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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Cincinnati lnarnsI.-Jano 20.

FLOOR-The market for Flour exhibited DO new feat
ure to-day The demand is chiefly from the retaile q
and confined TO the higher grades Of extra and aniIv
AOolt lsOO pTls choice cups fine, or what is common
passed m low extra, sold NJ - 50 but ordinary super
a. cannot be sold ABOVE 81 2j though here is oah n,
pre- 81 - on the set. Xxx "a is quo ed at "a b5a
W 'or iar qualities and S. iWg5 4O for trade ALo.
which are sea c. and family a. s. z5aDj so.
WHEAr-th-Te "a a tar Inquiry for Wueat TO da,
from the Interior miers and sh pets with only nod
efae einPs, an the market uled stea iy at 81 "a
10 for Prime, White - uegl.c ca and Gu 4 sl /,
for 1ndiana or Ohio, a 81 309I 50 Tor Ksatursy -
Ihere 70 scarcely any gu y from the loc mi .rs
several OF the 'udls beiUg compelled to sup by tn.
"ithdra"Sl :" the water from the canal and othu n
have closed for repairs.
CohN-lhe ofIetirg OF shelad Corn ver. more ll5
erai l" cay and pnces we're ,hade lover the LGrEe
o'b AZ S5c 10 6uik aud 65c nciuing css, with Sd e.
- "'s-' WV JSobcls as Lss- dtm tnd 10
taf co tinues d. fu up u tue rece Ms. and IN,
market tulss brm Ut IS q57c Ia bulk.
OAre-"e h We change to report In oatI Th,
oemand lisht ID the market es quiet at $50 A.
buiA ana 73o nciu Ing Sacks with sales OF about 400
bushels at the prices.
hfE-The demsLd for Rye continues liaht hut III,
uengs are not large, and hJlders hrm At 747ol
iof prime sam les arrival the former rate In bu lk
B'RLsI-rhere is nothing doing 10 Barley and quo
tat oDs are nominal.
HNY-Thefe is scontInued good demand fIr loose
pressed Hay and the market rules ru ut Sl7a,le pei
tub On arrival Tght-pessed Is in fair demand at
S92O on arrival ard s2izg2 from store.
- nlsh'-TheTe was oUIy a moderate inquiry f,I
Whhky to-day, the sales bel confined to about 3Ol
orls at 4ls4l&c, the latter rate for wagon.
EGquITer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

MILITARY ORoANIzLTloN-MRETINo or Con-
MITTKRs. s.-The committees on Military Organi
zation appointed on Tuesday, In the several
wards OF the city, met at the City Hall at
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The wards were fully represented.
}. 81 Clair was elected permanent PresI-
dent, and Isaac G. Aston permanent Secretary
Henry Miller, one Of the committee from the
Third Ward, was excused, being obliged 10 be
absent from the city, aud c. P. L. Butler ap-
pointed in bis place.
The following resolutions we're unanimouslv
adopted:
ResolOod That II shall be heduy Of the subordnate
committees hom he several wards to .l meetnga AZ
places 10 DO nxed upon by thsm In tho Warda
on Tbursdsy July I'd, at 4P. M. for the purposs N
organic pg company to each ward under the militia
law OF the State OF Ohio, which nine Companies when
orssnHed' shall proceedto regimental Organization
ResoLved That the comm ittees be Instructed TO se
cure oceh TO drill the citizens OF their wards and tC
sppont man In each ward to have ready for signature
an enrolment paper for the six N onths service,
LssolUea, That the Companies OF the dideTent wayd
WI meet Id the fquare Of the Capitol on Saturday the
a'n on July at six O'Clock P. ~, for parade.
Hesos0ea, Thatac mmitee Of three be appointed tC
caIi sbo PIepa FOR meetings on the stern terrace
u ehte House, on tuch evenings 40 they nsy desis
nate, and that such Committee be Instructed to
SI meeting Of SPECIAL Importance, on the evening
the 18th OF July
DR.. W E Tde and Meesrs. Il. r. Chittendol
sod Charles Bfeyfogle were appointed oaid com
mi tee.
Hesotced; That when we adjourn we do so subject
ca OF he President whenever he deems Il necessary
hesoEcod, That the proceedings Of this meeting b
puoiished In the city papers.
on motion the meeting adjourned.
J. f. ST, CLAIR, Pres't.
Isaac C.. Aston, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now York market.-JuIy1.

C0rT0N-Less active, at 73c for middling upIsnds
RLOUR-Ooni 4 ues irregular and unsettled at IS eG
5 90 for extra sate 80 05GG 90 Tor extra round hoop
Ohio, and 80 2597 90 for trade brands. The marke
closing dull with strong downward tendency for com
mon and medium grades Of western.
WHEaT-0pensd quite firm and closed dull, hold
ers little more disposed to realize. The sales were
81 1901 81 for Chicago spring; 81 90@I 4l for Mil
wan &c Club; 45Dl so for winter red western 81 81
al SO for amber Michigan.
RN-0pened shade frmer but closed dull hold
era rather more disposed to realize at 7575c market
clo'ing OF inside price.
OArs-Dul and decidedly lower, with sales at 7Ia
76kc.
WOOL Firm Domestic fleece, 7O9sOc Cape at 3,
GD42Hc
Pork -Firmer and fair demand at SIl 5g6Rll 7.
for old mesa, SlJ 2Sl3 37is for new do; 10 5OBlI q
Tor old and ne" prime, AID sl3 j0@l6 90 for DeV
prime.
NESS NESS BEEF Quiet at previous prices,
BEEF--Dui a1d nominal
I BEEF HAMs-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Less active and scarcely 80 firm, at glIRlO,!
the latter an extreme price
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
From VickaburR.

MEMPHIS, June 90 Official advices from
Granite army to noon 25ih cay everything is
working favorably; the siege ia being pushed
vigorously.
Three hundred Of the 4.h Iowa cavalry, on a
scout near Bridgeport, Miss, had q fight with
five hundred rebel cavalry. Our forces lost
about fifty killed, wounded and missing, and one
hoWitzer.
Gen. Sherman advanced on the 221 to meet
Johnston, but could not find him or any consid
erable number OF his forces. IL is ascertaned
certainly that Johnston can not muster over
thirty. five thousand all told. At lRst accounts
most Of these troops we're between Canton ard
Bridgeport.
Rebels are making desperate efforts TO inter
rupt navigation on the Mississippi below Mem
pbis. They have battery OF elk guns at Cat
fsh Point, opposite Greenvile. Marmaduke Is
also using all his energles to block sde tb river
These matters are receiving the prompt Otten
tion of the proper military authorities
Scouta from Central Mississippi and AlabsmG
report the feeling in regard to Vtcksburg az
very deepondent and the reported repulse o
Grants hrmy freely circulated cheers m thu
people.
Jackson papers say Grant lost ten Thousand
men in the assault on 90 b, and that Johnston
WAS gaining advantages on Grants rear.
The rebel General Gobluon is endeavoriug Il
organize the State militia In Central Mlssissip-
pi, but with very poor success. Tne people be-
gin to believe the Federal iorces will soon oc-
cupy the entire State.
JEFF Davis has called upon Alabama for sev-
enty thousand additional troops to defend the
State from invqiion, and Alabama papers are
discussing the advantages of the Tombigbe
river for line Of defensive works.
Roddy, in front Of Corinth, has been REIN
forced by two brigades, and Thrall's artillery
from Alabama. They we're sent up to CHECK
our raiders.
ALI nniat alnnn our linaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Act OF Emancipation Passed by thS
mlBsOuFi Conventions,

JEFFERSON CRY. July 1.-The following Or
dinance OF emancipation vas passed by the Con-
vention this morning. yeas 81, nays 30:
Section i. The frat and second clauses oil
the twenty-sixth section, third article of the
Constitution 10 hereby sbrogated.
SEQ 2 That slavery and involuntary servi-
tude, except for the punishment Of crime,
shall cease to exist in Missouri on the 4.h of
July, 1870, and all slaves within the State on
that day are hereby declared to be free pro-
vided, however, that all persons emsncipated
by this ordinance shall remain under the cGu-
troll aud be subject to the authority of their
late owners or legal representatives, as GER
wants, during the following periods, to wit ::
Those over forty years OF age, for and during
their lives those under twelve, until they ar
rive at the age of tweutv-three and those OF
all other ages, until the 4th of July, 1870. The
persons or ther legal represen tatives, who up to
the moment of emancipation, were ownerI of
slaves hereby freed, shall, during the peri for
which the services of such freedmen are reserved
to them, have the came authority and cont oil
over said freedmen for the purpose Of receiving
the possessions and services OF the same, thai
are now held absolutely by the master in respect
OF his elavej provided, however, that after said
fourth of July, 1870, no person so held to ser.
vice shall bo sold to n0n-residents or removed
from the State Of Missouri by authority of HE
late owner or his legal representative.
Sec. 3. All slaves hereafter brought into the
State and not now belonging to citizens OF the
State, shall thereupon be free.
Sec. A. All slaves removed by consent OF their
owners to any seeded State siier the passage
by such State Of the act or ordinance OF seces-
sion, and hereafter brought into this State by
their owners, shall thereupon be free.
Sec. 5. The General Assembly shall have no
power 10 pass laws to emanci pate slsves with
out the consent of their oWnera.
Sec. 6. Alter the passage of this ordinance
no slave in this State shall be subject to State,
county or municipal tax,
Governor Gamble announced the withdrawal
Of his resignation. He will therefore continue
to serve as Governor until the election ol his
successor, August, 1864. The Convention then
adinntnan aine die
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

MARRIAGE Marriage is one of the great
blessings OF tho world; Herrick Aliens Gold
Medal saleratus is the other. Oae ia the re.
suit Of love, admiration and courishIp; the
other the result of perseverance, science and
skill Where matches have proven unsuitable
tois article Ia we'll calculated to harmunze and
make home happy and pleasant, by always Civ,
ing you the incest, Whitest, lightest and bes
b'faj' biscuit. cakes and puddingH that woman,
hand can make, which purpose cannot be ac-
complished by the using of any other Salera.
tus or soda. Most Merchants sell IL.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

The FoURTH.-As our natal day Ia fast ap.
preaching, and but Few, II any, arrangements
have been made to celebrate it, It would not BE-
amiss to state that the Germans have concluded
to lay aside labor for enjoying that day as in
former yenrs, with all hilarity and pstrio ism,
at "Stewart's Grove" Mr. Michael Lunz and
Christ. Blhlander have to tina. effect arranged a
great programme for that das, consisting OF
eloquent addresses, songs, music aud moral
sports for the epjo3ment of all. Lot all loyal
citizens OF every persuasion by all means turn
out on tie glorious Fourth, at Stewart's Grove,
and celebrate it in an ancient manner, and moi
forget 10 call on the pleasant mike"
june27-dtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

TIE AMERICAN ANsuAL CYcLOPEDLA AND REPORTER OF
IMP .RTAAT kvEsTs or THR EAR 1862. Embracing
poliuca, OWL, military and social Affairs. Public
pocumens biography, Statistics, Commerce, FINANCE
Luerstnre. cirnce. Agriculture and Mechanical In
dustry. volune III. Published hy D. Appleton, 443
aud AS Broadway. ReR York. Eor sale by W. d
baker, Cleveland, Ohio.
This, as a contemporary justly remarks, is one
OF the most valuable publications OF the day.
IL is a continuation OF the splendid American
Cyclol @ 1la concluded atew mcn,hs ago 10 six
teen volumes, and 10 Issued Ia style uniform
With that CJcloI@iia, Though u IA evident to
all thoughtful persons that every year of The
worlds history furnishes ample material for
such volume, 1t Ia a surprise to fed that ma
tefiAl 30 we'll compacted. Il 10 a new expert,
eDce to have Gu rem. history set upon the b. ok
shelves, 10 such substantial form. The publish
ers remark that the favorable reception given
TO the volume Of this worS for tbe preceding
year 1S6r) has induced them to make srecal
edorts 10 the p ef sratlon Of this one II
1t 10 their aim TO make an annual supplement,
nos only 70 The New American " cloI 90 lie, but
10 all olheis, which shall embrace cotempor-
aneous events and the p,ogress attained III the
various branches 0i knowledge. Such work
10 addressed,o ali Glaepes OF readers, since 1t
Inc udes ip it's colteLts whatever nsnspires in
political, military, civil and social affsirs, COM
meice, finance, literature, scieDce, art, Sgricul-
ture and mechanical industry. -'Sf.
The year 1862 was period Of important
events and we presume may be considered the
mo6t remarkable in the history of this contn-
ent. A great part of the volume lie Of course
devotsd to military sfsirs. The publiaheIs
observe: s7% 1k- E~E s. EkE,
The relation OF these events, especially those
Of o military chaisc.er, It 10 hoped will be
found uhthiul and just. Il Ia detailed state
ment day by day and step by step Of the move
mems OF armies, the objects of those move
nen,s and their const qaeucss. 1t has been pre-.
pared chiefly from vfioial pspers, and Is accom-
panied with corresponding maps and plans of
battles. lmpoit.nt documents and reports are
also given. '1,a fsias Aat- i.h
Thc sfdcls on army operations, which occu-
piss one hundred and fifty double -coIumned
pages, and 10 admirably illuslrated with maps
Of the sections Of tne country in which the az
mics havsiloperased, and especially of such
places ss the region about Richmond and Cor
insh,is ths best condensed and ,raost intelligi-
bio record Of the war In 1862 that we have
seen. The article on the Confederate States
oompsebsnds az immense amouns of informa.
ion. ThssD on The Congress- Of the Uoited
States shows she public business Of that body
during Tho war, and is invaluable for reference.
The article on che navy and lite operations is
szcesdingly we'll done. Il the volume OF eight
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

FouRTH o. JyLY Pic,NIc. The Young Mems
Society oi 81. Pitrick's Church will have .
Grand Pic. Mic at the County Fair Grounds on
Ihe 4th OF July. They expect to see all their
kiends there on the occasion, and we have no
doubt that all who attend will have an appor
tuuliy Afforded them BY the "young men +" to
spend our Nations Birth day in booming style.
Good musio will be III attendance E.E..
Omnibuses will leave the corner Of High
and Broad Streets, during the day, for the
Groupds ...-. r.. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

command passed up last evening, and Jackson's
will probably follow In the morning, We learn
Breckenrldge's division did not reach Mont
gomery, having been recalled by Gen. Johnston
to Jackson.
We overIestimated the loss in killed and
wounded. The whole number will not exceed
two hundred, and not seventy-fve killed
Is was reported last evening three or four
thousand OF the enemy's cavalry had occupied
Manchester and the enemy had burned one or
tW' residences this side Of HoOVer's Gap, This
story 10 not believed here
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

AN AFThlT-oSE Man KILLED.--Au atfray
occurred 90 Tuesday nignt IN tho southern part
OF the city, near the cotDer OF High and South
ssrests, in which Charles Bassner wA4 stabbed
with knife BY August Motmsyer 10 three diff
ferent places, and died yesterday morning.
Three other pe'sous we're also severely wound
ed In the melee. Seven persons we're arrested
for being concerned 10 the afftay, and will have
90 examination before the Mayor at nine
O'clock thus morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

CINCINNATI, July AT special meeting of
the City Council last night, it was resolved to
put the State militia law in force at once Ev-
cry citizen between eighteen aud forty i've not
physically disabled, is to be organized into COM
panes on the 4.h of July, and be subject to the
call OF the Governor for duty in auch numbers
as he may require.
A large war meeting was held in Indianapolis
last night
The difficulties in Sullivan county Indiana,
are ended, and the military will return 70 In-
dlanapols to-day.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Baltimore Tobacco Market

There have been very few buyers n the market during
the past week but large quantity Of Maryland tobacco
is being shipped, we learn pan account. Prices
of sl descrptons are unsettled and quotations neces.
sarly nominsl. viz: Inferior TO common Maryland 500
81 So good comm n do Sl09ll; mddlips do slI SOC
sl5 Interior good mmon Ohio 81 50 10 so; brow
aud grd do SiO 09ll so; good AID ane cd and
soangtd Sl2 509H so, and good and yellow SI4 see
el5 50 Common u;ucky lugs Sl29H; good ~
f9ild and select do S26 80 per 10 lbs Ipspecou.
for the week ending jane VI, we're 39i Ehds Marylan
TotaI 952 hhds.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

THr OPEsISa DAY OF THE Great SHow.-It
will not DO forgotten. at least the youngsters
will put the cider heads In mind OF the fac q,
that tomorrow (Frida,) the Combiued MOnag.
erie and Circus OF Robins Il Brothers--one
Of the most superb shows that have ever visited
Columbus-Will be opened for visitors, accord
Ing to the announcement in the pictorial adver.
Nsemsnt in another column
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Baltimore Cattle marKet-June e5

BEEF oATTLE-The offerings at the scales o.dsy
amounted to 200 bead, OF the number offered only $50
head we're purchased by Baltimore and Washington
butchers at prices ranging from 50 SO to So So ps,
100 s for common to prime cattle, decline o. the W.
gades OF nss ly cent. and the better descriptions
o. u to No PR b. The balance or the offerings we're
hello over he ma krt ruliI very dull at tn close.
SHE THE receipts were liberal, and with better
demand prices show an advance Of Nc per b Sales OF
sheep ranged from N to Cents PEI pound gross to
qvaty -
H"a.--The supply OF market to-day was better, and
prices declined y to cent PEI p, uod. sales wer'
made Of fair to prime live hogs o. s5@s 90 per
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
Cleveland uaIke.-June 30

FL0UR-sales loo brls red wheat double extra Al
80 10 aud 5D brls do sG IS so.
WHE t-ssles car red on O 4 p. track at 81 "a
and 10 600 bu IA free Or board At 81 90
O0"N-5ales4 4 cars on track al DOC.
HlGHWINES kemsiu m at 43c,
bUTrEk-I, still dul with small sales only at 100.
loc ior Central AID l4c fT Western Reserve,
GdEE7E Quiet ec9l0J for ali qualities.
EGO Slow at I5c.
kEoElPrS-lO 3Oj bush wheat, 3 cars corn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

HID TO ANSWER The Cincinnati Enquirer
says 'hst William Lyons had an examination
before U. $, Commissioners Halliday On Tues
day On the charge of passing counterfeit posta,
currency 10 franklin county. He vas required
to give bail in the SUN of $500, to answer at
be October term Of the U. s. Circuit Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

ClNciNNATI CLoTH1No CONTACTS The Tines
publishes az exhibit Of clothing contracts award
ed to Cincinnati manufacturers since Sept lst,
1862. making 10 the aggress,e the snug sum of
81 53S.4OO one house, Messrs Mack, Stad-
Ter & G'sser, are contractors TO the amount OF
81 6l0 900
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

hundred and thirty double-columed pages there
seems to be no superauous matter. The coun.
try should be grateful for such q superb crys-
talIzadon of current history.
An agent, we learn, is now clnvasslng this
city for the sale Of this valuable work.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

WAR MEETIEG --An adjourned meeting oil
the cll.zens vi Columbus ana FraLklin county
will bo hsid dthie (lbprsday) evening at eight
o'clot K, a. the S,ate House, vLeu the commit,
tees appointed 90 Tu sdsy ev.niug will make
their relo, Is. Let every BODY come, ss impOr.
ian matters viii be Presented Tor the action of
'be weesi"g 10 .4..r,,
ISAAC EBERLY,
Chsirnan OF Fiuance Committee.
L. I.CRIIcHPiELD. Secretary.
July 2 1868 a.. ..... .......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

DOMESTIC EcoNOmY M o housekeeper or cook
ls fully prepared 10 enter successfully upon her
culinary duties Withou. having the Chtmical Sal.
fTdfns on hand It relieves the mind of much
oil the care and anxiety experienced by a tkill.
tul cook For sale by most merchants and
groctrs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

GEPOHTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

New YoRK, July Ia special to the Tri-
bune from Lancaster, Pa, says: SgI.l rockets
we're seen and firing heard last night at Co'um
bia, In the direction Of Gettysburg, M contin-
ued till 3 O'Clock this morning. At times the
oanEonading was rapid and heavy.
The national troops occupy York in force.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

WAsHINdToN, July lit Was ascertained by
our scouts yesterday, who completed circuit
extending ten miles from the city that there are
no rebel soldiers any where between Frederick
and the Potomac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
State and Local News.

WANTED. at this office, a good boy, to whom
good wages will be given.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02

Ir 10 reported that General H. G. Wright,
late commander Of this Department, was killed
10 the late battle at Chanc cellorvilIe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
John Bakers Estate.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that THE SUR
IN scriber has this day been appointed and qualified
administrator on the estate Of John Baker, late Of
franklin county, deceased,
June %, 1868. DAVID BEERS JR,
july2-dltAw3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
new YORK STOCK uarxel.-Juy 1.

stockb very dull ard lower. Chicago g. Rock Is and
9S; 6's I year Certificates y7N; P,tsbu q Port
Wa ue aod Ohc.Co 66; nuwaok-e aud Prsirs du
Chem 81; Cleselau & To ed 10 Nc Igau outhprL
H&; Iii o,s Cert'a scrip lO3; ,ie Y556; Harlem aSt;
hea ing s6X Nss York Ce trail i2i; M,nhigan Central
l05s; Pacific Mail 1905; u ssou,i 6's 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
New York Money Msrket-Julv /.

Money active and firm at z per cent.
St. Ring Exchange dull at l5s@l5g for Arst class
bills
Gold lowee. opening at 45k, and closing weak
Cover meut stocks du,l aud lover. q g. 6s iel cou.
pops l0islO4x; 730 Treasury notes l0S0Bl05k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
r. C.LIGHTE & 60.
Late Lighie & Braiburys),
Piano Forte Manufacturers,
4e1 BROOME Sc, NEW YORK,

I'd BLUUh EAST OF BROADWAY:
MR.F O, LIGHTE, the original founder of this we'll
AVA known Eat tablishment, Senior Partner, and only
Practical Piano Forte Maker Of the late firm oil
"Lighe d BrSdburys" having retained his Two-Thirds
interest in the whole business stock materials etc.. and
Sole Proprletorship in his Hdlud6le Patents, inclu
sive of his celebrated PATENT INSULATED IRON
FRAMES, is the only one who can make the SUPERIOR
PIANO F0RTES for which this house has been 80 popu
lar. All nfringements on his rights will be prose
cuted according to law.
uPAll Fiano FoIteS from this mandatory are war
ranted psrfect in every Ie'pect for hve years.
Liberal terms to dealers.
r. G. LIGHTE q Co.,
Az Broome st., NEW YORK.
sprill0-d3m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
MILE. ALICE,

The most delightful of Equestrian
ia her brilliant Act Of
Horsemanship. beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward will
as much ease as forward, flying
balloons and over banners
and forming pictures Of such ele
gance and grnce, as 20 have GaiDej
for her the sobriquet Of Queen Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-02
MILE. AGNES,

The Invisible Wire Performer,
wbnse brilliantly graceful positions
upon q single wire, at a consider
able elevation from the ground
excite universal admiration. In
ruth, this singularly beautiful
parlor Entertainment is a card
which needs only to be known to
induce thousands 70 visit the Pa
vilion for the purpose Of seeing It
alopc.