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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

Police Csusl---Tba following are sens &
the cases heard and acted dpon By The Record
or, Yesterdays
Vim I.ncky, q North Carolina free Hssro.
hsrs wishans register. Csmmiised.
Alexander Wall, assanlting and bealies John
". e artsr on l7sh at. Bound ovsf IN 1loO 10
be Of good behavior.
George Todd, George Saanders, end John
Tanuing, chsrged BY Bsujauin s RobinsoA
with threatening 70 do him psseonal vioisQrt..
sgsrA hsld p bail 10 keep ~ peass d tho IN
OF 4fe0 xaeh.
~John Jissr. beating L,ura Ann M,lton, ID
the Second Market, on Saturday Iass, was hAiA
TO bail to keep the peaes In the sun Of >3A0
Chss G,ods, assaniasng and beating HE stsp
son. Bailed unit TO- day
John w 5artiu, man Of very bad chafac.
ter, ard without the means Of support Com
ms.ed in default 0f bail TO b Of good bsha.
vjnr
L,uisa Jones' for throwing Ann Riley ont
Of her door and fracturing her Right collar
bone, and for keeping disordsrly aud illgov.
arneh l,ouss, was held to bail 70 Be Of good
behavior, snd to answer an indictment before
thA Grand jury
Gerhard Ross and Q. A. Vaughan were
each fnsd gao for keeping open doors on 0an-
as lsst, IN violation Of city ordinance.
Mary R,ots, charged with abusing JOHN w.
Fisids, was heard and aeq quilted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

f"oar Ertortion.-Aglin tha money wor.
shippers are at work for the defeat Of our
oaaso and the destruction Ofouf hopsa Not sat.
ix I'd with tiu.ching intheir grasp ailtheSngar,
uioiasass, bacon, and lard, TO bs fou,din viVgi-
MA. they have fastened dupon all the nour In tkA
markets, stored it away in secret plaess, and
arc row demanding eYorhitant prices for II.
Can the people bear these imposit!0ns logger
VII, not the Gavssnm snt come to their relief
aad demand Gisgorgemsut3 Or mnss the
massss, 10 avert starvation, take the lava i'm
their WI lis nds, and by force and violenoo, ,d39
from .i;e Easements and garrsts of tbsir worse
than Yankee enemies tha stock Of noaS now
coneeaisdi We are opposed TO mobs II avery
shape and foim: bat, uniSss the 0ovsTnDent
comes In at once TO the rescus Of the people,
they may b. expected to riss in their mleht
and ,ako BIZ force that which nature demands,
and wt!sh thsy have not ths means 10 furnish
Til, man that buys and hordes mp for specala
ton and ex.of,ian the nscsssariss Of lie Ia not
oui5 an enemy. but traitor 70 his country,
and no pnnish nsas, however cIusl, that esn
be- inflicted upon him is too severe. A. soon
g5 tina nsw crop OF wheat can b brOusht ioto
market aad ground spscniatora mag havs to
lower tosir prices little. n0iess they can por.
chase all and thus c1ntroi the salas. Lss thu
G,yesnmsnt sec 10 1t that these "blocdsaek.
ers are not succssefnl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

Prison Racord Yesterday was m unusu-
ally dull day at the pri sons in this city. Al
The Libby tbere wsa not single arrival
and snpposs.s sny. Of the 3O.a L1ui.isna rs~,.
ment, was onmit,sd. This was the only party
assigusd to taat iustitution during the day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

Ed1r Coaatry Calls Ehsrts are bsicg
inaae tn Iisurico to organizs cavalry compa.
mes Tor homo cefsae, ous Of eisi2sDs not now
sni ice. to military dnty, and with some hope
OF eaeeeas. Oaa gentle man has aixty nansa
On his LIST, and others haso nsAsiy ~ many
more, hut taers afa yss hundseds Of nsn ia
tho county abba TO do scrvics whe h.vs not
handsd Ia their nsmes. TOE conscr.ps agss
are n5w from eighteen TO forty Ave, snd mons
ostlsss can be forced into service save In ths
sseoud c.ass nilisia; bds the Governor las tho
power to call them ont ct any dme, and when
he doc, 40 II will shen ba too lsta - join thsss
volnuls or commando -
Tns country now needs every man that can
perform duty, aud noless eli voiun asS the con.
Earip: agss vii, bo extended by tie next Con.
g;eis fGom six.ssn to hfty Ave, when the
privilege CT j,iaing home snafds viii BE- with.
drAwn.
Wa understand that sm extra sAssson Of the
Legislature viii probably b. called tais win.
tsr to adopt plans fbr home defence, and tina.
Efforts VIII then bs made 70 relieve fton ecn.
rcrip,i1n all msnbers OF hons g0ards who
are IN SERVES NJ tho time Of that meeting. III
this TO 80, saoss who now join thAss conpa
nies will have decided sdyAltage over thoso
who do not, iaasmuch as they win hsys the
privilege II selecting :hsis company aad rsgi.
maIt oiissfs, aud eau d. ssrsics andss con.
naanaers VI their own choice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

&. $ District Coass.--Ju4es IIAlyeostsa
held Court ysstssAay, end, besllsa sskes bssi-
II. Pasips. Ah'm Dou1hty. m 1lieh. Ilsnlslok.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-08-05

I!sysag GAost--On M,,,day night Juliae
sani, satiof IN tbs Caaf>assais sorvice, Wne
snct in 70. arm wbiis psa,ibs eAsst fes hie
seems ihas Sani had haea aaA1unr1tn~ a i-cve@
npen the mind Of . csssain Ias1lo3y II Hocs-
stts that hsr establish0snt va hausAoa. aNss.
ring that he had himself sssu ahss1s Waihtne
,',eat tho pssmisss The old laAy 6ssaGs
s,nswhat uneasy, and secured he sssvisso az
i,so yonng men 20 watch for the noelsvnal w.
ises.. Duing the night Sasi and . eousaAe,
asraysd ia spulisss Whits, psa4s thsig appear.
s,,cs aI regular gkoets, and In thsA eapssi1y
nsssurssd 10 figassn the wAtchmsu fsena theae
pos,s Oas Of them bkzM away q the
'sapsfits." ana lodged the contsaks of q p0oooi
in s.nls arm. iaiiic.iss . painsai iisah wssad
, 1863-08-19

PORT OF Chicago.

ARRIVED, ..,,,.,Au..I3.
f,-ar WufNrs:i.s r IsxIe- go. - hnsar
Pr0sp' Eari:e' Astbur. Bu{Iaio. sun'Sic ia n'a'
i HrtA Mfrs jfnffnte rI-
I,o 1op fT!mnntf ni!Esr;, EnfiH,o tanarsa,
ptop tnp I k rbnr t:naI,ins s. 1nsanh.
-0r sear, cfn trr:- iIave, ~, y, ,r-, -,
i1op ~ neas go: LII " aua' s'
por. ~ { ri"rso, csrrrt f,ranf T-1re-ee "a, rd,
]@AA r,oJ - te'soA' e"eA' ~ 4-' 49, e"'
Park opti Ees Ass,as Buffalo sos nj 1rm. SIM ,,th
MI, I'M Tranf fta3n ET;a ii fons cnal ~
sciE Hsa,r Hs;res tr.rT Haven ~ ~ lin q m 1at
Srhr Wn5ii1 WSrrin~ ~ Hn.1ant II rtis wool >A
go !. O.aus y - tnet ~. tssatm = 80
, 1863-08-19
BRIG. GEN. JOHN McART III UEs.

taip. When the war broke .out, Captain Nc
Arthur quickly arrnnged his business matters
ard went forta at his country's call. He was
elected Lieutenant Co1ouel CT the Washing
ton Independent regiment, (of which the
Highland Gunrd formed . part) A few
weeks Inter he VAS electsd Colonel Of the 12th
regiment Illinois volunteers. When the
troubles commenced in Kentucky, Col Nc
Arthur with his regiment was stationed for
several months a. Paducah, and from there
was ordered to Fort Henry. At Fort Donel'
eon he vas acting Bricadle:, and in the fierce
conflict displayed such intrepialty, GOODNESS
and daring, as to win his Generals comnis
sion. He was next engaged on the field O.
Shiloh, wlere, on the first day, he vi:
wounded by ball passing through lis foot
which disabled him for above a month. A
the expiration ef this time, be again jolnet
bis b1igade in the a1my Of the Tennessee
under Mejor General Grant. and is now /,
command Of diTision comprising eleve:
regiments.
, 1863-08-19

Brjgadier General John Macarthur was born
In the parish Of Erslzinc, Renfewshire, Scot
land, November II, 1926. His father, John
Macarthur, was the blacksmith for Lord
Blantyre. he entered Ills fathers shop,
where he remained until the age Of twenty
three, when he determined to seek wider
field Of usefulness on the broad prairies Of
Illinois. In cue time he arrived at Chicago,
and found employment as foreman of boiler
making in Cobb's foundry. In 1852 he
formed co2artnership with his brotlerin-
law, Carlyle Mason, occupying shop On
West Randolph street, as blnckkmiths and
boiler makers-where, begrimmed with
dust and smoke, he laid The foundation Of q
more active and distinguished career. His
succceE in business exceeded his expectations.
The cares Of his household and business did
not prevent his entering the ranks Of our cit
izen eoldiery, in which be always eyinced a
deep interest. On the formation Of the Chi
coso Highland Guard, he was elected its 1st
Lieutenant, AID soon after was elected Cap
, 1863-08-19

The Foreign 1Inrkets.
Per STEAMER As1A1 [By Telegraph.
IrzIFooL, Aug. ., 1863.
pEEAps1uPrs-GencraIly quiet md steady. ktouE
quiet and steady at EOS az. G, a,aa. d, Ear,
GEAIE-Wheata quiet. Winner 9eu. @ 'asS' A' 0S&N1
1ctiye ,,.,~,,+ pecf Arm Pork
3Enuans M ~ nrrinr-0rotcd 1t ntvoncc OF 6aHt8,
Iar,l active and advanced %. Ial1o~ aseaos as a9
~ ssesrocxn1s-Fsrm: Cotec quiet and steady;
IsETEoIfpN-6tcaty. Refined, el5 81; crude, 195 81.
fnsDoY-DrEADsTuTFs-Q
EsodEn11s-sugar steady. Coffee quiet md steady.
Tea steady -......
LATEST TIA LIVERPOOL, sra.
Corroy-Ftrmer with Slight advance.
REEAnsTuFFs--Qulet and steady.
FnoylsIQNs-Fltul. Bacon quiet and Bteadv,
lofpoH. SATURDAY EyESNu. -CoSSoL-Closed Mt
s2g9s?N !o:Inoncy. Latest sslea Of Erie, T97t III,
, 1863-08-19

The cattle Easket, with veEy 1a1ga supply mnsIet
las ru.ed heay7. and nlIcss ara fil7 lc = lowei
pflcea for tho wae at al The markst1 follows
BxaF CATTLE-Par cwt: lat quality, 3tn 6oG2lo So !:
c1dl!a11 70 gcod. $9.es01o.4}; commcn. Si.a9oIa:
frlerior, s6It17.23.
t,oNs ASp CAI;yEs-lst qualify, l5@Mc Ordinary, Is
545c; coruu.cn, ,Se@Jsc; Inferior. 2:G5sGc.
VEL C.1vEs-rer 1st auaiitg. 1@7Hc: o1dIna~
II IT, Serd a nina s7!c
I!o., IS ClG53 10.
sISE-tofn ed heavy. 4xai;sc: corn fed. lsa.
and rr!GdllnK. 4EgsAc; kElll FED. sK@i1fc. -.
Receipts ii bexve8. q 49,: COWS. lis; calves 5s5:
sheep and Lambs, L. $50: sw11e, II ,s16.
, 1863-08-19

Now 40fN HknfHCA9-AnGU3f H.
CoI1oE-Dull and lower at SIC foE Mddlins Up.
1andr.
FLoUE-Ccntlnues heavy. Irregular and unsettled,
Fres1 gEcnEd STATE sc.rGo, nnu brings full prices.
Pretty 1lnch AZ other knds are In fair supply and
rather eo<tF 1T StGcG95 tor extra state: $5tG3 -
for e1t.a Eourd hoop Ohio. and S5.il@7ao <or trade
nrsrds. Market closing quiet.
WNISAT-FafE AID active ot 454@Nc
GRAIN Only a moderate bu.1ces. Golcg in wheat,
SID lA1ors buyers; 10 for Chicago sprnx: J1I
Esetesp: Corn searce ed shsae stsmsr as Ssss3xc
crate business at 5eGs59: for western
rEo!1a1oSse1 P91E oFsned aull and s12sed g. ~ shade
Eew dR; siu 5c@l. rev prime: 3stt@i9U) fot ne
p1iEe nele: oeet uEcEangct Bacon sides n:nsr:
ThG8c. LAID 01Ia. with good inquiry at t9x@io4c.
, 1863-08-19

GorErSNENT STOCKS.
Government stocks without decided claugr and only
G very moderate business.
U, yoar cert, .1t1K us. cs a. regi.... Jus
USES 81 {. clean. .1G64
MosEY-Qnite casy at 5Q6 g rent.
Sterling Exchange dull ut t33 Fur trst class bills
Cold tfiftng anil lowor, opening Mt l25H, advancing
to l25J. ard closing dull at 12i9la5K.
, 1863-08-19

Oswcao nIurkets-Ang. 1S.
FIoUR-Unchangcd,
oEAtE-wheat, corn and other grains quiet aud
CANAL FRg1oAT@shade lower; flour &c, wheat %
1oc and corn gG89kc to New York
1NRo.Ts-No receipts by lake.
ELppETS-23Q Q01 bu' wheat O01 bu corn
, 1863-08-19
Chicago LUMBER MARKET.
FoFshe Week Ending Aug. 49,.
-GEsDAY EVENING. Aug. ls, 1865.


LUADER-Thef receipts Of Lumber during the past
week have been ntheE Light, showing IN comparison
With those Of the aeek previous, falling OF Of
Co., The main fe!tures. which characterized oar Last
review, arc applicable to the market this week. Ow
leg tho light etepts, the greater proportion OF
which wrs receid on old contracts manufacturers
account, there hiyc been few cargoes On the market
This has tended 70 strengthen prices and tho ruling
figures Of last FeeE hare been firmly maintained
particularly onconuon to medium cargocs. The DE-
r1and from county and city dealers continues brisk,
as the stock Of Timber both hero md in the country
Is rcry much rAuced. Good cazgoes Of strips aud
boards are selAlg freely ct latter foE
prime article From tile ytrs there IS falr demand
ior tic SEASON. and prices are fT, but without any
essantial change. Te note the following sales:
Cargo Of sc9 Tolqo from Grand 1aVer, Eaited NIX
&C, ,saSn ~ q Schr Aiy1, from Kalamazoo, on p.t.
farSo Of schT Ne16ou:e, from 0conto 131 IN 'aalt
st5!eF e5eo O. q sShr Gates, from Grand yer, 30 m
Gsfeo Of schr Chnienge. from Kalamazoo 0om from
AeoTe eoree q os sehs from kalamazoo 8, at
Ga2so q scir Bs.Er from Grand River. % m fair
4 s9T Ss.ssGai si1 sn e s Nssf'son' 70 n half
EasEo 81 schT Te14rap 81 N, from saule mills. at
>1ts2 Gslso Of bark Aierea; from Menou,nee. 200 M
sf5GRa Gssro soe et ssh1 em Grand River 80 n coarse
*,s Sqig9 n ganS IL; 15 d a1 mi1e}af $is2s..
,,oar1ss fpom True Tf1es1ae's Nils, It Si5oa
CasSo scar TsIes7ph, from same' ~ N strips md
csxo aehs HeSgo nd from same ION contract, at
, 1863-08-19

FIoCE-Quiet and unchanged. -.....-.-..-
GEAIS-Nheat dl1l-nothlpg Of importance doing
No. Chicago spring red winter Ohio osirato
terms. Com i1 AIr demand and trm at 51g56c.
Other grabs fufet-uo E11e5.
WHIsEy-Steady at 33i4cx
1x3oSrs-1ooN bzis -four Z, 90 bu wheat, oro3 bu
corn.
ERoR1s-1oo ooo br1s aour, poo bu wheat, 10 eoo bu
, 1863-08-19
COMMEECA-A.Exe

rnur 29s1 bu aa5 ISL. .1s bu corn; SEQ ou oats
81 bu rye anl 81 bu barley. Tho shipments were
55.s brls -four 300 bu wheat 1 ca bu corn aud 0o
tu rye.
There was fair attendance on Change today. ana
tito grain markets Ecre generally moro active, natl
rrsccs were shade higher.
There was m improved demand for Wheat antt prces
chow IN Improvement OF f6lc The transactions foot
up some It, go In At *1otGs1o OK far New No. Ec.l
Winter; gcc for New No. : Red Winter; ao992c for
New No. Spring; s5x@saH for New No. Spring 50
t:s1c for Oil No. Spring. md oc for alcctcd Spring.
Corn was IN good shiprt7s aad speculative demand,
and tic market advanced A9Hc. The sales add M
1eo ooco bu at 5;ac Ect High Mixed ao.t; Io5oc tor
Mixed anoat; SIX for Mixed. I. OBJ; :s1isxc for
Ai1cd In store, and sExG7k for Rejected IN store,
There was n great inquiry for Oats at dccllno Of
xaxc, with sales OF about 6. so bu u: a5A9s6e for
Kew No In store 6nd ssf@S.c Tor New No In store
T1cre WAS nothing dn:g in old Oats and they are nom
tnally OFT Of market.
Eyc qniet and steady at SIC. barley was In good
demand and lrm. ulsawines in fair demand. and firm
at &c.
Timothy Seed Was quiet but frn, With trinlng sales
at e212 There is still o difference between buyers
aud sellers the hitter asking S22j Tor prime. Glover
cold In email way at $500. Flax Seed nominal At
nbout &1.25. =
The Flour market was in statc Of stagnatioo, and
the sacs were trainz at ss for good Winter Extras
and 25 for good to choice Spring Extras. There
a1e few fresh ground Fours offering, but old ground
arc P'esaans .as aau .s - sao' "a.
eep' ~ LII senss'4'N W. sae p'eSen' '''"'
ot nols:s.
lne WV ~ ,aaao.a a4a ".
~ ~
ls ~ n9a % 49, "hsnrca sas. - - 81 ~ a
Canadian trade has ceased buying for the present. anil
the home demand IL ttaing.
san s'n s.euus "sao ~ s-4o Nt ou1nauso ~. u
, 1863-08-19
% I 81 ID.

Ia tSis city, LOFTY, daughter OF ucIy G!eb. aged
Is SEoDths fcd days.
Funeral at2 O'CLOCK p. m., to-day. from $50 South
Clark street. FY3endp arc t8vtted to attend.
, 1863-08-19

Bnltimorc nTarket-Aug. 18.
FLOUR Quiet Ohio extra at 4567k@600
GRAIY-Wheat- new, 81 531163 Corn yely dull
WulsET-Dull at I73G2i3c,
, 1863-08-19

3Es alinv9fSn1 I'LL 4eEho1 @ 59soEe Kn1 @ 1ha M Eoatn.
barrier ady In the Flour trade. For sell
known brands OF tresh ground tharu ls oderato IN
dolbE yerJ liitIt there arc few Of tttss beng ot
gd neI1 T. e
pr:e,,aus2 osiaE totas li9,sea s!srssctlons most
sTe little better then nominal To-Day the market
xas Iely nul1 and lominally uachrcged- saleswe:e
bss - l.alteste Xxx. choca ep-i7g extra at IS 25 lM
bt1s U.!on Eils r.i7 String exi.a ai Sa.s5.
, 1863-08-19

Ezw CogsrxarKIr-Couasarte nVes On the Per
.fn Bank Of Rochester. N T., have recently Eaads
tEttr appearance. They are no. we'll executed. bu:
still are likely to ba EecaiYed by persons not oVe: cau
t!ous or experienced in handling money. The s!gna
tute Of The Presdent II tho genuine bill Is t.ned in
Darius Per.n-wane in the counsestelss d!scoY.
cred thus tar It Is signed ID. Perrin"
RocK Island AND PkoKkA RA1LRoAD.-TheD Direct
ots Of tie Rock Islaud end Peoria Ra!1road met at
Rock Is.aud On tho 18th inst AID elected Charles Bu
ford President IL place OF Gen. Bufutd reAisaed. P.
L. Cable who was the owner Of nsarly a the floating
debt Of the compeny rendered proposition to ex-
cpange II for STOCK which waa excepted thus fleeing
the corporstcn from all debt exceptlts bonds res
linton vas pasesd authorizing subscriptions t. be- 70
ceiyed fo- extending tho ro.d to Kesaues or Galya
md 1nstsruunius arrangements Wlth the G. 3. & O.
EalIoat.
oa11rA AND CHICAGO uS1oy RAnaoaD.-Earn
,1gs Of the Ga.era 4 Chtcsso Union Z. Z. Company
, 1863-08-19
M AR RRTED.

In tois city o. the 18th tcat- by Rev. Dr. Boyd bf-
E.FOSIEE A1d Hiss ELIZABETH KIDD. all Of this
city.
In ills city on the 18th t1st by the Eev Dr. Pstte-
aop ut the kIds zee Of the BRIDES mother. r. F.
QUi3tRY. Eco, to Mis- GERTRUDE A. REYNOLDS.
both OF Chicago. No CARTS.
In this city the 18th Inst, By tho Iev. i. johns.
ton, Major 81. Y. HpTCH61S5. T7th III. Vols Of Feo
rfs. to bafts aA9ELLA SGnTT. Of ChiceEo
, 1863-08-19

Corresponding week In 1sD .ajl.0N J12.9
Ihe nniayo1ahe aasf; = ison, Eu5one and tAc down,
q dull and heavy feeling IN the Wheat market and
prices dcc1tEc some 9s10c hut at tic elosc tlose
nr1ECr feeling nn1 the market recovered IN ntvarcp
Of f@tc. TODAY there was moro activity in tho
It q FL n nsn9se ;E;a q q 1s Sels1 3 ~ eso go hu Mex
q New J g, Ke at 199e % en Il Hsw sp5nE
DO I'm ~ = S:s) at 9c: 40 bn cM No. 2srrtng a5Hc:
go bu DO at 8 0o on do At e55tc so BY OH No.
Spring nt 61c 1900 bn do nt S9c; 90 6u New Reject
cd spting at e-a IN etoEe; 1oa bags Spring truck
and AGO Iii delivered Mt Sic.
hn tlrrtng thu week xrrrc.
, 1863-08-19


FOR SALE-Splcndid Mil pro.
y s,s9fse q ee I .s sssa SIT IF
e 81 Portage Lake: Tbs iasa i fon: @iiss leg.
t. !sF kSsS ~ +:
= lssr3 aess i sas ,tSa,
afs s;s s; ss ssa.g 9ng f5on ~ e
dtesf assns 1o1Sh556 es56 hS9ss
I'll ss sse wao da
q Is 81 aasssv Il
+ Sss}S
FOR sALE-A light secondhand
a;R Ms4e2a & ss:a s:e 41 sss
FOR SALE-Cheap, sixteen good
oot asss: 4 r. c'HEa zssy ss kSssdHls
TOR SALE-Horses. There viii
b Caattsi aIoz; sage sale q 1e Working Hossoz
WssRSfifasy ssjS fssyas f. a't i:' asio osasF ;inF
TOR SALE.-20 Horses for Sale
aa sea
TOR SALE-A nav Hotel, sitna.
ard elEe,s noll q Eaest. r. b sold On aecoass of
fs 2esss "n aRay s s9s
TOR SALE The cheapest Farm
Z eo asm g. Sasss g'Ss L 's Is
seaI g ,;5y mis- : EsToaa
kenntaaee y aeye1 isi'lnE spIss Tatet On ao pass
!np'oreE ept3 1T - 1yalnAhla 9t!ee ~ RsE ass cash
, 1863-08-19

" Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility.
arising from Specific causes, in both sexes-new
and re1table treatment, In reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. Skilhr Houghton HOW
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Phila-
deIphta, Pa. 1y19-4W
, 1863-08-19
1uanttD.

4sez:;zzz=<zzexazz
1uanttD.
WTANTED-A Furnished Room,
ss e ':'ss :'a* ~ ss 6 q q
W WANTED.-AGent1eman wishes
Fss sss esssa Z gI,.;s ? -
W ANTED-A Girl for general
,HIsp,s Hsy s<;; Ssa'ssss 8; %ess Ts.ssfss
w ANTED-A situation wanted,
T. s'sss 41suss T. q sss
w WANTED-Board, with one or
Esi.;'f E. siSi S!isy preferred Asa'ss' sSsss
IA Employment, By a
FS H.: :: = a' saa'ss q
WANTED D-A situation il
aas5s z E:HPF oss ss coed Fssaf5is: a.
lWANTED-Co1respondeace, I
unS e sts s yse
chap WE:'e TO ma ron prsstJ :isl. aud vii tali
sen Ehe!e yo1 can no me AID Judge for ynurse:s
EnesoeE VII do you'd Ene advertise. but axTu
1oss come 20 GnsSaEo aud mn se1!od In bnsness
nu Ha9E no - n1s EnsInSs ss c4eo, Address ST RA-
CGSE. care bo1 1S7o. CnlsaTo. aC11 XII. It
w WAETED-An Architect, Ger
this oree. @an' w''ae' ''u'eon- Aaasesa aa sI!a
: 7771777 n -;
w men cio-lZ .oa hes,t wsiTer an,ly - 10
D-1o4 9t-e. = 9eeee ~. N1-S-4& aa15.A7ts-t*
w ANtEDIBS AZ t;1-,- ,d3;,,s. gentleman EN- =, and
nsEchbn-tend Wog,d VIZ ~ Soard y: 2e9tee4
=. n 9S AH-
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w a NTEn- -F1nv Cco1 "a. ,~,I;oL
w tts highest psice viii b paid. Psrt1s. i, taa
County cah sip DIRECTLY 10 ~ srd we viii aIoW ia
's--ss, s.sNs A-4 ~ MEhsTER s5esi ! ipaxrER
, aats- As.+ ss ~ s. MAZE: H. E.o. Beg 18a.
w! ANTEn- "A Go~no,,, ~, uot.vn
N As LIZA VeflHaU3 al acClve
~ huAIpess 1n&n wants e!tnation a. evesnuAa
c GEEK Grocery bns1ceta prefa:red, Adtsess "A
81 care Of 4, Shall go Iaulp1ph St 4pio-a,i3t-ft
M ANTE1-Purfrar 4 man with
, 1863-08-19

Increase T. IE6S. S....................$ $l68D.69
NEW CousrEnpk1rs.--Tec clip from the Boston Bu1-
letla tie following: .... ..
Atlantic Bank, ros.on, Ifnss.10's, imitation, well
csccttc hare Just been put In circulation. Tho bank
las Issued none Of this denomination for two years
Mercantile Hank, nangor. Mc.-5s. spurious. Viz,
steamboat, !iycr sccne: risht ena. Wasalnstol !:
, 1863-08-19

z. E. Risby, 80 Randolph street, fs selling
Paper Hang3ngs at New York prices at wholesale
and retail. The trade supplied on the most liberal
terms, =. anE Is 4W
, 1863-08-19

Provisions but firm Mess BEEF-Nonl-
tna at 20 c31000 for Mess aa 81 00@12Q for Extra
Mess MExs poEK Is quiet at g.? z5S2 % for Country
nskinE the outside figure. RuIk MEATS are scarce
md hTm at 41@5c for rough sides: 1a@sc for DIT
EaIted 1lams-mostly tho extreme ngurc-!1G4Hc for
Dry Sailed Shoulders. 1tcoE-Sngar Cured Cnnyaase1
Hams firm, at 1e@lnhc; Plain Canyassel as91c.
J4AED nominal at 8KR83c for No. nni a9934c for
Prime Leaf To:DAf-TEe sales were: a,oN pcs Sugar
Cured Canyas:e Hams at 10ifc LOOSE 0oo ns DO at
1Dc: 1900 rbs Plain Canyassed ut 9c loosc 10 brs
Mess Beef At s100o: tres Lard at 9Ac,
FIG uON-TheEe Is fair 1ofbiuE inquiry ut slight
decline in prices. We low quote: -.r,
, 1863-08-19

CA1n-DIs. r. & ], Hunter, Of 8se broadway,
and Lungs. have determined on opening perma-
nent Branch 0llcc In Chicago for tho greater con
yenienee Of the numerous patients now under
the immediate personal superintendcnce Of DR..
James Aanter, who will arrive in u few days.
AUTIr-Ht
, 1863-08-19

The market for Corn has ruled fnshe1 unsteady du-
ring tho past wcck-each day witnessing either de-
cline & Or s2 ADVANCE q x@Ae bnt as tho close there
compared with the ruling figures OF: tals dag week
To-Day tte market was moru actyo At "a uynnee Of
H@Kc. Snles 600 1u High Mixed Mt 507c a1oat
a0 lu Miycl at Soc nfoat; bu do ut .0tc nt1oa;
l711 bu co nt 5etsc o. b. G0 bu do ut 4s in store
e store; 5000 bn DO II a5c store 5000 ba do 1t
6ATsENeeei7cd to.lay, as,ao bu; shipped, noac.
Received last week, l9 go bu shippcd 59 BIZ. The
receipts OF New OATS hare '6ecn liberal during tho
week. but the MARKET has ruled ratlor irregular
tpTn, and adyaneed i0ae, 6u: su6seqncnt aivi;e5
checked tho Improvement ind tho market closes Guic.
the ndvance being Lost. TODAY tho market was nc
tire. bnt eas1er-yesierdeys prices being scarcely
ae = q % i so;s go 'u Nov
Received last wceS, bM; shipped, none The Mar
Ect for Rye has been dull aud dropping, Int clo4es
steady at decline Of Sc from the ruling prices OF this
sales E,ao du No i at So IL store.
DAILEY-Iicceiycd to-1ay 81 bu.+ Received last
week 1oG57 hu: shipped none. Tho aaret for Barley
has ruled steady during the week, without les1ded
change. To-Day the market was active and stcasiy:
GsXc in stores 4m In 1t soc on truck; loo hu at 9c
traeE; 100 6u ut 7sc del; le bags common ut 4oc
ALtnHo1e-Ncmlnal,y held ut ssassc,
gGTTER-!hese Is no good dairy Butter In market.
Mcotunt 70 faIr Is ett ady NJ Eea1ac.
nBANs-P1lmo Navy a1e sel!iax at SSG@s: ;51Mtae M
2.sE. according 70 quality, Ihs supply u Hfht
BAGGIpG-ThEra La n active demand for grain