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NORTHERN LIGHT,


NE-Thia Trip Of moro than Eleven Il undred Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
ef longitude passing through Lakes Erie. D. Olelrl
Huron and SUPERIOR and the beautiful hyerH Detroit
ST Clair and 81 Marie with it, fhu usand Isles pre-
Ssntnr 70 the Tourist for Pleasure, Health OF In the
DuTguiT Of seie &C. more REAL attractions than any
other on the continent OF America. -.
1E-FassenRers from Toronto and Nominal can
oonpect With one Of these BoGts ct Port Sania on the
eTeninR of the day they leave Detroit 80
N-On0 Of the steamers, Sea BIRD or cleveland WI
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening OF eacn week
for Superior City, touching 81 all intermediate pors
ron FURFHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
Tiss regarding Freight OF, Passage, address
ULKYELAHD AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
q. GARRETSON & CO., for Meteor and nn-
HJssRY g. MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETBOIT AGENTS;
s. P. BRADY 3 CO., for Iren City, Planet an City
WILLl11s 90, for Northern Light, minO and
yK0 HUTdHIEs : 90. for Traveller mar s:45O
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Grnus,s Movemeuts--Yhy he ParoIed the
~ Vfeksburg Prisoners.

Sruut,s Movemeuts--why he ParOled the
- Vieksbure Prisoners.
The Chicago Tribune throws some light
urOn what has been much questioned, viz;
the parOling of all the Vicksburg prison
ers. It says;
ave are in possession Of adviees from
General Grants army, not Of a nature for
publication, which, however, seem abun
dantly to furnish the reasons why it was
wisdom for him to pursue the course he
did relative to the prisoners at Vicksburg.
There is work to do in the Southwest, and
General Grant wished TO save his army for
the task, if such economy was not incom-
pAtible with the prime object Of his cam
paizn, the taking Of Yioksburg. To have
carried the place by assault would have
been done at the sacrifice of many men,
40 the great impsiring Of the effective
ness Of the army, and then it would have
been less optional with General Grant to
have paroled prisoners thus gained. The
cEpturs OF Yieksburg by assault, and the
guarding and transmission Of the immense
body Of prisoners nOrthWard, would ineE-
itably have made great demands upon
General Grants effective force. As it is,
he is now in possession Of the coveted
point. Vicksburg is ours, and troops and
! transports are, as we are assured, already
busy in new undertakings, whose impor-
tance will presently appear. There is
Johnston and his army to take care Of
and Port Hudson 10 be added TO our list Of
victories on the Mississippi, and Genera
| Grant has set rssoiutely about both oper-
1 atiens, or rather We might add about th'
operation believed 70 include both, for
is reported that Johnston is threatening
TO assault and cut of Banks. The worl
moves on we'll in the Southwest and lh
cad Of rebel rule there is, for their cause
precariously near" - l
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CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsrERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
Va, Asiabuia and COnneaut, closes atS M.
P. NJ.
EASTERN THRouaH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
ton New orE and Hartford closes st s-l5 P. n.
EAsTERg WAY, for all points between Cleveland and
WESrFES THE5UgH, for Toledo. Detroit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 P. n QeaFea 81 o;lo
ne1t mOrniug.)
WEsTERE THRoUgH, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago
Dubuque, st Joseph and ualrO closes AZ 4;Al r
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ
SAEDUsKT WAT, for SanduskY and Gll intermediate
CIgUINEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, olosed ct 10 r. NJ, Qeaves AZ 81
next moning)
OIECIENAgI TaRoUaH. FOR Columbus, Dayton, New
CIscIsSaTi THEoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville. ST. Louis, Indianapolis, Evansville and
PITTsBURGH THEoUgH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington closes at P. NJ
PITTsBUEGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
WelsviIle and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadeiphiai
MEHogINg n AZ for an poinIs i,stalrs5u Cleyslsrd
and youngstown, closes Al 10 p. IL, QeaYeB next
MEDIsA WAY, closes ct A. N.
ROCKPOBF, &C.. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
RREcEsvIIIE, Barn, &c, closes Tuesdays and Sat
sHAEos CESTEE, Granger, North Royalton Be-
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays AZ 7 A. N.
WARREEsVIILE, closes daily, 1870 A NJ -
=EAsr OLEvELAsD and Euclid, closes daily,a P. d
BEMail and Drop Letters are require b. law <
esrAlI City Circulars are required to prepaid
- Once open ron 7:sO A. n. to 7:sO P. 81. Or
L Sunday from A. n. TO lO:28 A. N.
Il
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7sIHH AM SITFFTCIENT THRRR

HNd Z ALL SUHElCIHNI L I6hHH
ii -TRIE5RMAEl !, = snd ?, ars protected b Roy
al Lstte.s Patent o. EUgisud, and secured BY Ene
seals Ci the Ecole % PhGrnacie dc Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
Nc. Ons Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, 5permatof
rhesa aud ali physical disabilities.
Nc. Two Coa1p pletey eraGicates ell traces OF tho5
diseases shat hEys heretofore bee1 aated by tho neu
sssre and psrniciOus use Of C0payia s,lld cubeb8.
80 Three has eatrsly 5upplanted the injurious use
of mercury, thereby insuTlng 20 the sueerer speedy
eief dspersfng ai impurities and roofing out the
Vsnom Of diseases.
EEIEsH-4E, sos. T. aDd ;, are preparations il the
orm OI JzCngeg, devoid Of taste and smell, and can
bs Carried in the waistcoat pocket. sold IN tin cases
aud divided into seGarata doses g admtnistered oy
VeueC bail5uand, Rouz, Eic9lds &C. Price e3 eacbi
or cassg for -, which savss 81 2nd in ~ cassi
Whe-Coy there 4 2 saving Of q. 70 De mad Tcoie.
New York.
IuyusGistgly on Eeost7ins remittance Dr. BerGyg
so1rsy packed, snd addressed according 20 tho ins
ruc-ions CT the writer.
s7-Sold b. g. ". CLARK. Ag0at ior Cleveland.
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lBsuRABGE.
JUDD & ENSW ORTIZ

2l1 superiOr-st, 21l.
CLEYELAND, OBIO-
New York Life Insurnnce Company.
ASSETS, 81, 5S6,346- o.
New England Fire and Marine Ins. Comply
tF HABlEeE %
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Lamar Ins. Company, lFire and Marine
OF NEW YuRK
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900.
Hone Insurance Company o 10 deuce, B. 1.
CAsH APT. L, Sl5O,OOO.
EB-Particular attention given 70 Insurance on
Dwellings for -hres Or i've ears at reduced rates.
~ l. .sses ad. listed aud paid At this AgenCy
April Is IA, 1858 RS
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CITY q OLEVELAND,
nnn.n,n IoHN RaRERTsoN

lesvrs- CIsFalaid ats r.M. 4 Leave ilet7elt ..
4uesday. y..........--. Jelly 4 sedneStay-.. = %
MoDdEg ulT % LIlasday y- 1uiy g 2
Frids-. !. ururt Z 2afurdaY........... AuEuBL
We3nasds - auFust I9 Thur day.. august 70
TFuas5av = Septeu1bar [ W-dne day .-.e ptem Der
sis5fsTr ilsr a Ttie= epiem Der 10
WSSss,aaf t'9s October Thursday
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saEamsasaa's Iapr9g8l 82eoIasl. !
b. d. s0LO1EONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPtiOtA
Keeps the largest Eortment in tins Optical ln9 o. "a
n 40 trAaE From his long residence Ia tll5 Clty
md the extensive patronage received during 5hsi
time 40 would say 70 bis cd tTtends and Jae n1Ble
GENERALLY that no eOrt that could b6 put lOFth Z
cure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses gT0unt
unsr his own Inspection to SUI the eyes, IN All g.
- olriur zosness dizziness or inflammation o. to-
Eve and flparting strength for long re1ng emo nR4
sev7inQ The reputation Of SOLO3OAoOh.5 e5lGI-
II, flst line that can be obtained has become an 3
tsoli=bad tsCt, and attested 9y bic EatT51 whose 90
- Il il. 90 TO SObOMGNSOH'S, IHGze no MS,
-. = lsi, ST,nertor-St under this American. e1t
ti.sr35 - vii ans tue hest Eind Of sPEOIACL's
49, S,Yio7n5nsol would here inform the public
tia rs pev'T employs 9ny one IN the sale Of his Len
,ss ay -tcsa Who desirs pair o. his epactacies CT
"a ARrlFICIAL EY s. inserted without pelns
IS paTte,i - nRtarsI. ~
ti5tsi rDCZ
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CERTIFICATE

CERTIFICATE.
Tais il to certify thai about eighteen months ago
commenced usirg SIERLISGs AMBROsIA. NY hair
short, thin Gnd rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair TOnics, lnvigQratOrss &C. without recev
ing any benefit. Soon after using tbs Am mbrOsia my
hair ceased Talling ont, and commenced growing 80
rapidly 70 GsOnish ne Nov my hair u thick soft
and glossy, and is I've feet four inches In length
when let down, reaching 70 the floor. Ihis wonder
ful result attribute seleY 70 tue OF 6terling's
AmhrOsia, as since / commenced Using Il have ap-
plieed nothing slre 70 my hair. -
No. 493 Broadway, N. 7.
sp7lP- SE -
Ea5-Ws advise young parsons, whose hair Is begin
ming to fail out, to tako warning 10 time, and
their hair, by using the Al brOaia. To thOae Whc
have already lost their hair, the free OF the AM
BBO8IA viii surely restore Il, as il has done for thou
sands. - ..-
extract Of Roots BarEs and Herba- 1t viii cure al
diseases Of the scalp and itbhing Of the head entire
g eredcaies dandruh Events the hair from falling
ont or from turning mafurelY gray causing it to
grow thich and long IL isdntirely different from ali
ether aIarions, and can be relied on
EB-Itis well known fact to Thousands in the City
Of New York that this Is the only arice yet discoT
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and caust
the Hair to Grow.
EPRICE per Boz-OOntaining two bottles. -
HI. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No 4y3 Broadway, New York
H8rFoT Sale by all Druggists. marAf b2sdAW
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THE POET ON a TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the Author Of ''Fair Inez,'' ''The Prince
WAles, /" ''The Ghost Hunters,' - &C., 50.

By the Author Of "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince OF
wales, - ''Ths Ghost Huntsrs,' &c., 50.
CHAPTER Wall AsOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform,
But tRas all within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did Che landlord 20 dscesyei
You, Sir, too, shall have your day.
As peepsd ia ct the window
And saw him receive MS pay.
BE his pay had all collected
Quickly 'All aboard ~ shouted,
And made all the psOple r9n;
Out they rushed all mad as blazes,-
SWore the landlord was cheat,
And with the railr ad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man who wss the madegt,
Was the one who next me Sat,
When DER his person be hsd spilled
Ths contentgo his hat
"Ous army onoe in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush TO hear the cursesl
That proceeded from his mouth,
he swore on ne he'd take rsvonge,
And vas bound TO have my Lie,
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in hand to lind me,
He looked madly through the car.
While Wss in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar..
When he saw be could not ind mel
After looking through the trsin,-
into the dining room he ran
In the cars, which started Oh then
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
Of the depot ne to 1ud.
aTo BIZ cOETEUED.1
In the meantime ! would announce 70 the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WHETER CLOTHING,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen II
cleveland, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Hisde Clothing surpasssI anything in the state. 4
{ buy and sell tor cash only, Wholesale and retai
purchasers will DO veil to call ct
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hall,
sole Agency or the sale Of Singers Celebrsted sein
Machines, Storr's Automaton Pressmsn, and
Strong's Petant Army Bed-Trunk.
Is. Corner SursFior and UniOn-Ses.
- Look ont f0r thn cI 4 NfS
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PR0TOGRAPHIe STOCK.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, A
B. DOUGLAS 3 70
l7s bugvrtpf-as
ARTIsTs' EATERIALs-WINDsoRs An
EEWTUE1s and Goupil's on and Water Uolorl
Al B. B. DOUGLAS 8 CO.'S,
l79 SupeTior-St
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
+ Trarnes At 3. b. DOUGLAS & CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or 0ELEBRATHD
PaintiAgs and Engravfugs, st -
R- B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l7s SuperiOr-st.
"cARTRs pB VTsITR" OF CELEBRATED
Men snd Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
r. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 Bgperior-Ss.
FTHA BNGBAvLNes or DI5TINGUIs HE'D
Men 2. 3. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
aBrz8 ~ 9uuerior-S
DURTRAfT FRAMkS.-SoUABB
u and oval Gilt Frames at s.yav,,r,s
DHOTOGRAPH BKAMES.--G --GILT
4 and Rosewcod Oval Frames splendid sssors
mFnt -1 - hCEANT'Ss
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REAL ESTATE.
DKAYTON & STOOKWELL,
RGAL ESTATE AGENTS,
on. No. 8 AtEstsr BHilding. Entrance through
tho Insurance Office OF Il. T. BrAytcn.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.

ON, No. 8 AtEster Bsildipg, Entrance through
the Insurance Office OF Il 7. Braytcn
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
IL sory iioese snd Lo OF Pheps-st, convenient to
the -aLe hore CAr shops and boiling Mill
Pie so
Brick Kops aud Lei, No 70 Prospf fct;st Has Ca
and Vat : sni snisll Ofice at ached, convent
esJ or = Physician.
new rygo-stg.y House snd Lot, corn Of Perry and
Sibie' SIS Lot 50zl55i goOd Fruit, Water and
large House and Lot % inton-Sf fronting Gin
ton ark Z Z 81 feet front, ruaDing back 70 the
Lake Coed Ba and It 4 ,5i PFife s5i,sts $500 -,
land hrJugh to Cha 3 ain 81, o-s ch ap'-
Long time gwen large slare OF purchase mon
ey ID d 81 ed.
- FRA XII st, Opp1sits Reservoir. eCOd Barn,
Well Water and Ci5tern R2lO. Terms easy.
large new and eie zant Brick Horse ami Barn, cor
ner Kinsman and sorest-St- Lot 226x3s6. So Q.
Brick 4Ouse aud Lot, No. Johnson-st. Lot 35xlO4.
AZ st ~ New Brick HOuse ard Loo No 90 Sco7ille-
St Lot 3S1l4t, CDR. alley and Scovflle-St. e3300
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
FARMS FOR SALE.
Il acres to miles from tbs CITY about fOr rods from
I Euclid-S'., on tae CraEtord Boad A 60 d arm
II use and BARN. well stocke1 with Fruit OF al
! kinds. Fri-e ,thO. Term 70 sutS purchas- r.
l04 ares, 81 miles from the CITY hrs, OF from hu
! clid-St Prics SOU Terms easy.
choice timber snd. s25 per acre Terms easy.
80 acres In Boston 40 acres improved Coed Hou8
and Barn Price %, per acre, Ie-ms e 81 -
II3 acres in Parma, uiles frem Brighton; 50 acre
improved. Good two-stOry House and two Barns
| Price a5OO0.
50 acres in Nswburs, about miles from Cleveland
$50 acres % miles fIom Toledyand miles rom W au
seon Station on Air Line Railroad; $50 acres prai
! RE and balance timber land. New blouse An
1 Barn AMI good frult. S2o Per scre- Term. eaSg
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EEEsG
n d ! co sISS


DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, viii pay One Hundrs1
dollars sor tho proof thai be fails TO cure the
Abovs named dseases. he will Pa5 the same sum for
She proof that any other Physician in the Unitsd
5tstos treats the same diseases With equal success
Alter many years laborious study and psrienoe
DR.. GIBSON is happy in being able 90 announce to
the unfortunate, that he has perfected system q
lrestmsnt for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
OF the aboye, and also ell CONTAGIOUS diseases OF the
REPRODUCFIVE ORGANS, With all bal elects
arAi2g theTslT99 tpslg9siRg EsneTsl mon,
de has succeeded In curing in this CITY, some Of
whom bad expended hundreds Of dollars With seli-
msladiss with success, and without receiving ths
Isssu particle Of bsneft.
some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
othsrs do for the purpose Of enznaring thsEnooent
siSed But what Dr. G. might boast Of Is this that he
Is able give entire satisfaction TO those who re-
rose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
Sc has perfected an American system OF treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London Paris,
any patent medicine to equal or the radical cure
weakness and al dissasssor dsrangguna
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or So
Dr. GIBsOH also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages oTor all others Jet 6scovered
sRa nTSs1 ne NJ 1e 9I ~ N 49, ~ - scS - AP
curry, nor any other deleterious drug; Secondly, no
rssrctons in diet or business Is required Thirdly,
his tresfuent i sitiFo and certain in al cases. De
SCI . III - az Ifjts5 Stats, ana pe1onstrets ne in
ense superiority OF his treatment over any other
now known 10 the world In point Of promptness per-
msnency aldRe5sl safety snd convenience to thopa-
| tient.
and has during the past three years performed many
oIrss dssases which had for years resisted all otheE
/ aaazaa nefHrouce - giugn 70 indi-
giduals Of tho first reapeCtAbity IN Cleveland, bO..
ton New York and other cities in regard TO skill ao
Integrity in all professional tranasctong Dyspspaie
Rheumatism, Screfula and al chronic disoases treat
/ cd with superior success
/ eTEEg- Medicine sent 20 an7 OF the country cn
| receipt Of ten dollars.
| Dr. GIBSOa's SeH Work PhysioloET for sale q
/ ha once.
De. BsON,
| PECTEss0R or BIECFBOPATHY A5D nEpIcIEHl
Odics-lIs Beueoa-St., few doors from Superior q
Oaics hOursfr0m to l2snd irom stO O'Clock dalll
/ guudaVs eEceDtsd }
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pn3I.nEFIeF TIHE.TARLE.
1858 SUKMER ARRANGEMENT 1855
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing OF Mails
ATTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

s5-Mails viii b opened snd ready for delivery
hour sitter arrival OF trains.
H3-AlI Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Jsasterp Through arrives 81 AS II, l:40 455P N.
5gsfsrn Way arrives a. 9:55 A. NJ.
rsteru Through arrive a. go NJ and 95 P n
NTestslrl Way arriv-s AZ 20 2. n.
SspduBky Way arrives at 9;Z5 A. NJ. 80.
fincinuati b ouRh arris al 9l5 A. H., 335 P. n.
40 Way 81 riyes az y.55 p. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrive ~ 9.15 p. n
40 Was arrives att g. A NJ.
mahuufnE " ay arrives AZ Z % NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 ?. A.
Rockport &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
urdayB at Y d.
BreSksTile, Bath &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. NJ.
sharon enIeI Granger North Royaltuu, 80, arrives
Mondays ard Fridays at P N.
Warrensville ARRIVES dsily at lu;I5 A. NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily At a n
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THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PEAHET, METEOR, OIrY OF EULEV BLAND,
TRAVELLER, IJLIEOIS, IRON CITY 4 EORTH-
ERH LIGHT, vii form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the following days:
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The London Times ON Generals Meade
and Lee.

QUEENSTOWN. July 23 1868.
Tho London Times OF July % contends Lee has suf
fored decisive repuse AMI supports its f0
lows:General Lees forces marched from the OF
battle BY road 70 tho left OF the federal position and
the day after the engagement they unmolesed az
Emmettsburg place on this road that they must
have been In the Of the federal Thence
he has been days moving all hrs trains his wound
cd his supplies, and no doubt immense mass OF booty,
quietly towards the Potomac aud all accounts seem to
agree that he succeeded In passing them to Vr
einia unmolestod II may be intended that his army
would follow but his movements show no sign OF The
fusion nseparable from retreat in the face OF victo
rinus army. His troois described preparing
another battle somewhere the old ground Of LIST
YEARS. struggle with Mcclellan and Informed that
Of them have yet crossed the river On the con-
trary, is said he has received heavy renforcemens
from General Beauregard's army. Lees position is such
that his retreat. TO Virginia in Of
cessty Is secure, unless the federals detach
sufficient force TO operate on his communications
south Of the Potomac. His communications, at
short distance from the river Wlliamsport the
point which he crossed, and where his wounded and
10 the battle which appears to be impending General
Meade Is attacking position which larger army than
his has selected at its pleasure and the result
OF the struggle must be extremely crficaI II end
like so many others, In drawn BATTLE but defeat to
either army would be dangerous, II not ruinous.
As to the question OF peace the Times remarks that
the North can only obtain recruits at the mouth
1t is time indeed 10 dis in the Cabinet.
Tho Times says the surrender OF Vcksburg Is not yet
certain
The london Herald says vicksburg has really fallen,
after resistance which will immortalize the gallant little
city in history.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

for mlddlings with sales Of 400 bales
ported.
SHIPPED 900 bushels wheat al Sld and by steamer $50
packages provisions al 30s To London, 600pbs -four
a. Is ga To Bristol, 500 bbs nour AT 3s 3D. To Glas
Cow 500 bbls petroleum pit To Belfast 80 900 bush
es grain at g. 3d. TO Cork, 10000 bushels do, for
ders Al Is Sd. To Bremen, 5000 bushels grain at Sd.
and $50 hhds tobacco AZ 32s. Cd
HAY continued fair demand at CSC 81 10 for North
river bale.
Hors spariug'y sought after day at l6c. 2lc
HEMr.-Manila sold to a far extent at 10c. a10Ac
METALS were Inactive st former figures
MoLAssEs was In moderate demand, and sales were
made, partly at auction OF 466 bbs New Orleans at 2oc
49c 40 hhds Porto Rico on p. t., and les hhds Cuba
NAVAL STORES duh Spirits OF turpentine, in
bbs, was quoted at So rs So; r0sn, per $50 lbs S36
SS5; tar, per Dbl ST so $40.
OIs generally quiet at quotations. Olive. In
casks 81 so 81 ST. per gallon lnseed, $rI6 ST 10
per gallon; whale, fair TO prime, $780, 00c whale
fned bleached winter IL; sperm crude 81 AN 81 So
3d. $50; red oil, city distilled, 62kc. CSC. Petro.
leua-Srude, in bbls. per gallon. 32c. $780,; refined
do do, n bond, 49c. &c.. do in tins, per gallon
o. 70 e5c.; spirits in bbls, do, 2oc 24c; do, in
PRovIsoss-Pork was more active and shade dearer.
with sales Of 800 bbs at $l2 SIX $l3 for NESS
Beef was In limited demand with sales Of 210 bbe. at
50 SIS rs for prime, and $40 80 $5 for extra mess
Lard was steady at exc 10c, with gales Of GOO pack
ages U cut meats 500 packages changed hands at 4c
abhc. for shoulders and SIC. a8Xc. for hams. Bacon
was inactive at 5sc &C. Butter and cheese continued
quiet at former prices.
SRzDs were dull and prices nominal. n
SUGARS in request with sales or ,OsU hhos
at 1870 for New Orleans, Ike. 49, for Porto Rco
and 9Ac q IL &c. for Cuba.
TEAS were quiet and unsettled
TALow.-sales or 100000 lbs. were made at exc. q
1910.
ToRAcco-The excessive hot weather prevents activity
Sales l57 hhds. Kentucky at IL xc.a 18c.
WaIsKEY.-There were 500 bbs. sold, mostly at &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-05

L,uscHMessrs John Engiis Son will launch from their
yard Of Tenth street East River this afternoon Al
O'Clock. propcers FOR nessrs Ayrsr Co senaed for
the China tyaie
Ba sBrr BAvsnsN Hayees, which cleared al this morn rv
Is for Msaoros was captured 2sth or Wnin Nc u
Erinpoat Niphon, and taken 10 Boston az a prize.
Savr Rosrnrsos before reported cor AZ
nambucc wns 10 haze hcen sold ~ snon july To repair
her, estimated would cost slS.0J1
Safr uSuNp erArrs lal2 register brnt In ia. Al
Brunswrk Me- has beeo sold at Dundee, Scotland 10 ~
der The Brsh rag
BRfc wFsssxR from Port Even for unstop he
fore rtrad put fntn Newport IN Distress viii be unloaed
and hanled Qua for repairs.
Bs Scys EtAsrru GsAuss Incorrectly reported vessr
dsyl Graham. from Cow Bav. CB. for New York, struck
on Nantucket South Shorl 2sth ut and eained aground
70 Is mtnu~e. when she on ma nj
Hoes Hole wh~ve che resineA 3is proceed Arus fAr
wiui
scum Wa cos9rrs- Ccf Nov Ycrx,, Luce from Ella
betpov for New Bedford with coal sprung ajax an
lust Newport Sh- could and
49, erles NV Of The vnerard Sound LlahlyessAi