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terial change In prices-spring extras selling at
S4.0cG 6.c0, according to quality.
Corn WIS unusually brisk, and the market was
buosant-prices closing 1014c per brshel higher
than yesterday. About 10000 bushels changed
hands. at 4AGac for Canal to River High Mixed
afoat; 49c for Yellow Corn In storc; 471<lElS4c
for Mixed Com In store; and 4G11574c for Re-
1ected Corn in store. The demand at the close was
etnl fair, both BY shippers and spectators, and
M1xed Corn was quick sale ut 4sc.
Oats were IN good demand nnd .brlsk-priccs nd
vancang &c per bushel-with sales Of IS 900 bush
eia. AZ oSdG5ac Tor No I, and i8g5oc for Rejected
oata In etore- RE was in better request, aud
prices ruled sG4c higher-with eales Of 7,eOo bu
No i in store ut 6tc.' Hshwiaes were eteady at
4l8c~ Provisions continue du1l-sales being
1itipg at $11.75 for good Country Ness Pork, Aafc
for rough aides, loose &c for primo Leaf Lard; !;
md &c for Brown and Fellow Grease. Butter Is
steady and quleta 's@13Kc for good to prime
ftkin.H -. =
Fzeighta to day we're steady at 6Ke for corn to
Buffalo; &c for wheat to Port Colbo1ue; and 914c
for Corn to 0ewego.
The Cattle market still retains the dull and life
1ees feeling, with which 1t has been characterized
during the past two OF three weeks. The IT,
ceipts to-day were Light, composed princi-
pal1y Of common to medium grades. The recent
decline In New York has deferred shippers from
operating to any extent until tthIpgs'' find a
@1erel, and the inquiry BY Government contractors
is tsialpg, there are but few buyers. Sales to-
Gay add up some COO head at range Of g. s91
40 for common to good qualities.
Live Hogs we're IN good demand and firm, but
the Hight receipts curtatga the volume Of business
Sales ranged from $AcoG3450.
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TRxcESa Tra-1he new steam w,eckt1g tug
ne i oe TAsh 9
5sSfs, :, az II @ssE1e9n noa Like uaEoa Maknx
G. nsderat1oA the purpose foT which tis d1e at4anar
REQUISITES hhTe been combined In 3 manner uas4r-
as III y aar ness
for the latter she has Complete nt ou Ths solid
ills no pans Ia Rea1 Sesa
arsd. What hss all along been much neetcd Ia ,his
e.nma1d Of which Lead shlca 1esufsncs ags:ss s IS
AID vessel can rest asu1ea That whatever 10
on adj ~ ss e s pol2aa % sstps bs
steamer Ahd copna@ter. have the requisite qualIA ~
stoEs: Length 40 feet 3 i1cnes breadth ..s fsot,
esf sl 70 hn and 4e+sg5es @ sans bur
hssd o! bis psetsrstop. Her easus whi:i, i solen.
Z :! ~ LII s19's Z
AScs u ~ ~ - being tle ds,sLsS Cylinder s. i9ch
lsll return tus. ant anuiac.used by Scott Lsyaks
xho h T. viti;ly M se'ehratsd in that uae Her wae4
IL III sad 10 + eonrsaded ~ = Gspr 81 1. TT s.
ki1pall: III officer. j R InIit; 81 ofice. Tnos I'd.
&c DO Miss Harriet f1a7penter stswardess. IA:
CABINS throughout hare been got up With exceian&
vie an5 Or al cou petition. she belongs T. Wnslogs
vel known Ine Of ste aIers Detroit Free Pr.as.
CHICAGO VEssxLs.-Tho following vessels sr.1yed
at Buffalo on the 9Th list: PFops Bradbury Venom.
and Evergreen City; Bazks sorora. Chensrgo. md
Crest Sess Big Sultan: Schr Aoasae Cuba. tt4sco,
Baltic. Harvest Qusea. Advance. Autocrat, Grswuad.
Fortune. Dazzling Wave. Monsoon. Ketchum. spau.d-
Ing. Pilot. Ethan AEeo. Richmond, Steele. Australia
Northern Belle. Hannah, Morton. Hinckley Adstatic
TIE following vessals cleared from Buffalo on tho
stii ipsr,: Pzopa Toc.varda. FouLtaia City: Bark
suorJs&de. Huperlor; schrs Hirck1ey. AaGanca Lire
Oak. Hart Battle Cuba fortuna
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ILLINOIS AND M1CT79caN cara.
=
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlhund,1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.ihund.1
BamakroRE. july 10. 19a.
.... CLEARED.
: { ak Leaf Joliet, 1so3 # lp:uber.
American etar Losalo.
ftED ., LaEallt,
PNorthrup. M,ncoca, 1s. Sc It lumber.
Preston, Me1rfs.
1oltauk. Lockpott.
lsuKa. LoeEport. 7esa II luasez. 10 m ftd,no, q N
;ath.
s Ga!e, Athens,
fu,a1ce Athens.
Terror, Athena
Palson Brownlow. lssa11e IS sllaf Ia m shingles,
Maria. kaukakee. 81 N lumber.
II:aaee. ottawa. 47,psa # lumber. 100 nsn:uslss.
ktlcs4on. Ottawa
ARRIVED.
rutop LAssl1a, 1,e13 tu corn
YORKTOWN. Tt1ea. $50 br corn.
hfcss11. Usrswa a.get bn cor7, 13 900 bu o1t3
4lyde. senscs. 3. ~ By corn
Belle, kankakee. 5l3 ou corn.
Montank. Lockport. SO bu corn.
8 F Gale, Athens 81 yds din ec>tol etouc.
Tenor. Athens. s Jts :chle st"oe.
Advance. ~ yde dluleEfton stone.
E!tzabeth. lockpost. 6&G bu corn.
Republic. Norris 30 1rnB coal E3 Iha d5nfoaga mira
eohn cScans. Morris. s ,G0u bu coru.
Oneida, Ottawa. 5.sT Gu CON-
Levtathhu. LaGa11e, 5,SGQ bu ccru.
Htrg and Wig. Laka1le. 500 hu corn.
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NEW SoRK, Jnly 1o.-Cozroy-Dec,de,5], hct-
ter at f0c. W."
-FLorR-opcned rather steady, hut op1y In ,not7.
prices.
t,WH.sKI-Easer at 45]555g{s4s.@ ~,
GRAIS-Wheat opened 1G1ac better but ship-
pers generally refusing to huJ. CLOSES dan ut about
yesterday spfices; 81 1tGt. .2j ior Chicago sps,ns:
slasGt 8: for Milwaukse c1ub; $1.11do1.i0 ior'
winner red western; $t.s5 for red Illinois. Corn
vance; 6sQ6gc, closing with no buyers at tho in
side price. 0at dull At !nG176fc:
WooI-Quict and unchanged.
old mees; st3.s7hqt140 90 for new do; $40. 7sGl1 50
foE oldand new prime $10.5o916.0 for prime:
BACON sides luli- Lard opened dull and closed
ut 9A01a-
8BDFFALO, July lyt0.-F1ouE-Quiet.
6RAN-Wheat dul1; sales all on private terms.
on tn fadE demand at o6I1sTHc; other grades
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fntersre1eed with choice music: The pun}ls
almost without exception, performed their
parts In highly creditab1e manner, showing
thorough culture, aud rejecting honor uDof1
themselves and their teachers. The attend
the close attention: they gave to all the eyer
cises was A enff1cIent evidence of thair ~
teres+ - 0e'A 11
~~''' scA,1mos SCHOOL.
The exercises Of this school we're unusually
varied and interesting. The esaays and selrc.
tfone, orations and declamations. were ali 10
ably read and dec1afmed that we have not the
heart to make illusions, which might be con.
sidered inxidtons. The Principal, Mr; Went.
amnn3 The hnsf The nnnearanca nf his 2ntnni ,1uI
E.IN EIoue LIZ t,S uee. 1no fI.t1.s ~ n3 scuoo!
l1 tul,y 1ustites his reputation as IN able and
successful teacher. ...-
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
n,,aI exercises as;atn nsaa me nf eph,h. tnan
,1saa ~ rac;ta},nns n'a;a eAse
nations and the like. All passed of pleas
aDtIy. No member Of the Board Of Education
was present, and the medals were distributed
bY the Principal. The general rejoicing nj
tie ratisfactorT Character Of the performa1ces
tba Mas naRensa ~ Misa onaE one o.
lying at the point Of death, b. ...
hsye no report. The following is tie list Of
scholars to 1r1hm the Scholarships and Fos.
ter Medals were assigned.
LIFE gcuo1Ansu1rs m BRYANT d srpA14os,a COW.
AEHc1AI co1IzGa.
DeaE6o5n-Jonathan ". bto9ks: Jo3es-I.ou-
II n; oGSanson, s1a1 =: fof9ee
m. WashinS inSfn1-ahh;e C. Boynfnn7 Mnaaio19
Matte ". Stanley. Brown-Wil1iam F. Jewett.
Foster-Mary Grace Goodwin. .ogden-Rosalle E.
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CHICAGO CATTIEmABKEr


.- FRIDAY EVENING, July 10, 1868.
BEEF CATTLR.-The market still retalus tha
dnllnees, With which 1t has been characterized
curing the last three or four weeks The rccent
decline In New York will have the tendency 10 girn
/ another q tumblen to the market as the shInners
tired OF losing money every trip, will "1ay cff7'
till things dn1 their lcrel. There was NOTHING ~
any moment doing In the yards to-daY. excent a
few transactions on government account. Sales
include: oA@10
conklin sola Brown 2 cows averaging 9ss iDs.
at $250. W. '0s'
Psa1ee sold Campbell aohead averaging AS 1bs
Adams sold Fazaett 100 head Warren county
esee1s az averaging 11D bs at $40; Is head a7erag
!nE a,n5 Ds at $500; % head averaging l.O50 H.
at $Ae2H % head averaging 1,02H lbs at $367X.
T.. Adams sold Norris ~ head coarse steers aYcrag-
Hawkins sold Morris rs head Averaging s10 Ms
ut $40. 49,.
Morris sold Faesett 50 head averaging t,o'o ns
Ietcalf sold Morris 1856 head prime stato steers,
Averaging !. 200 tns ut 81 - per head.
Light receipts mateFisly restrIcted tbs yolnme Of
bnsineas. Sales include: =
Hcoa. Average. Price.
1O4 30 4Eb0
119 9l8 4.H
1q4 206 40
O. 184 425
SHEEP Steady. Sales were:
3 sheep, averaging 1de ns at......'......,.*a@o g
140 ~. 90 80 $50
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LARcKar By Boz MINI YEARS OLp.-
Stephen Hibbard, q boy nine years old, step
son to Francis Peach, and one of the scholars
Of Washington School, corner Of West Indiana
street, Was yesterday charged at the Police
Court with the larceny Of pocket book from
the desk Of 4 teacher In the school, contain
ing fifteen dollars, Commissioner Williams
exsmined the boy, and on account Of his ex-
treme youth, and the fact that this VAS tho
only theft Of which he had ever been known
to be guilty. thought proper to discharge him
With 1eprimand.
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FUNERAL o5sEQu:Es OF TEE LATE
COL. JOSEPH R. Scott,
sEEmoE BE REV. Il. L. oo1L1En.

|
friends. By his very extensive list Of At
I onafo+onoas bo ,.o. .,,,,.-,-1,,,., .dr,i-od an
~ "'s '.''
m1 memory d1h long be chetaSnea, ana " "
s1es @A'S '4'o-' -'''@t'
them. -....s,
The rc,8alns Of the deceased we're escorte'
from hs lnte tee1oenes,. " NA .'. aasuoe
by the Great Western Band and the Citizens
- ~ +ha 7ynhas1, Arenue NJ = f,hr-o,,
| NofPes y" ~ III
which WIS already CROWDED Wien the process
ktop srrived.
e'oA srpx,crs ~ u, a
While the coffin and mourners vere ec+e,
IT. .,,,.., ri ..'. "o4e en''i
u'e LIE ea4 ~ III "ppfopf1ate ana solemn re
| IT, ro,,;er ro.d ~. 7neea t. Ii. ~
mr. Couler reaa Inc 1Uo5d hymn, which wa
sung by the choir, after which Ellsworth
Requiem was performed By Vaas q DEAN
Light Guard Band, followed By prayer by Rev
| Mr.. Collier and reading of the scr3ntpras h,
- tAs4 W e4 ANI A.@s ~. ~ tIo oe41p.utee CO y:
Rev. Mr. Stewart, and the singing Of the 7s4tl
Hymn bv the choir.
.'N1N~~ - '- -.----..
sEnEoS ns REV: =. COLLIER.
ye1ees.
Tho tonic of fhe Rcy sncster ,yae tho ar., -.
fare Of thc Christfau patriot The nsiest . tar,s
~ IN. centuries consccratrd so-nr nas. seMa'
tc was tie colossai intsllect ~ Psg1 o. r.
thr iaisseninati0n of fhr christ;sn dctrin =
fhan whum more noble chamnion nf rhr,s4 ~ a.
never lived, having come almost to tbs end Of tis
cloxe Of his maryeljous lff he too.s Io1T ,n r. r.
grave With satiftaeton: then baclwards 1o mnon M
ic wen spent in the service of Its maker rhe1
| ton which the speaker followed prominenf1x A.
yc}oned two General t1,nn,.bts. ~ ~ 20 ~ y
pparedneas foT death and secondly that
1nrs1sx fcse eat et ,eaI 1ne 1act OF dsath
tlons: They are ignorant OF the future, and Rave
proper conceptions Of its real character; death
he has wealth, popularity or fame' ihcse for1,
prominent additions to the desire for nnn;oncsd
existence, The dying man drcads to s-;va thcr m
he feels On unprsparedness for lie e3est cl,anep
head. ever came to meet the s,r,t Tent sithnt ~
feeli,p OF relpctauce and drcaa. Thcv mr. I'm.
and opens hichcr avenues of eniritus] en;nyment
Crace re1noyfs cni1t ana 1,erefa nesca T;ts1GJ
TIE heno in he nrrsrnce ~ xrhn.c ,noe+es "a.
f14 " Ses, " ne o. 1aal @ teaI and
Tas ~ hn.rgai nf reeoseT the ns
tn ihincz n h,a cnTrars:t;c n;e s 5s ~
thc nes,ncss ~ " al n F. aaa me eease o.
"a1e-n ~ hea,9 ~ s.tiaa e "as epnseaons @ o
towards God. ain tskipga retrospective view d
his past career BE- could ses al the way through Al
where its Interrogation lad been manif.ste1 +
| bis behalf In the couree OF conversation ho said
Him il 5e his vii to ca3i me hence far q
We arc at liberty to assert continued the Speaker
Col Scott is at rest in Heaven. am fully persua
| deo that he IoFeo God.
in the fact Of victory. But alas, how 1panY liye
arc 1efa1nfts; full Of good Intentions and re}fanc,
| upon good works, without any peace With God, 0
| d. pende1ce Rpon Him. This hero had 4.fopcht th
good teht''-his life was succezs, his death i yic
tory.
The first warfare Of the Christian patriot fa fo
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lBpEcM Dispated to tie Chicago TfibuneI
DErsa1~. July 10. 1868.
Ur-PToDs Pittsburgh. Genet, rona 1anda Bas1s
Northwest. Window: Schrs Guide. Easex, Mas1ll,
Cu5shoga, Miranda, Stalker. q. a. Richmond. Ju-
piter.
DowH-Props P1rsouth. Buffalo. Racine. Nlle. slIs-
scu1i. Concord Bark Cream City. Wavazly; sch1
HrI
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Gbleago Gribn1re,
THE CITY.


LIE EXCURSION f''oa AoaonA--"e 1esf1
.tom tne aurora 4eaeon tnae .ae excursion
A"u. - @.a. pace ~ uah e'ts' "n1sa taAea p'ae'
vi 'a' 'o'n 'n7A'' - W pe = tta1'a l''a.s.
JoSra ScHoor.-The pr3nc7na1 of Tho roro
st. .a,,..7 ~ .s t.At'' 114o esnoiaae
..,,o., - ~ 4no1' ~ taiei
~,-,. @Sn"tto" aaeelaoon ~ 1oa'
pprsrSr.r1os -rb,, ooou,o,n q n,cnt
fscent horse .e,nsnrno,,ts e,sh avord. bell
ami, shon1der 1not v;l1 he presented to Lieut.,
co,R U sm,tb ~ The store Of Turner and
s,du,r, ~ 1nre strret O. B. Haycs, Esq,
win make tie presentation speech on behalf
OF the donors, personal friends Oh coA s'@''n
e.,vor 7nr Wrsr s1pE C1rf RAILWAYS.
Ta W. understand that a firm from New York
~. h,ra nnrc1aeca tho Randolph and Madi-
~ s+,oat lines Of CITY Railwny. and nronose
TENDING them. at an early day. a,onr Mil
-r.rree ani, R,ne island avenues.
--
TIE Old ZoUAyEs.-Those OF the members
Of the famous United States zona7es who
were Of the escort yesterday In the funeral
,.,.a,, =, ho,-o,,a ~ +ho ,,,.rra, l., which
49, .oon,t+ad +hams,,-oe r,,o,- nerson,1
anncsr.nce ,rna wood and their 1nnrchinr cr.
.e11,on+
Recommended dispatch VIE received from
Frederick. Nd, last evening, dated July 10th
conveying tho intelligence that Major Medi,l'
of the Eighth Cavalry, will recover. Hls
wound is a terrible one, but the crisis is
passed, and his recovery IL now confidently
7Tas,u ~. ,ro,,aoa ~, .,,o ~, ,u.4..t ~
..ss.a ~, ~ - 49, s,.t--,as -a.-% t' ~
ra-s - - - ''1' |'4''A 11''AA = 1Aeust4sA''
0's'
. ikcEED1AR1sA.-Nightb before last between
10 and II O'Clock, the carpenter shop located
near Wells street, In the alley between Madi-
son and Monroe, was fired BY piling shayings
at one corner outside Of the building and
then setting them on fire. The fire was un.
der good headway; aman passing By gave the
alarm, and with some neighbors, subdued the
flames- This is the second time the premises
have been fired, the first proving quite dis-
<'&'Ao''
FOREST BAT GRoyE-The excnrs,on ara
basket picnic Of the First Unlrersa1,st Soc;e.v
anii sunday.school. will take p1nce on Tues.
day next, July 14.h, Preparations hayt, 1,ren
made for Grand rs1a day. Sporta md o,n,es
will be had on the rronnde to,a+hcr Win i,
good band Of music, Refreshments vii, he
provided for those who 81, unnroridea c,,s
will leave +ha N,,w,r1-ee dan,+ ~ a 49,.
precisely: returning. leave fhe r,rovo ~ o.
a. m
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

| FR1DAT EVENING, July 10, 1853
! ~ "A grain sotJ ..1n sto-e"ss repor.sd Il.
pa Sy Ssys = sss; esa:.ss % q tqg s s:s asGa pafa
for The grain to Me seller. Wien q tr1AAGet.on IL
aas 1. y ,Pae1 e. st gp gay: Y s .eors9s
! Hated.
FRE1GHrs-Qntet and steady: Tho eseags-
Ms1neF 19 9essa no fmo mo.e nie
| Sophia Smith, Wm, T. Stephens. Athentan, Gold.
en Flsece, Noi%Tegian anc =. +. Allen-aA With
a!a, With corn, et 9xe 70 Polk co1DonsE: M :is seSr
Marco Polo. with wheat at &C..
T., ,fLoukTReselved, 1000 bE1s; shipped, none:
$4ss; 1go b1ls uneound Spring extra at LOO; 1M
aSoee NSS,sw wf and 4 q bs
f50l is0 bis q caledonian super M at SIS. a.
BRAN-1n good demand. Sales: IL tons at
WHEAT-Recefved to-day, 41.7ss bu; shipped,
bs,s bu. Market advanced 202Kc psr basaeI
500 bu No Red In store ut 81 %: LOCO
e 8 at s14se 1q r. hssstsd Il T. stoss
ba 90 {in L. at Sit5; ao5 i b. O. do dt 1T sle a;
stSo 5a No spftng a Eooa North and soa56
&c EGO e e Do 9 as oss s. Do III $. 3. ::
sec; s9 ha h da Rejsstsa @ sP5ing ln A. D. & cos) It
% g Il 7oe So p b o. 9 Il i1s ST. go oa DO TN
CoRN-Receised, 1ss 4s4 bu; shipped, =, ,551b bu;
market sstse nS a14 adyaaSsd 1aA sass
r O. sa n .s a b ssea aess t.
W IL ~ :. ~ - a. aoaGs 4',tou " w
q 4a92sc + Q: p; 50o o1 DO At S1c 0. b;4, bu
IeuoW Iofn IN asofe 2t 43c: &7,OOU bu MixBd Corn
~ store at 45aS: 45o0 hu % at 4s1c: 215, 100 bu
co at &c :o,0CQ bn DO At 47hc; 1900 bn do Ut
94Stg ,g % 90 AZ 41c' T. ~ 'M9 pn DO at 4sAc
80. Odts-Heseasea, >: g .l,3o9 ohs Market dtm and
anoqt @ ~ 2 nusoei M l nsher; M @ ea,es wese:-6W M bn
@ At S4ae; i 1eoo ba a s DO Ct s4c: 1000 bu Do (in
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Boar6tn4-

DOARD1NG.-Two rooms to let
II with beard, on rea4onaole tsrms> to sentlcuaa
ard vita Or Ee1tlemen A1so. Two day ooardsra
cast Gomez Of lAcdolph adeo jJ8hG1 1t
, 1863-07-11

EXCURSION TO LAKE SUPERIOR.
going On this trip must eecuro tickets
Immediately for the number is limited The
Steamer Planet will leaye on Thursday, July
10th, at o'clock. Tickets for ea1e BY J. G.
Conrad, Banker, No. ~ Clark street.
, 1863-07-11
JsiLn, 1868.

VM$H AA3 AAVN.
ARREST or L CoCHTERPE1TER.-Lntc On
Thursday evening desperado was arrested,
after fierce resistance, by several detect
Ives, in saloon on Clark street, opposite the
Court House, while In the act Of Offering a
counterfeit five dollar bill In payment for q
glass Of liquor. Alter being taEen to the Cen
tral station he WIS thoroughly searched, and
q fine batch Of counterfeit ayes, on the Ches-
Ter Bank, Chester, New York, and lot OF
postal currency, were found upon him. He
Eaye his name MS Harry Temple Several
Brooklyn ferry tickets wero also found on
his pereon, from which circumstance it is
thought he is from New York, probably on
tprospecting tour'' through the West. he
Is now in safety, bagged, and harmless for
evil.
TIE HHPoPo7rA.1Us AID G. F. BHrEY's
MKHAGERM AND C1Rcus.-The exhibitions Of
this mammoth establishment commence
Monday, on the corner Of State and Twelfth
streets. The Hippopotta1nus which will be
exhibited, is the only one ever brought to
this country. He WIS purchased By his pre-
gent proprietor; G. c. Qnick, from the Zoo
logical Society, London, and brought to the
United States By him; at cost of over sixty
thousand dollars.
This enormous brute il undoubtedly the
s'Behemoth Of Holy Wtit,'' and should,
therefore, attract a large interest among bib.
1cal students, as well MS all lovers Of natural
history. Besides the Hppopottamus, the
menacerie comprises full collection Of all
kinds Of rare Wild beasts md birds,
DONATION fARTx At IaH OLD LADIES'
AokE.-Aa oa tne at1enos o. tMs deserving
charIs, ase spec'aus aas1tea 1ofattend 10
naoon garry, q me dome' no W, Third
Avenue on Inc a1tesnoon and evening OF
1uesaas neAs. LUIS 1nstasauon depends sole
~ upon tne Apeianty o. tne oene7olent Tor Its
suppofs, ana Ns boa1o o1 Managers now mp
peal with confidence to generous pnblic for
renewed ana sups1an1aal manifestations OF Its
tosterng care. Donations Of provisions, A.
4acles Of clothing suitable for the inmates,
bedding, furniture, money, or real estate, will
be Thankfully received.
The reception committee, Mrs. William
Wheeler, Mrs. 8. 7. Atwater, and Mrs. s. Z.
Ball, with other members Of the Boand OF
Managers, will be in attendance during the
afternoon and evening.
,n,,xonc R1o~rT.u
sh1rt ~ 4en o,c,oct- ,-. 49, a-+aD.;-. .0. @us 4nl'
.s,as,,snment .. % IN T,1ler,s o R1on. mDn g. Dul4
horn .treet uas x7afted b, sen,a - ~. ~. .ssa. %
au.lc noitce md The inrna+ss - +~a,.n - H.as ~
,nnmher were orretted m,rched - 80 -, -
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a Magnificent Sleeping Car.

i.
one a1ter another OF the Western Railroad
Companies have ta1ed their skill and inge-
nni.v In ,,rodnca s1een,nr cers--ach ao,er;or
~ 49,. - 800 - a,,t.ra ass.,S,ota
~ tnoeo u IneU i'a'o-4u poil1 VI coupleH'@
ness, comfort and magnidcence. But from
..,.oa III 10 w,,o. = ~ 80 unx,arn.,a
tuFcu NY -. ~. hason O. w., " opF1nSuelo,
MaEs., md )nst pIaceo upon tne chicago and
Alton Railroad by The patentecs and proprie-
fo1e. Field d Pullman. We think tina ultima
~. - +h.t ;5..o..;oa ta. haa, .+to.aoa ~.
thue IN that direcllon mas oeen attained bS
them, The car Ia 5s feet long and Of the usu-
al width, The interior Ia of black walnut.
,,.,e,, b;oh1v no1,ehoa Tnstnad of +ba or3,,-
1-T5.3 1 a..e ~. 4a-.,.s 49, -. @so -oA1a, :,
ary c1a1npea ssats, LIZ oert1s a1e 50 aIfahgca
that in the daytime the chr Is really pleasant
salon. the eofas extending along the sides. with
,,n o,,o,-- f,r thaso ,.7,o aest-o 1%o -.
camp enalfs 1of anose WHO oeslfe. lho car
contains fourteen sections, capable Of accom-
mod f1atinp four persons to Ser
+io, A. f5f+v s.v n,ssenoers !, nj, Tna nv.
uon' VI - - elA paaseuEele ~ ~e. An' cur;
tains are o. moket plush, with curtains Of ro-
lin finished lasting. To convert this into q
sreeninp car at n5rht. all that IL necessarv n
~ s1;aa m. the sofss md lat dow tha 49,, -
10 suue ont tne solas' an 1et Gown Inc cush'
ion back, and the couch Is complete. When
the beds are all made up about three feet of
space is LETT in the aisle, and tbs berths arc re-
screened By costly damask curtains, extend.
ing from the roof to the f1onr. The car Ia nro,
vided with double doors and windows to
dcaden the sound, and it is said thnt passea-
ger3 can converse with as much relief from
noise as though they were in their own par
2ors. In the raised ceiling are eight Of West
.ake's patent ventilators. There are also
+ twenty ut yentilators in the roof They
render ventilation most complete, while
dust and einders are entirely excluded. At
, 1863-07-11

Money active at eD7 per cent,
Sterling Exchange drmer, with moderate de-
mAnd at 145914G for first class bills
Gold f1mer, opening at 1873, declining to 13a1<,
and cloRiDg quiet at 139;x xD1aaA.
a0YEKNNEET STOCKS.
Government stocks quiet.
ss ss:Gs,acf5xa'11SSss .. $, 1:yr eezs...... asx
, 1863-07-11

II this city, July 10ta. 1863 at bis readencs 2ta
soun EesP9ain'ss 9 ne SS;s 51fsst LnENzo m WILKINSON.
There wt III oe eetrg of th5 members ct thu nar
at TIE rcoUs of tho Law Library, ut u clock this
mnrripG. =
The will ba at hts late 1es5deuca at O'Clock
Pm. Friends are Invited to attend,
, 1863-07-11

TIE EXCURSION FROM AuRoRA-Wele learn
from the Aurora Beacon that the excursion
from that place to this city, which takes place
on the 18th inst, is to be @ grand affair.
, 1863-07-11
i FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL,


I FArDAr EVENING, July 10, 1856. =
The gradual rise is gold, or eomc other cause,
has stimulated the grain market. and hence We
have rather more activity to notice at the banks
but with most OF them the demand IL still far be-
low their means, 4 very large inyoice OF first
class paper would be gladly taken at current rates
by most ofthe banks, viz, 8D1o per cent
The exchange market Is still decidedly close.
We heard Of eomo bankers who had to pay is, in
order to keep up supply. The usual rates are
still, buying, pan9x; selling, H04. The lower
figure is by Stuzgess Sons to customers, aud, per-
haps, few others may sell round lots to custom
ers at the came price; but most Of the bants hold
itt1rm at H. .i:- .
Gold is higher. Private dispatches made tho
rates In Wall street as follows: 1921 1sa, 1asx,
closing at 1ssH- The rangc here was lao@ts1, and
a few parties under orders may hare paid 1a3,
About 1M WIS the more usual rate.
Silver, 120G125. New Treasury notes selling at
kQ4.
Taxes IN New TogK.-The New York Com
nerrial -idrertiser says:
According to the statement furnished to the
Board OF eRpervisoss some weeks since by Comp
troller Brennan, the amount required to be raised
By tax n this city and county for the current year
Eor county purposes. incindinE pay >@S'''1'
pst Of Il tie Metropolitan Police tofcs.:. 2assD.n
For de2cisnetes f oceasionsi ~ erro. o'Vl's.aa
1eous assessments, fnsolvencies, --.
ec''-'.......:s..,......-.. b24,121.45
Total. ..$u, ,7s3 457 03
By the annual return OF the Commissioners Of
Taxes and Assessments made to tho Board Of Su-
pefv1sofs On Monday last tho assessed valuation
lows: a:p' = ''' @' ~AA'D' ,e'f - s'A'sa as 'o'-
Real EstAte. 1871 Bs3
, 1863-07-11

srEc1E.-The following will show the exports OF
specie from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending July 4th, aud since the beginning Of the