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~. ARYLANU BAT "GLiCN.

IA .1A,D p,- 80
Ths undersigned has cen authorized r. OF
gan,ze 2 Battalion OF 7 fantry, to form part
OF tila Maryland Jibt
UnGeg sct of i, ngress appro led Feb
Tusry IS 1862, any Lat va or adoTted ci,;zsaof
Mary land may. upon hi, own a. plea tian,
be Transferred a: once TO the Mary land Line.
Or any company Composed OF citizens OF
Margland or the dis frict of Column bia N ay
upon application, be so transferred
individuals or com pan ,es dssirous OF Iciu-
Ing this Rsttalion, viii apply III person st t. e
ofloe of WESTON il WILAl ANS, No. 10
Pearl street, or 6y mail to
i. A.. WESTON,
NH lS--ts Richmond Va
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M 5LigiA, ATTENTION II en- authorised
lYA Sy ;h- Secretary Of War TO raise 2 coinpa-
rs of Heavy Artillery, TO DO ate chad TO
Battalion.
The usu q bounty OF $50 will be paid ynen The
roll Ia signeH and a6s volunteer swor1 In
Osli At r. L. sPARKc'S. Main, between l4,b
ana 1855 ftrsets, TO. the present.
ANY miliiianan car coms il. sign the roll take
the bounty and be exempt.
NH l4-1.tk " W SYAkkE Cao,.i,
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-
- J. b = fev mere FFgRUJT~
'... .- rs rsu by Us .. oaee, lend.z.
= ?, ever WH. y. Tiers
7r +-i LOS sseept Suosti 'utes. our
. ---l- Be- mp Se o4F { npA.ny of vol.
10 -. lady ana wiling t. f,ght
?. .-.-s- More hu. thess need an
'.E -.. -a1 have an opportuaity
+ ~ Is l- ~ tnius IA select company.
't.5-. AAfe our assurance that 30
e.. I'd 10 render all who ioin
f9.a - the service will admit.
~pt.ne influences viii be
trHsr cseRt Of their morals.
a-.f of $50, and twenty-five
as Z I elotbIDe, Will bs paid
S1lL ia mustered ip ser
IL. LIS III. WALLACE.
Fri Q, NICHOLAS, Jr..
. -. AAs5S Ii tEAROE.
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II TWO EX0ELLENT ROOMS
suitable FOR "a Office for ply stefan or lawyer
have been used as physic ieas Office for several
years ApplF en- the premises, Main str eet be-
tween rth and 9Th aya doors atovs tbs Spots-
wood Hotel, 10 GEO. b. STEEL
nh 2}--3ts Dsp,is,
atyR he hr-rhe very dssi rs BILE STORE
Il now oecapied by ne Possession given
i'm nediaysly.
NH P-3t* SWORDS i dARRETTS.
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Rs REDWCOD r sCa, lucas,
- MIN ~TREET

a MAIN ~FkEET.
Il ukNITIRE, Bed MaTTEESei4S, CT
r. CARS, Tobacco. Hacs.war Dry Goods, &C.
We will soii On WEUSE DAY March 26sh, al
cur s.ors, commencing AZ 10 o. IL ca, lot of
sid sscoua hard Furnttdrs Ra Gus, ted.tesss.
Oh l:s. Taolss, Secrsta y etaaii9s bouss Desss.
% kits Ste 9, Ss iso, . ans OF OF lob .cee
--d G.sars, Hsy,~sge, u Ssonfa d.
nh 20 =. RrCWunb KTAGH, Aucts.
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A SITUATION
: -asa. tzem pt from militia cuty, who
-esa e'tg references, and has been
= l+ edmond for the last SIX years,
y ,'tA Il get SITUATION as CLERK
So I'd good house. Address "Rox
= ~ .-- ~ q. NH 95A-yts
S-- Ella SITUATION As UIEBK
IL 1rnfeierate service, war De-
"a .-.f RED y BY q young man, unable
80 s.. 10y dnty. who can write a good
d.. correct accom- tant: can
oiai& OF good moral character.
Sd me pos Office at Richmond.
m 25--3tS
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Strs COMMANDMENTS OFFICE,
q 4eP X IL KiaNNNNn.

ltt1,s.INTEEDENfS OFFICE,
r. P II u, Kieaxcsn,
FEE 17rH, 1904
ry,o MspG6aRTS AND orHERa.--Ko.
4 tiee il hereby given that the KsenMopd
ana Pesersanrg Eatlrosa Ecmraty ~hs aot
NJ re. gcrslh.a fer The rates az rA-Ises. DC.
tGxs. or sninsges 20 1EEtnfag GssupS
0Ei e2EffsHT sion ciiaei rses.s r9I.lne ir
ssases dor With ss, bas vslt reA siaa@ 20 ccs-
sasy-s * 0tLl,
set7--im sr' 80.
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ch sU-iot

~ r = Z / 4 -
IA, RlCu~UNip SHARP SHOOTERS.
t.isy Recruits are wanted 10 ill up the ranks Of
this yell Known company to the MAXIMUM rrIn
a,r. 4 bounty OF S5J vii be- paid escn recruit
sud sus.cnence committed uutil they join The com
pa:ly pay oonul ancss FROM date Of enlistment.
Meme but go2c men neeii apply, IS tbs company
et0fore has sust iin.d az sia0e repu .atioo.
Ats company ia armed with good 2liise and
hes seen a. much sct:vf.aeYg Ice ss ans company
IN tha srnye Hppiicsti.n TO rs iilds 10 the urf-
ie-TigGeG ~ Sta Exctkpge Bark street, or to
Corporal W. j. Wi2,aTihLD.
u Il. DE- pIslESTr
NIB I-in.& IHant- and yss-rnit(s2 tiffiee-
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EUE hENT--
n And possession given a oaca---
A ERiLK HOUSE,
containing five rooms ana kitchen all under
one cover. 1t is on N, between SD and 34th
streets. Apply to
NH 26-3G r GAITTNuRN
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e Or hEET-A comfortable
DWELLING,
On Clay street.
.. FURNITURE FOB SALE
And SERVANT TO HIRE
Address wv. l.. P ;" P. o. Department.
NH
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HEoVY AR,cILAERY.
500 kouaty- nj

HEAvY AR,rILAERY.
II 500 Bounty, and
#r-as Uniforms furnished
The unders gned are authorized by tne Sec
rotary OF War 10 raise q company for the
heavy artillery service. We have been TOR
the past eleven months In active seq vice as
lAieusenants of such a company, and have
already a number OF men enlisted
All who desire to join NJ VIII please apply
ct our recruiting onics, No. ~ Min street. up
stars, 10 W ii. LA VISION, Company Il, first
Regiment Virginia Volunteers; or at ear
[ Camp liz Yorktown.
THOMAS @. IA CkSON.
mhl7-lT* THOMAS lawson.
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UEriux, Is ' g.. j. IN,
MarcG IL i3s2
AToTIGk TIE Sfocr haidSys 81 tAe Ksa.
~ rake ' LEY hnisrcaa taomfSSS s.es
I.g-hy Isttt sssC4 hat = "a ssss - - aered tS
sNa Fl 's~t eE Ese.4seEr. - Tex sistH Z. s'r
II iu It .sSSs ~. st{seraA r .Ss.s en- W. -
cf 6gTo ~ - sagfrs't y " s,.s-a NJ
every ~ Il ctr o. a. eam.sehy VAL Sttend ).
re IA s4ssr9 n i.assYest viii De lsrs.nxht hefofe
rheto Il. a. WiL4LtAM3,
naals~Im Sea'y of eoe board.
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NOTICE The Second Com pany Of r UH.
IN MOND HOWlTZEkS has been reor-
gRDized, and Lieutenant David Watson elect.
ed Captain. We are anxious to increase the
number OF our Company to l2G An oppoT-
tnnity is thus offer ed to young men of good
moral character TO join IN old organization.
which has two rifles and two howitzars, and
Is thoroughly equipped for field service
Apply 10 & .. PLEASANTS or HENRY
$. JONES, no 2, Wall street, ander Il
Charles HoIe!; or VIA. N. WELLFORD.
ia, Brandy Station, Uuipepsr county, vir.
KiE;.s, or GLo. L. CHRISTI AN, t'hq rles City
=. H., Virginia. NH l0-l4ss
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STERY VGLl aLE4 = N5a f. 9It+Y 81
y TX AuTsg!4 n u: E3r4rn - BROAD
AMI; GRACE cTaTgtS Fgg SALE Al
al ffEU ! WEI 20 sid a. suction o. me
u eIase u ia I.is ORDER s1p-r.lse9. O. TJE9EsE.
the 18th Msreb. 1852 II 9 o'o'ocA rs ID fouo--~
srg v+,-aata s@si Gstas4. Yi5 -s.. That 5sszs:,
isi =, anitsrcrS T@Ietn ut e the ..sath stfo %
broad cets. .en An - ii Ola stis.ta nn~ b zoe
oeraeslss u M5 So s.ppsgsoa a. Dueuy ~ al
-p1sSe . I 81 re- :. ii s. orA 3rso ss' to~ tsss
9isiii 50 !Qcat.oss o, aso,d ST. 81 1'hos- two
LI.ge --gsuSj / sasmans. at tho eor4r r a. ar CO
ans. ist sircats. ocruQt-ti ma ours bY C>lem.1
Won an, s1s9 ;d1 oas- b. Sov. A.
= P~i- 'x.sc. az lot ssb: h bay stsnd aso
troas o about 20 feet, I'D 3 4. u. IGs feat.
Fhs location fos bss@essss vsaiiinss "a s,aon. es
il5ga 0raca ..1gt.
1Esms~-['.se. fne sAzss anG iaarrsnse ar
t-o- % % pa oy zoe purof sssfsa -
+ rh22 q }DDiN A. app RS1g. A u6W
Fryirr ~'atesy s''er iar a."vo ssis, viii be ss.i
s9t ssta fIsrn "a house II Goa, 81 I1e elrner 1T
g. sac 81 a. -, fcaltl.. 2Cs sat n the ncrh
side Il ar@so, suGnlg TACK liz .eet on tia asst
ius - "a s.sert.
TEkas-E.sh. g. 4 "a.
min
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trtsst.,zv a.ss.7s. X s,.a i pr. 4 ., ~
4: h-.ac - ssteh ls.s
ysp0srAer N.ST.;,s, Icy, ei'ix-u. ~
I s.3i9g steae ths leo Of / \ ssiso2s c - sc
taia g.ss, - Ei4ty fsYsty sstfssg ssrstd.
s,s. iroE Ia resi- rss, fss2Jrsr, or Sgpsri.
s.peest Of .his U3..p s--v.
ID. q. 10 ~scsCRpn. rrsss.
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sg aoDDIF : APPEascN. aaee1.-

~ dpDpIF JEFFERSON, Aaesrs.
XJEiy HaED:slA Ii +. lid WELL. BUILT
Tenement, on The South side OF Frank
lis, between rs n and 27tn streets, for sale at
Suogsn,--Wii! ee cold at AUCTION, on shs
premises, on TUESDAY, tie 23sh March,
ls6l, at i've o'clock y d., the very handsome
brick tenement located as above, unw owned
and occupied BY Mr. Alex&sder walker. This
is, without doab,. among the best built houses
In this city, having every convenience for
the genteel accomr o6ation of a large family.
The par lors ara furnished with very costly
IL arble nlantals. After the sale of tho dwell.
ing, g vacant lot the east will b. cid,
fronting 30 feet, rUnatng hack lot feet to GA
alley.
TsRKs-Cne third cash, balance st and IL
mo tbs, fof negotiable s.ctes, interest addad,
occurred ny trust Coed The taxes and In
surnpce tor 1852 ~ ~" ~ III Ivy the purchaser.
-tfODDta d aPPERsoN,
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o.. "B, lsT VA. Vols,
RrcRsosp, MDrch 2Ist. 1862 {
HONPANY ''B - fsr RECT Va. VOLS,
NJ having re-enIisted for the war, wants a
few more hECn UIT8, to MI RIP It's ranks
R1Itnot the yonng men of Richmond come
6f~nrd and enii~t Ia one OF this 0iutet CON-
panies In the oldsst reg nsat II the Cor Jed
crate States So bounty paid Cell Ct NO.
& loth street. between Mitn ana Cay.
T. HERBERT D TfS
NH 22-3t* LIT. and Recruiting ON car
4 IIt H.lUSl 1EAn.sEns.
wish 20 a"sIst t5:l OF - Eve Gco6 isasivgRi,
.'r nay battery. To sxpsrt need nlan viii slva
s5, ID a;sifs"s, to iha Gsovs ~ hcuuty Of $50
ysFs"ns wishing TO eni>t W. pieass cal, on TO
without de,ay, 81 camp Lee. gear this CITY.
9REse,3I III DAVIDSON,
mn fa-et~ Gap. Ls.chsr Afsillety.
EFF. DAVIS BAIT cry.
Twenty men wanted to complete the organ.
Ilation. 500 bounty.
Cali on J. T ROGERS, corner Main and
9Th streets; SAMPSON JONES. corner Main
aD1 9Th streets; or at the Rendezvous on 10Th
betS cen Main and Bank sts. nh I9--6t>
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VALUABLE STA LII LOT FOR SALE.
IuaIpedis4isiy af-er he foregoing sale,
vii, he soli a vaius bic ST \ Bile LOT imMe-
a,ateiy In rear Of the residence OF Mrs.. Hoop
or and adjoining th5 yesIdsnce Of M. SAINT
NJ Price, iron IT, z ion an alley leading ont to
ASH strest) 50 feet, rncning back 80 feet TO
stone Wall.
TERk4-As above
A.
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D IOENO FAYETrE ARTIAi.k,RS -
III few more mon are wanted Tor TINS
company to complete 1t to the maxmum.-
BY commano am authorized 10 recrpa /
men for three years or to war from v,iliS !.
companies allied out by he proc la IN, taoa
the Governor Of Virginia and who araEc
enrolled and in camp. Upder this ant th
/ appeal 20 the patriotism OF ali rae ufet e
rally To the standard OF the Rianmout. d as-
cite ARTILLERY. Apply immediately (, W
Winston Jobec, Jr.. or Psyton Johnsto u, lI6
Main street, 2bchmond.
MILES q MACON,
NH 2o-lw Captatn.
N. Is The bounty Of $50 given.
NfAaEUDER LIGHT ARTILLERY.
III uIsiajzsA by orasr OF
tho EseresarD OF Was. ana 49,
commanded Try Officers
ri General Magrni.f. s,sS
E;ssis q s<ida! a.aosf asG aags fza,s. assh sha
S9sS so satssSss- e2f~s.at essat, aaa
$50 SnuiAs., .na> 4tsasparsalon tarnishsa
~ once.
STEPHEN ID. YANOEY,
M. WALL nude AHt CD aries Hotel.
Or 70 Hsps. +. j. PA0A.
Hdq'n Army 81 Fsnlnpuia, Yorktown.
nh l9--6t,
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DOSSIN UXo ARTILLERY
- CAMP WINDER.
am DESTROYS OF obtaining II y full com pie.
ment OF msn. 1t will. take TWEEN ty fl We mo.
than ! now have to do this / have now
nearly one hundred. None but good men
viii De accepted. no q bs!itutes taken. For
fulI particulars, apply nj No 50 Main street,
or 8. Camp Winde-.
CYRUS BOSsIEUX.
mn 81 St< CapTa4n.
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T1arkftl for b. past hs@rss asronAa5i csss"~ee :
on tnau- saey ; pc, OF strict sasd 'snsfui ssssn
ten 90 tatir ouF ..egs 20 IlST.t aeef lag ~
Same "a iafacst
ia IA = a. E&fi5&ss = t:L 49,
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Z LIGHT ARrILLERY.-I am authorized
/ by the Governor Of Virginia to raise e
@ mpaEy Of Light Artillery Tor the war. Ali
those desire us Ct entistiDg In this the most ef-
fectve arm of the seryl Ice, Won d 20 well to
call q nee at the office of Johnson Il Guigon
Wing Building.
Uniforms and SD bsis.ehce farn fhsd.
NH 2b--6t A r. HuiGOM
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HkADo Rs DIchI9soH III. ARTiLLsAr
lamp Lee, hiarch 81, 1862 (
ItHAS OCAfANf Will receive tsirty re.
4 croits to comolete its Quots Persons
wishing 70 Iota fnts branch of service will
do Well to apply Immediately as opportnni
ties are limited splendid battery sex u-ed
ONCE On l0!h street, or at New Fair Grouuds
n. Is. DICKINSON,
I'M z tiGptlID.'
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assemSss.siesssva, "a

nISSC l. L 7 y Nj ne CO -partEeTs
1 heretofore existing between the un6tf.
signed, pnder tia sJ Ia of F ERELL
SsRAtiISS, is this day dis olyed by m tueI
consent, and Mr. SpragtBs ;s lone autcoItzsc
To collect the debts due the conoel11 By aen-
gent OF 0othp .r,jes. j K. EGKaELl4,
NJ SfRAatNS
1n n
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Tee police ana quad are req 1asted to Use every
exertion to arr est tt a6ove psmed men.
EMME IT z. DE PRIEST,
Lieut. and RscEuitirg Officer
Richmond Sharp. Shooters,
NH p 81 Bank, etw 9th sad 10TH sts,
, 1862-08-26

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-7Flour Spaned heavy and
495 for enper state; s505@5s5 for extra etate;
mon . medium extra weste1n, 9s515 50 10: con:
an Rooa to Sod shRpngg. e1 TGgaa t@aa
&c lower. sales 80 b1la. at IS 10a5.e5 for com
mon, and $5N@6 rs for good to choice extra
R5e aops gqiet and s.ssdy At g 59a25a cosa
NuzKT-3Ia.ket heavy Sales $50 brls, at stD
SIC for state aid western and 3ozzc for redued
GnAM-.wheat opened heavy and closed dull,
and 1M2s 1ower a. sa}es M = 1s;oo bG Chicago sPslnE 81
19.CGo hu winter red western at 81 a7Dl l.33 49, SO
hu. amber MICHIGAN a. 81. 80: 5000 bu new amber
s1.se; 2,soo bn white Kentueky At sl:si. RE
scarce and firm. with sa1es OF 1900 bn Chicago ut
sce; Barley dall and Ig nominal H. GoEq 9 1c lower
corr il very scarce. Sales s0p bu at 53@5sc for
old mixed western: 64g157c for eastern
1 for wse
and frmez. Sales at b6G5sc for Jersey, Canadian,
weetetn and state.
pas xssY Ana os
ear, raw quiet aad unchanged. SAFES s0t hhds.
esies Is b11s at ~ elf s,
s1e.56 ior p1ime Bsef u 1l1@ and IN fat! demand
sales coo brls at $5.5GG7.00 for city prime, $50
| 1o75 for city megs;! sl2.5s@1a75 for repscked
| mess beef dull at Sl9121 so. Beef hams
steady at $15 rG1l6 80 for choice western. Cut
meats moderately active. Sales 15o pigs at 37<9
| quiet and unchanged. Sales 1.15O brls at 9G91lc
| Butter selling at lt@15c for Ohio, l41l9c To-
state. Cheese hrm IT 1G9c.
| BUFFALO, August 25.-FLuUR-MarEet quiet
| GnAE-Wheat dropping at $l.1214S11.1s. Ret
| winter Ohio and Indiana at CSC; Haukegou eprfn9
| several Gales tmade on private terms. Corn dali
| nothing doing. Other grains quiet.
CANAL FRE1GHrs-16c on wheat; 14c on com, t.
| New York. .. .
IMPoRTs-135 brls. flour: 164 600 bu. wheat; 191,
| CL6 hu. cc1n; u O0O bu oats II. .1lU bu- Rye
| ExroBTs-Dnll Sales-S00 brls -four; l64 &c
bn. wheat; Is GEO b. corn 81 ,ot0 bu. oats; 800
, 1862-08-26

CLEARED. :.-.:. August 25..
ssmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, SIS bu wheat,
375 bu corn, sundties
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskegon.
Prop ], Barber, PeErelt, G!ahd Haven.
Prep g. Meare. Blodsett. Ltncolu.
Prop Msnaeta. welsb, Bntta1o, 300 brls -four,
Prop Prairie State, Williams, Ogdensbursh, 1895
br1s -four, 900 Drls pork, ia brls lard.
Prep Umpire State, BEET: Ratr4le. a!,op ba corn.
BARK Nucleus, Mcpherson, Green Bay.
Bark the1ubusco, Cham bezlaln. Oconto.
Brig c J Hutchinson. Hutchinson, Green BAY.
Brig Alex Mitchell, Burns Green Bay
Big sebastopol. Williams. Grand Haven.
Brig Roscius. Ha!ssed, Green Bay.
Brig Sam Hale, Ferguson. Little SEantco.
5chf Pilot, Boutin, Whitedsh Bay.
Scht Calcutta, Long, Websters Pier.
Sch1 Two Brothere, johnson, a14sniiowoc.
Sch1 Gnlde, shaw, kalamazoo,
Schr Qeligcland, Burke, MusEtgon.
Schr Faner. Lewie, Green Bu:h-
Schr Josephine Dresden, Fiunigan, Charlottesville.
Schr Bates, Cannon, Musktgun-
Schr Liberty, TurnsCu, Mnnitowoc-
Sch. Bonestec1. Culver, Green Bush.
schr G T Foster, Hanson, MuskeSon.. E Z. e,,,o
sehr II Spencer, Ryetfon. Little Point Sable.
SchE Arrow, ecolt, kalamazoo.
Schs L c Irwin, Rugt1, AuskeGon.
Schr Argu, Berg, Ce1te-Tilie,
schr Nhtrlw,nd, Nelson, CcEteTFsl;e.
Schr L Luddingtcn, Stubba. Eeg!e Rarbor.
Echr Honest John. Rulaa, Kalamazoo;
| Schr y Gates, Flack, Nis Cry Banks.
| Sehr Active, Pagelson, Grand llayen.
| NC0f E1pEl1ulGuE, dHA1uS. EEahclQAA.
| Schr Queen Of the West, Sargenson, Green Rsy.
Schr Magic, Frowley, Grand Haven.
! schr doc Villas. Clark, TWO Rivers.
| Schr Charlotte, Fulton, Ma1itowoc.
Scht Octavia, johnson, Cente1yllie.
Schr HtloBdeNe, johnson, Kalamazoo.
schr June Louisa, Morey, St Joseph.
| Schr L Nichols. Sinons, Holland.
| ScEr Elya, Sinclair, White River.
| Sctr Barber, Kirby, Grand Haven.
| Schr Kitty Grant, Simeon, White Blyer.
! Schr Illinois, Burke, Nh 'kegon.
| Schr II ShnJer, Schlobohm, Muskeguns
| Schr Mary, Shooter, Holland.
Schr Mediterranean, Morley, 0sTego. 1f,7D bu
wheat.
Sehr Albany, Smith, Kewanee.
Schr Odin, Blanchard MusaegoI.
Schr ChslleDge Reed. White Lake.
| Scbr Mary Collins, Dixon, kenosha.
ectr Hans C1ocker, Lewis, Green Bay.
ScoW RueDa. Peterson, st Joseph+
| ScoV Hereules, Gunderson. Muskegon-
Scpw Grace. Green Lnrsou. White Lake.
Brig Sufan Clark, Peterson. Bailey uatbor.
Sch5 Charley Hihba1d, Cur1e, Port Washington.
scus7 Monni vernon, McVae, kalamazoo.
Scbr Free Democrat, Thompson, ShelpFsan.
Schr VIM T Alien, Boyle, Oswego, L. .sol bu corn.
Echr y Nichols, Miller, Buffalo 19.5 $50 bu wheat
Prop Potomac. Gibhsrd. Buffalo, a],60a bu Wheat
/. 40 b11s douI-
Schr Baltic, Baker, Bay de SoQuet.
, 1862-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MoHDAY EyKHEa, August e5, 1861
The money market to-day was Te1y quiet. The
scarcity Of currency Is severely felt among all
classes of the business community, especially pro-
ducs dealers, and the leading markets were easier
in consequence. Eastern exchange was very dul,
and 1t was cold at 1s@A per cent. discount-the
bankers refusing to buy except in eman lots to
regular customers.
Gold ie quiet at 114@t1458 buying, and lis sell
Ing Old Demand Treasury Notes are IN demand
q. 1o7. Canada currency, SOLO per cent. prem
iurn.
The Milwaukee Sentinel OF the 25th Says: Mon.
eta1y matters were exceedingly quiet Last week,
and presented but little variation from day to
day Exchange has been plenty at q per cent.
premium selling, the banks buying at par for
New York sight Money easy at SOLO per cent
Gold has had an upward tendency, and was fzmer
on Saturday at 13 per cent premium. Silver WAS
per cent premium buying. selling at 1922. Old
demand nnteR were buying st per cent premium.
Thoee OF the new iesue are selling at q per cent
GA1ESA AND CHICAGO TE1oE r. R. Co.-The
earnings Of this 1ailroad from the 10th to the I'd
| Of August, Is IS follows:
1851 1867
| Freight. . Sas,ea2 Is s2'.174r6 Ss,s1s Oe dec
Pafetngere.. 5,T00.12 T,5a6 rs 1,S25 81 inc
| Matle, &c. 1,l00.G0 1,2s0.00 151.00 inc
Total. $35 ,7a2 q s2s,e5o14 $8,s421a dec
, 1862-08-26
MARINE NEWS.
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
DETROIT. August Is, 1861.
Ur-P1op. Free State; bark oneon.ai ~schr.
PIover, Cor:Iandt, Telegraph.
Dowr-Prop. Plymouth; bark Water Witch.
Col Ellsworth; brig 4. E. Mussey; achr. Dsun;-
less, Queen OF the Lakes, Daehing Ware, Russiaa.
weather pleasant; wind s.W.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
VESSELS ARK1yED At BUFFALo.FRoA CMCAso-
Ang. -, prop Queen Of the Lakes: barks Crest
West, oneonta, Unadlla, American Union; brig
Noheean; ach1s York State. Frank Crawford,
EvaItna Bates, Cuyahoga, HIATT Root, Mssslllou
Live Oak, Milan.
VESSELS C1RARKp FnoH BUFFALO FoHCH1c AGO
Props Oneida. Chicago; hrigs Globe, s. F. Gale
schzs, Frank Crawford, ploWboy, Ma1eAae2d.
, 1862-08-26
AFFAIRS At CAMP D0CGLAA
Rebel Prisoners from New MeItco%-.
Taking the Oath--The Exchange OF
Prisoners, Etc., ETC.

On Sunday morning there was an accession
to the number Of prisoners at Camp Douglas,
caused by the arrival Of two hundred and
thirty five secesh, brought by order Of the War
Departments from Fort Leayenworth to this
post for safe keeping. These prisoners were
transported Mther in charge Of Capt 8. 4.
Drake and fifty men belonging to the First
Kansas regiment. They were taken some time
ago in New Mexico, in light engagements
fought between the rebels and Col. Sioley's
regiment, and sent to Fort Leavenworth,
where they have been quartered until the re-
cent order was issued for their transfer to
Camp Douglas. They consist Of Texans, Mis-
sourians, d few Kansas men, and quite
sprinkling Of Cherokee Indians and ha1f-breeds
"a motley crew, with hardened yfsages, filthy
attire, and about IS wretched~looking beings,
generally, as could well be produced.
Everything within the limits Of the Camp
nov moves along smooth aud With but little
excitement among the ten thousand persons
quartered there. The prisoners Stem rather
disinclined to make any further attempts at q
general outbreak; and indeed, the perpetual
vigilance OF the officers and soldiers in whose
custody they are placed, renders it impossible
for any attempted escapade to prove success.
ful'
It has been reported That about five hundred
Of these prisoners had taken the oath Of ale
giance, and we're about to be discharged from
custody. This is an er7or. Not one Of tht
prisoners has yet taken the oath. though
nearly four hundred Of them have siguldet
their intention Of doing so-which is quite {
different thing.
As to the much-talked-of exchange Of thes'
prisoners, it is impossible to know how soo1
such IN event will take place. Two week.
ago or more, Col. Tucker received an oEde
from the War Department to prepare for euc1
an exchange, which he has done; but nc fu1
ther order has yet been received, and the mat
ter still remains in sta&u quo.
Tie sanitary condition Of the camp has In
proved wonderfully Of late, and is now grat
! fyingly healthy.
, 1862-08-26
PreparatfOnsf for the Soldiers.
CHICAGO, Aug. q, 1862.

Editors Chicago TfibEne.
Will not the TRthrNE call the attention Of the
ladies' TO the fact that now is the time for them to
can fruits and prem jelics for the SICK aud
wounded soldiers. During the coming fall and
wintc. there will BIZ many Thousand disabled SOL
diere lying in hospitals to whom euch delicacies
will afford great relief II any lady will, while
fruits are to be had. take pains to prepare fsw
cans OF fruit, to be delivered to the Sanitary Con-
mission, when the time comes, che will not be
serving her country in vain. CaIcAao.
, 1862-08-26
--latest Foreign Market.

By Telegraph PER STEAMER NIBERs1AS.
LIVERPOOL, Aue. t4,-BREADsrrFFs-- Generally
quiet aud steady. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn has an upward tenden-
cy. Mixed selling at 2ss I'd.
PRo1 1=1oN=-Ha7e u downward tendency, except
bacon, which remains firm.
LONDON, August II, 1662-MoNEr NAKEr-Eon.
euls closed today ut 9315for money.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
BREADsrrPFs-HAye downward tendency, and
all qualities have declined slightly, except com,
which ia steady.
LONDON, ,Friday.-Consulsc closed at 80 for money
Bullion In the bank has decreased 1IS.0o0 pounds
AMERICAN STocK5---The latest sales were: ILL
nois Central shares. 5UA 949A discount Eric
2S4G1s9H: United States IS, E6sI69.
, 1862-08-26

Received. 81, ,023 bu wheat and eo2 brls -four. The
Sentinel eays: The na5ket opened lively at de-
cline u &c per bu, bu; towards the close recover
ed, and closed firm. About Sa,0c0 bu changed
hands at 964997 or No. I, aud o3H@91c for
No. 2. F1eights nominal at 451c for wheat to
Rufln1n