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The defamation of the young gentlemen
was of high order of merit, showing
natural capacity in them, developed by ju-
diciOus training on the part of their teacher.
The essays of the young Misses we're above
the average of school girl productions.
A Committee chosen for the purpose of
awarding prizes decided as follows The
first prize for defamation was given to John
Williams, Jr., who recited "Spartaeus to the
Romans" He has fine voice and gives
promise Of being a superior elocutionist.
The second Prizs for defamation was
awarded to Arthur Hinekley. His was an
grafton entitled, Speech for the tines" 1t
was a spirited production spiritedly deliver-
ed. A prize for the best essay
was awarded to Miss Franeillia
Norton. Her subject was " What is
life ?" 1t exhibited vigor of thought uud
a viVidness and beauty of expression not
often met with in a young writer. There
are others whom We would specially commend
had We space. The exercises concluded with
gymnastic drill with Wands and wooden
dumb-bells' by class of young ladies, VINO
exhibited great proficiency in very useful
branch of educasion which has been but re-
Gently added to female requirements.
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
exercises at the Institute, embracing some
military novelties. by the bOys-prize fenc-
ing, &c.
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LADIES, if you want a nice, cool dress 60
to kendal's, or any other dry goods store.
But if you want a delicious glass of Cream
Soda Water call at Halls, II Public Square
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EIsHINQ TACKLE-A

JHST TREOEIYED-Af fresh sup S'rs-AL-asAsS1
ply of Conroy Celebrated Fishing Tackle Our stock
o. Rods, Reeds, Lines, Hooks Flies, BAL 9, Ac, &C.
Is large and IN great EaTie y.
nEWe have also on hand fne assortment %
Double and Singe- Barreli, shot Guns, Rifes, Re
vOiving Pistols, Powd-r Elaskg, shot Pouches, am-
munitions, and evrything required for Field Sports,
AZ HATTERSLEY'S GUN STORE,
l02 Superior-St., Cleveland. o.
HWRepsiring sGtly executed. may7
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FHEE DRfdvKhH or LETTkRs--Agreea-
bly, to the provisions of the new Post Once
law which goes into eject tO-day, Post Mas
ter oOwles has, instituted system Of free
delivery Of letters. For this purpose
Messrs. J. W. Briggs, 6. W. Upton and S. O..
Conan haFs. been appointed letter carriers,
who will commence delivering alphabetical
letters to-day. e.
q Mr.. BfggT territory is bounded by Erie
street, CuyahOga river and the lake. His
territory also includes University Heights,
Mr.. Upton territory is bounded by Eu-
Gid street, (inoIuding Euclid both Sides
Wilson Avenue, the Lake and Erie street.
Mr.. OOWan's territory is bounded by Pros
peet (ineludipg Prospect both sides, and
Erie streets, Wilson Avenue aud the Canal.
@ It cannot be sxDected that all alphabet
cal letters will be delivered Immediately,
riIlthe carriers have become familiar with
the names of residents in their respective
beats. Many letters viii still have to be
called for at the office.
Each Letter Carrie, will wear on his hat
pink band, with the words printed on it,
" Post Office Letter Carrier" rssr
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due dfschargea soldiers or resigned once
promptly n4Ilected, or cashed. Also,
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EXHIBITION AT HUMsToN's INSTITUTE
ThB annual exercises at Humiston's Institute
on the Heights, which close the school year,
took place last evening in the Institute build
ing, being held in the Gymnasium which was
fitted up for the occasion. A band from In
dependence snIivenea the evening with ex-
eeIlent music. The attendance was quite
large. The exercises, which consisted Of
defamation, reading of essays and music
were extremely interesting. Rev, Mr. Thome
was present and opened the exercises with
prayer. The following was the programme
Of exercises:
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N A Rim E..
PoEr or OLHvuLASD, June >

ENTERED.
Stmr Forming Star. Yiger, Detroit. %
Simr eco Muna C9lh 8, Pa stanley. tE
S-hr Milan, K Sc, NJ rUuette. .E
sChr J. kOuI Raymo d, MHquatte.
chr Flgh Butterleld, Ma quette. DOB
ScOw ayiower, ArRyie Port linton. a--
ScOw E. X Kane, cobb, Kel ey's island. -
CLEARED.
Stmr May Queen, McRay, Detroit.
Stmr City OF level md, Wilkins, OntonagOB.
Top Vermont, Bishop, Ogdeisbu gh. HIf -
SCnc New OndOu, smith, aTquetfe.
Schr Hannah Butler, Peace, Hami ton. -
SChT Flight, butterheld, Marquette.
Schr britannia Chnte. Port Burwel.
COW Gen scott, Az rill, kel ey's island.
Sow X. Kane. C'hb K-liey,s Island.
ScOw Black Rover Lawer, andusky.
Sow Comet, Chapman B ack River
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MILLORD'S ESTATE.
hCNotics is hereby given that the suh,e iber has
been appyin ed ana qualified as AdmiuistratOr on
the estate Of Richard Milford, late OF koyaltOn in
Guy hcga County, cecsased
Dated at Cleveland, this Sd day ofJune, 1857.
juhel6 Az 70, RENJAMEN y TYLER.
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VW SOLDIERS AND FHEIR HEIRS

d. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage q Bruos,
IH euthOrzed and licensed by the United States 10
O. Ct Peo- ions: Bgunty aud tack Pay, and other
the state Of ohio. By late isyof Congress SodeFt
plscHA AeEn by resson OF woUEnreceived IN service
aft eitil leo 10 aliN Bounty SoaierB 0f the ihrsa
months ssTvice and large Dumbao of ofhers ara an.
titled 70 pay Tor service Be fore hehp mustered into
the Y. 5 Service and tho Enudb VIII wore moi NINA
tered &c at Al entitled q pa. An sncb can
have their claims promptly adjusted md collected bV
applying personally or BY Litter. eucifrg stann ii
D. W GAGE, l6s snr-i r-St -
Opposite the MeTctsai's Bank
a-nEo lfNiauh Fl htn
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Report of +Interment, in the several Cemete-
Males, so; females, 81.

There were In Inferred in Woodland Cemetery
taken from Vaults and disinterred from the
West Side and Catholic Cemeteries.
W. G. STEDMAN, City Sexton.
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YEssEL MOvEMENTs.-Th movement Of vessels on
Sunday unusually HvelV, passing in consilera e
numrers from Gather direction. At time
counted upwards OfeiXty under sa in close pTOxim-
ity 70 Ih- city. while az the same time q . umboEof
gr'u loaded vessel IN Of tugs bound Gown.
number Of those under sail We been detained for
several days by head wiuds.-LIb, .t
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m HOL1-LNL2s
-lras Bounty, Pay and Fon1loas.
" go saihOrised BY Governments to collect
SIOO Bounty,
Arsed soldiers, also the widow, children,
HsnHS heirs Of AL deceased soldiers. also
PepslsEs,
l7l.l.iaii sFery discharged soldier who was DIS
kb ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sister. as aley are severally entitled under
Che law Asa,
due diEchargea soldiers or resigned oficers,
promptly yreaIlected, or cashed. Also,
---s.Prize Honey.
Money en1s enlisted months mem money
me tesnnsterss and every other class Of clam
rowing out OF this or any otherEar.
- Evoid Claim Agents who are not LIZ
Wepuhiish "Tho Soldiers Friend,"a paper
n much interest to soldiers and their heirs
seud us your name and stamp, and We will send
teopy nee; or tFGvs copies, one each month,
ioTas cents.
ApplT 20 us in person or by letter, with stamp
rad Tour business sfsll have prompt attention
Fess low, and no chssge until amer We have &C
O. 6. BRUCE,
o@ce-Lymsn's Block near the Court House
cleveland. jRn31:tf
~ Dr.. Gibson. Proessor OF Medicine and
EIeoropathy, e1fes obfinste cases Of DysPeP
siA, Rhsumstism, Scrorla, Neuralgia and al
BerVous dissssss, and iseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, LungH, liver and Urinary Or
lTEns and other Chronic diseases. Reference
FfVen 20 plsny fornnlHoie eases cured in this
sity sitnsnt in snolaE osivriiI. ofsse No. iIs,
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MOLD ABD SLBVH Re. a READ
MY safo.. tankers. g Superior-st, pay the high-
est Premium for al kinds q premium money.
EOR SALE CHEAP "A STEAN
ENGINE sc Of the ilor-ng uimen ions;-
fffrl ~ fore. a-ifeh Etrofe hoilsTs each 20 tset
lone > 19,ss N lach boiier.of Is inches Has been
n na5 slr ,iTee yesra all in GOOD c0nditicE. For
ter1r-,Ssc e4quire Il , L Nd Co., Massf lOn. or
EkVf Il rs n, leeelsnd. inne26-ii5
n READ Il co, BANKERs, 95
saTiOr-st., pay he highest Premium for
E interest due May IL, on o S. Government
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CAREY. June o. 1858.

CAREY, June %, 1868.
Mr.. SOLMoEseE Dear Sir,-When you
was at my house, some two weeks ago, you
will recolleet that 1 bought two pairs Of
glasses for six dollars gave you ten and
q one, and you gave me back Eve on the
Valley Bank Of Hagerstown, Maryland,
which is worthless. Taking you to be an
honest man, I think you did not intend to do
il. Now all 1 want is to have it made right,
for 1 am not able 20 lose il. Dron me- n lina
at Carey, WyandOtte, county, Ohio.
With respects, yours, ars.
HENRY BROWE.
The above is specimen of a number of
letters received by me lately. It is down
right swindle, and Mr.. Brown probably got
bogus glasses as well as bogus money, but not
from me, as 1 never was in WyandOtte coun-
ty, and never have sold glasses except at my
store, and never have had a travelling agent.
Beipare Of peilars claiming 10 be Mr.. Soimoh-
son or to hare his goo3s. They are impOsitors
and slDilldleys SOlmOnsOn's improved spec
tncles can only be had Of him at his store,
No. IS0 Superior Htreet, under the American
Hotel, Cleveland.
b. aaa 5sls L. Il. SoLMONsOE, oPieian.
ie27:446
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NEW vEssEL,-The Jessie Is the nome Of a new
fore and aft vessel, which halls from Ashtabua and
was built at that place by Messrs. Thaysr for Hub
bard Co she is rs tons burthen, and carries 5000
busheIs -t.
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HsREetAblgHISPATGH Hes.
FROM MANGEEsTER, TENN.

The Battle at HooVer's Gap on the
24th--FOrWard Movement on
q Z the 25th--A Steady Kd-
VanCs and Occupation Of Manohes-
ter--Rebels Falling back on
TqllahOma-7Gsn ely
burnerepoFtedki killed.
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CLAIMS.
DENSIOkS AMI BOUNTYI
widows OF Omcers snd Soldiers,


Who have dsd, OF who have been killed In service,
Their mn rDhildran depe dent FarsnIs Eroti ers
OF slats aeeurifled TO iu peusinns and Of
pay aud aluOl1unty and uudrd o'diars are enfi-
gro 20 psn 70 the extent Of di' ability All who
nave se Feo NFf years. who have hes discharged
py i asois o. hnut De re en- IL ed n 800 Bounty
The uuder9fned, kte Lieut.. Col. 9TH Ohio VoluH-
eerss hss opaed a. 0fics IN Warren, Trumb1ll Co,
Ohio, 20 prnse;ute the
PhhslOl AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will lso prsecute All basiness aga,,st the INV
eIument IN any Il its ID psrtments His long sxperi-
enc ln tne ~ sinss and long service in the army and
~ snurongna ql5tniance with the Of doir
the % nesal and low end WhsTe 70 obtain evidence
ln All case glyes a adval tages ov r all her pr
sohs engaged 20 " t1Hiress be CHARGES ONLY tha
legal ees-t5,sf in funsiOn cases with a chsree oi
- TT each ahdasil where additional evidences 4
Soldiers, write tohIm or cali on him at bis Of
nee u you write give ll history OF the ca=e and en-
elose .taInp and you Wtiget 3 sstls Ory By
EeLuIp mall J. r. ASPER,
Attorney Il Law,
ARilet8 Warren, Trumbuil Co., q.
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GOLD and sILVER,f
Demand Notes, =,
Canada Money, ah
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe State OF Indiana,
". 8. rynunOus fntorast

~ALL KINDS Of 0. 6. Government Bouds
Bought and For Sale.
81 UECURRENT BANK NOTES Bought OF low.
est rates Of Discount aprII:t4s
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BW-Oitissna wishing Conveyance 70 sither OF thu
sbnVe Trains OF Boats win be called for By Cosches
efstsYens' Omnibus Line, By leaving their address
81 tbs opl lls once. ~ S1Perior-et., next door 70
the " Weddsu House-
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SI0O Bounty,

4 Allras Bounty, Pay and Fo.lloas.
7. - saihOrised BY Government to collect
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sAW ADSkKrlzEH

N-- -------L
John Ellsler-Acaaemy Of Music.
T. Cowles-A dvFrtised Letters.
IN. sarpeut-Notioe II Contractors.
Pelton & Breed-For hissEo and BiilVauk. o.
Henry Bentz-LEke FIis VGla.
Up. Shsrwtod-1hs Bargain Of ths S4ason.
Brainard's Hall-Hamblin's star Ar istss.
H,,=.-r = - 's'-4i--''' ,xcur ion.
, 1863-08-10

and the whole is In q fair way to become
per1nansncy among Christian undertakings
here. Il has, however, been deemed most
desi,able to effect union between this new
measure snd the already existing Bethel mis-
sion, ur6ez the auspices OF the seamen's
Friend Society, Of. which Rev. J. &. Leonard
las been for come years the chaplain. A
meeting to initiate steps to effect such un.
ion was held on Tuesday evening, when a
committee Was chosen to represent the new
organization and forward proposals. designed
to make the new building, the now greatly
needed sailors chapel, and locate anew AID
permanently their Bethel. The committee
arc Messrs. George Armour, J. Y. Farwell,
". Il. Bradley,
, 1863-08-10

s1see There ycry litt!e doing IN Gu1k Meats We
note sales Of Cle1e Sides at SIC loose.
There vas fair inquiry for Timothy Seed, and tho
market Il ira with sales at aa sman lot Of
Clover Seed changed Lands at $Sc0.
Salt Is quiet nau steady, VITA sales Of roo brls sas
nav at Szle delivered. LIVERPOOL 6. 4. Is lun and
nominal nt S1M9lH
Wool b Ina state ofchsonsc inactivity, and the
Eet y aliuost nominal at 5@trc for Medium to fine
worked. We note the sale OF ssan lot Of uuHashcl
1t s0e.
lhere was little Or no demand for Cattle, md tho
mafSet has sutereda depression Of fully s;c per =
SINCE thls d2y week. Live Hogs were d11l and hca7y,
at further dccnnc ofs3e
, 1863-08-10
GRAND RALLY T0-NlekT,
ADDRESS BY MAJ. GEN.
LOGAN,

1t VII gratlfy the heart Of every loyal mau
in Chicago, to read the announcement which
nc nuke, that Major General John A. Logan,
the War Democrat, the MN who believes in
fighting to end this rebellion, and does not
hesitate 10 use all the weapons God has placed
in our hands for this end, md who has abund-
ant1y exemplifed his belief by glorious deeds
on the battle-felds Of Port Gibson, Raymond,
jackson, Champion Hills aud vlcksburg, will
address our citizens upon the great topics OF
the day, and especially upon the necessity Of
q ayigorous prosecution Of the var to conquer
a peace, this evening, in the Court House
Square. commencing ut seven o'clock. Let
there be an audience so large that Court
House Square cannot contain it. A verbatim
report Of the speech will appear in Tuesday's
TRIBUNE.
, 1863-08-10

Atlantic Ocean and make them blessing to tho
whole African race. In the meantime 1t will take
yesrs 10 bring this great result atout, and We mrst
tSs sa'S aias,sspp is Rivez. and !oosca Up and
down hare said to myself II this wne continues
long, as there arc n.re blacks in A1abimo and
Assssppi tha tcse are whtes Az Sao ~ AZ AZ
be easy for the blucks slipping across tho
river to settle down in Arkansas and Te1ast
l have looked ut the original charter Of
though peflsps not il tsesc szacs words: .,thete
eha'l never be power given to abolish slavery
in the State Of Texas" They declare that slaveiy
shall never end there We have seen hoE strong
II, and they were the first TO bear the pennlty and
the fret to be restored to order, and feel the
day 's not far distant when God intends to repeal
that article In the Charter Of Texas. ~ tho
race Of cofored people shall set down close be
eide them to wstch the borders for us. The col
orGd people from Kentucky and Tennessee making
their way to Texas, and the coloted people
between US ard the KiIg OF france. aud ! thlnk
can almost zee in this Idea how He makes tic
hand Of man to praise Him.
as such, little light that sometimes seems to me
to break though those clouds; how it may be
know not, but you kEow end I know that whether
this war be Eho.t 2. long Wncthef y9ar sqns }l OF
that freedom ahall triumph; that the Lord, God
Almighty reigneth, and I feel can cay to day,
Let The Garth rejoice. and let the mnlttudss Of
the isles be glad.'' Amid Ill the darkness can
Of His throne, and the dayis coming when the bat
tie CIT ahall die away. when the clear sunlight Of
Heaven shall drive tho Emoke Of battle from OF
this land. o, mcthinks I can see, our satnted
low TIE II fE of cErizt ri is 7stssd Tie glorious
flag Of my country With its stars and stripes.
, 1863-08-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

AKRIVED. 8.
Stms Comet, Morgan, Two Iuye.s. sunIries-
Prop Entget State, Ueckwtth, Buffalo, surdrfcs.
Prop Seioto, 1rnyeza1 Godcrleh, sIuaftes.
1Top Montsot5err, Gllies. Sa:nla, sanslrics;,
Brig Fashion, C1ydcedale, Oconto 1so NJ lumber.
Schr Son and Hell, Davis, Toronto, is cor = wood
schr Hastings HAYWARD, DIlefy1ic, 80 m lumber so m
scz Eoss passman. Johosoa auszcson. - N ,rsnoer.
s eGrs oseass. iaaf Il
sehr HarEcq, Johnson; Little sua1uice, lNnl ian-
schr Minerva, Iout:ell, Grand Haven, go N lumber.
CLEARED. Aug. 8.
fss SsRss BE4 bss hsfs ss9s1is u or
Prop Bagao Douglass, buffalo, 800 bu corn. 20 s.a
Prop Gtcs, sarnn 2ao7 Drls -four and
BARK calniyez. .rec,ernand, slndsor, 1850 bush
schs AE.atght, Jasper. Buf1a1o, 1s,s SIS bu corn
sehr Mary II Scott, Huntsborger, Buffalo, Is 5 Dush
sch= Guido. johnson, Ocouto, sun1ries
eclr Sophia Smith, Love, Buffalo, Il, TO- hu corn.
Sclr s Rcmts, Manning, BuIale, II go bu wheat
sear Geo y Holt. Gi6bs, buffalo. $500 ba corn-
Vessels Pissed Detre.s.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trioune,1
DErRoEf, August s. 1853.
CR.1Props ontonagon, Mohawk. Acme barSs NJ
Ghe!s, WAyerlr, fa.e Scenf: brig Commerce; 3c,rs
GertnGe DirEc1sou, Wings OF the morning. uuuuasd,
golden HrErestr Sutton, Richmond
DoWa-txop 1daho, Potomac, Alrfndc; bark Stan
, 1863-08-10

TOR SALE.-A good opportunity.
IL The whole OF = half interest In good but;aesa
toE 1als On sste o. account Of ~ hssl.;. q oas
c1ne, WAtorsio< *hn14E.H:t
, 1863-08-10
Bridges, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fi}tnra Ehfenpo Trfhunp.

Permit me, in behalf of the officers and
men Of Bridges Battery, Illinois Volunteer
officers and corporators of Rosehiu Cemetery
for their patriotism and liberalitY, manifested
by the donation of seven Of their most valun-
bic burial lots, to be used US . place Of inter
ment for such Of our number as may FILL in
defence Of our country during the present
war. We prize this gift for it, beauty and
regarding Rosehill as one Of
the most chcelfal resting places for the dead
in the land. we prize 1t, also, as an evidence
that the hearts Of good and true men at home
beat in unison with the hearts Of the mcn
who wicld the sword fer their country's re-
demption, and who will not sheathe It until
The last fue of our glorious Government shall
have yielded to its rlghtful authority.
LIEUT. MoRHIs D. TEXTILE,
Bridges Battery, I. V. A.
, 1863-08-10

Rstes to pqnkl,k s pei car isssthan to Buffalo.
H. Z SsastsE " 100 as1sss than to Buffalo.
"'>'' s1e' B BEEF CATTLE.
Ths total zecetpta OF Beef Cattle fox tie week end.
i1g today amount acsoselng t1 m dsB sese2fs
of lastyear-
TIE opEsrso OF TEE ,rsnKRr.
FI1pAr MoRsEa. august 7.-Ths opening Of tho
catts market thla week be described IN vary faw
vords-p.euty Ct cattle. few pr5ars. end affairs gen.
e.ally dull stale and ucprcftable." This is lot to
bo wondered at. when the number otnu1lccka Oh sale.
nEd the GcclIac IN New York Is takea into account
There were In the yards thi. morning about SO head
Consisting Of the poorest 'Tun" s7e hare this
seaton. EarIy In the day few lots were taken by
seculators and city butchers but beyond this there
wss Eothrg doing. as the shlpfcrs wezo afraid to ope
rate owing to tie decliIa and Downward tendency in
New 7orks On government account there was
yoly tstltng lnQusy-as most OF tho contracts we,o
nlled and there will aot be any requistoEa on the
new orEs tn about the first OF next month. In tbs
afternoon It was tpossblc to sell at any price, and
tho market c1oaed heavy with downward tendency.
TIE CLOSE OF TIE IAEKEr.
EATuRDAT EVENING. August 8-The clo.e Of the
market has been great deal ,hsn ths opening
ss ttec were ah1ut ECO ore fresh cattle On hardin
addition to tho nuEb6r Isit oTcE from yesterday and
tha1e were Io buyers. good many THU steors were
taken by feeders and grazera At s2a@23 but bsyoad
tits there was no inquiry Tbs day was excessively
war1n ard this tended to restrict operations atcrt
nIy. The market closed heavy md With downward
tendency. We reduce our Quotnuoas NC on all
trades. and quote good ind extra qualities 1omiaal.
as there hn5a bee1 bu1ocks Of tss cess In market
to test tbs feoliugs OF operators.
We give closing quotation Us follows:
Ex1a skipping, Sf55
Geou
, 1863-08-10

For the Week Ending August S, 1863.
r!ors yads il the eity cn1og The past week. ending
tc..iu 1,r IA aaa
, 1863-08-10

ATTENTION CoMrANF.-AHp persons whose namea
appear npon the Warner Hall muster ron, arc here
by notified to meet ut the Unton Club rooms, on
Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock, sharp. fsr the
p,srpose Of perfectipg the organization said com
pany, AID dti1l by order Of the Captain.
, 1863-08-10

TOR SALE,-A Cottage and
/ Lease on Ruckar street. corner OF Tyier-Nest
sido inquire OF CLARK. CORNELL d. NORTON
attorneys. 65 Clark stssee, cofues OF Randolph.
, 1863-08-10

H1E-,Teseiye', 10 bn. Market du11 and neglect
r:HAlLEi-Eccctrcs!. si5 hu Market Huict hat 11,1,
SnsS w ~ an! . Lays now, by SAMPLE at SIC on
t1GrE: IV tu TO At 19c on track
aSHEESS,Coross hfe dull Ena non1fnal at 7c,
AI-1nEMl-Iuiet anil nominal Mt Sasss35c
Nl1 4kll- IN gooi! demand aul ete1ttr Sales wcrs
~ 5sSsS eonmon at 1aKc; . ito good aa t9Kc
BEEsM:aA-NGminaia at x.lSsc lor yellow.
FAGE1SG-Is ln active .emnn.t sntl lfiucr We
aro.e-Lcw!sson &c &c: Excelsior 'THc
BEASS5sae I'm az . oa3 70 f9t common 70 good,
BROOM C0LN-QuIet hat lrm nt ti23 Coal Is co far
goo.! to rme, and 80 TO 70 !or common to mir
Hamburger 1oe fox Western l:eseryc, and exsac ior
Illinois and u tscoustn. III =
COFFEEs-Are tirrl mud tn demand 1T ssGsuke for
ECGs-Arc steady at a91Dc.
FlSIi-Are without change. We anote-Eo1 White
fish s 51sHG5.s7Hc; No DO s1s'99sfsHi No 1TsouE
UiiiES- Quiet hut hz7a Sales = wsze-5 DT5 Flint at
lse; We 4uote-Dry Sailed aS4@si1c; Green Sa1easa
lltGHw1SEs-Aei In bcttcr demand and 1rner-
holders at the close asking Ec-tuycrs offering 1HG
4iAe Sales vere-s0 brls ut 41Kc 40 bEs at Hhc 80
IT ts active dcz.and for manufactured
"a 1F e hleEicus eatst TIE market u nrn
s;ee tIsf arc = active demand md firm
saa faSca mlSe nt Us 20 cargo sslr nnesota, from
ananaagtoAs mifs Menontnec str}ps and bonf;la Nr
mixed At $t4o0; cargo schr Active nom Gr1ni fster
seasse mi!tsun. as sl3o. E.vo The following ynrI
- MA.
, 1863-08-10

We would refer our readers to the advertisement
OF ". A. Butters & Co.'s sale Of Fine pictures,
now on exhibition Mt % Randolph street. They
comprise come very Rich, Rare, and Valuable Sub
iccts, Qud aln licllY llescrYfnE Of visit.
, 1863-08-10

FOR SALE-A pair Of superior
4 Matched Horses, from Michigan: darx bsya good
size sound nne style and act.so eenss I'D kisd Ia
basgatntf caled on Soon business requires mo at
home Can be seen at Nc, C1aEks IveEy Stable. op-
aus. f9SS st-satm&t W, W MARTIN
, 1863-08-10

Paper Hangiugs at less than New York prices at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. ty7.sw
~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, In both sa1es-new
and re1inble treatment, 1n reports OF the Howard
Aseociatton-sent In sealed letter envelope free Of
charge. Address. Or. J. Skllln Houshton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Pulls
delphia. Pa jyf94W