu Feeds.
Oneida. Ottawa 1900 bu cu1u, Is bu oats, IS bu
casa9, 1iss; L sa11e, SEQ bu corn.
sal1ra, La Sale. $500 bu corn.
j Harrington, Mas1eilles, s COO bu curn.
Queen City. La Sale, b SEQ bu corn.
ClarrIett, Mor1is, 4.tDO bp corn.
Alice. La Sale, 54S2 bu corn.
Arctic, Morris, & OO0 hu com.
Robert Holmes, Utica, $500 bn com, $40 nj
Nosthr1p, Joliet. 100 tons earth.
Marion, Seneca, 5, ,tC0 bu corn.
CLEARED. .Augus: q.
Cayuga. Lockport.
Un1on, Ia sale, N feet lumber, 400 brls ealt.
1nnthc. Du Page
Africa, La Sale, 1C0 brls salt
SA Douglas La tal.e, g. 152 ns machinery, II brlB
lime, 20 brls salt. Is N brick, N teet lumber.
| ] H DicEey, In Sale.
| B 4 Tho1p. Juliet.
Aleonn, orrie.
| Yorktown, Ottawa
Iempnt, Lockpost.
Neptune Ottawa
Arkona La Sale. 11337 sacks ealt, 13l brls salt.
Robert Holmes, Utica.
t Ontario. LIZ Sale.
| Cnsar, Ottawa.
| Clyde, Seneca.
| Cla1riett. Morris.
| S1a1s and Stripes, Ii Sa1le.
| Maria. KaakaLee, 4,s00 feet lumber, 15o N shin
! giles.
, 1862-08-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EyzSE0, August Is, 1852.
FREIGHTS- The engagements were:
To Oswego: sehr. Adgarte. wheat. via Goderich,
at oHc prop. Ontonagca, corn, Tia Goderich, at
&c; schr. Titan, wheat. G1ect, st 6Kc. To Buffalo:
prop Empire State, corn, at DC; echr. Mary Col
lins, oats, (from Kenosa} at 3ke. To Port Col
borne: schr. Ataunto, con- at 4c.
FLOUR-Rcceiyed, 3,E4 brls; shipped, 3,9t0
b1ls. Market dull and heavy. SHES: 800 brls
"CaEtle'' white winter at 60; 100 bzls "Chicago
Mille'' spring extras st $40, 40 bzls Geneseo
Valley at Il 50 100 Iris fair sprtng extra at
$4.a5; 50 brla piasa" It s4-00; Is brls winter
super ut a 90; 100 br!s; '' Dixon'' at s4.51; 50
brls Centralia' Oh p. t.; 100 brls winter sups-
at $4.25.
WHEAT-Received, 6950s bu +; shipped, 1t1,9a0
bu. Market for winter o1ened firm, but closed Il
|~@1c lower. Spring whelt KG1c higher. Sales:
WE1ER-1 Geo hu No. White winter in store at
s1c4; SO bu No. Red it s1.o4; 1000 bu do at
slM; 2,eo0 bu do at E1.0S; 17.C0o bu No. 2 Red
in store at 99c; 600 bu o at 9s;5c; $500 bu do
at CSC; 400 bu do. at 97'9c; 2.Co0 bu
do at SIC 2,oo0 bi Rejected Red in
store at 9ec; 1000 pu 10 at sc; 500 bu No. I
Spring in etore at 9ic; 40:bu do at 9s15c; 900
bu do at 9se i, $40 bn do 1t 96e 10000 tu No.
Spring at $50; LOCO bu doAt s3}3c; 10{0 bu do at
Sic; 400 bu Rejected Spfl1s IN store al sic aDo
bn do at 71xc; eco bu do at re; g. 500 bu do at
Tac; 400 bu Condemned ulnte7 at TstSc On track.
CoRN-Recefyed, 171P9s bu; shipped, 155,o25
bu. Market declined Kc per bushel. Sales
1900 bu River High Mi2:d afioat at 3sHe; ooo
hu do at SOC f. 0. b. 5,oo2 bu River Mixed aaoat
1t 87Hc; u, Coo bu do at SIC; $1,000 bu Mixed IN
store at Sec; - 90 ba do ata5s:c; FL 09o bu do at
35Ac; 1900 bu Yellow in srore at ssc; 400 hu do at
sec; 1860 bn Rejected in tose at 35c; 3o-0bu do
| in F, & T.'e) 1t 2sc
| OATS-Receised, q ,69f bu- Market active and
firm Sales: $1,000 bu No. store at S614c; 3.oos
bu DO at asse; s,c0o bu do at &c; 6,c0o oa do tic
s1riye) at Bic 500 bu do in bags st $50 on track
RYE-Receised 31121 bu. Market quiet. Sales
2,eGa ba No. in storc St Soc; 2,2;0 bu do at 49c
lido bu Rejected in store at 4c.
| Observation-Disclosures. III bsls. Matke1
steady. Sales !: 50 brls at &c.
MESS PORE-In demand at Stockholders ask
| ing SO co.
LARD-sca1ce and in demand at Sc.
TALON bEls Country at8Ac.
SUGARS market rules firm, with an up
ward tendency in raw grades. Refined arc IN
changed. We quote:
| E.3r
, 1862-08-26
Meeting Of the Chicago Sabbath
School TR3onp

School LHf0ns
The regular monthly meeting Of the Chica-
go Sabbath School Union was held last even
irg in St. Johns Church, Union Park. The
President, Prof L. A. Bugbce, occupied the
Chair.
The exercises OF the evening were opened
nv singing, after which the nincty-cighth
Psslm Was read and prayer offered By the
President.
The first question for discussion, in accord
ance with the programme previously an
nounced, was: "Do We sufficiently encourage
| a missionary spirit among the children?" The
| debate on this topic was Of . highly interest
ing character, and was participated in by Rev.
| T. Hartman, Rev. Mr.. Williams, Rev. DR.,
! Bishop, Rev. Alr. Chadwick, A. J. Brown, aud
others. ALI theespeakers seemed Of one opin-
ion, namely: That the missionary spiri. was
not sufficiently encouraged among the chill
dren Of tic Sabbath schools.
Ii the absence OF Mr. Cyrus Ben:ly, who
lad been selected 10 take charge of the Bible
Class, Mr.. Shepherd johnson was substituted,
AID conducted the lesson in very satisfactory
manner The class answered well, and the
subiect-the communion Of st. Taul-Was
pretty thoroughly considered
A class Of young ladies belonging to st.
| johns school, Gang the hymn Heaven Bless
the School," the entire congregation joining
in the chorus, after which came IN exercise il
Sacred Geography, St. Paurs Travels, con
Quoted BY Andrew J. Brown. esq. The teach
, er showed great familiarity with the theme
and succeeded in making this part Of the pro
gramme more than ordinarily Interesting.
l after singing, the next topic in course VIA:
l taken up, sis it ever profitable to vary th'
: resular exercises Of the Sabbath School,
! On this question, by invitation Of the chair
I Alr. J. G. North Of New Haven, Coma, ad
c dressed the Union, and was followed BY Rev
Mr.. Chadwick and Rev. Mr.. Blanchard. Til
e remarks Of Mr. North we're original in ever
lcspect and excited much attention. Tn
clair in concluding the exercises, thanked tn
: congregation md school Of st. Johns, fo
), the manner in which they had turned out t
:. the meeting.
q The assembly then joined in singing, an
!, we're dismissed with, "shall we meet bs
Il yond the river" with the benediction by Re,
Dr.. Bishop.
The attendance at this meeting was largt
4 and the interest manifested, very encouraging
The singing, which was furnished by the Sur
+ day School attached to::st. Johns Church, NJ
ID der the leadership Of Mr. Dye, was appropr
a ate to the occasion, and superior in point
10 execution to that usually found ut like gathe
ca inEe. The next meeting of the Union will |
t. held on the third Monday in September, at
T. p1ace to be hereafter announced.
, 1862-08-26

MONEY Money continues steady at3Gt . cent.
on cal and 415 4 cent. for strictly prime paper.
Sterling exchange dull at i27Qt.21Ac for bank-
ers Bills.
cent. premium.
Government stocks dr1ner. United States 6's
81, 101@101Hc; 1910 treasury notes 10sE1
103Hc.
, 1862-08-26

HEADQUARTERS 51sr ILLINOIS,
DECATUR, Ala August i, 1852. {
President Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society, First
BaWist Ch.7cb, Chicago; I desire, on behalf Of
the Regiment, to return thanks to your Society
for eieht packages, containing sanitary gaods aad
wlek. The gif. is most timely and acceptable.
Please to express to the ladies Of the Society Cur
grateful senee OF their kindness and Mbera!ity.
l.. T. BnApLEY, Lieut.. Col. CONG.
, 1862-08-26

e Madame Cora james, the great natural
clairyo1ant physician, the scientific astrologsst
anu phreno1ogist, can be consulted by ladies and
gentlemen, on all thiugs pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future. The mysterious lines
ohith nature and fate have traced in the faces of
all human beiugs, are to her an open book from
which she predicts marriage, inheritance. voyages,
1awsuite, mental and physical disease. Don't
prcera=;inatc, as this is rare chanca but come At
once. of1ct: No. GO It. Randolph, corner Clinton
street. aus66t
NORTH SIDE HONE GCARDs.-Uome Guards
yoO arc requested to appear at the conner Of Kin
zic ard Wells, Newbeg1y's Block, Oh Tuesday
evening, at - O'Clock, fol the purpose Of dsling
A. HARVEY.
e. In our Issue Of yesterday, speaking OF what
J. Q. Nixon, editor and proprietor Of the New
Orleans C1escen: says Of DR.. James, we give date
Of psper containing It as March s, 1861, it shoald
have read March s, 1855, Dr.. JaInes having been
located in Chicago since 1861.
Buy vail paper Of Chase {, Co., wholesale
and retail, III Randolph street.. aua51m.
| e| New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, by the War Department !;
Muster Rolls, Zonaye Drill. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and MI other books, for sale by P. T.
| Sherlock, LIE Dearborn street. augl4-17t
kF Cook McLaln, steam Dyers and scourerz g
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dye
ladies and geItlcnens clothes in the best and cheap
est manner. The oldest established house in the dty
| "QaN On Dunlop, BeweI b 6psld1ng fof Printing"
npv11h2a1lT
, 1862-08-26

P,1rctp REG1MESr.-The ladies interested
~ he Festival to procure colors for this regi,
u1ent arc requested to meet Mt Mrs Franklln's,
s. Washington street, this afternoon, punctu'
a}ly at lalf-pGEt two.
, 1862-08-26

business NOTICE-A rare
-41 chance IL offered to good Business Man with
800 so 10o to invest In good lucrative and Wei
established buencss In this city 70 at as Bo2EKeeper
Anu CAshier and general Bustnefs Manager Adfirasa
70. BcI 4266. giving name, sid when md Where an
1nteIy1eW Can be had, s1xRtSO 81
, 1862-08-26
THE CITY.

For THE WAR.-see Cooley, Farweu &
Co.'S advertisement for blue cloths, for OIL
GERS uniforms, Just received
, 1862-08-26

U1 City for the purpose Of establishing Agents n
sewing Machine. Those wishing an Agency Will
please Call cr S.6dZess 10e Lake street.
Machines bc In operation at 0e Lake street.
aug2 t9oes&'
, 1862-08-26
4 Canadian View of the Chicago
Times.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your eotemrora.y the Times Of yesterday morn-
irg informs its readers that q number Of Cana
dfuns have visited Chicago by the propeller Aute-
lope. The =" "fzigidities. in question have done
some tall walking since they came
extent Of your city at the beauty Of its public
aud private buildings; at the enormous traffic
which is carried on. and at the boundless enthu-
siasn manifest among the people to carry on the
war until the rebels n. reduced to subection aud
common sense. But they are still more surprised
to find that In this terrible cr1sfe traitoros pa
per like the Chicago 71u1es should be allowed TO
Xasa n nsPeI ~ o. Ibeon beH ae ead
hy endesSoriug to widen The breach between the
lose sight Of the common object they have Ia view.
gives to the enemy, both here and abroad, most
manifest aid and encouragement. It Is an
anomaly, for which We cannot account unless
that it be that tho Northern people have not ret
realized the 3mnensity Of the etrnggle in which
they are engagcda struggle to which You must lend
exrry energy or yon Will lassuredly fall Why then
allow the 3in:es to foment treason in your midst
ONE OF THE FBIGIDITJEa
, 1862-08-26
M A r RRIED.

On the 21st inst, In New TorE Cfty, by the Rev.
Charles S. Little Mr. CHARLES KlGNALL, Con-
ncTca1 Eeporter Of the Chicago Evening Journa, to
Aies ALICE n. RICHARDSON.
, 1862-08-26

P0TATOES-Quiet at @G5e PEI bu.
EGGS Strictly ftesh bring 596c 3 Dozen.
P0ULTRTCh1ckens per dozen $t.1511-50.
TurkeysR b aG4e.
, 1862-08-26

tH See List Of our bounty and pension
law blanks in another column Declarations
Of mother, orphan, sister, minor children,
arc now ready. These forms are those pre-
scribed in act Of Congress, July II, lSt2.
Sent, post paid, upon receipt Of p1ice-75
cents per quire. Address
TRIBUNE Office, Chicago.
IRISH LEG1oN.-An the officers and nl1 the
men Of the various companies Of Father
DUNES Irish Legion, will meet at the camp
this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 O'Clock.
By order. D. DUSSE.
, 1862-08-26

Az ATTACK CpoS CITT RAILROAD Con-
prc7oR.-Mr. Shelby, City Railroad Condnc-
tor, was most violently STACKED upon satur-
taay night while leaving his car for home, by
three unknown ru1iiaus, MI. Shelby knocked
enc Of them down and speedily put the other
two to tiieht. He understands punching
heads rs we'll rs tickets.
, 1862-08-26

EXAMINATION OF FEMALE TEACHERS
Th,r. will he an examination Of female teach-
cFat the tfiice Of the Board Of Education, rs
lasalle street, opposite the Court House, on
Ti.urscay, Aug. IS, commencing at 9 e. N.
, 1862-08-26

MONDAY EVENING, August q. 1851,
HBcEnrR FOE LAsT TwENTT-FoUB HouEB.
, 1862-08-26

CoMrAS1Es WANTED FOR THE THIRD BOARD
or TRADE REGIMENT John l.. Hancock,
ESD, the vide-awake Chairman Of the Board
of Trade War Committee, who has steam
engine in him, informs Us that the Third
Bosrd Of Trnde Regiment wants two or three
more companies. Spring in, boys, and fill up
the sup. You'll never hare better oppor-
funiiy.
, 1862-08-26

Till. TAPPERs IN LIMBO.-Wil1lam Glib.
hons, Eugene Dove, and John Dunn, a Pre-
cious trio Of youthful scrapeSEaces, well
known to the police authorities, we're brought
before Justice Miller On Saturday morning on
the charge of till-+apping, and after an exam
iuation Herc held to bail IN the sum Of Sf0O
each,
, 1862-08-26

ph.sosERs Of WAK.-The following officers
6, the 2sth Illinois regiment are now prison
ers of wnr at Madison, Georgia: Col. ". F.
Lynch; Lieut.. Colonel Isaac Rutishhauser; !;
Major Thomas Ncwlan; Adjutant ]. G. Burt
Captains Kurth, Co. F; F. Hea:on, Co. I; P.
Gregg, Co. Z; Lieutenants kothe, Co. D ,
Kittell, Co. E; R. Il. Winslow, Co. G; L. P.
Fuller, Co, G; John Tobin, Co. &.
, 1862-08-26

4 CAPTAIN CHAScr.-Capt, L. Tiffany has
been authorized to raisc company of infantry
for the Twentieth Regiment Illinois Tolun-
teens, which has been through all the battles
Of the Mississippi, and most Of those in Mis-
eour;. under the command Of the able officer,
Col. C. c. Marsh, one OF the heroes Of Fort
Donelsou ard Shiloh. Don't wait to be draft
ed. The bounty is the same as in other regi.
ments. The headquarters and principal Office
are at u Randolph street. The friends o1
Col. Marsh and Capt. Tiffany will pay to th!
Riyes Of those enli.tng in this company,
certain sum weekly for their maintenance dur
ing the WET.
PRESENTATION TO CAPTAN NJAAEs.-Amon!
the numerous testimonials Of esteem. present
ed to various officers Of the I'D regiment b.
fore their departure from this city, was th
donation of an elegant sword and. sash t
Captain Wm. James, Of the sczipps Guaral
This sword md sash we're purchased and Pr
sentcd TO Capt James by the members I
his osn company, and are fitting emblemk
: the confidence and good will cherished BY Il
company towards brave and meritorio'
officer. The presentation took place last Fl
day afternoon, at Camp Hancock. and will
remembered by those who witnessed It,
one Of the most pleasing incidents attendt
the Seventy Second Regiment during Its br
eojoufu In camp.
, 1862-08-26
Buy vail paper Of Chase & Co., wholesale
and retail. 1t9 Randolph street.. aus51m-

"Qall On Dunlop, 8ewell d spsld1ng fof Printing"
ppv11 -h29l3Y
, 1862-08-26

w A n TIE D-To Exehar ga
~ Frame Building. With Engire and Roile: Of Is
horee power tase. her with shaftrg, &c set up
Bcrrien county, M.chiean situated tn the mid:t OF a
ahc tlner eountry and nsaE 1te lake shore VIII e.
reaper and mover, = horse power and Mill for grtnd
Ing co:n;; I1qul1e Of Fl. B. eA3fpsoN, No ; Mstro-
, 1862-08-26

w 4 n T E D-Emp1osmsrt for
W American English, 1rt:h Scotch. German and
eolored eervanss With guod ely Eele.eaces At the
Phifade}phta Irteugence ota's No 10 South Clark
ezderr punctaaIiy attended to. Post Office B31 !e13
MRS. .. PRATT In etten+aCCe. dt15 kSSS1y
, 1862-08-26
New York Stock and Honey Market.
BY Telegraph New ToRK, August Is, 1862.
-

Total. 9a5,792 q s2s,e5o.14 s8,s421s dec
, 1862-08-26
1!2aantRU.

M A N 7 ED.-An experienced
- Bookkeeper desires situation Reters to
employers "a the City fos Tie past Ten yesa Addrcss
Post Office Boz 2696 49, S ~ any tS5gISt
, 1862-08-26

NOTHING TO Equal IT--Phalon's Cociu
for the hair, the pure article, manufactured
by Phalon l. Son, is unquestionably<t <the best
article for Identifying the hair ever offered to
the public One application to the toughest
and coa1sest hair renders it as smooth, soft,
ard glossy as silk. It is destined to become
Indispensable On the toilet table Of all ladies
ard gentlemen who take pride in their glossy
locks, Price a5 and SO cents per bottle. Sold
BY Smith d DEycr 81 and o. Lake street.
, 1862-08-26

TIE NEW POSTAGE CCRRESCr.-We are In
Gebtec to D. J. Lake, Esq, for specimen
cory Of the new postage stamp currency. The
denomination is Of t'twenty-f five CENTS" and
it is very handsome piece Of paper money.
On zach Of the upper corners are the figures
81 25' and in the centre is an engraving repre-
Selling five 5 cent postage stamps, overlap
ping zach other.
, 1862-08-26

NEW Mus1c-Mtssrs. Root & Cady, music
Gcalcrs, Larmon block, have inst issued Nur-
z-l.s capital liberty song, "The Day OF Lib
Sr:,'e Coming, and very pretty song and
e., rus by J. surancr Cox, called SMOTHER !!
Esnc NE ICt for Loving"
, 1862-08-26

4 petition Was received, setting forth the
bad condition Of South Water street, and ask
ing for repairs, aud Was referred to the Com
nittce On the Board of Public Works.
grade ard had condition Of North Water
Street, between Wells and Clark streets, aud
asking that it might be raised to proper
grade, was received and referred to the Com
mittee On Public Works, with instructions to
report plan for the work, with the cost Of
the same.