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The New York herald., 1863-09-08
SITUATIONS wASTED-FEMALEs.

SITUATIONS wAsTED-FEMALEs
WAsTED-A sILUATros As coog WASHER AND
w toner or % do general housesok for small prVate
place Can for wo s,5 Ess aOlh s. door
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY YOUNG GIRL A.
eaanocrnsid and o. doe wash snd ronIns bestof
place : -" - ~ ''''''' "''s'F'
UAsTgD-A SITUATION ~ Az ExcRLLESr
.ean.se sS ,s $ ~ ss' nna % lSis, .aa eh.rsa.
objection assist il sa osmbsrxork or viii growing
shisren Can y sen tbis wess Y no, .uliet st hsr
~here sAe eau Be Lishly recommended.
UASTED.-,A GERMAN PROTESTANT siaL DE
-. m. pase - ~ sa n y a..,r.s' And soy
15 !, - . IL Il J - : i 20 III s.psd Wssr roah -
dress Der present employer. ~ wssi,7d =
WASrED-BY RFsPEcIABLg CsLoRFD NO
ran smi I. washing Best o. oi1y r'f~rtnee Cag
~ " Wet osa sL. .hira Goor, lroni room
WAErEp-A nruArIox, ~ 4 REsPrcrAnLr
Good sisr,S,. &c. y - @s sos Two az, sS s
WAsrRD-A nTr3 ny ~ FxrErIEscsD
~. ma. sarss, . ,a.s " ,y " iny.l9 NJ
VVAsrZp-By ooNPErExr PERSON. sIrua.
w uon good pain cook, el0s y asst 10 the vAsh.
n 10 ths siss v s 'i ssd ssr s r.
WAsrED-A sIruArlos BY REsrEcTABLg
siodis ;s's is' aesf 5ai H. oS ON ~ asr is l. ''
yyAsTED-BY 4 REsPEcTaBLB Yousg woxAs
A.sstos 70 D. elans.r.sr. , . ard ~,.sirs sh,,'Is
p0n,sf Hroosl5n for 's9 ds.l
w AsrED-A SITUATION. ny KEsPEcTAHLE
ga a. shanssrrnala sna sesn.,tes. - % ,ts,s
Two days siis, srlh avenue.
NASrED-;3Y a REsPrcrBALE PRorEsrASr
w yri, ssliusuon tfambennasa aad wAlrsas. % a.
l1i p'sde. Can aIiis BAT .1.h i
IVAgTgD-A SITUATION. nv a REsrEcTABLE
w0mzn AZ coox, nnfarstAnds ~ klnfs Of s9gIa aab,
meats pou ~. game and desserts of Al kufs as 30
ssssirS H. at Pies caa = 49, fsr 10 e.,sh =,
sns.s.a :, ~ wss,ls ..
NANTED-A SITUATION M 4 RESPECTABLE
sir. 20 % W stair. sad tAts eArs ~ i4fsn
iamiy Go.I re,.reaes from ~ rlsse Csa'si III
EeIosd =, hAfs bis-s fron syras -. B'o.siin
vUAsTED-By A youHg PROTESTANT wovAS,
w situation ~ general boa.ssors Ingplfs A. =. -
NNAsrsD-sY REsrgcTABLE WOMAN. rrCA
Ii, xosi ss,y ysSsrsns@ sSer-.- 10 issa d s~sws.a
saa'ra .ni c.,od ss..,s s,os.ya
xyAxTgp-s srru lrIOS. ~ 4 Yotsg sIHL. wHo
-. I'D y, s,sA '. 4 y ,s - s,.n s, 49, 80,
~ 10 asiAg stsat nHrtr sud rhamt~rnsd ~
~ ~ i.s dsJ..i igiiirsss sfeossa re- -
WAsrrp-a slrv,r!gsr ~ yoess sow.s.
" eAadr.n snS s~~ ~ 4. 80 y ~ ".
sasAnx Csn ~ sssa to- loo iaas Nss -. - uesy
90 -
luAx.gp-BY rEarEcr1sLE TOsSg wog,.s !.
., sa.'s ~ ,.ss-..s. vr.s,. f.mits 49,: - -
sses. Cal fost-o sAysas y wss ts'A r.. t-ss.s. e.
sn9 - sss
,vAHrKD-a SITUATION. v. ~, .pcr,ri,y
~. - = 80 = .'iss = -. ~ S.s: .. .' =
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

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The Best and Cheapest Newspaper In tho
World.
Published every Saturday morning, contains
The accounts Of the Progress OF the Siege OF
Charleston and Of the Operations Of the Union and Rebel
Forces all parts Of the country, and the latest News
received ~ mail telegraph from all portions Of the
world
II will also give valuable and important Reviews Of
the Money, Dry Goods, Provisions Cattle, Horse and
Family Markets Editorials Prominent Events o! the
Day snip News and reports Of all other interesting and
important news.
single copies Five cents Annual subscription price;
One copy y 9
Three Colne9 .................'.....
Ten copies .....'............... .s....,,...... 10
Any larger number addressed to names OF subscribers
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be sent TO clubs Of twenty 2aeS rates make the WsgY
HERALD the eheapea publication IN ne country
AovKRnsgnETs 70 o limited number. at Hty cents
per line, will bc inserted in the WEEKLY HsRALD
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

/ A RFsPEcTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES STU.
IN atioa steward Ia astesmer 10 California or 10
travel with family 70 California CAD At her residence <
/ st
The New York herald., 1863-09-08

RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN LATELY AR
n rived from Phiiade pha wishes ami
seAmstress with respectable family. be
days at ~ Ridge street
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
LITBRATURE.
THE CaEvALlEH WEBB's LATEsT
IMhROGLIO.
LITDRATURE.

FROM THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
We want no explanations, SIR. II Is very pretty
quarrel as II stsDds.-sS Lue'ss 0Trie9er.
OF all chevalIsrs,
OF the last forty years,
s u ss OWN sns ans VIM
"Hs EIcsl,snoy the ahevsl,er General James Watson
webb Minister Pienipotentiary and Envoy E1'raord''
Of The United States OF America near the Court Of
Let the Chsvalier wikof
Stand back with his sy cough;
Count Gurowski retire,
Be still and almire.
Let the Chevalier Jewett
No longer pursue IL:
The lido Of his glory has ccme 70 an ebb;
Count Josnnes be dumb,
Nor venture 70 come
Beneath he great shadow OF Chevaiier wepn.
His latest imbroglio
Would MI great folio.
And what is the case AZ rubber OF whist, ne,
Not inclined TO be funny,
Whe0 losing his money
Got afo ul OF the wool
" burly John Bun.
Her Najesty's pompods ambassador Christie.
And owing and Sianss, and wnisiing and winng1-
And ut dinner perhaps somewhat muddy,
HS quarrsird again with tie English curmudseon,
When the pair separated IN very high duaseon ,iL
Each left In q fury, and both went 70 writing
Their sharp protestations
And specifications,
Pupc,lious and snobbish,
Whole vo umes of rubbish.
And go they Kept writing and wranRling until
John Bull was mixed up in the muss with Brazil,
And thresten'd d war-we glad it was miss'd-
Ana all about Webb and his rubber oI whist.
How Honest Abe Lincoln
For moment could think on
The project Of sending Bobldil hero
Our lenpotentiary To Rio Janeiro,
We cannot imagine, unless, as they say,
Twas object TO get this man out Of the way
A hssy. intruding and troublesome fellow,
Much than Paul Pry with his cotton umbrella.
EsrX a n MA
annually getting himself in hot water,
Aud never 80 happy as when In entangling
His friends by the ears account OF his wrangng
II we glance ut his record this wonderful man,
We fear, win appear, In the class charlatan.
In his first fiscal prank
The United States Bank
Was minus some nity two thousand, we're told,
And tits said that, in paper, or silver, gold,
Webb bought with the money and Biddle wac sold
Webb, following his game OF . bold nnancer,
Borrowing and spending from year unto year,
Next 0wn5d up some hundreds OF thousands n debts
The New York herald., 1863-09-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs,

A SITUATION wASrED-BY YOUNG GIRL TO De
"A chamberw ork aud waiting would assist In the washing
and ironing III required would do chagherwork and tak
OF CHILDREN Reference from her ast place Can b
Tor rso Us 80 West sd St. between 9th and l0l
, 1863-10-05

RAILROAD EXCURSION TO CHc1ssAT1--
With Chicago people. failure In the way Of an
excursiou il hardly possible, especially when the
trip 1s 10 popular locality. the object to b. benz
ntted good one, and the season appropriate. AL
thst Ia necessary, then IL to remind our readers
that the excursion to Cincinnati, through the pic
tn.eeque oonnay along the Cincinnati Airline
Railroad, for the benent Of the Deaplaines Street
Church, comes of next Tuesday. For particulars
zee Advertisement.
, 1863-10-05
Il CARD.
Timely Notice to Our Citizens,

The preaent ecason is peculiarly favorable for
and ali = bo are suffering from Catarsh, Throat
Dieeasee D1onchltiH, Asthma or Consumption,
should eSail themselves OF the present opportu11-
ty Thta t1ass Of dttca1ss IL SO dstte1qE that pa-
tierte are but too prone to deceive themselves
with the idea that the complaint Will wear of du1
ing pleasant weather, but this deluson will prove
ialacions to peteons thus afflicted. and too many,
ihta1.
which hse atte1ded the new practice Of Dr.. I
Yiue]ow Aver, Of the Chtcsgo Throat and Lung
inetitute, McCoruick's building, corner OF Rau-
rolnh and Dearborn etreets, {s yery generally
known to our citizens. and is deserved Of the es-
nec}aI attention Of al who may be suffering from
nv c1s ease Of the breathing.
There is scarcely q day but some one is dismiss.
ed fio the Institute fn1lY restored to health and
nelpons reuder Bkeptica1 by oftrepeafed failures
nav see aud converse With such parties, and read
fheletters Of tnudreds OF othera. upon application
at the rooue Of the Institute
Rev. 8. ". Hasar: Rector Of the Church Of the
American Bible Society; hon. William G,nthes,
melchsnt: George n. Elmmons: :Efq:: Of Michigan
EnntheTn RaIiroad: s. n. Tucker, Esq. Special
nennty at Circuit Court Of this city: G s. Bald
win. EeQ,. merchant; Capt. Wm. Naeon. Capt.
Wm. Sherman. Jndsou Bale, Eeq.. =. obeEts,
Gov. n, P. Tsllmadge. John q. Btttlett. Esq. aud
others at this city, not to mention hundreds from
out Of town, hare certified to the efficacy Of the
new practice. a.u>
ftom gK a. a. to p. N. Sunday, from 10 to Il
, 1863-10-05
c~vtp MARKET by MALL


~ Il esi: sfs + 4s: ;s'sa
saS 20 xass s.Sss e e s taS Ssss
IF sssa ss
e =
:eriss + :sisst sss. Increasing tho total
osts, sle 81 sc1a Wssss.TSe @ssIs. te.ssy =: 10
e e. ps sos ss 4se
.ca esFs ~ ~ 1sf. rsa 4 ss "a ve
Iaa efoss e Aaa aas tse mess fef
Corn nominal At E@soc for light !ots osswsa.e M Of
eo SsSies; M
2 st ss,,s fsnsna SS1a At Inside
ALBANY BAuLxr MARKEr. Oct, 1:-Barley fs apps
s5 ssEs shs ss9s ! =
efs appear desifuas OF allowing tho receipts to accn
70 nose q t sae Il rs b eanaaa Vest On D.
ssan ~ EsSa ss
rs rsss ,'s 'Ssa
::;sss. is$ sSE:, ss.ss esss:s
L wesrsra sts,es' 6onr = iet Of over Ieo bis
stu1 pail we're old It IS g. ssrezas sal-s or e1tl
were msce $i.H@4 70 o.ipE taa usin T.t.s:
Eratcs entirely neglected; some bag -four brought q
fS3x Nheat-G.C G spring ex.ca's vas aol! at 9:G
ms. = mn -.
our ort s;B b1 amber Mich at Il -; 50 bn white
ich. as Thy mofqlng ssles q M es n5 vi whEe H
Write ii ii Is; 1C0 hu, and l,o bu amber Mich. at
II rs. Corn, s*les at s3c Of car load.
CLEVELAND. Oct 2-Receiyed, 1850 bu wheat. $50 bn
barley, Wheat lnac iye ana unsettled. Holders were
Offering red at $1.t3@111 Tee On board but bnyQrs
Board closes WIN the market dull and orooptn9 Corn
buos At ard &c better 18th stIGus 5Pxssa seaaen 5n
prem sal salee At Change !hoo en esoE soss IS
1cent 10 satisfy tho city trade. Sales Inst
cars on track E3c. Barley meets with ccnsnernole
inquiry, and VIC q 0te at u te91.13.
, 1863-10-05

r. Flint. ..,....,,,,,,.,.,..,..18 @l9A
r. Eaited
reen Ealted 1t@lnH
reen (,onntrT .............. s q 8X
.,t,h,, '''''-' X mice
, 1863-10-05
tUIPN EHTR = SIX IKE IW13I4sYVVH
: HouRE.
Flour. Wheat Corn. Qass. Eye, Basly
To Buffalo. o......., 100 22906 2lo0 1900 .... -.
To 9:sweEo..-.... 49,. 1stU0 20.
To n, ,ColbGFnG., 49,. s... I89W
To Other Ports. 50 100 l50

Total......... A60 3s900 aG900 2Sl50 .... see
There was fair attendance on Change to-day, but
The markets were lees active and somewhat Irregular.
There wAs less inquiry for Flour, and the market
was dull and neglected. the sa1es amounting to only
about 2c0 brls At Is for fair white winter
e4uus; $5s for red winter extras: si5o for winter
super; s3T@80o for spring extras: md BIS ior 1ye
Flour The Efforts Of tic propeller 1tnes to advance
teigbts have operated deter buyers from
entering the MARKET :.
wheat declined 1c pc. bushel. aud was 1essactive
only shout looo 600 bushels having changed hands, at
&1tsk@1 o. for No AIRED; a. % for No. Red; s1osa
s1osk for No. Spring; and 81 oo91 o1 for Nc. 2
Spring. the market closlng firm nt $3 for No.1 and
SO for No. Spring.
Corn was In good demand and tho market advanced
Ha1c bushel-wth sales OF only about 50 o buaae1s
at 5sKc tos River Mixed ahoat 1s4sHc for No. Corn
in store; 7aas2c for No. Corn IN #tore: aud oc for
Rejected Corn in stose-the market closn5 hzm at Is
@73xc for No. and 7251c for No. 2 Corn
The market for Oars Was buoSanr and active, and
prccs were 1c y bushel lighe1-w1th sales Of about
II! co bushelsat s2x@ssKc for No. and sc for No
In store-the market closing very n1m at Sc for No.
Rye was IN good demand and 4@1c = oushel higher
with ea1es OF No. j at sa9ssc, .....'
Barley was easier md moderately acnre At 81 os9
u5 for No. In store and 90c tor Rejected
There wasa yezy active inquiry. nostC -..e9asa:.
ii7a for ns;. Ind the market has saTa-eed 10
p>r Kauou-with sales 1Sst nigh and today OF 9o0o
nrle ut 5lc ut which ngufe the market closed hrn-
Salt IL still active and buoyant at s. 70 for Fine
Foreign Salt Is Aso Eora active and wa note an ad
yaxcaiu Ground Alan Of s@11c peg aack-W.th Gales
| at s2,l5@220. Anoat. ....
| Tie Grocery market Il considerably excited. and
We note further advance Of nc on Bio Coffee. and
! A@xc p6r n on Kedned Sugars.
Eeeda are ntm srd brlAk-Ttmothy telling at S2.2o@
1 2.25, ald F.axiat e2,f5Gs.oo.
Frvishts ere quiet 1t 4c for oats. SC for 15e. and
axc for wheat to Eudalo. and Sc for corn TO Port
, 1863-10-05

uent use Prices ate very dJm. CA1tea fAE1sla arc
scs1ce Ard wanted At m Advarce. 6ttpes And ticks
aIe yei9 tcarce ~ mnch Eacled. peatma ~ sge.n
Mssehestera sia fsL By 1ra9T i 80 which il % a.
vance. ~ k1nds are fcssy t.3e re, ana saese i no
qaeE ei saie Tho .sve5ts ;saS,ss M saan es pro
II. Light coiofs aro ser1 dss,tso!e MAcut.ctu-ers
oajy row plos nee to orde:. beLg aissld .! accuTu
a. caasn eles-s Wool III cts being eter:ed hsce
tEe.hflh price x eton has rAlsed II psee u ssl!
goots DoeskiEr. feaye:s. CT ati1 20 .ad stotStnss
Sse Se15 nctiye Bro dc oth6 a: ady. &hA~s are
10 den 20 "a 10 ce solo IL h1rance pro
arction drAhs ard Eish co1ora espec'taE f55n*s IL
tc pcrtaucrs arh VERY light knd much below Lae oe-
rsnd ftecbs diuts,shlcg aEc pfces ~ sa1if ~
itt Hth the Sdyance IN god. Mcrteot3. popNos ~
% a'r1ve. Pain colorrd suns So mach vSstea.
skt are yeIy nuoysLt hsbons et:il se3i 70 sdaH. e.
aJp 4ctiye It sue ion. :.
TEe fo,joutua afo tho who1ssale net cssh prices Of
ali the leadsrg ttFhs OF domestic d1J goods tos1 II
: a Max YORK YGXlEet:
, 1863-10-05

FIorR-pull heavy and IL lower; 55nS5 Is for ex-
ira state 18G5@8 Is for extra round dhoop QhIo $3.50
a. IS for trade 6randz-narket closing duu, with no
buyers at outside quotations.
NMsKT--Actiye and tEmer ;5iH@55c, chiefly latter
prfce.
GKAH-Theat opened dulI and heavy, and closed
l@2c lower q 1aalf for old Chicago spring {t@
Isl ior winter ren western. There u a active de-
vanced 1c i brslel; es@0Nc foz shipping mixed
western aaoat, and ssA@s1c q store s1c fos yeew.
sc for Canaea G@73c for western 1@1sc for st.te.
including GEO bn estern. deyerbe before the 18th
ofOct1ber 1t &c and 100 bu do, deliverable W1taa
tH enry days, at 47c- .
ior new grns f,s oosla g tor new - Test st
ces pomlually nnchanget. Lard opened dull and
closed shade easer with less doing, at 81 3H311lA
tho latter IN extreme at the close.
, 1863-10-05

TIE market continues very active and ihe Rr1ces q
Ths ,rade j. stesdy. Win nothing Of specniAti!e
character country buyers 40 a1sgqs 1 rana ana is
1heir etosks by ret pnfchasts SsoGk ARE not heavy
ct any Kind q cocoa Tne eash sysm pest asiTs s
ofany dtscsIpt1oa of be nemRde cotton kooa3 fices
are higher An novelties coming fosNaTa o. ~ he En
by pattern eagerly te1Zed. JobpeSo 1Eep e t.
1t Or even little below cotr. B7oEu saetInks a.a
hht1ttrg1 &c very xEtve .s - AaSsnes|s | . s
fent Is broYtB Brown drills are WA1fed ios t3ftEa
, 1863-10-05
Notice to Mariners

STEW 11aHr.HouaK OF GREKy Island. GREEN nAE
W1ScON8E.
rKKAsrHY DEBT, oKEpo1 LIaHr HOUSE BoARD.}
WABuESGTo1 CITY, Sept. 10, lsh3-
O!efal Information has been received at this Office,
from Col. J. D. Graham, Corps Of Engineers. that
nAw llcht.house On the southeastern point Of Green
Is.and in Green Bay Wisconsin, has been completed
and Win be exhibited the evening Of the 1ss Of oc'
tober naxt, uss3) ..,...
The tower Is Of wood, painted whits, and Is placed
on topof the keepers dwelling, which Of brick and
OF yellow color. .--
The height Of the tower, from the ground to the
focal plane, Is 10 feet: and the height Of focal plane
ahoye the mean 1eyel Of Green Bay, Is S feet.
The nlumipatE: apparatus const.t t. OF fFesnel
49, III. -. showing a n1ed white light. which
sson,d as seen fo sae .sk Of vessel, nader qEds.
nary conditions Of the atmosphere, at distance OF u
mtlea
It's position fs In lat IS deg % min. q sec. H. long.
s. deg. 80 min. west Of Greenwich.
BIZ order. W.B. SuoDE1cK. Chairman
ot2nhx- St t-iruW
, 1863-10-05

Special meetings. OF La0IeH.
PosTscnr7, ladies On the South Side are
requested to meet at the house Of Van Il. Higgins,
les Wabash Avenue. On Tuesday {lnsteaa OF Mon-
day,) at O'Clock p H.; On the North Slide, at Mrs.
Wtigh1's s5a North Clark, sane hour, On Monday:
and on the West Side at the nouse OF Mrs. Liver
more, e6s West Madison. at 3 p. m. on Monday.
Afnu Attendance at these meetings IL earnestly
requested as much Of the SUCCESS Of the mammoth
Fair will depend upon them.
, 1863-10-05


rhe ma1kst has bean verf dull and Inactive We
uotx de<lize of 15c from laat week on tat Sheep.
The receipts have bse1 vtry limited. excepting OF
sock sheep. largo QuAatittes Of which st being
rsksed through Wessv ard.
eALx5 TO DAY.
lQ8 sheep, averaging III 1s at 12k
, 1863-10-05

YesseIn Passed Detroit.
[tpectM Dispatch to tho Chicago TFtpune1
DErRo1, Oct 8, 1865.
Ur-Prop. Fountain: onrk Austin: brig Burns; schrs
Jos. Grant, Mo11elle, Senator Holt, 6ophin Smith.
Hamilton, Alyfne CLARK.
Dowx.--Props. Idaho, One, Ida Queen Of the Lakes
ba1kB uoyt Roe, Wiuoua, Desoto, Badger; brig Fer.
guson schrs St. James. Bahams Fulton, Stalker, Die
vernon Monticello. DeWolfe, Transport, Gen Scott,
Cairo Essex, Australia, Logan, Goble Cedar Valley,
Dread. Lisbon, San Jaelnto, Magic, Drake. William
, 1863-10-05

CattIa HOXB,
q 100 NJ
Mich Cent and Mich South. 1trge cA1s.. 81 90 cts
Michigan Central. am8n carr ~ ~
TO TuFYALo Or ECerkSs1oH DaIoGs.
Mich, Ceut and Mich Gouth. laEEe Cars IS g cts
CAre OF 2l0
Michigan Central ao ~ sAfs.....'s's. .. :.
Fort VI AYh4 cart, ~ 1feEs. ~ "
70 FITTSBUnaH.
Pitts F. ". & CHI. cars o. 2cA feet..... 81 cts
Michigan Southern, large car~::..,..:... =,
Ratee 10 DankEk IS per car les. than to Buffalo.
when ehtprtd by Ail Jzu,
T.tes Is DnnhiE 2e LEO ns lsss sh6a to Buffalo.
VIXEN shipped By au rail-
BEEF CATTLE,
Tho total receipts Of Beef Cattle for the week cne-
Ing to-day amount, according to the daily sec.1ptz
posted On Change, to 81 head This IS III head
mo, than list week. and 1873 more than the cores
pondlug week OF last year.
The daily receipts ut the various yards compare ns
{QllpE9:
, 1863-10-05

Flour and Grufn In gtore Ia Chicago.
The following table shows the amount os F'oas
snd Grain IN store in this cty, on the 25ta us com
pared with the amonnt Ia store week previous and
also the corresponding date In 1850:
, 1863-10-05


s4th days Of October inclusive, for the display Of
equest.laniem bJ ladies, gentlemen, boys, and
girls. The grounds selected are those used last
winter as the Washington Skating Park.
L track 1s prepared within the enclosure, sur
rounded by an amphitheat.e capable Of seating
5000 people. It ia In horse shos shape, 100 feet
in length, eleven eeats high, rising gradually one
above the, other, and overlooking the entire
grounds, 70 a. TO give all persons hne and unob-
st.ueted view Of the performances.
This exhibition is intended to excel anything Of
the Fa. kind ever gtren in the United States, and
will well repay every person attending. A cordial
Invitation ia extended to all who may desire to
compete for the splendid prizes which will be Of
feted. Our boys and girls will also occupy pro-
1nipent place in the role, one day being theirs e1-
clus.yely. A great number Of ladiea and gentle
men, and boys and girls, have already entered
themselves as competitors for the grand prizes
offered.
Below we give the names Of those Of cur citizens
who hayc consented to act officers and disttib-
ute,s Of the prizes offered; their high character
| az gentlemen and business men IL sufficient
/ guarantee that this Grand Fair will be properly
conducted. The premiums offered will amount,
| in the aggregate. to nearly 5000.
Af1n list Of the premiums, and programme oi
the order OF exercises, together With rules and
regulations, will be published At IN eazay day
The following are the officers chosen:
| Pnfs1pExr-Col Joseph Il. Tucker.
| V1cF-PnEs1pESTs-Col Gamble, j.: II. Jones
Esu.. VIM. r. Tucker, Esq, C. Giles, Esq.
IansnAls-Davtd Runyan, Capt: Cleveland
Geo. Freteh, Esq: Capt jag: T. Smith, !:
Nathan Morgan, Esq., j. D. Beckett, ESQ c. Y
| Atan.a Exs
En7; E7Tcon7E rmzE cosM11zE-co1. q. D; Col
Yin, Jauaee Van Eta Eeq. II. Il. Crosby, Esq.
Col: HaIcock !. Tinkham Esq, + Tattle l. Ef4; e
wards, Vim: Ru1ton. Esq. h: Smith, Eeq.
Hiram Hastings Es9 James nas "; sheshep ao Esa
seu, Esq.. Claude J. Adxms. Esq, D5. Wm. New
ton, Dr., c. 4. Foster, b H. Skinner. Esq WE
Fatiiek, ESQ Ed. Price, Esq 4. ). Wight. Esq
chae II; CLARK, Esq T: D9ttoq. Es9, 9a;!,t capt
d. Kennicott, D. B. Stasts, Esq. Wm. Cox, Esq
Wm. Epsuldlr 6, Esq VIM, q. Rice, Esq.
L Milton Smith, Esq, General Superintendent
Letters desiring information may be addreese
to the Corresponding Secretary, SAMUEL DU:lcA.
Post Office Drawer 6ss1, Chicago, III.
, 1863-10-05

ECONOMY IN Fulfil you want to save
a large amount bf fuel at a tEiaing expense, call
Place, third door north Of Chicago post Office and
order one Of EngHsh's Patent Heat Controlling
Valves, You can t1y 1t, and return it II you do
Eot like. See advertisement for agents wanted.
, 1863-10-05

DEA1H OF 4. .ZouKyE.-Ar. James Warner,
ESQ.,, on Saturday received letter from J.. 8.
Smith, Of company A, 18th Illinois, announcing
the sad tidings that his son, Charles. prisate
in cornpanyA, Of the 18th, IVES Killed while the
regiment was charging the enemy On the Chfcka-
maugs, On tho soth. Our troops being obliged to
fal back shortly afterwards, his body fell into the
hands OF the enemy. Charles ]. Warren enlisted
in Captain Hayden's company Of zouaTes when
the war first broke out. Hewas brave, patriotic
young man, and hfa death Ia severe blow to bis
parents. He would hare been tweney-six years
old next month.
, 1863-10-05
Cincinnati Marker.


Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
CECISHAr1, Oct. 4.
wHlsK1The market "a aru with Gales of 60 htts at
528s2bc-1atter rate for wagons-
Ppoy1sroHs-There was no new feature In the mar
ket aside from asles Of 200 terces prime csy 1arda
1oc; 100 tetres Of butchers sold at sHc. Nothing
tanspired In PORK OF bacon.
, 1863-10-05

w Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both se1es-neW
and reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
Aseoe1Ation-sent IN sealed letter envelope ice OF
charge, Address, Dr.. ]. 6kt1ln Huughtcn, How
ard Association, No. South Nirth street Phila-
delnh1a Pa hu91-Hm
, 1863-10-05

Has received strong certificates Of Its virtues as
a hair preparation, from every section Of the
country. Worthless limitations abound, all tend
Ing to increase the popularity Of the original arti
cle It te the result Of much experiment and
study, and is fni1itable. Sold everywhere,
{eep9a a3t-wf&m)
, 1863-10-05

ILIKo1s ScHoo1. or Trade, ]. DyhEenfurth.
Prtreipal. The first lecture on Commercial Law
for this season will be delivered On Monday eren-
irg, Oct. :, at ~ o'clock, to be continued weekly
at stated times. Friends Of the Institution are
cordially inYited to attend. oo42t
, 1863-10-05

Gas FIxruREe* GAS F1xTrREs--The largest
and richeet assortment In the city. Call and ex-
anime. J. MIfdhATE, u, q to...
Qc$ 15t III hannolpn slect.
, 1863-10-05

eE-We voull call attention to the advertise
mept oI E1celsior Varnish Works, Pittsb1sE, Pa.
We are INFORMED that Coa1e'e Patent Japan is uni
versa1ly used and approved in Pittsburgh
, 1863-10-05

~ A beautiful Complexion, free from Tan,
pimples and Freckles, may easily BE- procured by hy
using the {. Balm Of . Thoneand Fiowefs." For
Oh, honey. and other valuable articles, highly
performed bg lts ewn Ingredients, snd when used
eoft and White, and frce from blemish. Price 50
cents. For sale by en1ru d DwYEn. Lake street,
Chicago. auga3M-W& sateoH-Sm
, 1863-10-05
COMMERCIAL.

sA1rRDA1 EvKSIEa. Oct. 8. 1868.
The following table shows the receipts md ship.
menb during the past twenty four hours:
xKCK1P7s FOE LAsT 1wKSrT-ToCH. HoUHa.
, 1863-10-05
New York Stock and Money market- Oct. =
EroeTs-Fifuer.

aovERNMKET trocKB,
.. & Is 81, coupons. .1c6x ..lHK91oaH
Mpney steady and unchanged with fair buatnesa. at
sIeflft Excharge dull Al 15iH@t5'H for n.st class
bi}lA
at la3N31i3H.