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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21
NJ,,Is Cio.c nt the Post.Of,lce,


For Great britain anil the Continent by st. amer
day Aug observation-disclosures. 1Oi a. m
For Ireland, by ste amer Glasgow via Queenstown,
Saturday Aug l0t a m.
For New Orleans, by steamer Evening star satur-
day Aug Northumberland p. m.
Ocean Qnes+i Monday Aug M.............. ioi q. m.
For Port-sur Prince Hsyti snd Kingston, ia, by .
steamer Planagcnet Friday. Aug 2l.......... ~ IN
via 81 Joseph a. m. and 81 p.
Norh-Albany Buffalo and Canadas... s. and g IN
North and West Way Mail. p. M
Western Mail via Erie Railroad ........5a M and y ?.
Southern and South Western Mail m a and 10
Eastern Mail. M and q D.
New Bedford Newport aud Fall River. p m
The Long Island Mail closes ut a. IN, and p II.
Sunday Mals.-On Sunday oil mails close at p
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DELEGATES TO TnR SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
"A greenbIy to the call Of the Union Republican Cen
trail Committee the ward Associations IN those wards
lying north Of Fourteenth street viii meet tonight Tor
the purpose Of clcctng three delegates and three al
tcrnaies represent each district within that portion
Of the city in the State Convention to be held at Syra
cusc the I'd day Of September prox.
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YoUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COM
MIIrl.-1hc Regular Monthly Meeting was held nj
the headquarters corner o 1wcnly-i third street ana
Broadway. "Wednesday evening. Tie 18Th Inst '"
H. Armstrong esq. presiding. Tie regular bnsinrs'
having been disposed Of delegates 10 The Mas Conven
ton to be- held at Syracuse the 81 Of September
were elected Mr. II. &. Pnrdc 81 the Sixteenth Ward
was also elected Chairman Pubkc Meetings aud
I..tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

ARRIVAL OF DETAcnMEYTs or VERMONT
Tnoors.-1he U. s. transport steamer Illinois Capt
Babcock, from Alexandria D. C., 18th inst arrived at
this port last night On the 18th. at D. m. on cape
Henry passed steamships Baltic and Atlantic hence
for Alexandria. The Illinois has on board LOO men
from the 3D. 4th and 9Th Vermont Regiments IN CON-
lnand VI Col Seaycr.
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tanning the Administration in all its efforts 10 put do"h
the Rebellion, denouncing the State Agent Au'htor'
and Treasurer Of the for their willingness to rep
date the public debt and sacrifice the honor and crcdi
Of the State for partisan purposes, were passed.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Aug. 81.

NlBLOS GARDEN-The Dukes Motto
WALLACkS-Tfue 10 the Last, with the Ghost
WINTER GARDFN-Na,ale. -
BARNUMS MUSEUM-lndisn Chiefs, Python, &C.; Riv'
tsptains, Away with Melancholy.
IRVING HALIl-Ihe Stereoptcon.
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Important TO Railway Traveller:
IMPORTANT TO THE TOT KlsI-.
IMPORTANT TO ALL TRANELEkS!.!
IN. SEPTEMBER NUMBER Of

Tn, SFpIEMDER NUMBkH
APPLRTON's ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
WI NC cOSrENTs OF SEPTEMBER NUMBER;
J. lmpor.ant ln.ru ions to Railway Travellers IA reference
20 Time aies Time Ind icaoss, and the Art OF Ifsv-
II ra Guide 10 the Principal Watering Places Springs.
and P.res Fashionable Resort Ia the United states;
Santoga Magma fala White Mountains Lake
George Newport. Calssil Mountains. Lake Cham
plain Cape May, A,la.'ic Cry, Ne. g., &c. ~.
ILL., Nearly one Hundred Railway Maps. representing me
Principal Routes to and from Boston, New'fofk AIDA
ny Montreal Buffalo. Cleveland, Chicago Detroit
lean. Nicksbnrg Memphis. Na.hyile Lonisvile en-
einnatl Pitsbufs Harrisburg Baltimore, Washington.
~ R,m~srs AND TanK PxoGsEss: The Undeveloped
Territory OF the United States An Ohio Farmer IN lli.
noi., TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railway Atlantic and
Mississippi River opsa. The Ores, Pacific Hallway
ffoul Council Bluffs b. Sacramento City Michigsn ten
trail Railway: Nsw.York Central Railway; Chicago,
Railway. Central Railway OF New jersey; CONDITION OF
southefn Railways; Reorganization Of Railways; Re,
uin.na Railway oil Creek Railway; Cleveland md
Tol-do Railway; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
v. AsxoDofss AND INCIDENTS or TssvxL: The Ar, Of
Heahng or the Distance 20 Brandon The Con'rsband
aud the Berkshire Pig; Western Life or How to Take
Ups Collection; Who an u 81 the Jersey Lawyer;
forsot to Cut hi. Toe-Nail. The Two Duichnen or
yellow veve,.; The Buckeye sharpshoote The Pre-.
siding Elder aud the -Four Ministers; Hunting up the
The Irish Boy and the Kittens She Tried to Choke
Him. 49,
VI Time and Distance delineans the Difference
In lime and he Distance between the various Cites
throughout th. United states
VII. Rll~ sy Time Tables 70 date. ....~,
APPLEfONs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
News Agencies. aud upon al Of the principal Railways
throu chou, the United States and the Csnicas
PRICE ONLY TWENTY EVE CENTs
ID. APPLETON 4 Co. Pubish
Nos AS and as Broadway.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Wednesday, Aug. - 1868.
The Union Convention for this County have
nominated Messrs. Samuel Brannin, j. c. Ioyt H. D..
Pcrkns and j. w. Van Standt ~ the State Senate.
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FROM THE ARMY az THE POTOMAC
No Rebel. ut OF About DumHrios-Thc
Whereabouts Of Lees headquarters
nLnown-Positions Occupied by Nnri-
Gus HebsI Corps.

Special Dispa'ch 90 The \ ' Trihune
WASHINGTON Thursday Aug ~ l-'a
From your correspondent win the Army oil
tie Potomac ae have The following dated.
HEAuQUAIIIIs Aug. D. l-o3.
No discoveries have been made by the cavalry up to
midnight Of any Rebels Mt Dum'ics or for twenty nhs
ON our right Where Lees Headquarters are no" j.
not exactly known EWell hns moved his corps TO Fred
ericksburg; LongSiroei continues al United states
Ford, and 4 T. Hi AT Orange Court House The
firing Of Monday IS not yet accounted for The iring
heard norieward this morning Is supposed be artillery
practice J. " "
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WASHINGTON. Thursday. Aug 20 1908


Information from the headquarters Of the
Army Of the Potomac says there no change OF ind
cations Of change Of position. Advices concur that
tie Rebel forces around Culpcppcr have been reduced
10 Gen. 4. ?. HIS command. while Gems. Long
street and Escll have moved Southwark probably to
IrcdeIick shnrg.
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" NutySuE

FigHTH- rHFsToS-Ai Hoose flns y Y. - Tuesday.
Ar o. by ff.rfr Hs~ J. g. tthrr - Haheaoy
Cv IA sr Nl.s Adii~ ff,ton % sorth ADAM, Nas.
HIATT -HESSfIr- ia rl, c'y. on Thlrtsy AHs 20 ~
ts No. Mf aan.f.I A l.. Hyatt 20 Mfs. NaItha \ ben
3D. a.aiirf ofii- ais Clss H. smith = rostAni We
80. 4r.ta nile CO. ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

riariou.-u pursuance Of cal Of the kepub lean Central
Committee the Republican and Union As,oeisOn OF the
Nth Ward III their saiiuaffrfs No. J3 Bfooue
on FRIDAY EVENING Aug II, 1903 for the purpose OF
Eecs D.rg.,rs 20 ia" " III md WIN assembly District
Cou,eniions Polls open from :. until 81 o'clcc.
JOHN FITCH President.
W. MtLsR' secrc,arIc,.
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A, the broadway Retail Nesk.Tie and Collar


StOrc,-NfCk.rIES and COLLARS FOR THE MIL.
OS Il the following prices IS cen, Ties at 10 cents ~ cent
Ties ~ Ties n ~ ents - cent Ties 81 ~
cents. THOUSANDS or DOZENS TO SELECT FRoM:
py COLLARS superior quality, 10 cents esch OF > 70
per dozen. ATklNSONs Patent Euameed STILL .oLr
LARS at IS cents SMITH BLAME, No. 57s Broadway.
corner of Whiie.st.
Stearn's Il Co.'s Premium clycerine Soan,
for by Ctoccrs Druggts Fancy Goods Deses and L. IT,
A. 4. 5. SWAIN, sol. agents, No 20 Old zip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

Eighth Wnrd Republican Asscciation.-rhc As.
socatio will convene ii Headquarters No lIb frncest on
FRIDAY EVENING 2si inst. at M for the purpose Of
crctns Delegates to the District Convention which Con'eh
ton elect. 10 the Republican Union State Conyen
ton. non ntcndig to support Union State nouina
tions invited to attend. =,
ANDEw BLEAKLEY, Psesidsnt.
HS rpt .us.s. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

fnr.ing II The ia,h WhRD REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATIONS.
will b. held On FRIDAY EVENING, Aus 81. lbJ n On"
Sine ou No 5Ss Br aw for the purpose 81 elect
Del Els ,lon District, whose duty u VIII be
elect three DELEGATE, and three Ahernaic 70 represent The
Assembly, District In tn. Union and Republican state Con
y.ntion 10 be hid IA Syracuse. sept l'J FOL, open at
~ and lose a. ~ =. p. &. bENfDltT, President
, SIX SECT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

Ninth Ward Rrpublirau Assorinf i0n.-A meeting
Of h. Ninth Ward kepub.icaD As,ocaon VIA De he'd a.
Bl.srkri ngdings FRIDAY ENbNlNO, tae H' INST
p,su,nt the call II IN. Central Committee tor the pnrpos"
., .l.e,nr District Delegates to nominate Decs.s 10 the
Union State Convention. fols open from Z. ioy O'Clock
WM H. GEDNEY, President.
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ocis,ed Press
washington. Thursday, Aug. ~ isC3.
TIE SIEGE or CHARLESTON.


Prominent officers serving before Charleston cypress
themselves private letters received here i0dfy
earnestly hopeful Of the combined naval and military
operations: bu, they DO not mention any time for The
reduction Of Fort Sumter sc. as promised by enthu
elastic newspaper correspondents. The work beng
Ieavy and requiring the skill and canton they
with full appreciation Of al The dihcues purposely
refrain from exciting expectations Of Immediate and
complete victory nor are speedy results Of such char
accr anticipated BY gentlemen in Washington who are
best acquainted with the plans and intentions Of the
commanding officers.
TIE DEPOSITS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Act to provide national currency, &c,
authorizes the employment Of the National Banking
Associations created under it Repositories Of tie in
terna revenue. AS sucl employment requires adequate
security for the deposited the Secretary Of the
Treasury hes come TO the conclusion 70 osk from the
national banks desiring 10 receive such deposits to
Place in the Treasury Of the United States six per cent
bonds TO al amount equal per cent Of their CAPT
ta stock and to give the bond Of the directors and 9th
equal to their capital stock as security
for tie puncua payment Of all lawful checks for de
posits. Inasmuch however an a number ofbanEs have
been orgsnized and a. yet without circulation,
Secretary Chase proposes direct deposits to be made
with such on receiving from them the consent OF
their respective boards Of directors that the bonds al
ready deposited security for circulation may he held
as security for deposits. leaving the add
tional bonds. well as the bond Of the d.
Tectors and others, to be given anerward at
any time before the furnishing Of circulation Should
the associations prefer instead Of giving joint bond
equal TO the capital stock to give separate bods Of di.
rcc,cs and stockholders each for not less than one.
tenth Of the capital stock and equal TO it in the agre
gate amount, there can be objection to such separate
bonds being accepted instead Of joint stock bond II
sooc ressons shall appear, the conclusions OF the
Secretary Win be modified.
TRADE IL TIE SOUTHWEST.
W. r. Miller esq, Supervising Special Agent
of'he Treasury Department for the Valley Of the Mis-
sjssrpi arrived here this evening. After consultation
between him and Secretary Chase such amended regu
atios concerning trade In the South West viii be pub
Nrhed as the condition Of affairs In that section VII!
admit Of
MORE PRIZES CAPTURED.
The Navy Department is informed that the
Dark Gem Of the Sea captured In July last the schooner
Georgia Of Nassau, of the coast Of Florida.
Cart Walker OF the steamer DE Soto reports tie seiz
ore by him Of the schooner Lady Maria for violation Of
the blockade. She was sailing under provincial Ger.
h6csts Of registry. dated Havana, May H. 1858 and
dgned by j. v. Crawford, Acting Consul General OF
Cuba. She cleared from st. Marks for Havana.
Rsr cargo consisted VI i0i bales Of cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

sixth Wnrd Republican Ass0rtnttOn a meeting
Of ~" SIAfii WARD REPUBLICAN Assoc NIipN VI"
be- held At ooldcn's Hall FRIDAY EVENING 2ist mst
the call Of III. Central Committee ot the prp.."
Of ELECTlNB DELEGATES To tn. UNION 'oNNEN-
TON Polls open from 2! to y O'clock ,,,,,. :, g.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21
Impor,an. TO the Deaf Eye and Ear.

The method In the trea,men, Of DEAFNESS which DR..
Won MOSCHLSkER. Ocus and Auristhss brought before
to Pro and the public attracting great attention she
hi. arstcd BY high authority lie Is no. piacticnS
al the very Of Medical Science PLlLADkLfhA where
h. can be consu,-d on DEAFNESS and BLINDNESS Of the
longest standing OtFlCE No l,uE NALNtI 81, Inti.-
ADJ LPHIA Penn. Letters Of nquy ,Hslons stamp 'os
rrtufn postasel promptly ansMeIed.
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Miss ilaines
aul
MADEMDISEII dc JANOE


sud
MADEMOlSELLE de JANON
Repectruy inform their friend. .nd The public thai, having
INTO partn.r.hp for the purpose Of conducting
, N,,Il sH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL,
for ouns Ladies and Children they solicit continuance of
IN. patronage hch been generously bestowed upoa
Mis-. UANEss SCHOOL an years past trusting to be able TO
manifest grateful appreciation of by Increased devotion
20 IN, pupil. who shall be united 10 their
No 10 t;ranercy fsrk, June IS. l@5
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.,x,ccnth Ward Republican As.ocint ion.-A

special Meeting Of th. Association III be held Headquar
ter. No. 2s5 9TH FRIDAY EVENING 2lst inst for
the pos- a.sns the. Dole and three Aears 70
tie Rrnbcan Union stat Convention e. be- held a, syra
cu.c on the "a seprmbe Polls open from y 20 y
WM III. BULL, President
s.NL T. IlAHRisos' secr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

The Seventh Ward Republican and nion
Association viii hold Primary Election on FRIDAY
~ bNiNo Aug a. at their Headquarters, Nos W. ana ~
Henry st. Tor th purpoo IL rrctng Delegate. to the INth
aId IIih Assembly District Conventions. Polls open nom
"A TO ~ clock. CilAs. H. HALL, President
JAS. W. TEnRy, (e..,,.
Emu X. CAnrBELI, "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

TIfth Whfd NtpUbI1'hh lss0tlhIIOh IN aro0Id
with the recommendation Il the Ecpubhcn Cont Iel
tomuuts. this Assoc alton vii meet on FRIDAY ENth.
INC. Aug u, O'clock al the tinh Ward Hotel Tor he
purpose II clctng Delegates 10 Assembly District Cos;
ton Poll will be oprn iiom 4 10 .! o'clock
BY order THOMAS OCIWAIEK, President.
v. "A M srs,' scerc,arie.
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sixteenth Ward Republican A..ocintiou.-M,


large aud enthusiastic meeting at the kcpbcsn and Union
men OF the XVIII Ward held Hfclberger's Hall on hc
gth ay on the evening Of the 2ot inst THOMAS PHIL
LIPS wa. appointed Chairman. and GEORGE MANCHOr
SECRETARY Mr. riilLlf JORDAN made some remarks
naof of The causes which lad originated The meeting and
offered IN. following resolutions. which unanimously
adopted, viz;
Rs.o,red Tha, tn. efforts Of certain person. In this Ward
aided supported 10y military force 20 control AID
Republican. 81 til. Ward at the public meeting held
the evening Of the ith Inst merits aud riycs deep
md ynaion and unqualified d-approsa and earnestly
K-puboan brethren IN the Nald to show their
de,r-,aon Of ach violent aud Illegal proceedings by With
holding thcir support o the who have taken the lead In
these proceedings. 40
Esied That cordially recommend 10 The Republican
sud Union men Of the Wad for tcif votes and support at
s Pumery Eeciion, Friday the !l'i instant As DELEGATES
10 the syracuse Union Convention ~. names "i ares
Sl.ner Samuel u. IL. Vance. aud samuel Need ana
N WON Dfton David H. Jaques aud John heiy s- AteI
r,i. Thai there l. question OF principle now a. ssur ~
th. Ward which makes the mperat'" duty oi the hrpno
,o com, 10 IA. polls that occasion In rh strength
n bx an oy.rw heug defeat and forever hereafter
the nnprncp'cd who have by the introduction Of
law aud BY other base acts at our ierng rndea,
IN o,tru the fee expression 81 opinion snd defeat the
,i.L,. Of tb. Republicans n the Want
Rred That these resolution, be- Published Ia TnE N. Y.
Tam ~ anl The N. Y. Tunes.
Mr. Charles y Spencer In support 81 the resolutions made
yer, able eloquent humorous address and -d the pro-
prrty u every present enrolling himself 20 form Wig
lance Committee for the pceaon Of rights NJ the pr
mary election which suggestion carried into effect Ad
Journcd IioMAS riiiLLifS, Shafnian
: 0Ho. M,scnor, Secretary.
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Nineteenth Ward Republican Assoctation.-A
special meeting Of this Association will be held al
ID av between b9h and Goth ats ON FRIDAY 2t inst, for
the purpose Of cog three Delegates and three Aernaes to
the Republican Union State To be held al syria
cu,e on the I'd of Sepe ubor Polls open from "A till VI
O'Clock. p. N. WIN. DECAMP,
S1svs + Eo PsOm. Secretaries '''''
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Third Ward RcpubIlcan Associniion.-Par.uan
The f,b Wurd u,pubIIcnn md Vuion A-.ocIn-

tiOn, viii hold frn sfy Election On FRIDAY fNtNlNd,
Aug n 1873 the trnnsn Cottage. - Dover aud
ica.i IN. purpose II eiecns Delegate To the Assem-
bly, District ,on,-ntoii Polls oI-n from "a O. y.
II. q. LtSk, President.
wv PHAR. (s..,x..
l.ILnlII NIL '''F
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Special Notices.


The second Ward Republican and 'nlon ASSOC
cintion vii bod Primary Election ca fhlpAl ~ IN
lNo Aug 81 1874 tie Of B--knan and William s.
fr purpose e D'esates to IN" Assembly District
Convention Polls open fson u "a ~ F. M 49, . .
WM BUCKLEY. President.
". {. FoEDnAs Secretary.
Third Ward Republican Associntio Ion. -Pa f'unnt
the all al IA. Republican Central Committee hs A.socia
tion vii inns Ffdayi EVENING Aug n, Al Head
quarters No. ~ Greenwich A. or n. purpose Of c.ccins
lie .gaies LIT and lila Assembly District Conventions
Iy order ( JOHN NJ. COSIA, President.
\. WAhSfR Srcriuy
Ialls omen ell Al "A and closed n ~ O'clock.
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Thirteenth Ward Republican Association. al

Thirfrcnth Wnrd KcpubItcnn N--OcinfIOn. and
Nlfh Ward who ins TO plscg" them
support The linton Nomination b. made at Syra
th. "a Of September lstJ invited To meet VITA us
NJ % sh.u.hn Hotel Of boome and fit s'-
on FRIDAY EVENING. Aug n. 1869 At Il o'clock FOR the
pnfpo. Eeclns by ballot Delegates represent h" yard
The Assembly District Convention 10 elect Del. gates 20 tie
State Convention Poll. open hom !. 10 9, o'clock
EPES l.. ELLEkf, Prsldeni.
Jas McC,Rris }scrrc,nrie.
RfsUlND As.fpY. iNNN'
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Seventeenth Ward Republican As-ociatiOn.-A
PRIMARY ELECTION Of this Association. In pursuanc.
with cal Of Central Committee. will be held on FRIDAY
EVENING, August 2lst at Lincoln Hall No 100 East Hous
tonst Polls oprn from 4 to o.
{. H. URovks, Secretary. JOHN LABOR, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

Board Wanted in Heboken for n Yeung I.sdys
In private family where no other boarded ~. Aoore0
BOtRDER. Tribuus Ofce. loT Que week w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

EIRhtccmth Wnrd Republican, Association. =
special meeting Of this Association viii be held at Head
aiarer. corner broadway and Esd 81, FRIDAY EVEN
ma 2lst inst for the purpose IL ccc,ns three Delegate
and three Alenacs to the Republican mon State Conve
ton be- held syracuse the "a Of September Foil
open from u to " O'Clock VIM. LAlMBEEk,
'WM Drr MMonp Secr,tary President
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r.a,h W.rd RcnubIIcau and Union A-.ocia.

tiou.In accordance with the call ~ the Central Committee
.ee meeting II a.. shove Associations vii b. hst II
ROM. Hotel No. 20 Grand Il. on FRIDAY h'ENlND
M III mat o the purpose Il elec'ing Delegsts 10 thu iNth
al Nth A...tnb, Ds,e, Conventions Polls or-n from 4
20 "a ociock OkO. DONALDSON, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

Twelfth Ward Rrpubiirun Sssoridtton'-ih P"i'
.ranre q call II hspnbcsn Contra COMMITTEE there
WA b. ,peca uc-tng the Aih wsfd Republican Asso-
cation Lrd uafrngi Hail. corner ID av and st. on
FRIDAY EVENING, 2si inst for the purposc Of cleciing
thru. DELEGATE. aud thfre Aeies 20 the Union and heplb
lean Convention 10 be held AZ Syracuse September 2, lSoJ
Poll. open nom Z. to y o'clock ...,,,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

Fl. H. Townsend, 2nd. Lieut.. 9th Ken
lucky, Typographical Engineer on Gen.
Beatty's Staff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
The Circus.

SAAShS-
Messrs. Thayer & Noyes have the pleas
ure of announcing in our columns to-day,
that they will visit this town on Saturday,
May 10th, with their mammoth troupe of
Eeuestrians, Gymnasts, Acrobats, Trained
Horses, Ponies and Monkeys, and give
two exhibitions afternoon and evening"
To individuslize the bright and particular
features that will be presented upon that
occasion 10y all of the Star performers con-
nected with this COmpay, would be no ct
sy task. Suffice it to say that the press
throughout the State, wherever they have
appeared, unhesitatingly pronounced it
tobeth the largest, best organized and finest
exhibition ever before seen in this State.
We will merely mention one of the Ar
fists engaged which is sufficient proof of
the attractions of the Show-we refer to
Mr.. James Robinson, who is pronounced
by every one TO be the most graceful and
daring bareback rider ever seen in the
world. As such he was pronounced 10y
all Europe two years ago, and last winter,
while performing at HAVANA, Isle de Gu
ba, he was presented with the most mag
nifcent present ever before bestowed up
any artist in this country. 1t consists
of a massive Gold and Silver Belt, made
of pure Gold and Spanish Silver Dollars.
1t cost Sl7Oa, and was presented by the
citizens of Havana as the Champion of the
World. The Belt will be on exhibition
at one of our principal stores on the day
of exhibition. The splendid Golden Band
connected with this company is a
worth seeing. 1t cost S270O to
build it and IL pronounced the handsom-
est chariot in this country. 1t will be
drawn by eight beautifully caparisoned
with Silver mounted harness.
Remember the day and date and take
the children.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
Unanimous Verdict.

The most rigid analysis by good chem
lists has failed to discovery anything in
the Chemical Saleratus which can, when
properly used, be in the least degree det-
rimental to health. While the women
of our country entertain sentiments wide
" different upon other matters, all
concur in a verdict that the Chemical
Saleratus is the only infallible article in
use for light and sweet bread.