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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

,Ydsfh River Land, III Matthew'S co, ior safe l.isi,
n h lmpFoyet with All necessary issises on il II
os.a.s il2 !. acres one hundred arabic TIE other
SCI. sai 10 ahite aud red oak ,hcs and pine Fol
,,,,,sf ,,sfi isalars address
Capt RoBT X HUpGiN2
"a ssI.-a;s Ordnance Dept, Phbinani
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The following is Earl Kusselrs reply
to the memorial of. the Emancipation So
ciety relative to the steam rams in the
Mersey:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

Mr. d TURNER'S
M Select Classical and English School,
Maia street, botwcen 81 ait It'll
The 20th academic Year III th,s school Nil com
mence Monday, the 18th Sept.
sif Turner can he Seen al his schLol rooms or al
his residence 81 street between Main AMI Frank
lin Sc iS--ji&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

LWR kENT-fuar acres Of ground, in high state
l. u euiivaton u market garden, With a dwell
.F@ hse rooms, and we'll Of excellent water in
lac yaid. N the town oi Sidney, oa the Westham
pAlsroad, only few mnutes' walk Hom the centfe
lie city IL viii be rented Ia the highest bidder
"a 'aia'dsy, the 18th insi at O'Clock 81. POsf.s
~'a gsea the irst day Of October.
&c sel.-ThSSa2tt JOHN TuRPIN.
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NYANTED. A teacher ofexperienca would like
w to give private lessons in the city, in tie
French, Italian and Germsn languages. Address
"A A." Dispatch Office, for six days.
So l.-A1W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. TIGHE5 CLASH al aud English Sclanl for
NI Boys FIanklin street, between 9Th and h.
The eleventh annual session Of this Sch oi will
0p.E oa.Thursday, the lst Of October The course
II Instruction is thorough. The number Of pupils
Limited. For terms, &c, aopiy to
RH l. T1GiIE, A N. Principal,
A.. ly--lt~ Franklin aud Eth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

XNI ANrEn-Ttree Thousand sklliets AMI ids and
w three sand Camp Kettles, accNdlie to
samples 10 te seen al my office Cary street. he
tween lith aud 18th Proposals to furnish the above
VIII he received antii tue Isl OF October, 1868 Bold
with approved security required.
NM BENTLEY.
Sc il--Ct Capt aud q NJ
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NIFTY Dollars aTi-kanaway from our iafui, :,
II iii Nelson county, Gn the i7th ci August, n ne
gro woman named fIza she is about % YEARS ahi +.
likely, black, aud above tue average size Size u
orig naliy from North taro;.na was purchased by
III s.cfsin,i and lived with Of Ills short tiae'
al Madison Coai House. She was apprei,rni:ed amt
mate her escape from Mr Thomas Martins, On th.s
Change ana Alexandria kaiireat aear Covesv' HE,
Aibenarie county last week aud is doubtless max
ing uer way towards Gordonsyilie Or Richmond, or
the Yankee lines. $50 VIII be given Tor her appre-
heis0n and delivery to AS, or $50 il secured ia ai.
80 that We get iier Address Madison Court iets e
or hona,isyile 4 X LEWIS,
IL HARTSOok,
., 1n,x ri akEY
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|!treetn
|sesnber.
emiss''
e,os J f
|ftsaer
~ sevea
Of land
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

Charleaton, Sept. H. 1865.
BY virtue OF the power vested in me nader
the Constitution Of this State, invite The
two branches of the Legislature TO assemble
in their respectiy- halls at Columbia, On
Monday, the 2izt September instant, al Z
O'Clock +. NJ.
- Given under my hand and the seal
H.. Of the State, at Chailesf0s, this four
t--, teenth day Of September, Anuo
Domini 1858 NJ. l.. BoNHAM.
A letter from Charleston, describing
the way Wagner was sapped, says:
The manner of digging this sap under our
fire Is as follows: A huge iron tube, like
those employed In aquedlets, 10 laid IN the
trench, aud in this three or four men con-
ceal themselves, The one at the end nearest
the battery digs away the sand, drawing 1t
into the tube His pext neigLbor scrapes il
along to his cO,spaniou, who Ia turn passes
Il to the rear Here II y thFpwu Ont 10 the
surface and constitutes ~ esnhaakment, he.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

tA} AsTkD-iO purchase No Plantation III
w Orange, CulpeiEr, Albcmarie, cr Rockbriige
counties Must be near depot aud III a good neigh
hoi hood Any con,ncnieaiin addressed; To Wa a
tharisrs, "i Richmond, will receive prompt atten
ton Sc lT-3t<
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-19

A pE.IRABI.E Farm IN Hehrico county, about IL
u miiss west OF Richmond, at private saie-At
frtt{ast "i the owner oiler for sale, privately
"a. f.ra heated as above. containing 700 acres
"a. iAsa II which, is cleared the balance In wou,s
9f.ft IS very nBe young orchard of ctoice fruit
,r< the isihi, a.,d dwelling suitable for smali
i.nIy aHh stables, barns, and all necessary out
t-s,> alt al good order. FERNS liberal
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ny AHfkD--A Situation, by youth Who Is SIX
w teen years old He is willing to go ,io any
respectable business ami make himself useful
generally. He Possesses miislutable moral cnarac
Ter, and has always been industrious and fond ci
employment Any one wishing I" pGoenre hts ser
Hices ~ pieasr state wiiat salary they wiling ta
Jay Address - a Il c, +" Orange II Va.
Sc t.--.L;
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nAN AWAY ifou, the subscriber on the 9ih ihs:.
III, nly negro Eian names1 JOE. He il ahoni feet
g h, large, thick lips, large lee. and hands quite
snit ilaG, DARK ginger color Blacksmith by tfaia.
i'll give $50 reward far his delivery tn nr, ia
any lai! SO tia. ! aaa get hiui.
sc t6-6t4 WM = MEAltUR, Farms lille Va.
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SQUIKE'3 Select Classical and Eng ish
II School, corner Cf Main aud ist SITS kichmond,
Va.
The I7th session will csmmencs on The 18th oi
Sept, 1863
Terms made known ON application.
So l6-1Otk
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w WANItD-tn,c,i'ateiy, respectable y"ung or
" active middle aged White woman as upper
Nurse, and VII" ca. make nefseit generally useful
i'll iamiiy living iu ihc county She must DC able
t" give good references for 0nesty, industry, aud
sobslsty Address, stating terms aud references,
Mrs ID Il HARRIS,
Thompson Cross Roads, Louisa 80, Va.
Sc --l2tS
, 1863-07-07

3ptal'...'.'+ o!s9 o5t0V 3S7s50 3B45U go.
The receipts Of Produce since Friday last
amounts to $3.50 bea flour, 45 976 bu Wheat o5s
bu corn, II, 200 bu oats, and 90 bu rye. The shp-
mems dusing the same period weta, 5,1ao brls
-four, zoo nu wheat, and 80, $50 bu corn.
The cheering character Of the news from Penn
sylYsuia caueed stampede In Wall street today,
and gold was quoted en- Change at 1ss@1aaH.
This news tended greatly to depress the produce
markets, and prices generally ruled lower.
The Wheat market suffered decline OF 1c per
bushel, and closed quiet-with light salcs Of No.
spring at s1.s@t1o; No. spring, 0a296e; re-
lected spring, 7a17s4c; No. Red, s1.o3; and Re-
jected lied st DC
The Corn market was less active, and prices
ruled about zc per bushel loWer-with sales Of
white Mixed Corn a1oat at SO; yellow adoat At
Ole; Canal and River Mixed adoat, at 49lDl94c:
, 1863-07-07
W0Olfn mfcltIpans

JACKSON, July 2d--up to this time, about y, 600
lbs. OF the new wool clip have beeu here,
runge OF G:@8oO7Oc. No large clips have Jet
made their appearance. Ina conversation to-day
with Mr. NJ, one Of our most substantial farm
ers be states that he has 1900 lbs Of WOOL and the
question had been asked, il he would take 76c per
ID, to which he gave negative reply. In fact, he
eays he feels no solictude whatever about dispoa-
amount OF $500 or $4,0OO, which he found 1t q
most difficult matter to invest at seyen per cent.
insereat, and he would prefer to keep his wool
thnn 10 turniit into money at the preseut market
RATE, for be felt considerable confdence that wool
would touch 6O@s5c by the 1st Of December
CuEsLEA, July 2.-Wool buyers are paying here
takCn- ...
GRAss LAKE, July 2-Thc nominal rates for
Wool In this market arc 6o@65c. None OF conse-
aucnce is coming forward. There are three buyers
ready to operate at the above figures.
, 1863-07-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY NEARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, July 6, 1868.
Business opened with fair demand for money,
Int 1t by no means cqualed the wishes and ability
Of bankers. The fall Of gold, owing to the good
news from Gen. Meado's army, rather checked ope-
,atons, and rendered large dealers cautious. Rates
Of discount are unchanged, Siz: SOLO per cent.
All good business paper Is reality taken by the
banks. OF eou -e,mouey, as hcretofora for somo
time pact, is plenty.
Now York exchange fs ahade easier. Most Of
the banks conceded fraction from last weeks
upper selling figure, viz: 4, while several sell
round lots 10 customcrs at Il. We quote the
range ktil hGt6, but the tendency Ia decidedly
towards ths lower nsure.
Gold, as everybody expected, took decided
tumble, Today from last weeks prices; but it has
been steadily ral'yius during the day. Private dis
patches from Wall street gayo the rates as follows;
1$a, 1s8H, 1881, closing at 1s9K. The range here
WIS 1sGG!3sh. the price gradually rising as the
dispatches from New York came IN
Silver 1aoG,e501ao by few parties. Indiana
State Bank and Kentucky currency, as also Cana.
da, arr out Of the market, and We omit quotations.
New T1easury notes nominal, selling A44.
, 1863-07-07
Horse of Deceased,
The Family in Carriages.
Ft1euds In CefrfapeA.

AVakN VI 0T8NE Oh FOOL.
Mcfcantile Association. on Foot
Aee1S mene christian Association on Foot.
catxens in Carriages and on Foot.
The procession will leave the reeldence Mt
4-30 p. m, and proceed to the Second Pre,tu.
terrain Church, where services will he con.
Quoted BY Rev. Dr. Patterson, after which the
p1ocesaion win reform and proceed with tho
remains to the Michigan Central Depot. The
BODY Will be taken to oswego, N. r, by the
tanI1y and friends,
Col. J. H- Tucker will act A Marsh,, .ra
WILL oe fonnd at the rooms Of the zouayes.
corner Of State and Randolph streets. At 2 20
to receive the military escort
, 1863-07-07

for forward delivery which has been freely met at
sss to 3ss6d for August and September delivery.
4 good business has also been done on the spot at
fnily Last weeks prices, Tallow is IN limited de-
mand, and We reduce quotations Sd per cwt:
BIaLAsu ArurA & Co.
, 1863-07-07
8. McARTnuR, Secretary.
Meeting Of Wool Growers In BeIott,
Wisconsin.

Meeting OF Wool Growers in Beloit,
Wisconsin.
The Wool Growers Association Of several coun-
ties In Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin
held meeting on the s7th ult., at Beloit, which
was largely attended-Wm. Wyman. Esq, pre-
siding; D. g. Cheeyer, secreta1y- The following
resolutions were adopted:
Reeo{red, That in view of the high rates OF ex-
change, the great cost Of growing wool, and the
enormous advance In Wooleu and cotton goods,
and In everything that we consume, We are better
entitled to 80 cents per pound for our wool this
year than We were 80 cents LAST season.
Retolred, That we agree to, and call upon all
wool growers to hold their wool at 30 cents per
pound until there fs material change In the price
Of woolen and cotton goods.
Res0@red, That the corresponding Secretaries Of
this association be hereby instructed to corres-
pond with officers Of similar associations In regard
to general meeting Of the wool growers OF Wis.,
consln and Northern llinoig, and that the officers
OF this association fl the time and place OF such
meeting.
Rsso1fed, That We hereby authorize the Presi-
dent and Secretaries to convene this association
whenever they may think It for our lntarest to do
20.
6,4s7 1eeces were reported to the Secretary,
which, with the amount previously reported, makes
2322 heeces represented by the association at the
present time, or about 81 500 MS.
, 1863-07-07

Mr.. R. s. Jennings, Of this city, has placed on
our table sample Of new red winter wheat, taken
from his farm In cass county, Indiana The quail
ity Ia excellent, and ar. Jennings assures US that
the wheat Ill through that section Of the country Ia
good.
, 1863-07-07
The Recent Rains.
from fhe EanEakee Gazette. July 9d.7

Wegather from the farmers that the rains Of
Sunday and Monday last have been the means Of
saving the wheat and oats. 1t WAS feared they
wr,e fe q measure used up, or would be. by the
cou4d be desired. will secure us fair crop. Corn
Ia doing fne. Graes is fair.
, 1863-07-07
Wnufran7 Grain NTQrkef-IuTv T.

Received, 2,756 brls hnur. 7S,477 bu wheat. The
business done on the Corn Exchange generally has
been dull. In -four, several transactions In Pol.
!a.ds and Aiddlinss at $s.75da 50 for former. and
$26S4..9O for LITTER. Some sales were made in
suptrior grades at~our quotations. Considerable
tales ofWheat were reported to-day, chiefly Mil
Waukee Clnb at 31.001l01; e. G. white brought
, 1863-07-07

!. Foreign Markets.
Per City Of Washipgton.] by Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, June 25, 1868. :
Cor1oN-Quiet and unchanged
BREAusTUFFs-F1at.
PRovIsIoNa-Dnlf.
PRoDCcE-Quiet and steady
LONDON, June Is, 1868.
American Con7o1s for money 91K@9th. Anesl-
can securities dull Illinois shares 29ASD23 dis
count. Erie shares GGI61-
, 1863-07-07

The citizen pail bearers are the present and
ex.Presidents Of the Board OF Trade.
On learning Of the death Of Col. Wright, 3
committee, composed of. F. L. Underwood,
J.v. Farwen, q. ". Hinsda1e, Rev. r. Pat
terson, J.. F. Gillette, and H. 4. Hurlbut, was
appointed by the Young Mems Christian As
sociation to confer with q similar committee
from the Board Of Trade, Tor the funeral
4 DetestAble Crime, and How 1t Wns
Punished.
Henry Bailey, q gray haired, wrinkled man
Of sixty winters, who should have been think
ing OF matters pertaining to the next world
rather than Of this-a widower whose love
for his fami1y and the memory Of his depart
ed should hare inspired him to lead virtu-
QUE life, and to have set his children Chris
tim example-was brought before the Police
Court, yesterday, charged with living With
an adopted daughter, whom, for several years
past, he has treated In all respects as his wife.
Eliza Caldwell is q beautiful and fascinating
girl Of seventeen summers, IN adopted daugh-
ter Of Bailey, and entitled to his fathcrly care
page county, and since his wife died, has in
duced this adopted daughter to fill her place.
Some three weeks ago, she left him aud came
to this city. On the Sd of July, he visited
Chicago and searched her out. The two we're
soon found to be occupying rooms on West
Madison street, as man and wife, and after
some inquiry into the case, were arrested.
un.I 4I1e$- xJrrn haor1 nf
md disorderly conduct, or had he percllance
violated the bridge ordinance By fast driving,
the extent Of the law would have been given
them; or had he robbed the young lady Of
her pocket book, instead Of her character, he
would have been sent to the Penitentiary;
but inasmuch as there is q premium paid Tor
this class Of offences by certain class Of JUS
tice vendors, the parties were sent to the
Bridewcu for ten ddysf Why does not the
Police Court offer o publicpremium for vice?
The Enro1Iment-1 Important Notice.
To afford our citizens an opportunity Of
correcting the enrolment List, q copy Of 1t,
alphabetically arranged, is left at the follow
ing plnces in each ward:
1st Ward Supervisors Room.
I'd Watd-23S state street. a.
Sd Ward-Willet's, corner Of State and Twelfth
4th wasd-Bassett's, corner of State and Tmen-
9TH Ward-John Raber,e, Archer Road.
9Th WaEd-G1oes House, corner Of Twelfth and
5rh Wsrd~A1bsrt Francnkueeht's, corner Of
Twelfth and Union streets. -.....
sth Mard-ohn Hoeh'a, et3 Blue Island avenne.
9th Ward-Cnion Park store, SIS West Lake
.10th Tard-G4 Weet Randolph street, corner Of
, 1863-07-07

stmr sea atrd Dons . AIHEn 1a1I9a2o: :n.,1s;
Prop fo1est Queen. Cria1i. Buffalo. sund1iss
shr Hen ss 8 tds = Toe 1ae
str Sunbeam psost e gasaa6 :u6d1is;
f5 ea Eea ea a1a. boIEa4 1lot sandF
g;oP AZ; S; nuRt; MIITa9kes; :.
crop w'IaHS@ warren. esaaa HaYen'99m lunoes, 90
BP1s S1sss g ogssRs9g,s sena
Prop Plymouth, ~ Dtffk5on 1 put!alo % l suads1ea:
q 5 sunss
Bss5s S;SssSs ;sss
RaE a4H b f9as sos
tie Brs ] ssesstepei, 5ohasea aasEssoa $ l9mose.
hiE BaEss u 9ood
sssT Ss;y EoEss K1is@zeo g = 1a@sss
ehf etInre HeHaV nsFaaa5 III ~ nnHep
Eehr s4oysT. Ssliebea@, NasssgSn: 9 lumber
sehr Reeoi.na lssa Burke. austeson s. lumber. ,co
Sch. g! i!st5ss glss!ss ns. a.tsgon. = ,nmess =,
scbr srnec, sa1a; cn,ef 7bomnaon. an,kspon 1oo cdx
eeh1 Gena Gem' kennedy. Bu1s,o. 15o u, lumber.
schr Charlotte. i 9itIe. buffalo. 1G5 cds wood.
%ssf S5s s99
ssenr GrnsAse5 GnmSis, 5S, Hoaana y y n snEes:
sssr 1slaa Gsd Bso II - tons coal
0eAf coal, % aD'N' ouA@l'' - - sI's4sS ~ '''I'
ses, Nlnne,ets. haTsea: hadsio: il d lumber:
sehr ss6 so.tsr Hanson npstsson 80 lumber.
sss: SsRss : 't'Ts'
shF ssh Aafs 5as Rese IL - ss and
, 1863-07-07

BREAnsTUFFs.-Thew weather continues very fine,
and coupled with the occasional mild showers, our
growing ssoRs make gafat On WeaRGs Fn
maintained; holders felt disappointed at not
making any advance on the previously ruling low
To-day our market had It's usual attendance, ind
everything. very quiet; the large quantities Of
pheats aud douts, &C., on the way from Montreal
for this port causes depressing effect. by keeping
buyers ont Of the market completely; Wheat,
-four, and maize stand as last advised. Lard con-
tjnues very quiet and to ael or arrive less money
w9nd Gs S 5 on s9 9as
PRoE1s1oSs.-Bcef in better demand at quota
tions. Polka few small lots ex store sold at.
about quotations Bacon 60 continues 1nRsesede99t IT.
choice quality. Shoulders continue easier; aales
st 18s I'd for choice, 20Es, average. Cheese con.
time and ne appsa1snesh hsnas s aof
report to note, the new eu1e Of Irish preGludlng
foreign importations. Jous ATHXA & Co.
LIVERPOOL, june 70. 1858.
been ehowery, but with higher ten1pefature.
From all parts ofthe country the most favorable
reports arc received Of the growing crops, and of
htc rains. tbs principal feature IN the trade has
been an export demand for Mhsat ana f!oar las
France, which has given stability to the market.
Al Tuesday Market there WAS more general en-
quiTy for Wheat, and q fair amount Of business
doue at an improvement i'd Per Genital Flour was
1se a
supply Themselves at ass. per or. for mixed. To
day e market was very poorly attended, and the
tone was dragging throughout Wheat lost the
chased ID per barrel below the questions Of that
day. The pressure to sell Indian Corn was more
msrked a7e 9d-. was the top price tor mixed, and
eome parcels In eoft condition we're aod at 2Is. 3D.
=: rHov1e1oSs.- % There has been rather less doing
In beef, but prices aremaintatned. Only the best
to aa1a a
conspnpti7e demand for bacon, and some enq1l-
ries for the continent have given more tone to the
market. Cheese is in good demand at fall
aather deecriptions arc almost unsaleabls.
Lard-The more peaceful tone Of the late adsices
nom America has caused a superlaliye demand
, 1863-07-07

Philadelphia Provision Market
July 2.
The provision market Is firm, and the demand
for bacon and green meats rather better. OF lard
&bont 20 tiesces sold at 114c q b.
, 1863-07-07


Breadatuts-siace our last report the mneat
trade. generally has assumed Arnier tone, coaae
que1t on our having an export demand for Ho1-
land and Belgium, where harvest prospects do not
look very PTomisipg. Supplies, however, have
been very liberal, and as importers have shown
readiness to meet the demand there Is no parttcu-
lar variation in quotations, especially as
cliuation to increase their stocks:
4 good business TTses done early in the week with
fresh arrivals for expectation, and SONG Of tae
cheaper descriptions Of wheat recovered s!ighfly
from the late depression: to-day thero was 1es5
doing, but e1narket feels the beneficial effect Of
the Withdrawal Of large portion Of the recent ar-
rivals, and holders Of warehoused parcels were
lees anxious Is sell. Flour was also taken in bond
e ehip foE e1pertati9n which materially strength
maize, little Or nothing doing.
PRoy1s1oNs--But1ar- Very little business doing,
but the stock being now somewhat reduced, sales
are not 60 pressing. Chcese-supply Of good
qualities aman. and these md ready sale, at our
quotations. Bacou-Very depressed by forced
sa1ee, and quotations lower. Hams getting scarsei
iu fair demand. Shoulders met with more atten-
ton. Beef and pork without alteration. Lard
Slow eale. and rather cheaper.
, 1863-07-07

81 Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific c1usea, in both sexee-new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Aetociati0n-Fent In sealed letter envelope freeot
nrd Association, No. 2 South Ninth street, Phlla-
Ielpbia. Pa. fcl13W,
, 1863-07-07

EXTRACTION or Conys.-It gives mo great
pleasure to verify from pe.sona! experience all that
has been alleged respecting Dr.. Renda1l's skm as
Chisopodlst. Hesemovca iustantaneonely very
unsuccessful operations at the hands Of other pro-
f.tred chiropodsts. n. +. Co1KE, II. D.
Chicago, July 0, 1867
Dr.. Kendall, tho successful operator Oh Corus
and Bunions still Continues at mis- Office. No. II
Lalmon Block, CLARK street, corner Of Washing
ton, 10 meet With the same success that every.
Corns, Bunione. aud diseased nails. He removes
CofuB and. Bunions inttantancous1y, and without
the leaet pain. Testimonials from well.knoWn
citizens can be produced. jy7 3W
, 1863-07-07
ILLINOIS AyD 6I1CH1GAN CANAL.


VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chlcaxo Tribunal
DK1RorT, July &. 1sS9.
Er-Barkz Twilight, 6asktn, Milwaukee; brig P1-
grim; .chrs Contest Die Vcrron. BAY state. Adfbo-
ran Aaxepps. slavson. whitman. .Cuzlew Flske. Grey
Eagle, Logan Imperial. Rapid. Blower.
Dowx-Pzops Mendoza. Bradbury. Winona: scar
FloTboy.
, 1863-07-07
4u5t.
Gtropc1.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN On
~ July nsst ore Dark Rrtndle Cow, nine or ten
years old bI noba on botA horus vhlis on nsr
s,eept one hde of her bag Mnoegs1 Vt! sc1nsn ses
flson street. 4hal get 11e da1lAss and questions
4attd. fysh13 It
CTOLBN-From the stable of E.
~ c, Allen d scp. on F,ttay, july Sd. a uorse
Buggy and Harneas The horse + dark Chestnut tai
or Twelve years old, whlta ttr1pa In to;ebcsd tgn
white hind feet rather light tatl and mano silys
plated hana hssae:s, hsTss s and pad tose'nsr..
eatcet one fore wtee1 newly painted snd Irnn band
round the hub. liberal viii no paid for tho
where ii nay 10 tound. 3, {. ALLEN l. sf1y, Cnurt
Place: hct.-en Wells aao Lasalle sSxeet. F. =. Boz
xb61. Chicago. l11-Al13 Il
, 1863-07-07
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Chicago Wril)nne.
TUESDAY, July Z, 1863.
THE CITY.

r.. F1Rx-The alarm that was given at about
ono o'clock yesterday Was for the burning Of
A cottage house on Prairie street-loss $100.
, 1863-07-07

~ F. E Rieby, 90 Randolph Street, is selling
Paper Hapginge ut Ices than New York prices at
wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. jy7.4w
, 1863-07-07
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II this city July 6th after lingering And painful
nlness. THOMAS II. HUTCHINSON. 1ate Of tho CHI
teeo Mercantile Battery
Hia friends sod tho Tetu.ed members Of tho Battery
are reaueaed to attend funeral from tbs Gasdan
City Heuse this fTuesday} afternoon at O'Clock.
, 1863-07-07

NoT1cE-The Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, appointed to
confer with the Board Of Trade COMMITTEES, in
relation to the funeral services ofour departed
brother, Col ]. G. Wright, will meet at their
rooms Immediately after the noon prayer
melting today, at fifteen minutes to one
O'Clock, to take such further action rs may
be deemed necessary, in connection with the
tunespl ceremonies. All members Of the r
NJ. C. A, are requested to meet at the Board
Of Trade rooms at half past three o'clock,
and form in procession with that body.
p. l. UNDERWOOD, Chairman.