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NEW YoRK. Saturday Evening. July Q, 1854.
MoSEY-fcarely 50 hrm. Rates are steady at 1a8
tlcd opening ct 2, dee1ining to 2se, advancing to
st5, decninE to 26t. advancing to 250, decaing to
At 27iaztH. Total exports ofepecie to-day. atss 33
Gnvernn ent Stocks dull. q. S. 6s, 81 coupons, l14 !;
3-2os lt9X@lA.
, 1864-07-11

Oswe9o Market
Oswx0o. N. r.. Saturday, Jz1y9.
FLoUR-1p good demand and unchanged.
GRA1d-Wheat scarce n1d uncbans-d-No spring
Ia held at $es5 No. do at &z3 winter at $2 S.
Corn nrm and IN good demand-Fo InG1sna }it0K
al So prIncipallY the latter figures. -
, 1864-07-11

PERSONAL 1-General James Il. Lane, Uhitcd
States Senator for kausss, is now in the city. He
is staying at the fremont House, but leaves this
Sunday evening Tor St. Louis.
, 1864-07-11

GLAZE srHEEr BR1DaE.-Contraty TO general
expectation the rcplanking OF this bridge was
completed yesterday, and teams are now crossing,
, 1864-07-11

Blto,42S.o3
Making deficit for the year 1864 Of $a5495 IS, to
which add dcfcIt already existing, SIS, 391.93,
makee total de1cft at the end Of tho year Of
f4-,e9061. In accordance E1th the above state
ment your committee would recommend the fol-
1865, with ihe express understanding that II the
Board fall to get the assistance which they expect,
in order TO meet the above deficit and
End 1t necessary in consequence thereof
to close The schools before the end Of
the year. then the engagements OF the teachers
shall cease from that time forward. This the
Board Will dnd an absolute necessity, u the LeRfs,
latuFe should refuse aid, or the Common Council
should refuee to vote for 1t thereafter. But your
Committee are of the opinion that eight school
months, where teachers are eahefed that they are
obtaining III not what they Rhould} at least all the
board csn with justice and proprtety promise them+
IL better than len school month"; where the teach.
en- ate daily and hourly and trying to see
where they can better their condition, state OF
thinge which must necessarily Impair their etacten-
cy ns teachers. Under the increased cost Of uytpg,
and in fact Of every necessary Of life which they,
as well as others, must have, your COMMITTEES re-
grtt they are. not able to recommend Large In.
selves torbds 1t, as they would only the sooner be
recommend the following rates Of salar,es:
Principal High School. ool..................-..$ 800
Normal Department. ........-... 1.5QO
Five Assistants, each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
Thirteen Male Principals Of the Grammar
schools. each. -...............-......... 1400
Principal Bridgeport School. ......... ....... 1,000
No. - School. ool..................... 1,00l
s' South Chicago School .......... eco
ISL Female Teachers. Increase Of e&aQ each 100
, 1864-07-11

Metropolitan Hall to Hent.-This Hsll
IL TO rent for all the purposee fer which srch halls
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. App1ca-
lions can be made ut the Office. adjoining t1e en-
Gance to the Hal 1e1O,h140H
, 1864-07-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Second UnlversalI%t Sunday School.
This Sabbath School, as will be eetn in the sd-
vcrtisiue column. will give It's animal excursion
and picnic on Wednesday Of this week. We pre-
diet l11gc crowd for the pleasant Winetka woods
on that day.
st. Georges Society.-The members Of the
St. Georges Soc ETY. hold IN adjourned meeting
on Mnnday evening, at the USUAL hour. Members
are urgently desired to be present. as business Of
importance will be Introduced. and arrangements
will also be made for the annual picnic, which is
to take place early in August.
, 1864-07-11

t~ Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems.-New and refahle treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent hy
Address Dr.. ]. Skillon Houghton, Howard As5o-
eintion, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. tg2-1aH -5n
, 1864-07-11

a SeA&onable Family Hemedy.-ChoI-
era Morbns, Summer Complaint. Cholie, Sour
els Incident te cLildhood at this seaaon OF the
year, E1e cured at once by Dr. JAMES CARMtsA-
TIVE BALsAM. 1t al]ays the irritation aud calms
the taste, IL readily taken By children. While II
may be given with entire eafeky to in:auts, II yet
acts prompt. aud thoroughly, when Administered
according TO direetons, to eiher children adults
Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
VT mi y t.As
, 1864-07-11

McVICKER's THEATRE

Engagement OF the sterling Comedian, from rho
1oatcn Museum,
MR.. WIN. WARREN,
Universally acknowledged as the first Comedian IN
Ame1cs. 30 Nt1s appear Curing bis eueasemeat IN
series Of brilliant Couedtes and Comic Dramas,
eppI orted by the best company IN the West.
Nonday-uE1R AT LAW. -..-..
Tuesdny-5EklOUB FAMILY ARD SEEING
ane,day-swEHTHEAETs AND WIVES AND
DUNDUCK1rT'S PICNIC.
lLnrrdsy-PAUL PKY AND DuNDTCK1TT's
PICNIC.
Each evening the popular Danseuse, MILE Az.
GUSTA, In CIR ANU DANCE.
F1fdsY-BRNEFlT OF VIM. WARREE.
Saturday Afternoon-Grand Comic Matinee, in
Which Mr. WAEREE Yiu appeAI.
, 1864-07-11

DRowEEp.-Yes.erday morning Corone. Wagner
Eeld an inquest on the body Of q boy named
Daniel AcAdams, eight years Of age, ron Of Capt.
McAdams, Of the vessel Vermont, lying in the
South B1nnch, near Nyereon and Morris dock. The
Itne fellow fell overboard, md IN loss than ten
minutes whe tAeen out but life was extinct. The
3NiY E4Ye verdict Of accidental dfpHuinn.
, 1864-07-11
$1as.0l5.00
$ESsu15.V
Expenditure for eamc period:
For 1eschers' Salaries. es................ S05,G59ea
Bills Audited. zs09. II

Deficit for the year-................ $aA5a-53
To which ls to be added the amount brought
over from LAST year, and bills not yet included,
21a,937.40 making the actual deficit for the year,
az near az possible as per estimate, $l8 3a1 80.
The cetimated income for the year 1864 is as
follows.
From state dividend. 19,583.e0
Rents ,.....-..................,, 16, 3S4- IS
Interest. ...................,.. 5,4s7.8O
, 1864-07-11

TEE Pooa.-Major Harding, the county agent,
reports over three hundred inmstes Of the Poor
House at Jefferson. THIS Is about one-thisd more
thnn the usual lumber Of occupants, and mauy Of
them are totally unfit for labor. The majonty Of
very good.
, 1864-07-11

Friends Of the 10th RcsIn1ent.-To
the lady friends Of the 10Th Illinois Regiment
there ,s'll be % meeting sr the house Of Mrs. De
July 11th in the afternoon at O'Clock, to take In
to consideration something OF Interest 10 the above
Regiment. Mothers and eistezs are particularly
Invited to attend,
, 1864-07-11
The Best Tonic In the World.

The Best Tonic In the World.
HUBBEI'S
GOLDEN BTTTERS.
uUBBEL'S 49,.
GOLDEN BIITERS.
DYSPEPSIA
WEAKNESS. .~....
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unp1eaeant to the taste, but the
most palalabla ever offered. Particularly TO the
Southern market.
Circulars sent to any address,
GEO. C. HuBnEL Il Co.,
PropretTs.
New York.
FOB aAIE BIT
B1rnbam Van Schaack, Wylie & Edwards,
and Druggists g. Grocets generally.
jnlyl- -u9l6-13 m, &W
, 1864-07-11

AH11vAL-Thirteen men belonging to the 4th
regiment Of the Reserve Corps arrived at the Rest
On Saturday evening, in charge OF Sergeant s. B.
Banyard. They are returning from Johneon'z ISL
aid. where they have taken thlrty-stx rebel Off
cere, captured In the southwest, They leave for
Rock 1slApd this ereniug.
, 1864-07-11

LAreEHr.-Lottie AcAndrews, 4 woman Of til
town. ~as charged yesterday, before Justice Mil
,er, with haviug stolen two chemlses, thsee
dresses, two skirts, and other apparel, from
George Irish, off Cleayerrille The case was a
st1on: one, and che ae held In the cum Of $500.
, 1864-07-11

METrA1 LIE lEa. Cove notice that the Mu-
tnal Life Insurance Company Of Wisconsin, Is
about 10 extend its business. taking an Office on
Clark street, near Lake This oface-ahe only
Life" In the Northwest, and one of tue most sac
cetsful In the Unfon-hss established Itself On the
mutual principle with periodical division OF prof
It's. In hix years the receipts have increased ron
le6ss.ao. to Sl 5s0.T5, and the nun Der OF polt-
cies from 100 to 4S. The security is rcllabe in-
marina.
, 1864-07-11
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES,
The following pereons were awarded Toachers'

Anna Amesbury, Emma J. Atwater, Sarah A.
Brooks, Adella E. Butler, F.. Ellen Carter Frcdcr.
J. Fhrr, Mary E. GsfIney, Nancy A Helm, Anna D.
Jennings, Sarah ]. Kirby, Anna B. Mckay, jose
nhine 5. Miller, Isabella Patterson, LauIa Reed,
Elizabeth Smith. Emma II. Smith. Frank E. Suth.
erlaud, Emily 1. birmingham, Hattie N. Winchell,
Emma Il. II. Wright.
THE Fnnr1 then s1fnuYnad
, 1864-07-11

CITY Il8A1UM ENcmfB1oH.-HeV. E. B
1nttle's Parteh and Mission Sunday School give
their Annual Excursion on Tuesday morning, to
Hyde Park. Cars leave at 84 O'Clock. The Snn-
day School at Camp Douglas is expected to unite
With the above, and md, make happy da5 Of It, A
TeIe.s @ IS cent? for asnlts saa Is cents ior chiI,
dren. May be obtained at the cars at the Illinois
Central Depot, on the morning Of the excursion.
Special NotIcc.-There will be meeting of
the Executive Committee OF the 1lth and Ialh
Ward Union clab, at Aurora Hall, On Monday eve.
ming, the 11th lnst at O'Clock, It ia hoped that
crEfT rne1nbet LII ha nraeant
, 1864-07-11

In whose Office am now writing, has lust in-
formed me that the operator at Point OF
Rocks has skedaddlcd. Previous to leaving,
lie informed Mr.. Howser that the rebels were
crossing In force ut that place, and that he
was going of with his Instruments. As to
their movements, no one about here seems to
know, md time can only develop their inteu-
tions. The agent at this point has everything
in readiness for move, should We receive
any information Of the rebels coming this way.
1A1ER-2N p. m.-About an hour ago the
agent was informed That there were one hun
dred passengers ut Frederick who wanted to
lcave, aud being told, ut the same time, that
everything was yet safe, he dispatched one of
the trains in waiting here thither.
3p. m,-The train has Just arrived, and re-
ports people skedaddling In every direction.
a number Of soldiers came down. Some
say 1t is big scare; others think other
wise.
Correspondents n. T. ucra,a.1
FREDERICK CITx. July $50 p. m.
aour ru {, Correspondent arrived here this
lnoEt frigh1nl stories Of = large inyading
urmyt the frightful riyages TINT army was
committing, and the certain prospect of
the good city OF Frederick being occupied
by at leaet thirty Thousand men before many
hours. The t1ercest combat was even then
IsEing between this immense force and some
lew hundreds of our cavalry, md had been
DONG 60 ior some hours.
"Can you lear the guns e'' we asked. sis
II cannon or musketry3'
"Oh! cannonl We have heard 1t quite
distinctly q! the morning, In the direction
oi UaEan's Mountain
"Who Inns been kiiledg Where ia the hos.
pltalY'' 49," '-So
"Oh, believe there Is hospita, here j.. hnt
really ! have not heard of INV one heina IN,
wounded as yet brought to it''' "sAA't'
We afterwards learned that these e1ance.
ruted reports had been started by straeEiert
from Gen. 6igels forces when Martins6nrs
was eyacuated. The army OF that Genera
must have been greatly demoralized whe1
some three hundred straggleEs from 1t hav'
been picked up by the conmandant at Fred
erick within the last forty eight hours-som
with horses and some without, some Wit
guns and some without, some under officer
and some without, but all perfectly sure tha
they had seen several thousand rebels In tn
vicinity OF the Potomac river None ofther
were wounded or provided with furloughf
get all were on their way to Baltimore
Some say that Ma1t4nsburg Was evAcuate,
without dfing single shot Il there not
singular fatality nbout our nttempte to hol
Hafpcr's Ferry and Martinsburg, and mt.
remarkable coincidence In the tactics Of II
, 1864-07-11

SEn4ors AccDESr.-On Saturday afternoon
serious accident occurred On the corner OF Msdi-
non and ualsted streets to q man named Frank
Page. He was preparing to start to the Driving
bati ba.k IL :. light buggy, diving spirited young
and sssd emitted to cover its eyes with tie usual
eo1saoets" A moment after the animal became
haG 3haga'ened at seeing the man standing near It's
s,a,aeG Gh WHIP IN his hand snd immediately
s.aeia o4"n Aaisted street 1t furious pace
tae tknoekine faEe violently to the ground. The IN.
srns.ass cara,s man Eas carried Into his house IN
n fery critical state. The horss continued It's
WIG career ao Madison street, whcre It took to tho
siaeWai1s ana Iof short time cleared everything
It to standsttll; Covering the animal with tne
knlns Of the vehicle aud poHt, -"
, 1864-07-11

"Non1yAr1ox Eoga."-This Ia the title Of new
song Just Issued by Il. H. Higgins, No. III Ran
dolph street and written on the event ofthe reno.
iDation Of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency. It
1s destined to be tie song ofthe day. II ia very
tke timee. The author-J. E. HaynesNhas con.
ferred benefit ON The musical world In giving
forth this sparkle from his gen1ns.
, 1864-07-11

Co111s1oS.-4hnut Elk o'clock on Saturday
evening hack became jammed between MadI-
son street car, and car coming round the corner
Of Halsted street. The reeult Of tie impact vss a
general "emash up''-the hack become COM
pressed into about hall its usual compass, While
the CARS were thrown into the gnttcr, and the pas
sengers somewhat shaken and bruised,
, 1864-07-11

DorG1As MONUMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to adjournment, the Board OF Trustees will meet
at Parlor No TO- Sherman House, on Tuesday
afternoon next, July Z, at * o'clock. Il Is ex-
pected that every member Of the Board in the city,
and those re8fdtns tn other places who can attend
will promptly be present at this meeting, a. busi.
neee OF ared.l Importance Will be transacted. By
ordet Of The BoArd.
, 1864-07-11

DEsEnT1os.-John AcGllvray, Christopher For
rest md Michael Toomey we're. On Thursday even
Ing, chRlEed before United States Commissioner
Hoyne with detert3on from the propeller Empire
State, of the Chicago and OgdensouIE line. The
evidence showed that the defendants were cu1pa-
to be placed on board the propeller yesterday,
which was done,
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The STATE MILITIA.-ln the House of
Delegates yesterday, Mr.. Crawford intro
duced bill to discipline the commissioned
officers of the militia and volunteer forces
of the State. The bill provides that, to i'm
prove the discipline and military education
of the State, there shall be held once in
every year muster and encampment of
ticers belonging to the several military or
eight days duration, of all commissioned Of
CARNATIONS of the State, at such time and
place as the Governor may direct. At ev-
cry muster Of the officers of the brigade,
the officers of every rank shall be thorough
ly instructed and drilled in the manual of
arms, and in the most essential parts OF the
school of the soldier, company and battal-
ion. During such encampment or muster
the officers shall be subject to the regua.
tions and articles of war for the government
Of the armies of the United States
The bill will no doubt pass both Houses
within week or two.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-06

NEW OPTICAL INsTITuTE.-M. Polachek
Practical 0culist and Spectacle maker has
opened an Office in this city where he in:
vites the public, especially those afflicted
with bad eyesight, to call and get his cele'
brated PERIscoPIc CRYSTAL SPEcTAcLEs for
preserving and strengthening the sight. He
warrants his Glasses to suit in all cases
curing weakness and dizziness. His repu-
tation as reliable Optician can be attested
by over 500 certificates from very prominent
mon, also from the press. Also. Field and
Opera Glasses, Microscopes and all kinds OF
Optical instruments.
Office, Monroe street, at Skaters Jewel
ry Store. dec2s-3m
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John Handlan and William c. ! Attachment II
Handlan, partners doing business Chancery pen
under the firm, name and style of ding n tn.
j. & W. c. Haudlan, Plaintiffs, >Circuit Cour
vs. of Ohio county
Henry W, Adams and others West Virgins
Defts.
Take Notice, that the dispositions of William
Diekman and others, will be taken at the law of
fee of G.. L. Cranmer, Esq, in the city of Wheel
ing, Ohio county, State of West Virginia, on the
10th day of February, A. D. 1864 between the
hours Of 8 o'clock, A. NJ. and q o'clock P. NJ. on
behalf of the Plaintiff to read in evidence on the
trial of the above cause, And if from any cause
the taking of said depestions should not be com
menced, or being common ed, should not DO con-
pleted on that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned from time to time, until the same be
compveted.
NC. GOOD, Att for Plaintiff
To said HENRY W. ADANsj jan. IA
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Col. PowELL.-This gentleman, who
was captured in the Kanawha Valley last
Summer, reached this city last night, He
states that he was taken to Richmond and
placed IN Libby prison, where he spent the
past seven or eight months anything but
agreeably--being confined in dun
geon twenty seven days. On Thurs
day week he was exchanged for Colonel
Lee, and left Richmond yesterday week.
Col. Lee was reported to be on his way to
Richmond last evening, having beeu sent
by Aag of truce. AS soon as be reaches
that point, Col. Powell will be released from
his parole and be permitted to join his COM
mand THE Second Va. Cavalry, The Col.
is enjoying very good health, and appears
to be none the worse for his confinement
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IT Is ASTONISHING the amount of business
that A. M. Adams & Co., do. One of the
firm is East every four or five weeks and if
there is any new styles of cloths, cassimers
Or vestings they are the first to have it,
and of the best quality. Persons in want
of The best article of clothing and at fair
prices had better call and examine their
endless variety of cassimeres and vestings.
Their facilities for cutting and making
fashionable garments are unequsled in the
civ for taste and style. nov IA .6m
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James A. Smith, Plaintiff. Action Of assumpst,
pending in the Cir
w. (cuit Court Of Ohio
Joseph Smith, Defendant. county, West Va.
Take Notice, that the dispositions Of N. S. Smith
and others, will be taken at the office Of John
Armstrong, Esq, in the town Of Ravenswood,
jackson county, State of West Virginia, on the
Goth day of February A. d, 1864 between the hours
Of o'clock, A. NJ and 6 O'Clock P. NJ. on behalf
of the Plaintiff to be read in evidence the trial
Of the above cause. And if from any cause, tho
taking of said dispositions should not be C, mmenc-
ed or being commenced, should not be completed
on that day, the taking of the sane will be adj
journed from time to time until the sams be COM
pletsd JAMES A. SMITH.
TIE said JOSEPH SMITH.
janl6-4tw
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"FRoM THE FRoNT'- Despatches from
Gen. Kelly, receive in this city yesterday
state that the CoHfederates came to a halt
at Moorefield, where the Federals engaged
them for six hours The Federals succeeds
ed in routing them, and at last accounts
the Federal cavalry were in pursuit. 1t is
thought the object of the confederates
mrking a stand az Moorefield was to allow
the captured train, prisoners and cattle to
be taken into Dixie, and it is said the Con
federates have succeeded in carrying off al
most the whole of their booty.
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Burning of the ID. G. Taylor

LOUISVILLE, Feb. Sat 2 o'clock this
morning, the steamer D. G. Taylor took
fire in the oil room. Supposed to be the
work of an incendiary. She was owned in
St. Louis, and valued at $4,000, insured
for $4,000. The flames communicated to
the towboat Relee, consuming her. She
was valued at $4,000, no insurance.
The Taylor had $50 tons of commissary
stores for Nashville. Loss To the Govern
ment is estimated at $4,000.
Capt. Rhodes and Engineer Jones, o.
Pittsburgh, and another person unknown
jumped off of the boat and we're probably
drowned. ~r.
A negro boy jumped off Of the Taylor
and is missing.
Both boats are total loss.
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Local and State News. :

ARREsrED,-Yesterday morn.
ing a dispatch was received in Bell All
from GAINESVILLE, by officer Criswell, stating
that three mer, viz: c. Bishop, G. H, Arch
er and ]. Fitzgerald, had robbed clothing
store in the latter town, and he'd taken pas
sage on the Eastern bound train. When
the train reached Bell Air, the Pittsburg
train had left, and passengers were obliged
to lie over for the evening train. A short
time after the arrival of the train, three
men, answering to the description given Of
the thieves, were seen walking up street to
gether. Two or three officers approached
and made known their business. Bish.
op and Archer gave themselves up, but
Fitzgerald made an attempt to escape
Pursuit being given, Fitzgerald threw of
his overcoat and drew a revolver. The off
GERS also produced revolvers, when Fitzger
aid again took to bis heels. He was follow
ed, and after chase of two hours was cap
tured in the woods, some six or eight miles
from the town. He was returned, and il
was expected the whole party would be
sent to the st. Clairsville jail last evening
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A MAN with no character at all, is a
SAINT with the radicals, if he will but aid
their plans; but the best man the sun
shines on is an irredeemable villain, if he
opposes them. They have no other scale
of virtue One of the evils which follow
the supremacy of such faction is that it
fills the country with hypocrites-weak
people who know the right, but bow silent
ly before successful and tyrannous wrong.