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~The Leayenworth q 1Kansas, Inouirs

~The Leayenworth lKansasl Inquirer. Of
August IA, says that the fate Of General Blunts
gallant army at Fort Gibson is decided ere this
Our last news was up to August 2, and battle
seemed imminent Since that time, unless de.
,layed BY swollen streams, the ammunition train
and the 18th Kansas have reached Fort Blunt
If not previously attached General Blunt
would sthsn become the DISABLING party, Gen.
eral Schofsld has not reinforced onr troops.
He oydesed retreat, and General Blunt took
the responsibility OF disobeying nL :fAt-
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RosEcRANs' ARMY.-There are cht indica-
tons, says the Cincinnati Commercial OF Mon-
day last, that Rosecrans' army is in motion.
The refusal to permit citizens to travel to and
from Nashville and Winchester, and the burn
ing OF the remaining portion of the bridge over
the Tennessee at Bridgeport, are significant in
dications that the quiet which has raigned along
the Tennessee river has been broken, or soon
will be. The Nashville Union also says:
Governor johnson, accompanied by his pr-
yate Secretary, Colonel Browning, returned on
Friday evening from q visit Of several days to
the front. His trip was extended as far as
Fayetteville, in Lincoln county, but short dis
tapce from Huntsville. The army is in motion,
and will very probably take possession OF Chat
tanooga without resistance. Refugees report
Bragg moving in the direction of Atlanta, and
that his force is greatly weakened and Gisorgan-
lied. We cherish strong hope that by the first
OF September we will have possession of all
of glorious east Tennessee. There is no power
in the Southern Confederacy equal 10 resist
the great army which is on its march to Chat
tanooea 4h' 80 .*7 80 - - r.
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nrA gentleman was once arguing with 4
Scotch lady when at length he stopped 7aI
tell you what, masam, y said he, al al not argue
with you any longer; you're not open to con-
was the Indignant reply reply; ~ u seorn the Inpata-
ton, sir; am open to conviction. q But, - she
added, aftera moments pause, o"snow me thes
man that can con vince me-" - =, .t.,-l ~
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LIMITED STATES $50 BONDS.

LIMITED sTATBs $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 7-2O TREASURY MOTIFS,
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNITID STATHs CERTIFICATES OF IN
DIBTEDNYsS.
Gold, Silver. Uncnrrsnt Money. Exchange on al
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorized to furnish $50 Bonds at par
until the LIST of August next, whom the priyled 20
Of COW ersion ceases. ssaas
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed IN New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTKNHoUsE, PANT & CO.,
- I 49, Bankers, 3S2 Penn avenue.
ID l. E 81 r / i 81
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Death Of Son Of Gov. cannon Of Della.
.us4 i - sfsaB ? ware. e +* .fz i. p
HAVRE DE GRACE. Aug. 19.-Captain w. L.
Cannon, OF the First Delaware, cavalry, son OF
Governor Cannon, died yesterday at Belair,
MaEYlapd. His death was produced by fatigue
and Exposure Incidental 70 his duties.Sa -
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Escape Of Three Of the Taeony Priva.eers.

BosTON, Aug. 19.-Lieutenant Reed, former!
ly Of the priyateer Tacony, now prisoner in
Fort Warren, came near escaping to-day. He
got out of his casemate, and was found this
morning in the grass near the fort Three others
escaped on a large target, and foated over TO
Smells Island, where they stole sioop OF
about eight tons burthen. They were To come
back tor Reed, but failed. As the wind was
south west and fresh, they have stsered north,
along the coast. Lookeuts are after them.
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I The Sale ofthe Fise.rwenty Loan.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug li9.r-The subscription
ties-on Tuesday, and $ali,200 ON Wednesday.
Deliveries Of bonds are Being made TO July a5s
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Rather Ric a station House Scene.

On Wednesday night drafted man called at
tne second Distriet Station -honse, IN Philadsl-
phIa, having with him. an diyidual whom he
had engaged as substitute. He desired the
substitute to be locked up until morning. The
omcer In command justly refused to do any
thing of the kind, as sueh a transaction would
be entirely illegal.
81 am afraid said the applicant, abe will
escape If he is not detained, and i must have
HIM at the Provost Marshals Office in the
morning, or I'm a goner.'
81 cannot help you, sir. Nobody can be
locked up in these cells unless there is some
criminal charge preferred" replied the officer
in command.
"What shall do?" said the stranger.
''Stay with him until morning." replied the
officer.
81 can't do it; / want TO go home"
"Neii, sir, there is no use of any more con-
versation ON the subject, we have no right TO
detain ycnr friend"
The two men departed, and nothing more
was thought OF the affair.
Between twelve and one O'Clock in the morn
ing, couple OF officers arrived at the station,
having in custody man very much intoxica-
ted. To use the language Of one OF the officers,
he was "staying drunk.
The oblivious Individual was placed IN tie
cell, and at six O'Clock, having had I've hours
sleep, was arraigned before the magistrate on
the charge of drunkenness. The evidence
was positive, and the usual fine, in such cases
made and provided, was imposed. The officer
found him on the sidewalk, fast asleep not far
distant from the station house
AS the magistrate announced the fine as i'm
posed. pretty well dressed man stepped up
from among the metley group and paid it
The officer in command of the station locked
at him lntently, as though he had seen him
before. The man smiled he paid the fine
he " as the same individual who, on the eve
ming previous, had made application TO have
his substitute locked up for safe keeping, 10
prevent him escaping to Manayunk, at winch
place his services had been obtained. As he
turned to go away he looked at the officer,
placed his thumb aside his nose, gyrated his
fingers, and smiled again.
The officer looked as if he was trying TO
measure the depth of space, and finally broke
the silence he imposed upon himself oy elaou-
lating the single word +" sold"
The substitute was introduced TO Provost
Marshal Lehman, was accepted, a uniform
placed upon him, and he was at once sent TO
the barracks.
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SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, -"
If You would obtain immediate relief from this
distressing complaint. try
DIR. wITFIELD,S
VEG 1PABLE PILLS
This is . long tried and throroug ghly tested reme-
dy, snd hss never yet failed to cure. Do not suf-
fer when there is a remedy within reach.
Sold by 8. G.. FORD, $50 Pennsylvania avenue .
Hashin gton, and by H. COOK. Alexandria, Va.
Sent to any address by mail. Price 80 cents Per
box.
j. YOUNG. Proprietor,
~ 4Sm No. 4s1 Broadway, ~.
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MITCHELL HOUSE
Il HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
ION THE DROPEAN PLAN,)
462, 46f, AND 466 THIRTEENTH STREEr.
public. This house b as pu blic and private A 4
Dining Rooms and Lunch Coulter; also, YEseAY
nnmber OF light, airy and well ell-furnshed 4Es@X y
eleepln6 Apar tments, by the week, dsy or mon !,
at liberal terms. Its Larder is nc plus ukra, and
the Culinary department under the contol of one
ton has been paid to the selection of the Bar
room so that the most fastidious connoisenr cam
not fail to be pleased Ur1 - 80
GEO. Il. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
". The Eating Apartments are open night
AID day. a A-lmt
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PERSONAL.

MO IMPOSITION.-MADAME ROSS, Doctress
~ and As'rolostst, was born with . natural gift.
Causes speeo% msipisnss b1nss topssher 't tbas.
long: separated; cares all diseases. Business
strictly c9nhdeniisi & No 333 g street north.
Patent Ofiee: The only person that can show 9
Likeness of future husband absent friend in re-
slity. Ladies 50 cents Gentlemen 81. au ~ 2v"
~ auiring persons thtt she is ready to read the
past present, and future events. Can be consulted
on various matters of importance, from ., n. .
until p st No. 90 south street. Capitol
Hrll, between 1st aid I'd SITS an l4-5t*
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

NEDlCAL NOTICE.
Vl LADIES afflicted, READ,
DR.. OWINGS, Female Physician of great ex-
perieEce, guarantees Immediate relief in all dis
tsses of the womb suppression and irres esulatities
Of the Nenses, and all complaints of whatever
nature, coLamon to Females requiring the Medical
services Of g regular praeticing Physician
Office and Rooms 40 ST., bet. 9th and 7tb SITS,
cthce horrs. 9 tn ~ N. au l22w+
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LEGAL NOTICES.
,1,uE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
1 OF COLUMBIA, Holding q District Court Of

,r,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il. Enissd ststes Tor the saia ,pi.ttict,STo ali
Ae,n / 9Gy sosns s, ~ @ ,h rs
sa sas
Flotills, seiied canoe no ma ne and one box OF
and .s xs shs S f.. .s
Washington, and the same are lteeied aud prose-
s9i.d in 'Ais snrs IL the name OF the unt:a States
trial at the City Hall, in the city of Washinst, !,
on the ii 1sT MSnaas Of oossr - next, and
cArse Why condemnation should o. be .iscreed
Re, tS g intervene for their Interest," ar,cs c-s
V,Bk sUPKxME COURT OF TnE DIsrRTCT
the 6sa ssst or sss s ss co4'
sssn ti. ss op ss m day Il uy + n
ted states steamers Occur de Lion snG Primrose
OF
B sBG ss II n as
prize and that said cause will stand for trial st the
aas sy s Sn 'a
sops are warned TO spPsar to show cause Why CON.
~ tyas 4. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
i or COLUMBIA, Holding nIstrist Court Of
ass' may eoser. ~ Grs'iss M Notice i hepe5y D.,
gwen, hat. on The i4th day OF March. 1863. the
prize one small boat and three drafts, and brought
ihe m to the port Of ton. and the same ar:
the United States, for como emnation sNch lawful
prize, that said viii stand for trial at the
City Hall. in the city of Washington, on the first
Monday of October next, when and where sll per-
are warned to appear to show cause why cor
dsmnstiop should not be decreed. and to intervene
,yas r. ]. MEIGs. Clerk.
TIE sgPREMT IoT oQghr OF The DIsraIor
the United States for the ssid Districtsc,To al
s1s aas s sss ts d.y a kSs hsossy sos
Ineney and bonds was captured by the United
states steamer wyandsnk attached to The Poto-
ton. and the same is beled and prosecuted in this
Court in the name OF the United States, for con.
gtAnd for trial at the City Han, in the city Of
Wsshing gton: on the 6rst Monday of October next,
when and where all persons warned to appear
to show cause Why condemnation sh ould not be
decreed. and to intervene for their INTEREST,"
By order of the Court.
DG5 r. j. MEIGS. Clerk.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE SEMINARY


BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
l5l WEST sTREET, 6EoRGEToWS, ID. g.
The duties cf this lnstitGtion viii be resumed
MONDAY, pit. 7th. Circulars may be obtained by
addressing NJ. j. NARROWER
All - conn Principal,
1gIsS YCUNG'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
4I 4 Strest. cOrHtf II l81a.
The duties Of this School, for through instruc-
ton II English branches. for boys from eight TO
twelve years Of age, will be resum ID Tuesday
Sep.em ter lst. an is at
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ST hAITHEW's ACADEMY FOR YOUN,
-

ST. MATTHEW'e ACADkMY FOR YOUNG
- LADIES
No. All ecratl 1871 STREE 0ad Netc YORK aceaus.
The s1ercises of this Institute will be resumed
TUESDAY, September lst This In titution Is
conducted by the Sisters of Charity. The disci-
pine is ne lid but firm.
There are, fer the different departments of edu-
cation separate Clsss. rooms and Teach hers There
is also a Library for the nse OF tine pupils.
Durips 9 the ear, be sides partial examinations
of4he pupils, there are two general ones the first
towsros the end Of January, sfcer which, reports
OF behavior, application, progress in study. &C.,
are sent to Parents the second At the end Of june
followed by q distribution of Premiums, Musical
perfermar ees and exhibition Of the Young Lsdies'
to those young ladies' who merit the highest honors
IN the Senior Glass, and who win have given esi-
Great attention is given 70 both Vocal and IN.
pupils they are REQUIRED to perform At Concerts. I
TIE 6rst Friday Of eycry month; Particular attsn
native Of Frsuce. Besides studying the Grammar
and Translation of the Language. time is allotted
TO French conversations, in order to acquire "a
cihty in speaking. an 8-eo2R
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SECRET DISEASES!
- ARADIoAL CuRB GuARAETERD
ny
DIR. HENRY COOK.
oFFtcE-No. 463 TwKLrTH srREKr,

Betsrsen q and II Streets,
.E.S WARRINGTON, D. O.
Or, COOK guarantees in the following diseases .
speedy aud radical orre:
SECRET DISHASks, E
OF both sexes 80 formidable in their consequences,
ii neglected or entrusted to the treatment of nm.
skilfrl andpnexperiepced physicians, ARE cured by
DIR: Cook 4fter new method and those who are so
unfortunate as to be afflicted with such diseases
should call upon the Doctor without delay. a
practice OF many years during which be has eured
mum berless eases which had dened the skin Of
physicians OF high reputation, warrAnta him IN
saying that every such disease, which 10 st all
durable, can be cured By him. a
.3 s-. LADIES slIU14 gyE Il NY
afflicted with the diseases peculiar to their ssx
and which may result disastrously to their heaIth
and edicaI sssis Ganee is not called
in in time, sheuld be very careful In choosing
physician, and IL they would cell upon Or. Cock
they would have reason in future days when in the
enjoyment of restored health, to bless the hour
when they needed this advice 1 p. .s + X ,I
an those suserirg from syphilis or diseases Of
eally by Or. COOK il they 1ppls 70 him either in
person or by letter " y s3tFF 1J4@ ~
The Doctor prepares all medicines himself, and
warrants them to be free from mercnry. ~ Is im~
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AMUSEM ENTS.
WASHINGTON THEATER,
EiEVENTH ETARET, NEAR Pa. AVENUE

WASHINGTON TAEATER,
ELEVENTH sTRRET, NEAR Pa AVENUE.
ALbEkf CASSIDY. ..---.. Manager.
THIS s(THURsDAy) EVENING.
Last night but two Of the
THREE FAST MEN!
THREE FAST MEM
THREE FAST MEN!
THREE FAST MENi
KATE FIsHER! KATE FISHER!
MARIETTA RAvkL! MARIETTA RAVEL!
ANNA LEvRRlNGl FORREST SISTERS.
GS~ On Friday evening Ia1t, all original conun-
dNns received Al the b X n;fee previous to Sp; ID.
oe'et to be awarded to the originator OF the best
ConuneruD.
~ Day Performance ssturdsy Aftsrnoon.-ee
vARiETiEsi VARIETIES,
Fronting PenDsyivAnis avenue and Ninth st.
COOL SUMMkK RESORT.
DouELB sHoW' NEW STARS! !
Return and first appearance of the popular
ADA TEiMAN and
ELIZA FLORENCE.
They viii appear in beautiful selee ion of Songs
The Monitor of Ethiope,
AND THE STAR COMPANY.
Last night OF the Great Local Drama Of
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK
bns BsI Wstoh Wstoins ss: rhs ,s.saI Nc
- ssserai Novelties in preparation. s5n an p
CANTERBURY HALL,
CANTEKE URY HALL.
LoUIsIANA AV.. AsAl SITE s-axp~.
Nn. D. sinn-.. .---- Sole Manager and Proprietor
SUMNER THBATER
STA NDAND MUSIC HALL
THE GREAT T ZANFRETTA TROUPE
THE GREAT ZANFRE TIA TROTPE
WONDERFUL ORIGINAL FEATs.
WONDERFUL ORIGINAL FKATS
MONS. FOUCRE.
MONS FOUCHE! is.
AND HIS LOVELY BALLET TROUPE.
URIvALKL CORPS D'ETHIoPE.
NEW PANToMIMEl NEW BALL8Ti
NEW NEGRO PICTUREsi
EyHRITHIN9 NEW TONIGHT.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE ON SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at "a O'Clock.
Admission twenty 8ye and Fifty cents. Doors open
st1a O'Clock; performance at sl4 O'Clock. suH
RTUslCAL ENTERTAINMENT
VI EVERY EVENING AT
NEW Y9kK Ha ss1 s1MMER q sEs.., GARDEN,
Between ~ and 9Th streets.
~ a. Pm q. H. LIST. Proprietor.
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aIIss YQuNG,s sELECr SCHnnI EaR RnYs
THE UNION
ETMALE ACADEMY
su l7-tf

EoTHtg q I1W NTttt and Ntlr FoFk 0ctNtte.
The Fourtt enth Annual Session commences sep
tembee 7. 1868
Circulars at the bookstores suI7-tf
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NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN. 17-
BY PROF ALEXANDER WoLoWsKI.
PIANIST, VOCALIST AND COMPOSER,
NEW AND sIsrLIF1BD METHOD FOR PIANO FORTE AND
Professor Wolowski continues his Singing and
Piano Classes and opens q new courss Tor Piano
By Professor Wolowskis new meth cd, a psrson
having only slight knowledge Of music will be
enabled in very short time 70 read m usic with
great facility and execute ,0psratio as we'll IS
Classical music With rare perfection. -, -
AS to the the vocal part, by his way Of yocalizs-
iOp ne arrives at most extraordinary results,
renders the voice poweriul and enables ths sir or
TO vocaiss with facility, accuracy and fne quality
PROF1ssoR. WoLowsKI
receives gieitors daily, from to O'Clock q. n
and from to 'eioek p. m. at his residence, No.
street An 10 I'm
DANORAMA OF Tal RIVER ST, LAWRENCE
4 from Niagara to Quebec; IS.
Guide to Niagara Falls and Scenery; 25
Chart and Guide to, the Mississippi River
Though lis entire length: Is.
Guide to the Hudson River; IS. ass G.t . X
Guide Book to the White Mountains: a.
+ Appletona Hand Book OF Nor thern Trsyel. aI
Nelson's Guide to the City of New Yora, illus
!, saiae e All the chief. Waterfalls, Springs ac,
Nelson's Guide to the Falls of Niagara, illastrat
kelscn's Guide to Lak. George and Lake Cham
1 pisturnell's Guide TO the Great Lakes: sl
/ xu II fI.F E'ft7 l'fl1F PRANCK TATIaR 81
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Last night o! the Great Local Drama Of
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK
~ Several Novelties in preparation. an p
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
nelua. is $500 ssla STATE ana westsrn Zoo scu.hern

wheat was lower but moro active The days sales
were l6o 900 bushels 81 20 81 40 white and 81 25
81 275s for AMBER and 81 % 81 % for red winter
Western, 81 II 81 % for Mlwaskee1cldb and amber
Iowa, and 81 O5 81 10 for Chicago spring. Corn
tnued In fair demand sales having been made OF 147
90 bushels including mixed Western at MIC. 66c,
sound, 6sc. for yellow Western and roc. Tor white do
oats were IN demand at roc. 76c. Rye continued In
limited request at eoc. 81 Barley and barley malt
were neglected. -
CorxE continued Inactive at quotatiops-Rio, PRIME
2Szc good, ~ 80. 2sc fair, 20 &c. gle; ordinary
&C. fair 70 good cargoes PC Java mats and bags go
Domingo, 26c n 26is
Coros was more active and about Sc higher closing
with mddlnes quoted up to 6sc. 6ic. The days sales
toAL-The sale Of scranton COAL at auction comprised
5000 tons at 81 a 50 90
FRncnTs market dun to day, with 664 YES
ses OF all descriptions In port To Liverpool there were
shipped 5000 bushels grain at 6szd 75sd and 900
boxes cheese, by steamer, 40s To Weymouth British
were taken, for orders, at g. 101ad IT, To Belfast
600 bushels grain at Go. Cd
Hay was in moro moderate demand At SOC. 81 for
North river, bale.
H0rs selling In lots, at 15c. q 22c.
LrxrxR was in moderate demand former figures.
MoAsgs-There were sales reported of 2i0 bbls. New
Orleans partly 45c 63 hhds Porto Rico at 45c 4Sc
and ZIG hhds- Cuba muscovado at 40c q slc Market
steady.
ord and $i3 so $l3 rs for mess $40 30 $l1 %
for old and prme sales 100 bbls. Beet continued
innctvc with sales Of only 80 bbs at 50 so $12 FOR
prime and $l2 90 $l4 for extra lard In less
request at DC l0c with sales OF $40 packages ~ cut
meats l20 packages changed hands at &c. \ &c. for
shouldcrs and &c. $40 for hams Bacon continued in
active at &c. nc. Butter and cheese dun and
heavy.
RrIThe demand was limited, with sales Of 80 bags
SUGARS were In more demand, and 1000 hhds were
reported sold, mainly at 9t,c. a IL 10. for Cuba.
TALOw.-Therc were 80, 900 lbs sold at 9stc a l0c.
WHsKEysales OF 200 bbls. were reported, mostly al
zSC, O 45Lc,
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
FURsITCHE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR HousEkEEPRRs-
n The subs1bef. reinaaishing housekeeping. wn sell
sn all the Fprnitrrr conainef Ms
rssldepce Rosewood Psnofore, Drawing Room Farnisae
covered IN brsade made ~ Welt Etavrres Mirrors book
go. ,entrr Tes,e9 Bronzss Paintings. BaHc Estcn.
aon Table sbna oass silver Ware rosevood Bureaus.
nrrr m ns~ about eirhi mouths win b~ al . sssraer
Iprnlrc Al ss West sxrents street. snth
E,rRxfrUR RE-AN ELkGANr AssoRrMgNr or
ftous~bold Furnitnrr msA family rving 10 Eu.
ror> dispose of he Fntniture o. private sale
opportunity or housetseper Iuh -eses octase so-c
Planet ort~ mprOywneuis, eost fs5 will
r sold for s250i beautiful soid ro~rwe.a farrr suit
cD,ered iu Frnrh satin brocze Usi 49, fof SIM
DO for etS Tuvkf.h Easy chsS and yauge. two mArhe
too 1Ahlvs cst@ir- rAintnss ti0kA Vas, two rvs~
wood Bcds sfs. Burcass Washstands. Spuue ana Hair
Mattresses. chsir~. Rocksrss Et,cu.ior fss.. Dsnng
Chars Ac Ac ell at great .zrrhrs 0r cMsb Inquire ~
" RICHARDS. liy West Eirssh street tCintor rssl,
sevre~n Fifth and Sis,h avenues.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE. NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT PRO.
~ posaa Will be received by tho ndcrSi9n.d. Tor Grazing
Waldo Henry and Beacon streets, situated In the
city ~ lindson Hudson county ~ j. the laid
out map ~ property of Henry Abel and estate OF L.
Waldo, arcurGs 10 the prshle said str cts
made by .. Van Home surveyor aud cisil ncneer
Estimates VII state ihr price cubic yard Tor s,ing
and removing eaA also excs Ang and removing
rock snch place where the ~anr shall or reqaifei
Also The prce which they VIII allow cubic yard tor 70
enoavaud aud earth exavate which the parts having
the work may nsh 10 dispose Of BIDS VIII be re-
lnll 5th day ul August neat, at IL oclork al
noon and partcs hatns The work done rescr'e tse
rgat an bids II they deem u 10 their ntf'n
iodo kia.rs wi endorse their proposals. Prop sails
graaug gCfas. SuiYan 80 Befkman street View York
Plan uToAcs and sp.if ic ~ tho Oncs
Ihss suisan. 81 betknan strict. New York betwc~D
ami o'c l.. aud the oIce o. q. j. Van Horne,
Surveyor In ine o Bergen, Hndson tonnty
IAfa. eue HENRY ABEi.I.
N1w NoEE July II, fDiJ A.. W. SAADFOHD
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
EMPHASIZES.

uy A. BCRxHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
Pscslng Establishment, ifs West Eleventh s,rees h~
,wesp Fifth and eath Mlrrnr- ss.aarv
xs bcs.d.spd shppsd 70 all parts Of wsss soscTs
ss.sss - v~svi lunEsr % fssAvs y"s.i-,s s.rss
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

t.'nE HErI1nEaDN-BY ssE6Agrr. QCELs ~
y satArn- fs.y hsnsss~d from . senaigs spy ~ M
arnnsi- ms Ia rrhs~s ,frs 10 yrrres
hsfstst~, Ja~t issssbsd N s~st vofs~~ - So
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TsJR SALE.

N INTEREST IN WELL ESTABLISHED AND
~ BouTssing Cash Business Tor sale rnerssic man,
with small capital ana rood rr.r-no's meaning h,ness
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Broadway. up stairs
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
Markets.

Markets.
PmIADEIPuA, July ~ 1862
Flour very dnl, but prices unchanged. Wheat quiet
supply smA but buyers holding OF: peIDsy lvania red
81 40. Corn quiet. Oats active and lower Provisions
inactive. Whiskey, 41c a471sc.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1858.
Flour dun Ohio extra, 50 % S6 SIX. Wheat lrm:
new white 81 so 81 IS; new red 81 IS a$1 co. Corn
steady. Mhiskey dull.
BUFFALO, July 2o-Noon.
Flour dull Wheat fiat. Corn very dull sales 7 900
bushels at SIC. Oats and barley dull Rye In moderate
demand: sales 5000 bushels at 75c. Whskey dui
sales Canal freights l2c corn 14c wheat TO New
York. Imports7 600 bbls -four 90 900 bushels wheat
lao 600 bushels corn, 38 600 bushels oats.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIApnPHI,, July q. 1863.
Stocks heavy Pennsylvania state fives 1901 Read
ing Railroad 655s Morris canal TO- Long Island Railroad,
36,s Pennsylvania Railroad, 63; gold, 125. Sight
change on New York at par.