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New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

.TE'HOMAS READ-Belieyed TO be good, aud
worthy man, left NewNork and went to San frssci.cs,
three YEAR, for year be home snectiorse
e trs 70 hs anly and sent ample Of support sxo
ad Up" 800 20 brng the 10 hn AID .hst he
been heard Can aud will any give infornssn q
as ioI u. Of sorrow ns isnly So address WEE
AND cB iLuAES, Of }. a NAsh 81 Parkrow, n. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
furni.nre.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
wsrraated usnusc,urs Also solid Chestnut aid Walnut
Cha bsr suites q. oIl4nlensl a. a T. FAlhiso"
TONS. So Csnalt, opposite Wooster EssaoAsAea 'o7o'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Of Secobdst Church VIII preach TOMORROW MoRH-
ING at 10. ocock and IN ths EVENING at O'clock oy
the Rev. j. NJ CARROLL Pastor. Prsysr.Meetins before
Evening service Commencing 1t s. O'clock Beats fies Ssfsn-
e.rs are cordially invited TO attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

HE1DaUAKrERs PEovosr-iaRsaAL,
Erhth ConsIss.oAAl DIstrlci, NO. !, ~ broadSty,
NEu-i OKE Jay D. 1864
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
UrADaU.Rr,n, Fn01o,T-NlE,nlL,

efTrP Disrkicr oY NEv hoHK. No is3 tth-sv
Parliamentary Tffaou tu1wtfs OF Sny one bewc-n
tle az ~ sna q ttbc % DO ugfy duty residing IN
tbs tho SIh Coussiona District, ~ho-@ uSfso h. has
.ou ta believe s not enrolled t hc- IL guestei a. d.
resly or inir~ott Inform the fToyoaaftls thsi they
be srf0r aud not throw tSsn 'hsfc o. We ogi9'"
uuon oth-rs All p-rson. having given fl'e nau,s -i ln
a0t'y thr Marshal thtt the tuous tae
fly erased e., they be suec, 20 ir ~ce ouo- 'or tie
rel rtme ard fof assumed. which u many s>scs
La been ssorrtainet. JANIS " fAhhi
C,ntniu and Provost Marshal Via Di-rct Newly ofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

4 MYSELF-A YOUNG LADY, 10 years Of
age moving In the first circle Of society, dsous Of
bekGs ,hs mOnotony OF HE wish TO open eorsspoe dsuos
with Young gentleman posses'iDg liberal share o com
with tho view Of improving my style Of con,po.
,i.ioD. Would not object to MATRIMONIAL PROy ECT T.
Care ts Nse would be welcome. Address Box No. VI,
Ninsdale, Cattarsug1 1s Co, " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Nessiab's Church, No. e5 6thsv, opposite e,h;'t -
PTsscnins To.Mohkow tSsbosttl. ~ the hsv w. a.
The Great Victory and Triumphant Reign OF tie AesiAA
Rev, II. Is AL art iovi.sd. sesis .rse
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

A, the Laight-sf. Church, oornsr - Lsisht and
ysrlct.,s ls Joi1's PAfsb tie Rev / B. AALLOOH Vii
preach SABBATH MORNING, upon God OF M. side Of
Hght" and Ia Tue evening upon Ihe ulgnity OF Labor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11
New-Engand Soldiers Relief klsssi As;ociftisnI on

NO. IN bf0adWty,-ILe Krv. HINT MIN hbhL4n III
preach at the room, Of tas Association on SABBATH
AFTERNOON fr the bsns6t Of sick and woundss soldiers
remaining there Services y O'CLOCK Religious services
regularly held t the OF this Association every SAD
bsh srnoo which al friend Of tbs soldier are inv@od
10 attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

Htv. Vt HAMMOND, PastoT VIII pfeach tInIorro" AZ
li O'Clock Subject: "Gethsrng In OF the Harvest" Com
uuhon at p. EVENING at 4 the Pastor viii preach
The public invited. Sosts free
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

paG-Ssi.fn. from Nes-oflssua
! -ho, nrf-- N.4lsu Gregory. fion Vert istiss-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

b.iv.sn oh and Tth.svs The Rev L. J. fLEICHEA viii
pTssch TO- MORROW MORNING. At 10y o'clock Df.
flsHER Of tho Canton THEOLOGICAL school VIII p".ol n
the EVENING at u oelock subec.i What VIII be Done
with Op. WHO Dies IN Sin"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-11

headquarters Loyal BrigaOo oi the North
No la f, sdwly usrs al conIuunos.lcnB luss be al
afe-si e. t1Dn-l Nm. bLlS,, oTst.1ns 600 Eugade
TNKOLLiND OFFlCEs-No. ZJi Broadway, oppo.Its the
Gay Hal. NJ. CsnTrst opposite LcuteAsTs Once. ad
No. . Coufrst Brooklyn, opPo.ne oy bsA
, 1863-08-14

x..rs7 o-,arto+to, o,,,,,, ...,.u
was ING fGnStaa vho ' Miong ueAerS that
the faa ot s1cksDu{ 4uu o.heT asns! stl9nElous ~
the SouthNct WoH1u luz io stoM eHtlIely our o.
the dry Eooas nnt ~ rn11 mTch
lower ranse q ht hss @ @ nave lauei
TO SEQ IN hah ngnI asa fo a nafe @ 6een waiting
1oF these csehts ~ az tSst tag @ n iIH u ine
season; nov fthH nTs;6n the+ 20 alS
npf9ihtent n ~ ~ ~ n Nv e1at ni & pree5 tor a!l
fham and hence parties WHO haye been ner
astently holding OF afo beginning to come Into the
market md SUPPLY themseyes with stocks for the fall
trMtc, rs well o. the antea assortment IN some lines
viii permit Llke NJ! othef popular deustons this has
goods enough to be thrown upon the market to break
down prices to any extent; II,
ness VIII oIen well and that the demand fer consuMp.
ton vii 30 sas e. Is mes1eEn aaG
mixtures. sach IS Tricots Droadeohs cassmGEes and
and rapidly being taken at full prices etmpott
aGas 9i hsT fass haze ~ peen IA S1
ct present r1sE eonnetsion osiMes9 goodS Of for
elEn and Lcmes1c ulanu1actutG WHICH la3 faiher nn-
, 1863-08-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY EVENING. Ang. 49, 1seS
There new features In financial circles Cur
rencS Is abundant at G9a rer cent, but tho banks still
complain Of 4hc great scarcity OF borrowers
Exchange is firm ct Hgx Of one per cent premium
bu, Ing, md selling.
In New York, Gold WAS quoted shade htsher-s1 IS
Silver, s11se212o Cenada currency, s12i. Legal Ten
dezs. per cent. premium selling.
Neszra Preston, Willard Kean advertise to sell OK
change ut K per cent. tor Treasury Notes. Th1sis In
consequence OF the large amount OF Treasury checks
converted into the National 1oan through thcr sub
scrtpton agency.
AT st. Louis, On Tuesday, market wns dull, and
Gold not wanted at rates. Missouri Defence Warrants
advanced at s69sc and some as high ns 03c for sma1
ones.
At Cincinnati, the money market Is casy ut GGSSc.
Demand for loans !air bet ample supply Of capital
There is good ecal Of Southern currency IN the mar
ket and prices II declining. -.-
An elaborate report has Just been Issued by the
committee appointed BY the banks ofNew York, Dos
ton and Philadelphia to consider md report On tho
conflicting and not very Ineligible requirements OF
the several nets Of the last Congress. The digest OF
these various laws which after several weeks Of tnee
SAINT labor they have compiled, Las received the OIL
eial sanction OF tho Hon. Joseph J. Lewis, Conmi5-
sioner Internal Revenue. The principle feature In
the report precise statement Of tho practical rules
by which tho taxes dividends, circulation md dcpos
its shall be lid and tho arrangements made appear to
he equally fair and advantageous, both to tho banks
aud to the National Treasury.
Tho following statement saoH6 tho condition Of
the Banks Of Philadelphia for the past eleven weeks:
, 1863-08-14
WOOL.

NEW YoEK-Tlie wool market Is characterized hy
iest lev weeKs Masniactarers are snSillinE q VI
she azapg 1ats en ana M m n,o nqg ae
oiing for ds rriccs aud no considefa1e lots be
a3s w nd ss e % S e
tnand for wool from any auastcr, Manufacturers Of
are IN TIC sa1ae condition. The Koycrnmentt also d.
e es1s %s
crIcut IL issuing no new calls Tor goods and tic Pre
any eaisgssoss sease.aing tss iusufe " InaFEe.
H. e SSs sSssS
which would involve England, and advance tiie prlse
9 hnos bs n9a st s ' e
tTonbie Will Ensiand weh. i No s6o6ld. xonId sssp
ie! s Va ate as ihey @ M enc MAKE
holdS1s Of foreign Wool moie rm than cy otherwise
market ay been dull at this season oi the year
Ils ssles foE i1s week inelas about
esGe 01o ca Az n T. isFx e n sssf ss u l IT, a
Tste Is ffsne @oi It Sc; fsas g. g. e. e.
8 aa se e. sss
5ats ,qr rfta p paFce Of So ba,es e and
1epoSted fof some % Va sesson aa prices A0
.nos1oS1TheIe i'as & bsea little more business doing
ahead It immediss Wal Gants bcaes' M VIC IN Ss Ken
It as. s nss e e
ffs fn u Rs ii 5
M aSs hsy a;e ss tas 5 they
soatTests VIII woo} growers ne Ie|ag n,a,le mon
~ Rseena anI sso te = eney II hsad
1nd no tiis9sy u seeusins iots Of good fleece q
, 1863-08-14
Nutsances ut Bridgeport.

EdItors Chicago Tribune:
AfeW weeks ago along RIdeely place between
Dyer and Stuart avenues, about eirhfv acres
were covered with the o{fal Of the slauehter
houscs and contents Of the city water closets.
Health officer Perry, under directions Of the
Mayor and Board Of Health, had the fllthY
matter buried and covered with lime. Before
reached IS far North Us Harrison street.
Now The air is nearly as pure as when the old
chief Chicago hunted over the prairie. Since
the removal Of this nuisance the slaughter
house men and scavengers carry out their
filth at night, and scatter 1t oyer the unoccu-
pied Lands in the southern part Of the city.
@ Of aea at aesst ~ fTo epeca po!Iee:
men, who should be residents Of that part Of
, 1863-08-14

Flour has been very dull during the week, and no
notable Change has taken place. Thers is little demand
Wheat for 6aEers ISL II exios aR aneIcs ttie ha
been done, and the lower grades neglected. Ono
al %; 10. Is snrerdne, ii for did gSound aS ies
canSa aeS M IL q q western; snnsr Ee S 3 4 +
Wheat-Thcre have bcen few transactions Mslwnukee
00c. Dntter.Ne have ngnn to report M exceedingly
dull market there yeFy little doing IN any but thf
packages Of from 40 to 60 s Inquired for, and sell
to advantaGe as aso 1ots Of choices II KEGS fo5 SHIP
thess qualities at present. are not reqnired conss
9uerty sales cannot ee effected: even aSloF pEices
choice 1e@1eHc. Lard-tEe-e "a ve:y little offering
sn3oI 2aekagss are ia demand at s9shs Ia!ioT. r.
1nard especially for ME qualities prices nolna1ly
!H@sKc Gu t~eats are 10 demand snd may BE- ggo-
IN oked do 7H@sxc; shoulders 5@6hc; bacon SIG
6kc.
, 1863-08-14

The First National Bank Of Newark, n. j., COM
nenccd bufipes the 5th Inst, usiug tho present.
the notes OF the Shoe md Leather Bank Of New FORK
City. The Comptroller Of tho Currency will be able
for come weeks probably to supply the national bank
currency to tic various banks under the new
law.
AT Milwaukee. yesterday, the money market was
inactive, with an abundance Of money. any amount
Of good commercial paper would be willingly AIKEN at
7peF cent.
first National BANK under tic new D. S. Law, hns Just
been organized in Leayenworth with capital Of one
hundred thouannd dollars The officers arc: Thomas
President. Lucien Scott, Cashier Directors: Thomas
Thomas Carney. J. y. Morris, A. NcAuley, D. r. An.
thonJ, John Kerr, F. E. Hunt, Owen Duffey, c. B.
Bruce and John F. Richards.
, 1863-08-14

Philadelphia Flour r1Iurket--Aug. IL.
The Flour market Is dpl and there Is very little do
Ing either for export or home use About 600 bhs sold
tnfers and bakers In small lots at q 8H@5
2k for superior s 5e@s for extra; s55598 50 for
Ryc Flour is selling 9t = 1@5 hbl Corn SIeal Is
II1l at 81 for PENNSYLVANIA a3 81 20 = Dbl for rnQdy
vine the receipts to-day arc 1,5eo bbis 1our; oo0 bu
wheat SEQ bu corn. aud 8201 bu oats.
, 1863-08-14
milwaukee, Wheat Market,

: HIIINuuKEg n nE18l 4T1I1NEEs
The Sentinel OF this morning says: The wheat mar
kct was very dull Yesterday, and prices uomlaa1y 1c
lower. About goo bushels only changed hands Ut 500
srtlng u store, 81 Of for extfa club bY eampe, and
sl12@1 .12K Tor choice new winter On 'Caan=e $40
buyers. Holders. however, showed no disposition to
S1ce re o N@ h 1 1Gae
this state Of tings tic market closed dull md heavy.
, 1863-08-14

St. Louis Tobncco Mnrkct.--Aug. IL.
Tobacco maintains its buoyancy. and holders are
quite r'n for good brands Sales at the warehouses
Factory lnE5 = asas 91: nlantefs l1ss Ne1o; com.
$1sssGsl5: good and 6ne shipping loat s17SaS1ss5;
manutaet9rtnE 5eSf 81 3 k5SA3 3; goo a9 me mann:
drawn 6y tE3 owne.a In consequence OF tho bids not
being sufficiently high TO suit the Ideas Of ita worth,
, 1863-08-14


Freghts rety dull, ard rates ose slightly lower
BY neutral vessels. 70 Liverpool the engaEements
are: Per neutral ag. $500 bushels wheat 1t xd@5d
e. 4 boxes haeon At 25s and boxes cheese Il igs
ta!lcw snd 10 pigs laru e. To Antwerp: so brls
1iouf at p l,nd To RotteTasm 500 bsls dom g.
only learn OF an american vessel with a. p9 bushels
grain to direct Irish port nt Sd. IN bulk and bags.
, 1863-08-14

Capt. DuBarry. y. S. Comm1saary. rade the follow
Ing awards ut this place On the 11tt lLst,:
so9 b!s m , aonE, !: y, Aeel Ms.
GQM0 ms roasted coffee DEowp. Stout 4 Butler, a3Xc
SaGe M rs brown snsa=.C E; Hicks. II .Hc.
5;tn9 rs loaf augsr. Vim, Morrison q Co.. 15Nc.
10(ce BIS tta1 candles Ihos. Emery & Sons, l5.;oc.
2QGe0 rs soap. Proctor Gamble, 7Hc,
, 1863-08-14

HoBton Provision Murkct-Ancnst II.
Pork IA In moderate demand at S1 for prime;
SIS Tor mess; and sl7@s58 for ciear. cash Reef
range nom 31?@ii 50 per bri for Eastern aud West-
kegs: and smoked fama 9H911c = p, cash. butter
and cheese are drm at previous prices.
, 1863-08-14

Cleveland nInrEcts-Aug. IT,.
Wheat-Markct very dull and lower. Sales cars
ress Of red shy at the nsnres. Corn-In far
I,and at @$sGoe. Cnte-Dnll at C0c on track Rye
Quoted nomlna1lT ut &c.
, 1863-08-14

TuR;naF Aus n1ylrtgsM,,y q ths m2fkes Il elo.ea yes
m6rning 9xneEs soprsd thosc O. On The was aad. tsS.
10 be sold this morning. ADDICT TO- the numbers On
sale but not tnc1nea 10 the tables above nre - stale
critic left ttp last week. an In this instance.
they probably paid for kecgin tae adraacc IN ps1ee
EeelinE, spesnateis who 9eqsas as a ASanE l m'ais
rather ovesho the mark this week. Or rather 70 croT
Gc1 the road that they could not Ges all the stock
throug 1of the opening OF the market On Monday
morning, -
Receipts this week 7175.
Qnots.i.ss4E@Sc fer eoEn fed aad toI W. ~
Leg yaTds Tbs rot wealhtr has nearly hquidatea saa
hog t.ede leaving hat little than Grease apor
ttteI lssyies ths whe's aogg g b. metsa i1te
OF fully Xc q ., and 70 Nfe to the market.
GeefEu II. Dafnau EiYea the following as the pstce
.of EGGS this week:
=: weight Wei.ht.
First quality corn fl d. large Size 4XaiKc 6 asKc
StcoLd quality corn fed. 3ECz3Ac 5s<Xf c
Fktt quality. small ztze. iat AID
prime for market butchers 49,. 4ktalEc E1Skc
Large sIze, still fed fat........,. iAGS4Ec 5xI-c
Hrgs sailing very soW but few be sold az any
price,
, 1863-08-14

SGEN3e
u, NEW ToRE.-The inquiry for EEasa seeds is very
light. but prices unchanged small sales OF clover
seq at S@se. Timothy sI $1.15@1 2. and rough 1ax
PM1LApsLpn1A.-See6s nye dull. Timothy Ia selling
Ct S22@3s q bnshel. md new da1seed nt q 25@s33
q huantl,
, 1863-08-14

EoAPSUnehangcd, The inquiry Il restricted to
supply immediate wants. We quote: =!
xsual *
oM.Daii and nominal IL sjs tof Coantfy and
.~WooEbun Sales: slS 1os fine Washed, uuytag at
, 1863-08-14
fonn0.

TOUND-A small Memorandum
u or pMs B9ok eontAni19 aCe1tldeats Of neposit
It ms south Cta.E street. IN basement. an1kklG5 il
FOUND-On the South Side a
i Gold Watch The owner Can haze the same BY
pyoyicE nrtpe1ty. Apply at tho rooN. ol The CcAao
, 1863-08-14


Wlcat-OnIy ono saIe-1 Oo0 bu red Michigan at &t09
the hest o1cr8 could hear Of were S1.Q9 and 5t6
for Nos. and q Corn-No transactions; holders arc
for No. /, Barlcy-sprtns. ,ec9Ge; Minter. Ta75c.
sec]s-corsr, sI59i 5Tfimothy, *Is99i g; EiaS:
&c to QSWcgo.
, 1863-08-14

rrnvislons In Ph1lndelpkln-August II.
In pFoyfeons there Is not much doing. but holders
nre dix IN their ylewg tetces OF lard sold at 1DHc
p asd 100 tesces & canTas5ea y hams e. 12kSlSAc
rathsr dull at 1s@2ec n. the latter tor prime New
Tp1E,
, 1863-08-14

Detroit Grain nMnrI.cts-Au.. IL.
Whcat-Huyers wero offering 1o5c for No. rcd, de
et and 1soc offered: rmal lot was oiIcrcd 8: 122c
No :alea. Street price 1eeGloic Tor red. No white
The demand continues goot oats-o1d In fair de.
It on ~ Gaanso Woat Sue
, 1863-08-14
Increase in the Product Of the Pennsylvania


Statistics OF the Pennsylvania coal trade for tho
ent season show an aggregate production OF nearly
500 COO tons, against less than three and three
millions TO tie same time last year.
, 1863-08-14

Hereafter trains viii leave aat azrlve at Chicago,

pkFAzz, A.s1yx,
N1SHIeAN QAgxAl-DErpT FOOT or IAEH sTHExY
Mall. BOO 4. m .,..,,+
Detroit 4, N. z. ExplesH. 1870 q, m. 1890 D. m.
Might Ezp1caa ............ f7;fb D, "a, MM E.
NICE, CEN1.. cRcnEAx1 AND IOutsYI1tK 1IEa
Morning Exp1e61. s7:90 q. III. s10.l5 o. a
Night Express. s4........... f7;16 p, n. E:GH n
MICHIGAN aou1HEHN-roLEpo LINZ.
Mail. $3.50 q, m. *I15p. m
New York E1p5eBs.,,,,,. sT9O d. m ESQ ;. n.
Might Expreas,.,.,..., f7:1k ., N. 1880 4 m
MICHIGAN 8oUTHIHH-nETRpI4L LINx,
Eep.eae. *7:90 4. ID, f:15pvn.
Express YIa Adrtan....... t71k D. NJ IESOam
ctScINEArT1 AR LINE
Union Depot, West Side, near Mntiiaou ut. Bridge.
Mail Train. t7:20 a. N. SE2o a. m
Might Express. ..-...-... t830p. NJ 1850 p. m.
cING. AIR LINE-EoR EDIAEoP1Is ANoLou1svILl1-
Day Express. t7e0 a. N. S7s0 a. m.
NiGht Expfesa.......---. tS5o P. m. 4S1up. N.
F1T1sRUHs1, 7ohT WArkA AID CHICAGO.
Morning Mau. -........... AGO a. m. $50 p. N
Day Express. .-........... TO q. N. 7i5 p. II.
Flight E1pZes3.. 7:15 p. N. $40 q. N.
Valparaiso Accom'n...-.. $50 p. n 7.40 a. m.
nlLHoE CENTRAL
Night Passenger. ...... .t1GcD D. n. s7:45 a. n.
, 1863-08-14

the South Division near which the nuisanccs
continue to be crested.
a few rendering places at Bridgeport are
fast rendering residence in that normally
fragrant locality almost impossible. Itseems
some timcs as # all the water: closets Of Tie
city discharged their contents there. Thera
is small brunch running between tie blocks
IL section 29, which is covered with filth to
the depth Of ten inches. On this branch near
Tie Archer road, is situated Fitzpatrick. 4
shoneman's rendering establishment. Tie
xapors from these places compel those who
Aye w; IN mn ne vicinity to close their doors and
medicines to prevent sickness. West, on tie
same branehj is eitusted four other similar
there within the last year from II yphoid md
scarlet fever, and malignant putrid feTers pre-
vailed there to fearful extent. Diarrhea and
dysente1y are household diseases, aud FIN.
barb, camphor md opium common article
Of diet. ~'~N~ y
Question.-Must the old settlers lie down
and die Of disease brought on by these filthy
establishments, or shall the filth producer.
be made to remove to some other place far
from crowded city ike this. HEALTH.
, 1863-08-14

Onts In ST. Louis-AuGust II.
Market inactive. with safes OF 125 Bks at SIC; 100
Do at Goc 1sG DO At &c seconchaud encks 3s7 do ut
&C; 2H aud 20 do do at eec per bushel.
, 1863-08-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EvESKo, August Is, 1s8s.
FRE1GHTS-nun nud unchanged. Engagements
Nc:e: 70 DCFfaLo-Prop Mercant, oats ut &c !; Dark
FLOu-lfecercl ,95i hr1s; shipped 123 brls. Mar
lied Winter Extra ut IS O.: 10 bfs Prairc Oueen'
Spring extra on D. t.; 100 brls low Spring eItrn ot
HkAN-Sales 10 tonsln bulk at 213 % on track
WHEAT--Keceyed 1881 bu: Shipped 7s0 ba Mr.
NO. l5nrluE. 6A!l4 WCIG: 44 IN HeE NO. spring at
lied at @c: Zoo bu New No. Snrug At Sc I'D In
DO ut 85Hc; 0 bu do I'm Sturgi5 ut Hc 2303 bu Re
1tEIttG oEiltAE g a9WCEan III s1oIe
{SAlApiE-Sll p0ES HlFluE " neat NJ soc On tf4cK.
CU1sn-ftecelFeu - ~ Dn enlppcu 6dsss5 m. MaE.
AEt 6Ac1uY AfN3Sc 4sG3eEt6u
Sales we're: O bu Canal Mixed af 5oc noat oo0
bn do n 5Q4c 0. b. 4S 900 bn ailroad Mixe at exc;
0Qbu leJected at 46Xc; 600 bn do at 47c-1l III
store I, 100 bu no grade at a1C On track.
OATS-Receiyed II Isl hu shipped s. coo bu. 3lnr-
Set oStiVe and lG1As h!gaes sales @ Ters; RI o9 M hn
, 1863-08-14

FUR SALE-SpIendid Mil pro-
rate water power 10 foot Ml with SSG acres OF good
pt1e timber ceE tguous to the MILL upon ana adj AGENT
With ~ .yesase bTeadto Of oaeaEa ore aal i:g aad
tEe outas Il Witch Is i Mil Tbe Mil Is IN pestcct
repair aad ne91!y new aad capable q cuttins from
railroad trscs SIS feet long from the MIL 10 Laka
NcalEa1. A large boarding housa 70 by IS feet. 4
dwelling. woEkahop blacksmith shop. aud largo barn.
Al the buildings aid improvements 10 perfect order
from nuslness aad will sell The same at loE price and
sn Is Il esshts r. q sH a1y
1nyer{ rsnid WY: Apply p JAMES !. sPsIHGEk.
60. ~ Or Wal. EOFF1S. Batavia. Ill.
, 1863-08-14

Tug LAuScn.-The new tug Little Giant, -
owned by Messrs. Durham & Mcsier, was
launched from the dock of Miller Bros. i;
Clark, On the North Branch, yesterday after
noon ut O'Clock. This tug will take the
place Of the "Iittle Giantn number ono,
which VAS pressed into the Government ser
yice some time ago, for the Mississippi River
Squadron.
, 1863-08-14

MARINE NEWS.
, 1863-08-14

soc1An1E.-Another of the Young Mems
Christian sociables comes off next Monday
evening. -
, 1863-08-14

AsURra1sE PAaTT.-The St. Georges Be-
neyolent Society, while enjoying their pic mic
at Desplaines Station, on Wednesday, were
visited in the afternoon By surprise party
from this city. A small company, consisting
Of Gen. John McArther, Capt William Tut
tic ofthe police force, John Wright, a. Booth,
Geo. G. Levi, and several other gentlemen
whose na1nes VIC did not learn, went down to
Desplaines On freight treln, arriving there
about 4 o'clock P. m They were Of course
cordially received by the regular excursion
party; and Gen. Macarthur, being loudly
called upon, mounted the top Of the car and
addressed the gathering, In brief but char-
acteristically patriouclepcech, which was re-
ceived with enthusiastic applause. Alter
spending short time together in pleasant So
cial intercourse. the surprised and the sur
prisers returned home together, by the 1egu-
lar passenger train.
, 1863-08-14

ITO RENT--A very desirable Re
y eIdence On South Inckcr street, West s'de-.srgo
lot, abunoaEce of shruhhery DC. Also, Tor sale. the
Household Furniture row the Premises Rent &l50.
Aturess Post Uthcc Box 3f51D. aut3-ki10l In
TO RENT-Thr5e floors, 36xl70,
L. with 1ortheast ard south 1iehts n tbs New
1lcek ss.S Ct Wa6asi aysaos. nn Lass s;reet T. ho
WILL. q. Cooley. Farwe.l s Co.'S a1B-k3l-l01
, 1863-08-14

sic Bon Ton - for September his been re.
ccdTed tJ McNally & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-08-14
New York Stack md Money Mnrkct-Aug. IL,
COMMERCIAL.

TuUEgpAY EVENING, August IS. 1865,
RECEIPTS FOE THK PAST TwESTF-FouR HOURS,
Flour. Wheat Corn Oats. Rye. Brl 5.
, 1863-08-14


to the notice On the second page, of b. Foster,
This draft must become monopoly, for 1t
Seems to offer the only way Of edectually re-
moving the injury to the horses necks, caused
by the tongue Of hig II two.horse cultivating
plow5. Every manufacturer Of two~horse corn
plows, made Tor crltirating both sides Of 4
row at once, knows that such draft has been
wanted. It is now offered, and It gives satis-
tnction to the many hundreds that have tried
It. It Is now selling rapidly, and we would
ndStsc plow makers to secure the right to use
1t before their rivals cnt them In tbs purchase
of the right.
PERSONAL Elinwood, Of Posts
B,'gade, Rcseczans' army, is in town, on a
brief visit to lis many friends. To our per-
sonal knowledge, Surgeon E. has acquired, by
close. 1aborious and successful work, splep.
did professional reputation in the army Of the
Cumberland. ae returns to his post the first
of the coming week. Surgeon Euenwooa, At
the urgent charge Of tho officers Of the brigade
to which he is isattached, will arrange while here
for the organization Of Brigade Band, If the
required number Of good unuslclans can be
obtained Tie Surgeon says that superior in
ducomeuts in way Of bounty and pay can be Of
Gercd. Parties deeiring to consult regarding
thematter, win call att. Il Woodworth's bank.
Ing Office, south east conner OF Randolph and
State@trcetE.
We yesterday morning saw Mr.. Ed.
Maple, Of the comnissa,y department Of the
Army Of the Cumberland, who las Just
reached the city after perilous throc months
absence. Mr.. NJ has made mnny ltalr-breadth
escapes during the short period of his service,
but he proposes an immediate return to the
duties Of his position.
= We learn that Professor g. C. Bart
lett of the Chicago Theological Seminary, has
been invited to accept the Professorship Of
Sacred Literature in Andover Theological
Seminary. The friends Of the Chicago Insd.
tuition will regard the compliment as high
orc. and all who know Prof Bartlett viii not
need to be assured that it is well deserved.
We can but hope TINT We are not to lose Prof.
Bartlett from the place 1e has won In connec.
ston with the educational interests Of this
city aud the Northwest.