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, 1863-08-12
1862 1868.
Fra1vbt 9iS875.N &l7,9s1E 3sl7BM Inc
Tnstenrer.. BM2t0 10|A2.A ,6O0.A Inc.
Eaiis Ec......,. l25QU $4,000 $500 Inc,

Total, 9,s27l4 S8!So38 Gb.15 1uc.
TIE POPULAR LoAs.-As there Is some doubt among
ny Of onr citizens to whether tho principal Of the
$40 loan WILL be paid tn gold at maturity We publish
the following correspondence on tic question, which
will definitely settle tie matter aud induce a to invest
in this truly patriotic mode Of assisting our country:
wAsuxo4os, ,it: j. T., 5.'} Aas. 5. is.
Gxy1LEx1s; Your letter Of the st inst relative to
osa s the
Tie ioliowlng Is tie decision Of he secrctazy in 70.
the Iefmancnt loan Of the United States VIII be re-
The ft!e:INeaty SKIES. being ssaesnaabls at any
ssssf = = I'll sss xhsa IL
ra4y losn, sii sn pa5i ai,
sss Ssnsfay sss',@ed H.. =, note. farm
iato iea5s sAes r. sas 4, san
notes. s.' ''~''' - GEoHaE H1naiSorox,
ess rk AdtHE iassb ssx YSr E the
A1rErkp AND cousTzErE1r BANK Eorzs-we
copy from tho boston Commercial Bulletin the follow
Ing list counterfeits and altered bank notes.
tccted in circulation during tho nast week:
Ho1LlsroN DANE, Mass.-5s altered. Wig. Western
Say SsTnfooK S1sx, conn;-s's counterfeit .y1g Fe
male sea.et sn,p sc I1gnt sna aoTSss e.; 4 1us st
eI B:sk 4 tss:f or FoEr JEEvis u. TIE spurious. Vig
EsSsE + II fs S's:s
Dssk OF CuExuso. E1m!ss. N. T-s,s imitation, vel
done. ,S!F o1en, &C.; F1lhoFo On 71ga1 en" SUM-
sssos ,f
Is sssi sss
WEsTEiS B.sK, TIiiasiephis. r.. as spurious
, 1863-08-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY ETKSno. Aug. II. 1s61
Nothing new OF of special interest has FansTfed IN
financial eircles since last. The bsnks are still
oycrburdencd with currency, and readily take MI the
good paper offered at the current rates oftHtercst.
Exchange Is n1m md in good demand, VIZ: S@A per
cent. prem. buying, and II per cent selling
Gold huctuates between 126 and 1264. Early dis
patches quoted 1t at the inside gurc but subsequent
adyices give ssk As the first board rate. THERE'S
little Of the article changing hands as the specu-
latire manila ia last dying out The buying rate is quo
ted at Us.
Silver Is vesJ quiet at 1159t5 and Canada money at
Ia.
AT AIw aukee ycste1lay there was asscarccIy enough
doing to create any variation. Money abundant and
easy for good business paper at7 per cent Exchange
sn and concessions rarely uade from the
ing rate. .-...
On the 9Th ult.. the Columbia Branch Of the Ex.
Change Bank of st. Louis wss By vote Of its stock.
holders. placed In Hquidation and on the saue day
portion Of The sae stockholders organized the First
National Bank Of Columbia Missouri With paid cap.
it'll Of and provided for Increasing the same to
100000 Tl,e new branch will commence business In
two weeks.
AT Cincinnati on Saturday rates Of interest rnnged
from to FER cent-7@sc the leading figures. The
loans we're about equally divided between paper based
on Government securities and regufar mercantile
names There was continued good demand for ex.
change and the market ru1ea firm at par buying and
,,reu1 selling. There was very little coin On the
market and the transactions hardly sufficient to e.
tabllsh quotations. Government securities remained
steady, with very light offerings. ...
GA1KHA AND CHICAGO uSIoy RAnAoAD.-The fol.
lowing table shows the earnings Of this road for the
week ending August 8, 18es:
, 1863-08-12

The twenty first annual announcement OF
this Institution has just been issued. eubrac-
lbg the names Of the Faculty, Board Of Trus~
tees, dc together With resume Of the past
History, present condition and future pros
pects Of the College, fom which ne copy the
following extracts:
ssThe College having now long passed the period
Of experiment, has become I axcd institution Of
the land, Numbering more than eix hundred grad
Intes, and having extended the advantage Of It's
instruction to 1nVre than two Thousand arudents.
AZ will be Eecu By consulting the annexed cata-
loEuc, the Last session numbered the largest class
ever get collected within the halls OF the College
The Trustees and faculty arc confident that this
high prosperity will still continue and return etn-
ccre th11ks to the profession for the cordial sup
pQtt 20 long and constantly continued.
10 the Medical Staff OF the army It has contrib
uttd Sc h1ge proportion Lf its graduates as any
other college IN the Un1on and we have yet to hear
Of Que Of its alumni who has failed to pass the
Examining Boards OF the several States, or who.
having gained position, has failed to fu4 its dn-
ties with credit to hitneeH and advantage to those
committed to his charge:
five 81 arr tince the Faculty have been united har
monlous asld u1tt1ing in their efforts for It's ad
| yancement and SUCCESS not by personal sollc!ta
I ton OF students, or undezbtddtng, or any Of the
arts often INV orthiy Iesolted to. but, In the
OILY legitimate manner, Gy the aBsiGuou. eudeayo1
of each teacher in his department to bring hi4
teaching up to the lere1, and the demands Of the
time
The fn11owinrr is 6rr1rnarF ff the srfa1 mates
, 1863-08-12

Meeting Of the g. m. B. Association.
A regular meeting Of the G. N. B. Associa-
ton was held last evening in the rooms Of the
Mercantile Association. The President, ]. h
Swan, in the chair.
Ormotiou Of Gardner Willard, q committee
consisting Of Messrs. Willard, Crandau and
Lunt, was appointed to draft and present res
olutions Of respect to the Lutte orderly Ser
geant j. ". Hyde.
By request, Lieut., George Throop made
come interesting statemente concerning the
1nnger ago tpan last Saturday, at Vlcksbnrg.
He REPRESENTED the Battery In prosperous
condition, and thought 1t had probably pern
ordered to Natchez ere this.
The President offered feT remarks, CT.
pressing hearty interest in the Battery, and
Ills Willingness 10 do ANYTHING In his power
to promote its prosperity.
The Association then adjourned to meet
again in two weeks In the meantime Cap
tain White Will lave his recruiting Office open
at the Mercantile Association rooms, where
those desiring to enlist In the Battery should
make immediate application.
, 1863-08-12

iuE WRosG fEAR.-In our account Of the
recent gathering Mt Archibald Clybourne's
ofthe old settlers. Philo Carpenter was said
to have reached Chicago in 1854; It should
hare read 1S32.
, 1863-08-12

A Boz sTAnBED.-During quarrel On sher-
man street on Monday evening, negro Stab
bed white boy, whose wound, 1t is feared,
will prove fatal. The perpetratorwas prompt
ly arrested, and il held for examination, at
which time the facts in the case will be ascer
tained.
, 1863-08-12

PhilndcIPhfA PfOV19fon Mnfket-AuV. lU.
The market Is firm, hut there Ia very little demand
ior b2EIel!ea meats and PIdses a!e pomnally 1lo29
city mess beef or bacoa the sales mostly confined
to ~. harns. At 1l9lsc for common to prime. ths
r. OF, green meats are also In,ited and
The stocks light Mt l0A@,o4e for picked Hams,
gS$asa toS siaes; aa: ASiasfs
a@5O packages ut 1oxc for Ftzne terSe, and sc for
grease. Dufter continues dull at l9@17c for IL and
seaE!c and quoted at 1osl2Hc the latter for choice
, 1863-08-12

DEAD.-Col Henry Won Trebra, Colonel Of
the S2d Indiana regiment Vol 1nfantry, died
at his residence In Arcola, ILL.,, On Friday,
August 71h, Of disease contracted in the Ser
, 1863-08-12

s3sEs f; .ea 's9o s am Il
vas tstco hois. II I<o boxes. and rsAo1o oags- We
New 0reaus-. .na91}H
GubA
~. Kennsi, roaGs and g1saalassd.
Hhne
Extra. @1as3
SYRbfs.iic QUIET and transactions ais coaiScl 70
alton Of tic corning crop Of Sorghum. We quosS:
New Sork susaI House.
N. !. 6yFufs..s.
Go!den
SofEhGn
70. fGnncd
sc NsokPs-1fe steady. Wc quote: ..'~.,
Dahbltts ~
QakleEE.. 20
Austrian. @
Common 81
ks1A 81 y no
tcra carly ii The week cansed aci:itS u
at Ths5s r. = eesa sM;cf fes r ns ss
SSee n ss's: @ 90 81 fi%assy Il
66fls ElaX sced At Sls@ @ :, ,,s.ar ,s,o,r, tor m.
Se'fs e sstees :ao ioe III =
SosHsh 9ssssssf sss,ssss Is *s1Ss s1Ss.:::
:: STonnd SelaE; aaIS5..::
BsiTy, sisaoat ss ut $ee@:::
1sisa ssSE 81 i, 0aE:: l4Sst &sts
see "a ier ss5ss sss Is dah
4as ds7e Sssnas I, ne f. u "a soe4 e s
u sssass gu vs.
sHeA's. .star ft5e wsst.....s
S695 'ss EtaassE Esfes cavendisi
, 1863-08-12
New York Cattle Market.

New Iofk Cattle Market.
NEW York, Aug. u-ReceIptse ses900 beeyes, ls2
cows and calves. sSs veals, sheep md lambs, 1i5
swine.
BEE7 cAT11E-h9kch hsher. closing h1m at 7@tYc
fair 1@9c: tar to cood sGs1oxc: good to Prime, 159
lie; choice, u@l1Ac.
Cows AND EEALS-CnchauEtd
with some at s&6c.
1AABs-Ffrmer at G29c.
sw1sE-So1nnal 1t 1l@4xc for cosrted I've, and 535
, 1863-08-12
PORT OF CHICAGO,

RRIYKD......,.......Auc. II,
stmr Comet, Morgan. two Rivera, sunlries.
EtMr Planet, Chamberlain. Superior. annhrie5.
Prop ottaEa Warren, GRIND Haven, lso N lumber, IL
Prop Niagara, Mcintosh, Go9erich, sunJriee.
Prop Wade, Goldsmith, Surnla, sundE1es,
, 1863-08-12

FnoMLAKKsuFKR1oE.-To the kindness ofJohn Cor.
don Clerk Of the steamer Flanet We are indebted for
the following items: Arrived this morning At 5'i
o clock from Lake SUPERIOR Left Superior City Ang.
bayfield, Aug. q, ontonagon, Essle River and Eagle
Harbor same afternoon Portage Lake morning OF the
7th Marquette tha forenoon Of the sth 1t Marqnetts
there feet of49 vessels loading with iron ORC for
points On Lake Eric, among which were quite num-
ber Of vessels haing from Chicago. Met the steamer
Sunbeam above the Saut, bound up. Left the Saus
Aug 9Th and passed large number Of vessels In tbs
saut River bound TO Marquette. The weather on
Lake Superior during the Inst trip has been very pleas
ant and the number OF visitors on the Lake greatly
exceeds that Of former seasons. The Planet brought
down from Superior City, and Bayfield,, two eoupanle
Of the Soth regiment Of Wisconsin volunteers to vi
waukee, and SO excur>ionIsts to Chicago She lcaye
again tomorrow, Wednesday, evening, at o'clock To-
BAYFIELD, and the North shore Of Lake Superior, On
grand pleasure excursion.
, 1863-08-12

NINTH WARD Union GuARps,-There win
DC a meeting Of the ahoSe corps at West
Market Hall. this evening, Mt seven aud half
O'Clock for drill,
, 1863-08-12

Meeting ofthe Mercantile Association.
An adjourned meeting Of the Mercantile
rooms-the President, j. '. FarWell, IN the
chair.
Capt. P. Il. White, Of the Mercantile Bat.
terry, being present, was called upon to I'D
dress The meeting. The Captain declined
making speech, but said that 1e wanted
thitt! more good men to NJ up me baGtefy,
and noEeo ne enou1a succeed succeed III ooIa'n1oe
them ocloIe ne le1L tne CITY =.
Captain White then presented 10 Lae Asso'
ciation rebel flag which Tns taken at Atkau-
tas Post. This far is of beantiful silk. with
.ri1+ +rim,r;nre - s,ntfar m IN avrellent
sns 1tIaAnt.nEa, tE e.a e1.a 9onsn 9i~P ~ - s.sa.ts.
s13ie, !! peais .Ae 1ouo"1ns inscription
wrought IN gut lettefs:
I'VE 13cht for our rights"
"presentcd ia tha suumif R,fles, by the Ladies'
of summit. Mies. s.'-16Gl,
80 Th,to Ill.,. -,.aoar+oa u, +,,o ae,,,7o-
CaRL Hhl1e aiso pfesentea 70 ne ne Assoela' A
'ion the honored old nag which ne AeTcan'
tile Battery carried In the deld. and had plant
cd or one Of the fortiications at V1cksburg,
where it Was pierced with bullets
On motion, the thanks Of the Association
, 1863-08-12

Market quiet and easy at 5z5k rer cent:
Sterling exchange dull and ufooltnS. Fltst-clA5S
bills quoted Mt lsSN@1S14.
Cold dnll; oEenIns At lisa advancing to 1s6x, and
elo-ing Gull vt T28A.
GaTcr1 ment stocks slightly easier.
, 1863-08-12

WHOLE SCaIBER OF sTrDEs15 AND GRAD
GATES.
The following table shows the whole num-
ber Of Students and Graduates who have at
tended the Rush Medical College since its or
Eanixatlcn, in 1913, viz:
, 1863-08-12
Fraudulent youcherx-A De~ p.n..
OF the 1Srlce Cakn

fraudulent youcher1-A nexx Rror,~o
OF the 8r1ce Case,
our readers will remember that early last
spring, Capt Br1ce, Of Lane, In this State.
vas arrested and brought before q. 8. Cam.
missioner Hoyne, charged with obtaining
money from the Government BY means Of
fraudulent vouchers, for transportation and
subsistence Of number ofsoldiera belonging
to the Rockford regiment. which had boen in
camp there, and Of which Brice was senior
Captain. On m examination, Brice WIS held
to appear at the December term Of the q. 8,
District Court.
a new phase Of the affair has now turned
up, and yesterday Deputy Marshal Elunson
brought in son Of Captain Brice, also Cap-
thin in the same regiment, and Col. May, the
proprietor Of hotel, both residents of Lane.
who are charged as accessories to the otfsnse
for which the elder Brice was held. They
were put under bonds Of $1,000 each to an.
pear at the December term Of the District
Court The friends Of the two Captains I'D.
nit the technical violation Of the law, but
contend TINT It was done ignorantly and with
out intention to dcftaud- Col. Mays friends
deny that he has committed any act for which
he can be made liable. He is highly res.
pected citizen OF Lane, and has for many
years enjoyed the entire confidence Of the
| community. The whole affair is somewhat
mixed up, and We await its un1ayelling by the
| United States Grand Ju1y.
, 1863-08-12
MARRIED

In tis city, Wednesday August 5th. It the Reet25y
OF st johns C1urcn py the key. i; y. BishoF p
WRIGHT. Also, At the s1me time and place. sad y ny
,the same Mr. JAMES II. WR4GHf, Jf.. and AiAs
EARAH JAMES. HI OF this city.
, 1863-08-12

The Prize Steamer Britauia.
BOSTON, Aug. 8-The cargo OF the prize steamer Eri
tauin was sold The uplnud cotton brought 63Xc
per pound. and the Sea Island asc The dce sold ii
84c per pound, and brla Of turpcndne ut SIS per
ch1}nn - :
, 1863-08-12
G)ifa9o @ribn1re.
THE CITY.

ANDERSON RIFLES, ATTENTION Members
OF the Anderson Rifles are requested to take
notice Of the meeting advertised. Il viii he
to sonr interest to come up promptly,
, 1863-08-12

REo1MRSTAL ElKc1IoE.-The election Of
the. field officers Of tile German regiment
took Place yesterday evening, In the hall Of
the Chicago Arbeiter Vcrein. The following
we're elected: G. Knobelsdorf, Colonel; Peter
shimp. Lieutenant Colonel; George Romlis
Mfjc1, Nicolas TADgR, Sec'y.
, 1863-08-12

PERsoSAl.-Hon. W. D. Griswold and fam
ny, Terre Haute, Indiana; Hon. ]. Z. Dubois
mud fam1ly, State Auditor, and Adjutant Gen
ern1 Fuller, Springfield; Hon. Geo. D. Prem.
.ice, Louisville; Colonel Robbins and Major
Reynolds, Of The United States Army, aud
Hon. ". B. Allison, Iowa. are stopping at the
fremont House.
, 1863-08-12

8MIE1W0fEe
Busfne.k in Liverpool Sack 10 checked By the er-
ported. From s:ore. In lots. Gtoubd Alum commands
81 E g. ordinary brands Of Fine g 3Es2 10 per
!. d 1nrks Island $4,000 per bushel.
Salt In PHILADELPHIA.
Salt Is unchanged and f1; SIS sacks Ashton'B dne
about 60 sacks Ma1shas DO, sold arrival at
p1ice kept private,
, 1863-08-12

p,,t uana Crockrr ,corr p.,,t,.,,, ~ i,rr,,,.
m nth. ~ -
ScnE = uFnna Mas9a 1 cas- wood
ehr Eag4G h1sEt pE,9 na5 IN tnaper
SSns EEH AK a. " GIssaT g. 1Sbta ~ X X y, -, h
ESns tsuSt H4rrs1 hfnTeT1ar T.rt.rrWSa ..
sea1 as aaiuuss at4s<0'"F AAs~a"1o't @7.-sA'"* eos
1ti Mt10Hi r,tr 1y,+erms, E.,e,ovoc ~ r, ,,a~a.
StnE !st.a a * 3tth Eish fsseeE "a c.ior nnsr.
scnf k!eaaoE. S11tos I'll 'eeAs -" seu"s posss
Gos Wc1.I fa..1s. raet1 pfa, rova IN c,1. rroo,
scar E3IaSe .nsnsIa III ~ inh,tse VIVA
sehr 4M1gt4, M q AZ 13ois; H;o!ispG 3 ~ ~. " Wnou
Schr Mrsi @ evnn NcTea. CARTS Pier 10 n ssaves
err f;irser ian,ison Kew nnec le0 t.ls wood.
schr Chntlense SnoFtelJ Kalamazoo. 60 nj nmber.
schr Ecichuni, Fulton Bailey Harbos, :. go posts
Schr GnxcTe, Anderson, Sheboygan % Gus HeS"-
SchM E!uo, nttiiKnsSn:x Pfer i. m utnber
50 cds Wood.
Seow Black Hawk. Hinton, Sout Haven, I'' Gus "oo'
cLEABYp.. II.
Star Comet. Mor9sn. Two Rivers suntrles,
40 brIs horE, G22 br1s meal, l0G brls wines.
, 1863-08-12

II there Is any one point more clearly de-
fined than another, In the city ordinances, It
is the Law for preserving the health Of the
city, by the abatement Of nuisances; get
there is no law so thoroughly d:sregarded.
It is said that the stencil that is now CON-
planned Of as arising from Bridgeport, or in
that direction, is from several slaughter
houses which continue to spread their pu-
tre cent matter broadcast, infllcting the nau-
seating and unhealthy atmosphere upon the
inhabitants. Apother nuisance in the shape
OF lard rendering establishment is in opera
ton at the intersection Of Archer road with
State street. Hundreds complain to one
another Of these matters daily, but take no
steps for their abatement. Why uct-a-e the
prorrietoss wealthy men, and above the Law
No man shonld be considered . good citizen
who will thus Outrage the feelings and en-
danger The health of others. Charles Hill,
who keeps an cstablishmcntifor rendering lard
from tainted meats, &C., on Twelfth street,
between Clinton aud Jefferson, vas brought
bef.1p the Police Court on Monday and his
establishment declared nuisance by several
yc1y respectable citizens. living in the neigh
borlood. His fine, at their request, Was sus'
pended, and he wns placed under bonds to
remove II 1t once, and to cease the business
there forever. There is another class that
should receive the attention Of the police,
which class Of yiolators Of tile Health ordin'
apce c,tn be found in almost any portion o1
lie city. Below We give the section, thai
those interested may know the la1 on ths
subject:
No pcreon shall hereafter, throw, place Or con
duct Or sufIe, htr OF her servant, child or family
10 ah,uw. place or conduct into any street, ale.
Of lot, any putsid or uusound beef, pork, dsh
hides or tkine, Of any kind, or any hltta. ostal
dug, dad animal, vegetables oyster shells, o.
o,Aef unsound or offensive matter whatever. o.
n1,3thiur likely 10 becoEne otfcusiye. Nor shal
any pcrson allow such altht otta1 dung. Or othel
Offensive matter as aforesaid. to BE- or fe5naii
upou aay pr, 1niese, Or in any out.honse, stable
pTivy OF oth+r plsce owned o. oecuMed BY them
in such n,eu,t1 a. 10 be offensive to the neisabor
hood, And ere,y person who shall Violate any Q
he urotitiouB OF this section, shall be fned In
suui not exceeding twenty five dollars.
, 1863-08-12

t5 ~ Il FeacSa are pleny asd ssns ai
siNe2o9 81 halves and whole boxes Dried Apples
Died Teaches noulnally unchanged. FonE1oN-lsaIs
ins arc quiet aad scarcely 80 1r Currunts unchaug
, 1863-08-12

LADIES WAR COMMITTEE ladies' Of
this Board ere requested to meet at their
rooms this afternoon, August 12th, ut three
o'clock. A full attendance Ia particularly
REQUESTED. S1as. Il. REYNOLDS,
1st OIrcctress'
, 1863-08-12
0SwcnO nInfket-AuE, ] ]

Oswcso Market-AuG. IL.
FLoTE-steady at previous quotations.
GRArN-Wheat quiet. Sales last night Ct Chicago
BEtIng at BKc, Corn quIet; Illinois Mixed eoc.
.FEE1aaTs-f1our 4oc, wheat exc, corn St{c to New
York.
M e N EwS.
, 1863-08-12

TIE DnArT-LooK Our FoR THE DRArT.-see
advertisement Of q. Foster on second page.
Daft for high tTo Aorsc corn plows; sec adver-
tlee1ueut Of Il. Foster Oh second page. Draft for
high tn o-horse corn plows see advertisement Of
H. Foster on second paSe.
, 1863-08-12

BRemember that the magnificent side wheel
steamer Planet, Capt. L. Chamberlain, leaves for
Lake Superior ports this, Wednesday, evening,
August, 18th. at O'Clock.
, 1863-08-12

NH1H WARD Us1oS GUARDS, ATTEST1oN.-
There will be meeting Of the abore coTps fol
drill on Wednesday evening, August 18th, at IN
o'clock. Prompt attendance ts requested.
By order OF Committee
, 1863-08-12

W Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
Arising from Specific causes, In both sexes new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, DR.. ). Skilhn Houghton, How
ard Association, No. Sonth Ninth street phila-
delphia. Pa jyl93w
, 1863-08-12

kw F. E. Rigby, So Randolph Street, ia selling
wioleea1e and retail. The trade supplied On the
..ce+ tihoro1 taTme iy7dH
, 1863-08-12

Thc Tottsyil]o Tenn} Miners journal Of Saturday
last Gays: The deu1and continues fT ior hFst
FULLEST Of year and was that he
lie ma1Eet are light. Many dealers are buying very
srafngy At pncE he II ; .hst pFSss
racc-he dralt will Interfere some extent with the
production while y progress Wages ca9not be r;
fesnt in the ztoppage Of the coegtes and even II
slight decline should take place tn the price Of coal
Ing tircumstanccs}i win be more than made up by
TIC increased price OF freight the scnsoa ADVANCES
thing by delay ing under tho expectation Of
low rates otpriees This can only be rcme1ed By m
Increased suprly OF labor In the Coal regions.
COOFEiAGE-The market Is quiet and nomfna1ly
, 1863-08-12
:3ua 6nis.

TOR SALE-A two story Brick
j. House Of 10 rcoms and Lot located on Fulton
street. Eear. Union Pask- Possession given fnned.
Atey. II df sired. Frame Cottage Honse and Lot On
Ruc1e streer, 1tsr Il diana for 81 40 Also puE.
Der of ether Honses and Lots and Building Lots.
MAtfgnolftan UlDcE. mill kA54fE
, 1863-08-12

Total al,..,,,.............-..2,1E
, 1863-08-12

DKCU3l CUEN-1s InattIFB Uut HE1u. Il H1u1gc;;w 4,
Good to pune 4 nssis1 *
nEEsWAX-Is.!plla and nominal at s5g3ac. Tie cur
rent rsire In New York Ia fa943c.
NambnrEn.
western lESEIfE..
COFFEE-is aim and Ii iar demand at 2sasoHr Tor
cred and prices have ar NPwnrd tendency.
COUNTRY PE0nI CE..Eggs are dull and dropping.
good dtmaud at sl,5G25 Win sales ut Ae*e nsures.
COAL-Neceiyed by lake LII tons. There aFe no
taro but from the yards there Is stea1y inquiry at
last week quotations.;
Ntiar I'LL, wy
Willow EnlE .. ..,,,,,,... 8av
Mineral liidge ....................., $50
BIOssluTE .,,, ,,,...........,,..,..,...1 II 90
Iehirh .... .........................,,1 II 90
Fftsfot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOO
Errnnfon ...,...........,..,..,..,,.,.1 1860
, 1863-08-12

TR16u1T u 2tCCll2-~I's-oH -oH 14o0uH3 q 1na1
named john Sass, agged about fifteen years, In
the employ Of Babcock & Peek, furniture
dealers, III Randolph street, tell from the 4th
story Of their store, through the hatchwuy to
the ground floor, full fifty teet- Nearly all
the bones in one Of his legs were broken, his
lace badly cut, and it is feared he has received
internal injuries which will result In his death.
Itis supposed that he was s'eliuning down''
the rope. as he had been in the habit Of doing
60, and missed his hold. Young Sass Is
bright, Intelligent lad, and was much liked By
his employees Every resource Will be en-.
ployed to saye his lie.
, 1863-08-12

For standard brands offrts ground extraa there has
been m improved demand and owing 70 The lSht sup
about LAST week ruling prizes Old ground ao1rs are
s u state oK el1pnle inactivity, but without mate
, 1863-08-12

$50 @1O0.
EDESETiere are no new features in the market for
cs Tic demand Il trlning, principally confined to
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14
WEBB BUILDING,
NO. 22I Market ST below Sd, Thlrd .tor

Testimonials can he produced item gentlemen Ut nigh
reap niy aud hu-lte-s IN fegad 10 my qualifications
All who may require services aud prom tne-s i,a
All AUCTION ELE aud REAL ESTATE AGENT are esr
nestly f,luasl go give call My terms In all
will be moderate aud by undivided attention aud iud8t,t-
igahle eSertonH which viii be my motto the
iiOu OF all business entrusted to me, hope to receive
share OF public patr9hase.
The people ~ Wilmington, aod particularly Of New
Castle County who have Real ESTATE and goods of ans
description To dispose viii hnd ii to 10 to their nol
to give a call. d. r. RIGkAKDs
n b.-ksnt- aud collections II all kinds promptly exc
suiei ia all port Gus Of New Castle County
nov5-ly. D. tn