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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
COMM ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND Markets
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, !

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, January 10, 1853. J
Beans-Are in fair demand at last weeks rates
WequOte them S2IOsfor good qualities.
Burter-Remains quiet and unchanged. Sales are
making in small way at I6l7c for fair to good West
ern Reserve, and lse for choice roll. Nothing doing
in Central.
Cheese-Is selling all the way from 956 to lO5ke,
according to condition and quality.
EEEs-Are unchanged and sell at I79lsc, the in
side figure being the usual one.
FlOur-Remains in light local inquiry with sales
in small lots only, at range Of 90 for common
to good country ground red double extra, and Sc ga
$50 for white wheat do. Buckwheat sells at s3,75@
400 per cwt., and Rye at $500 Per Dbl.
Fruit-Dried apples are in active demand at an ad-
vance Closing sales on Saturday were at 4Sg5o.
Peaches steady at I4@l4ko for peeled and 70 for
unpeeled.
Grain-Wheat has improved about lc, and is sell
ing at 81 S9I IA for red on track and 81 49I is from
store. White is quotablo at sl,ls9l,22 according to
quality Corn is scarce and higher and sells at $50
6Oc from and delivered on track Oats are scarce
and worth 45c Rs is nominal at Oc, and Barley at
sl,lO@I,2O.
Observation-Disclosures quiet at 36Jzc.
HOgs-The market has been active and steady and
closes frn at s5,50@5,75.
Lard-Quiet with few moderate sales country
rendered at s96Gs1Sc.
OiIs-Carbon has further declined and sells at SO9
55c. No change in other varieties.
Provisions and nominal Pork is held at
,Oo@ll so common shoulders at SC and hams at &c.
SaIt-Unchangeda and selling at 81 90 for fine; 500
for coarse; l21zc for 10 n and l5c for a b sacks
Sugnrs-Have advanced and quote all grades
&c higher, as follows Porto Rico Il54GIlAc; Cuba
lO24aIIAc; New Orleans ll@I2]4ci Coffee yellow llA
@I2Ac Coffee white ls7l 9l4c. and crushed, powder
ed and granuiaIed 145z6Issfo.
COfee-Has advanced and we quote Rio at szGase
and Java at s6j4G3716c.
seeds-Clover is selling freely at s5,628a5,G5
Timothy is quiet at $500.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
POST.OFFICE TIMETABLE.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT FOR
w the arrival and closing Of the mails at the
Cleveland Post ONCE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-12
NEW AND IaIPORTANT TO BANKERS.
PIcK-LocKs AND THIEVES FRUSTRATED.
LILIES SAFE TRIUMPHANT
HERRING's SAFES FOUND WANTING.
HERR1xe's FRlxrLn17E IR0E DRILLED.
$4,000.

We have placed our new DuOdecagOn Bank
Locks on the Mammoth WrOughtand Chilled
Iron Fire and BurgIar-PrOOf Safe, made for
the Mercantile Bank, New York, corner
Broadway and Dey streets, for a pick lock
test, and offer the above large sum to com
petitOrs as an inducement to honorable com
petition. Should these locks prove equal to
the test, they will be sold hereafter to Banks
at the low price of $50, which gives manu-
faeturer's profit equal to that received on my
Wrought and Chilled Iron Bank work.
Bankers should preserve this for reference.
LEWIS LILLE.
Troy, N. Y, January Sd, 1858.
The $1,000 forwarded by Mr.. Lille was
placed in the Safe the goth of December, and
notice given that Pick-LOcks could have nine
hours in which to test their skill and receive
the prize. H. R. HUaBELL, Agent,
19s Broadway, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
From Ccnirnl America.

The second inyI,ion 0. Salvador by tue Pre,ideni
Of Guatemala u a,T-arr proved IA uusuetessiu hs
TIE first Scarcely hal be cfosfci he iroutier wien
he was notified that revolution bHd broken oct
against him IN lis own State, AID that be lad been
depos, and new Prc,ideut plnced m bis stead.
Inn compelled Lim 10 abandon bis PROJECT and
hurry hom-, when by prompt measures be sue
ceeded 10 queling he revolution, aud sfresnng Tie
ruglsadeir.
Il lie probable tbis may pui al end to tie war be-
tween Guatemala and Salvador, especinlly as The
people Of former State are very much opposed
10 IT,
TIE Jarez revolution In Nicaragua IL not making
favor bic progress bic army benz badly deiea I'd at
Leon. IL is however, by no means improbable that
LIE nay hnslly succeed 10 depO,ibg Muunszi az the
spirit II the people Of Nicaragua appears to bo al
ways 20 favor Of tie revolutionary party.
Regarding the transit, II Is doubtful whether tie
messengers will 10 allowed 10 cross The territory or
not 10 one appears TO know anything about II.
lbe COugIess Of Costa Rica had been convened
for the let May. TIE new fr,tldent, 81 Je.us
] Inenez, will take bis sest on tho 5ib met. Dr..
Mouteaierle reties from offer, taking with him tho
cod will OF tue people, and Sr. Jimei 81 u looked
upOp 10 q man well hued TO mansRe the Executive.
Tn, CODE crop la. finally turned out larger than
ap.icirated BY 10000 quintals.
Thee is bat n small quantity untLippod, which
II held al GIG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

COURTNEY! the residence OF his brother in AIsgny
City PL. rursday May 10, William S. Courtney ESQ
OF ihs city, eyed ~ years
j. o. Sturdy Nay g. Helen Anita secono daushter
Of eru "a sud the late J. Fullerton, aged u yeas snd
4monthG. , ,
Funeral on Monday, 2sth ias q, M from the house OF
PRAYER, Newark \. J.
HOLLhED-At her ato residence, Hanover Neck horril
County, n. j.. on Friday evening Hey r. AM, WliuW VI
the late john Hollant Ia the J)d year Of Dor age.
Tho relatives end euds Of her Joseph fdwad FORBES
and Themes Holland. and her s'nfnlaw Nn'. brldlry
are rrsrsc;taiy invited 20 attend Der funeral at MAN
son g. on Monday morning, hay q, ~ II oeQcA ba's
OF the Morris sud EsoG ktiIoad iom loot oi Couf'anu
street, at 81 a.
MoCARTEE-On Saturday MAy2o mr. David McCaf'"''
aged IS years .,...,.,b III.
Tie relatives and fends respectfully United 20 attend hl'
funeral this afternoon at O'clock ion NO. 40 "e'
third street.
PATTERsON-On Sunday. May %, Clifford Patterson '1n
OF Rush aud Ezi Patterson. aged years. months Dhu -
day.. -,
The relatives aud friends o. the miy invited without
further notice to attend the funeral a. tbs Tesilohcs OF MS
parents conner Of Bloadway aud Eg5lo;A street on oa
Gay afternoon at O'Clock The remains VIII DO TAKEN 10
Greenwood forin,ermsnt
SHANCROSS-Kiled at the ba'tls OF Chsncellosvle on
sunday, May white calamity defending the nag Of h'
country, Cop. George SnaWcfOs, Of Company y. ram
Regiment " Y. Vols aged % yeas months sld u days
WtSr-On Taetdst, April o. 1853 st Eug'ishown, NJ j.,
Mii.sm West, aged "a Yeas. formerly oi this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

SAN FRANCIsCo. Wednesday, May TO- 1908
The municipal election in tins city YESTERDAY re-
suited in the choice of the People ticket. making
the seventh annual triumph OF the Reform party,
inaugurated by the Vigilance Committee OF 1890:
There IS q large majority in favor OF ire million
dollars subscription 10 tie Pacific Railroad.
Sailed ship " bite Swallow for Howland's leland
SAN FEANCisCo. Thursday May II leoJ
Busiucss ia active SAILS # 3VO cases oil y: 81. a
Co. Lard at l2Ic. Crushed Sugar, 134c. ITO Coi
fee. 2Jc. Alcohol SOC. Trumbnli's Butter, %oc'
Castle Soap I5c Bingss Hams, l9c.
The ship Grace Daring Is chartered TO load WIN
wheat for Cork al 81 l2i6.
The ship Napier 10 chartered to load with wheat
for Liverpool Ut 60 81.
The chip King Lear is to take lumber from Puget
Sound for France.
The sbip Aruo is to take lumber for Australia
and thence to Howard leland for guano for England
SAN fKASCisCo. tnnsy. asy ~. ia'J
Arrived. ship Old Colony, o. days, from Hang
China. News unuportunt.
Money cay. Atlantic Currency Exchange. on the
tsss Of - 20 premium ior gold IN Now'i DIX
Coin bil o. a n preinium. Sterling exchange 4Sd
Legal tenders 6o = 90.
Receipts Of treasure from the mines since the rail-
ing OF the la,i steamer a. 600 0Do being the largest
AIivsl for Ike period dunng he year. The pros
zee, is tho mines viii yield more than ANY former
s,Sls,u.
Judge Field has resigned from the State supreme
CourI to take bis pace the United States Circuit
Court.
4. B. Crocher has been appointed TO succeed Nj
Field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
Co.nr.ne. Of the African VI. II. Church.

The Conference met again Oh SATURDAY forenoon
The ANNOUNCEMENT that s Committee on the Sste 0 Tie
Nation would present report nsd tie house with "'
and colores auditors The Rev NJ JosEs Cbaimah Of He
Committee. presented ia. preamble and TesolsiOn' when
~. ,piriis I'd ADD patriotic Tho Csmotee roa VITA pflee
- the oUtspoken insat Of sseus C'nsTsaee' ana 10
Isrs. t.sif unysoing devotion 70 tho nat ond ana
fortunes Of the Fsosfsl O0Ysfuasns IN W aIu
sdysfsity 10 life death. teI c0Dhc'nce - no wa
uopsl AdHIui.t ttO-, EeiIairs uuimF~leli lhsJ i'
rres the Sc ming aetshes ulth ~hich the Us.t HL
nation BY rs.s,n Il witch Il has faod 10 s.eIo i9P
Chs aid Of that Alutgby ann which Only 10 s"so'
the fut.fs Of justice and ng b-y are DsFehs os' war
10 10 God for ~ Esvsbesuent o. THIS "ho'e
nation towsId hat shtsoOsDesS tat eIsstn nsl shl
they Prey tBst progress DO eLecteu Iha nc
that the 0rsd ps0I corHdiy u psho
IL npnsntiy sns~.r.d 80 wei =, me p.nAi Li''oJ 80,
present struggle By the bAfsupptesssd record o. We
manly aid they have rendered In every previous co"stn
which tic intsIssts OF TO nation have been Imprint
Tbst the pronptitahs with winch eoloIed men Ls,o
listed In Hss,acsu.ets Warrington. d. c. .ODg Tie bans
Of the Msappi the C4oipes Hla e.senbsTe, 10 TIE @b
ssnc. OF any s..Osses Of potscon nom being
sold captured sr Of ths fDss bslrg caied IV ouht
their sbsencs and Ia the sbenes " many CIhsT nssh'S
which Induced white volunteer b standing ifDuie
their bravery aud psiOtnE and that u ueif opinion
thai with such ncsn.ses fosnce other mon - ~"ud
dpaaye them Ibst tLoy tender thor brethren ana com
psDtoBs their synpsbY aud hearty GOD speed
and thai they earnestly call oOlosd everywhere 10
prepare and stand ready 10 ave psoiio sspoD 70 every
call whenever tbs OovsTnBsnt shall Indicate by proper
sussss Of the shts VI ool0r sodsi Its sppeoseD Of
their services
rnsaiu suslp adopted debate respecting the publication
Il the fssoutioss followed
Last evening Of the ministers Of the Conference
preached 10 several ebarshss Ia this city and IN brookyn
Amsns The color tho Conferences nesting
An sstsrdsy the Rev Mr. Logan Of byfscnss one VI
pss, evtssushsd e9ssssss ths underground Tslissd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
Appointments aud Promotions in ihe New
York Hrainsnis.

AiBAHT. Nliufdey fihJ ~. ls'S'
The latest appointments and promotions III 'o'un'
teer Regiments are ms follows:
Osorse y Hopper to be Msj'r IN the ION Regiment
krg,st o 10 h. LituttIsnlJ0 Onri 10 no '''H 10
H. stag 70 be Lieutenant Colonel Ia tbs 'dih hes'
msBt 49, p, -.-. OF, g. A.. se,t
Ia Oh II Lansing 70 be msJyr IN the sch Regiment
lin snilh DO LieLtspani-Lo Colonel Ia tho 1'h h'Ei
nrnL 80 ,,.-t. A, al p.,l,,.,,
sueu Mg.t to DO LIe.toBaDE COIoboi Ia tho 'Ob heg
a ent - tt,...., oio,., f., IN, mad
IT, " Crane 10 b.. ColoDo in ths 07th Regiment
- Ind 10 be Lieutenant C9orel IN TIE INN hss
IT, H. II Human 10 be Major IN the lllth Re ,imsnt
Ed,-s H. Matter be sJof Ia the I|is ne lien, -,
"a. G Rogers 10 bo LsuteaaaFCOonoI Ia the IE'a hesi
"SI Bur, 10 be Li.utsDsntC 10 tho l''h hosi'
MA ia T. Dan. 10 be Major In the l5oh Regime
o.. e hb,ll 20 be NJ Jor g. mo lbth Adilefy' am
fsi. sctmsf 70 Lieutenant oiohsi oi iho ID Ds'
a.n Usd,rdouI to be Colonel Of tho lot Mounted
Rifles. -, t,,.n.ot. "a lon.l Of the i.t Mounted
Rites - ,...L No, ,,h. Iat Mouptsd Rifles
T.,wtDis.r 10 be Major IN the lst mouD'od hlhoS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25

So. The arrest and trial Of Mr. VallanGighsm
90. mon his own responsibility.
W." fer tho arrest of Mr. v,Ihndigbam' President
autographed to Gen. Burn ide that he would
HpVg, ~, m bic efforts to support the Government
SUSTAIN N' CNcl>SArI, May "a, 1868.
vonapdiQbam arrived ut Louisville yesterday
=, Tho boat arrived too late for the Nash
IL ,,s;n and anchored in The stream all day.
wm. G. Creppen, for nineteen years connected
with the daily press, and widely known as "lnvisi-
ble Green died last night.
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TrnYcIprn, fsuihc.

To Albany. by Hudson River mr.. % Warren
st 10 a m ard ., B. aud ioI m sunday. 5:21 p. n,
~ bsny Dv HARLEM RI 2sth-.t. and Nh-ay lOi "a ~
20 - = n. By Hrw-London line Pier 90, II.
10 po1 ,, on liue, Iior i8 ~. X, aud Ful
River me = NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bp. m.
10 B99'9n oy a. N aud y and p.
TO boston, oS Ns~ iis'Su vi audsp n Sunday P.
10 0un7'' " r'e M i'V' 80 : I'D 10 a. m aud ?.
40 OF ~ H. Sunday, u ?.
To phil4ioIplil hY Camden Hut Annoy
Eafoed Piof 20 y. H.. oo 81 EaIcaS s. O. H. p III
.rS :. .n M m loot OF Sunday, u p.
To tie Wosi. By Central Railroad OF New
70 a a''' wv ''.4..'... md 7p.m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
The National Finances.

PHILADELPHIA, May "a, 1868.
The subscription agent reports tie sale Of $780,.
900 yese day in the agencies in New-York, Boston,
Philadelphia, and the West, and thu aggregate for
the week is $l3,lS4 $50. The whole amount Of
sales by popular subscription reaches the enormous
aggregate of sol742 $50, with NO prospect of dmi-
puton. This does not include the amounts sold
by the Treasury and Sub-Irensures, which will
swsl the figure to sos OOOOOC showing degree
of confidence 10 the Union causs and ultimate sue
cess which has no parallel IN history.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
TO ARRIVE.
BUSINESS Noilecs.

Invalid GTNTLEMFN.--it il not, pcrhrps. as
ssn-f.ly kpcvn q. would be to iL~ interest laws
~, inst tie Ror.p fiILL WATgI-t tEE. IN NonhnmP
urrt Of cent enen also Is succra bfsitins ~ u.it
Hnd d1u.sfors diseases. dependent sg1n inquiries
u IL bood and u scfos 20 the ssse ard IN the cue Of
,or,ue,s n cpiesues. teb!ita. rr G-siis lo~ tprts,
!csa q uo.r dy.ptFfa, liver cmfan fnsgHiAi.e Ana
CONT. h ptft lsird ,
Tn t-e.a,, NJ /. efficient ia TeeJ,is. si.t .ti oho
h.hdhss OF how ever couhrmei hsb sd at bilious Zen.
dence,
Nased .uecs, a.o been Lad LF09ehi f. restoring
broken oouufiouf. AID o. afoflas ssfaid ncssous
49, debit g. od . steas 20 .tU LSth alA ACTIVITY
Fsf sucCfsf iu osf au4 to- scat favor sfen
ths Orenia IuffsA Russian Chcnir and o,hef BATH,
o. cil,u.af.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
Ern,n Port slnYmi.

The United States transport Bea Doford, Capt.
UaIl.t from Port Royal, c., 10TH inst. arrived
al this port on Saturday morning. She hus Al cab
passengers and 81 returned soldiers. There is no
news of any importance in the Department Of the
South. Everything is quiet. he health of the
TROOPS is excellent ii gle death having occur
rcd in she eulire DsptIuen. Juring tie pact week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival OF the North Star with California
Mails mad $264,S2t in Specie.

The steamer North Star, Capt. A. G. Jones, with
nails specie and passengers, from Aspinwal, May
l6, p. NJ, arrived at this port last evening at 3
o'clock.
May a. p. H., boarded wreck of schr Bee Mar
tin, Of Berlin, dismased, rudder gone, nothing on
board, bad evidently been boarded before. May -
P. NJ, lat. 30 40, lou. 49, exchanged signals with
brig showing white flag, red border letter II. May
90, So miles south of H,teras, passed steamer EagiS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
from Errnlnhn.

Tie Bermuda Gazette II The 18th instant is re-
eeived:
The brig SolferinO, arrived 81 St. Georges on the
10th instant from New-York reports on the 9tb saw
3 large steamer supposed TO be blockade runner
The Rebel steamer Columbia sailed for ST..
George on the Sth for Nassau. No news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
y,,.r,uiumenss.- Monday, May 10.

WALLAC KS Money
WiNTER GAhDEH-Orpheu"
.,lptO P2fS uI'syIJM-Osn Tom Thumb and vile. Com,
Eptt and Mianlo Wsusn at all hours dramas anu
~ ys,o'hsc ADEMY OF DESIGNING. o2' Broadway
80, ,f,i,E PanofaHa d Pal,stinn O.. Nal.
AGA KEENL'5 THEATLh-Ibss a,1P' "
EnYT RnOADWAY- H4yemsyoTs fsi6tnt
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From Pnnnma The Legislature - Ur
squier-Thc News from MEXICO.

From l'unnma 'sA'
squier-Thc News from usliro.
PASAAA, May IL. 1868.
The last steamer took up 81, the ne VS. from Cen
tral and South America. Since then, there have
been no arrivals from either point.
Here everything remains when lsst wrote
The Sls,e Legislature Is IN session, but has done
nothing Of IA .Oriauco No a proposition II JcioTe
II 10 grant concession for the opening OF n sram
me on the coast OF The state with will probably
pssr into las. Some oil the members trying
o get the Governor into tIonblc about The otalc
fnrnce- ana may encceec. There Is a strong party
irving TO get bin GU, u oiice and put worse one
10. Nothing bar been decided yet regarding the
removal Of the Capital OF the Republic 70 Panama.
|. j. SAID that MVsquera is very anxious for II.
Nj. S9uiel, Tie Commissioner TO Peru. passed
through hi. week. lie LETT yesterday for Central
America aud will 10 south 10 June.
The North STAR arrived at Aspiuwal on the Elh
inc.
The Constitution, from San Francisco. 60, in this
morning at 3 O'Clock. Sire brings Important news
from Mexico. Tho daier from Paebs to the
30h Of kpfil. The French were driven ont of
Pa. bia III the point OF tbe tayouet TIE Mexican.
fou shI item for seven bours win swords aud bayo-
metz and tie loss both aides s very ANY. IL J.
said the French have lost 5000. Julrez had come
down TO Puebia, and LaG held come VI war 10 10
the propIiety OF becoming tie Offensive instead Of
the d,fsisive party. IL j. tboughI that anut r.
tack viii no be made Oh Puebla 10y tho fferch with
their prrssut force aid 1t Is likely they wall return
TO The seabOsrd
The rainy reason ha, tet In. Tho roads To Vera
Cruz are bad, and inieeed with guerfillaS aud the
yellow fever Jay be coon looked for. You Will, no
doub. have a colh fma'iOn Of tina news "A Havana
ar u appvars Trustworthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-25
LOYAL Lengue of Union Ciiizcn-.
Ssw-YogA, hay y, 1850.
ID A

ssu.YoGA, mAy y, 1867.
or Arr.nferus or Grad Mass Assb age 81 Loya REQ
go f'ti~a Orsis Cnaaty o tho 26th % May 1888
zoe pfecc-dn.f viii mea,ufrs Ia hon3 - tae re-
tor ~ ' w I,,,u. tn, Committee and Gn-,
dsta hm.ni. Of Returned FVlavtecf. veterans
~, 1--we ths civ ~ Hul.on River lalroa for Albany
Go, 1p,h IL or rn'.i.y 2Sih in', - 10y m ,,
s tho patty By tkas the morning boat al thu several land
La, o. IA. esfs a. the stations
a, Tr..i,y sv.u'n M or Wednesday, rroroing.
Excursion Tekss re arranged with bosis and rail-
msab,is .. The Lsu.ne and ether citizens who do not,
The morning train u thr lth vi" 's'- '"o' III season
= A Special Committee Of Arrangements At utica viii
-re,t TIE preliminary arrange i0f 80 mcoiias and
The proc ..inf. consequent thereon. 80
IL 4. tesomGrndcG that to tue several Counties OF The
s,s,. .he LOYAL people will form COMMITTEE srf os'nr"
tiopaio o'emsn, add wherever u b. To-,
is, 10 soits la ui' d-mon'iia'ion o. Pato'sn ~
,u,.y hopsf 'hs, every announcement ~ Do s'en 10
induce their presence and ca-operstion.
At UTICA.
$40. Excellence the Goyornor Of tie State has been Invited
!" ~ et.-ei viii commence A. 10. NJ on wEDNEs
nay IA. .lth iu., Proc ESoONS Of resus Volunteers.
osa, dcpustloI,, guest aud vsIof' VIII b" "imd IN
.r M, direction VI Ma thal % BE- selected by she Commit
tee Of The citizen, Of uucs. o. af4i al the place, "ecef
ff public addfss,es prcsilng officer and r'shns WI he
Tor stand whom noc Wi be taken
Ton r.rL COZ a. each YOU rrr Regiment repras'cd
music, " bands sod sse ;l.sois "'h eH'e" 'H'
a. f.ls.s Which vii be continued til .. M.
q A, ocloek will be taIon for refrsshm"nt and
r,c.so. fofn.d The several siands to the grounds
elected Tor barbecue, which VII % provided under IN"
direction ts Utics Committee " vii comprise o. aip!e
oltlan with ties and coffee bui without spuou. liquors.
f dopnstio1, from Lresu-, Hnt hrgmr nt' families via
itos and ,iten. ia Attendance ON the public sterce'
TO- At ,syrn o'cloot public Addic.es siH be continued
fr ~ balconies thu hotels the PLATFORM in"f-pefed
th music and IA" stands wall he brilliantly ismnsted by
to- he, and Calcium lights -, $500,
H. Reporter. will be present to take notes OF the oyai I'D
a,,.,,. d.,vTsl a ca.l0n oi 80 uiHchiu cst
1, Tbr Comteo uduced 10 hope thst the tNfhraSS
rouPANlEs whose station, tho central Gr OF travel
Viii mite Ia this movement, aud siyo sil.ona! ot-i to the
PROFESSIONS. ,,y,.
H. me d,puts,ion. from the City Of Now.Yoh aai tho
F.srn ouul,. III ssys Uuca Oh Their return On LAu'
DAY morning. III, 1. ..,.,
Il Furhsr details Of the arsnremens viii be snoenc'd
ION time 10 time esther h tho nsniss Of The du ai,Lei
1919. Who have eon-nsd 20 address the ASSEM- Att
. ~ oflef oil H.. COMMITTEE or AHEANdEhfSTS
pm WgrtoEK Secretary.
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An,brosia 4. q stimuls't p Oily Extract Of Roots,
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genuine Dr. SterliBgs
CERTIFICATE
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DESTROYS OF patug Ia tho Legal League eeora!loh 70
tale plncc at Utica The g1th will asrnb!n 81 1he az
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a. o'clock precisely. ia full Uniform for ins pui pose VI
c,rx thsir arm, apd equipments Loieuss oil regiments
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Fair Of the American ms iSD3s
The BoarJ 4 As.a..rs Of tho hm-cn iH"tug to NON
las delegated The duty holding the Anrui Far o. TINS
Institute, hereby gyo nplr" 90 i uey .ve ,ntei
IN. ACADEMY OF MUSIC
in ifhst living place the month of September III
which 70 hold this -.
GREAT NATIONAL Exhibition
Aces los GO apctinu Tor pr-uiu wall be received
commencing August 90 1862 ALI tae Fair will be OPP ned .
WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER
Circular. will be s.ued sw days gyLg tl particulars
by order OF the Isuss'rs.
NM. II. BUTLER Chairman.
wM. S. CARPENTER. Wee Chairman.
ions " CH,xBsRs SECRETARY.
New York Msy - 1867.