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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

DEFRAUDING A CLOTHING DEALER. -
William Bryant and William Rosston had hearing
before Alderman Beitler at the Central Station on
the charge Of conspiring TO defraud s. Hano,
clothing dealer. The testimony was TO the effect
that Rosston called at the store of Mr.. Hano with
an order for clothing signed George Mcguire whose
place OF business IN South Front street thai sales
man OF Mr.. Hano called at Mr.. Magulre's place to
see If 1t was good and there met BRYANT, who pro-
nouDced 1t So and gave check on the First National
Bsnk for $1OO, which purporied TO be signed by Mr.
MaguIe Rosston again called at the clothing store
and received garments to the amount of $75 and
S25 IN cash. The check was afterwards discovered
TO be forgery. Bryant and Rosston were held for
their appearance at Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

The Poor AND THE COMING COLD
WEATHER.-The advent of winter should remind
those of our citizens who have been blessed with this
worlds goods, ,ithat there are thousands who now
feel keenly the necessity for clothing iue food, and
shelter. With a spirit of true benevolence, our
peopIe have organized numerous societies designed
to care TOR the poor and helpless but these derive all
their usefulness through the contri buttons OF per-
sons of means and If these be not liberal the associa
tions are Powerless 1t may be well to remind the
citizens of Philadelphia OF the names and locat ons
The following societies distribute clothing, coal,
and provisions to the poor;L A..
and SAMSON streets-Samuel Ii. Perkins, President,
No, 627 Walnut streets Edmund Wilcox, Treasurer,
Fuel Savings Society of the City of Philadelphia-
Edward Ii. williamson, treasurer, No. 700 Arch
Friends Fuel Association for the Poor-Joseph
| NJ. Truman, Jr, Clerk, No: 4l3 Franklin street
Female Association for the Rehet OF the Sick and
InfiTm Poor with Clothing--EllzabeIh j. Ferris,
1 treasurer, NO. 937 franklin street.
Ben evolent Society o. Mercy and truth Hebrew
| Joseph L. Harvey Treasurer, corner OF Fourth
Society Tor Relief of the Sick and Mutual Assist.
! ance (Hebrewl-M. Cauhman, treasurer, NO. 623
Fem Female Society for Relief Of the Poor, No. l12
North Seventh street-hachel scattergood' Irea'
Soup Societies.-Central Soup Society, Cherry
street above SeVenih-Clement al. Biddle, Treasu
rer No. S3l Market streets Joseph Jeane', Pres-
| dent, No 1921 Arch street; Joseph L. Hough
| Secretary No II South Water street.
Kensington Soup Society, No. 20s Allen street
| G. j. Hamilton, Treasurer, No. 1910 Marlborough
street; George otoekham PRESIDENT, northwest cor
ner of Beach and Norris streets Charles M. Lukens
| Sec etary, No 1895 Beach street.
Moyamensing Soup Society, northwest corner of
Eighth and Marriott streets-Cons West, Treasu-
rer, No. SO2 South Second street Robert Graden,
President No. 687 Pine street; L. Emonde Harper,
| Secretary No. l 10 South Fourth street.
FouTtb and Peteis streets, above BrOwn-T. Morris
Perot, ITeasl rer, No. 62l Market street, Char sS
j. Suffer- President, No. 3Q4 Calowhll street.
samuel T. Child, Secretary, No. S24 North Second
street. 40, -,
street. below Spruce-William Evans, Jr, Trea-
urer Front street a69Ee N0fS ROfS Ioan D. thompson
sOahHaIk Soup Society," sFtSsTSnf sGseS Fee
and Coates streets; Edward s. Hall, Secretary
sprng Garden Soup Society, Buttonwood. above
Thirteenth street-Thos Mather Treasurer, Twenty
second and Arch streets; james Peters, PRESIDENT
No. 1923 Poplar street; John M. Ogden, VlcerfresI
dent, No 446 Marshall street. =, -
Western Soup Society, No. l6l5 South street =
David Scull, JT., Treasurer, No l26 Market street
John E. Carter, Secretary, No 1873 Pine street
ANY OF the above officers will receiVecontnputoh
for their respective societies, and we presume tha
d. nations may be sent directly to the soup houses
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

CoRoNER's INoUEsTs.-On Saturday, in
Quests were held on the body of Annie Duff, who
ded sudoe eny at No. 1904 York street. andon child
in Hamilton street, above Twelfth. A verdict OF
death from natural causes ives rendered in the first
case, and from causes unknown to the jury in that
Ot the child.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

SLIGHT FIREs.-An alarm was created
about eight O'Clock ON Saturday evening by slight
fire at No. 1409 Arch street.
A shed, at Webster's brick yard, Twenty-frst
street near Carpenter, was also damaged by fire.
The residence of Mr. Atwood, No. 1927 Girard
avenue, was damaged to a trifng extent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17
MEDICAL,
PONDs ExTRACT OF HAMAMELIs,

ls one Of the few domestic remedies which havo come
into general use and favor without pun Ig II Is the
proauct 81 simple shrub. harmless In all cases. and as
q domestic remedy, unequalled.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

To BE CLosED.-On and after to-day the
mail boxes used in the cars of the Union Passenger
Difference to the decision OF the Hon Judge Strong.
OF the Supreme f!avrtsu' cUuIpany nad no rlgnt 10
make a contract to carry the United States mail.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

CONVENTION OF SCHOOL TEACHERs.--A
Convention of ladies and gentlemen connected
Saturday afternoon, at the Girls' High School, in
Sergeant street. Edward w, Shippen, Esq, Presi
Chair, and George W. Fetter, Esq, Principal Of the
Guls' High School, acted as Secretary. -.
Mr.. Shipper made brief address on taking the
Chalr, during which he stated that the object Of the
meeting was to consider the best means of obtain
ing en- increase Of the salaries Of the teachers.
series OF resolutions were adopted to the effect
tDat the salaries OF the teachers insufficient
Tor proper maintenance at the present cost OF
living, and urging Councils to grant their just de-
mands.
The following commit 90 was appointed to bring
the matter before Councils:-
From the Boys High School, Prof. G. Inman
Riche and Prot. X. Bopperj Urls High SCHOOL,
Prof. G. w. Fotter and Miss NJ. Barnes; BOYS
Grammar School, Francis s. Belden and Charles
Rainer; Assistant of Boys Grammar School, Miss
Josephine Miles; Girls Grammar School Miss K
Kenven and Mrs NJ McManus; Assi,tant OF Girls
Grammar School, Miss M. McEwen; Secondary
Struthersi Primary Schools Miss Lizzie Hatfield
and Miss Josephine Thorn; Unclassiled Schools, I.
Grover Brioe and y H Quistetter.
Teachers Association were unanimously adopted.
OUR FIREMEN.--A committee of the Will
liam Tenn Hose and Steam Fire Company vii leave
this city on Thursday next for Boston and Salem,
tor the purpose OF presenting card OF thanks to
Ibe franklin Engine Company have had a new
and handsome hose carr age built. The body is
front of the bell gallows Is statue of Franklin.
Inc carriage will be housed to-day A now set of
tels have also been ordered for their steamer, at
1he steam fire engine built in this city for fire
company in Franklin, Pa will be shipped to-day.
A ilial tooS place lew days since, and she threw
A new truck for the Empire Hook and Ladder
Company, OF Lancaster. was housed in the house of
the Empire, IN this CITY, last Saturday, The truck
will be taken TO Lancaster to-day by the members
oil the Empire OF this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-17

FELL ON THE ICE.-Last evening, Au-
gustus Herkness fell upon the ice, at Ninth aud
Coates streets, and fractured his thigh. He was
removed to his residence, in Ninth street, near
prn
, 1866-08-27

DE- KiEalnW

Ia tue only Physician Specialist now In the e1s7
hi. can b entirely relied upon Go 10 Hn, and not
suffer Disease to remain in your system, disasurInc
your ace and body besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects In lie. he has made personal
disease and nerrous debility his study tor the last
twenty years and Il. therefore, the pessoa whom al
AFFLICTED should commit No cre- hearl OF p1tent
Of Ills Lot being cured since be has been IN this city,
BIS reputation hsa vouchers in an tho city papers,
bis patients, and The medical profession, both hers aud
abroad ~ being the moes siled Specialist here, and
thorough master ot his p7ossIo4- al others fsl1
don't despair give hin GILL 1t u only eo,umor
Occurrences with htza 10 cu1n eueh cases. His rpoHs
aFe separate for ladies' md ernuemen and tho most
complete IN shn CITY. Consultations hce md Con.
udenua1.
ot1ce 178 South C1ssk.st, corner Of Mou.ocst balt
\ block from the Pust Once Post Once Bor 1ai.
Chicago, III. 6dee hours ttpm a. n. to D. m.
Send for htt "Gadc 70 HEALTH p1tliated uoathlJ,
hrc Of caarsr:
for9s AEs, TAKE PARTICULAR Eur1m.-Docsos
biee1o~ devotes much Of hts tine TO tho treatment OF
hose cases caused b. secret hab1s which ruin. both
body and mind uniting the unfortunate Individual tor
either business or society. .The sad ELECTS o, snesa
early habl Of the c1cas OF zpeF 5rar il to weaken
Aad debltate the constitution. destroy tho nhyslcal
And mental powefs diminish and eaneoie tho natural
a=lings and exhaust ths vita1 energies Of manhood;
the pleasures OF 1 aascd tho object Of marriage
hnstssed and existence itself rendered tcrm O, IN.
ceastng misery md regret. Such person., especially
thosa contemplating y0ssrase should losa no t,o in
making immediate application, u Dr. D. by his uov
treatment u euabls TO ensure speedy snd permanent
cure.
s7-omcc, 17D South Claskst.+ corner Of Monsoe.st.
, 1866-08-27
LIST OF LETTERS.

.IEITERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
1ost oEtc Il Eeago staie f1lltaos, on the 25, day
To Obtain any Of these letters tlle applicant must
Gau fof AnFEE71sRb l4EfTxEss Ese tue date Of this
Isl. and PAY one cent for advertising.
70 II not calfctl f,r within ONE xoSIN. thsy Will
Dc Nni 70 the Dcnd 1cttc! ul1cc.
!E!!Is Asr not advertised NATL they have IT.
anea Y me once ofc week. and on Fridays and bat
I1Anser1hlnE Clerks. -
a. DlEIT fcttcfK rFatn1v To the street. and number
~ WcI - the l'ost Ultc and Stat4..
-. HEAD letters with tie writer's PoEr OFFICE sad
EIn41E. zn alREE and SCHREE "fgu elesn plainly With
laa 9ans and request the answers to BE- directed no
AIettsEs % Strangers or transient vlsosa IL soKn
q Ett whose special ndtscs In1y be unknown, shonld
S maIEsd Ia the ioKG lshsnd corner with The word
~: Iiaee The ros,sEc stsnp On the UPrEs Rranr
HAND CuESKR, and IZAvK4P1EE between the stamp sd
sesten " fos fos7aAnx1so without interfering WITH
,."S. h-d REQUEST 70. sl,o 1,Erur1y Of let.esjto
tne Ns1tcE, uncl.trutd within thirty days less
Etttn Or printed with tho writer's HAAE. P0T OTT1CE
aEd sTAIk actoss TIC LET hand end Of Tic envelope
NJ faee sie viii be complied with AZ the us1al pre-
@ nasd = III tS parable xhea tse l;ter tsv
ffee delivery of Letters 10 any part Of the city
s1d number.
, 1866-08-27
Cll1CAt;u DIR. e;Dul,s aIAtss1Er.


SATrEray EvENISn. August T. 16A.
TIE Dry Goods market l. showing sl;na pf tnctca+tsl
activity though tIc fnll trHlc has An7ly yct tcunlcc.
tx Tic ordcra hy mail siarins ths wetk have bccn
guile liberal *nl ta:rs N'ncr Of buyers were in tic
city thhn IT anF time dur,n. hc week psrrioas Trade
In New York II r1nrlel galte active, with upward
tn0{tucni In S1far% nc.rAtaltnZ sn1tInT ltcnS In
market. Prints afe II EosHs request sns "A*tsrt"
and the market |. rtn For Heavy 2hccncs ttlc de-
,nand guile nctirt! and prices lsare upward cnd
tury. Nlcnc top1s ara In ArtIye Request, and ~ tic
sn< IL light fll r:fcss obtained. T:Tp Ii tno1c
movement IN Canton ranne1s. and the market Is ru
at OUT noiaols. cntna Stripes md Ticks aalc.,
lc1atne arr in let,er demand nnd nrn In ]salorals
thcrt il fautc art!rlfy. Slaw arc In s,tl rlar.t.
Tic stock j. sos and cll n4roEtcl. E!anlcs Ael
1uE ircy In Fancy Flnnncl* there Il largo Trade
particularly for ltcary Mucs.'. Plain arr rncF row
In tho better fnrH Vi lfc.N Uoos There + snorc a-
3nalIou 1t,afrs, 1opln+ Anl Rti-Too lialfA vel!
1As freely Ut Full p:lrea. Tie Importation of lt+ cass
oF goods arr ght compared With lat rEn.. though
the quality Is sle4ter- Fancy Ca.rncses aud Twrcds
move ou lr .lIt Gnu I1ac Cloths comparatively
Qui,t t:crln1n Cloths, suitable for aka =. In
sood request For llall4 1e!ac.t Silks .hc sslisnd ls
moderate hut ofhcrA selling SLOWLY Tho lndlca
T0ns tic ta trade Will bc 1arsc and such
has 1eu anticipated ~ f,',css. rlry hare placed
ald we'll assorcti will, constant isly arrivals. couR
1ry dealers viii ,nd th4 nng"! attractive II not
rorc 10. than le1r aud y making tr1r r1rc,,ascs
here tnsItnd Of tc Eas viii saTc time ant expense.
We quote:
, 1866-08-27
GoberllMent Galcs.
+ AEGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT

IL PROPERTY ..
oFr1cE AsslzrAs1 QrAEEErx.s1EHl
fws! otter for eac a, public auction commencing On
i IL ~ & " IT. asy'Pr & oSr1
Iaent Property consisinE In part ~ foll1xs: 5l Is
iis s9ss 81 5G M {; ssa I'll IFee 81 s
t;s f. Eon ss'a shcss: 5;' II rs see H. cal; !4 IS
81 sss:ss sss 3 xS s
pinch bsrs; lo blocks .ua tsckea aud snatch blocks
sa se sss Z sas I'll ns
fssa ha sT .s sa5e osse . a1s zs s
tes cart hsfness - .xiea umae? ~ Is aies,
@ s. % Sit sln: Rs3e
bel SiBSs nFs # se asiss g eS
10 chains. bsssst; IS chains sffetcher; lis Chains
sepsss ~ e &C., &
r1nSs, open; lE 2B ~ shoes, horse: A,bm ns Shoes
se :: ssss & St ,e3
Iron pipe &C.: y nrls Ditch; ~ ms raycts Iron LID;
"a ts 1T so'hs: saa:
sssss hssssS sSe f 81 i aSs:i
sssFs s'sa shsia sa5s
setd sulpharie; 81 s. aluui: quarts lauia blister;
des: iso han nanis1s si Avis; il liz 1 Seaders: r
:sssn 81 ss sss
herse raspt blaekt,ai.ts' tonEs b.cEsn!ths tools,
sssss an ~ a.ssf y:
soldering eoppeTs &C.; 799 wreaehee assorted; saws
saw: cisc,s causes eompass.. hs;tnc;s. sunt.s
eol!ow aggeEs IL: bl!ts dsaxtag ka!yss 6 e; ~
6s37 butt hinges; 10G! tasp hinges; s,734 hinges:
s9 hingsa ssTap: $9is hinsgs. assorted; 1:xs tash
Enas; s htis ce1nents holleta portable mtl; ma,
CLINE. r!antnE II n.achine boring: machine ausers;
valves Il army scsics 81 spiinf scales: l9t steel
t,o6! Ds hemp packing 3ISf ns rubber packing; so
teet leather foss; l !eet .Dnhyf hoss; liz bales oak
wash. coet. eoup aud tin boilers; 1nilk and oil ctns
y dnst, base sauce and stew pans; cooking ranges
1S PANS assorted &C.. &C. 7.aot feet fuse; engine
Sales to commence al o'clock m, theff0th day
Of September. 1SA and continue lat1y until t1e psop
eEty IL dIsroted Of.
lo in e Ea1ds @ h., aas2ost At = III, E
Reasonable time allowed for the removal Of property
QnarteEmastcr, II, .. I. Z. u KINE,
ts4O - Byt, Mslur and A, u II,
, 1866-08-27

EATTEpAT EYTNING, AUgUEt ~ JE66.
The ,errynts ,t sLtr.,n.,,. ,r fn,,nc- dn,,r, -.
~.,, sraotrn. 80 -, it.us-IT - ~ '"' ""'Ab VAC
@A'N N"eN>s-aouE ooafs "csrs .....,.
Isccr1p:s. Sn:ptucats.
Lumbar. aegi9o .as1A,1
S2lnEles. X2Ae0 J,itsC11
Lam. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS;G11 le9O31
There Il no nc-crntihe ehanc~ IN 1ht ,n,r.,ct .ra
nr,ccs rontnuc m ma st,,r ,.,rra,a. y, ~
s souuNae .oIu1ssuaass 1aisoes o. Tue MARKET
thls morning eold feoey at fuu prices. The sale,
4sy lnclude tAt Gat.oxanS:
fSrrn srhr Cnnnurxt fro,p N.ntst,, a =.
..,n.s - e, ~ q -, tts- 49,, ~ ~ ~ .oss & ss =
aos = ~ X. ~ sn1 fcaaa!aE al s!aRE caEso
1caF Ito A1o4n AHltE Iakcs u m mill RON, nstxfd 70
- ~ taist ard ,,n,if, ~ ~ ~, n, ,a...us
-. ~ E4ss.o+ : ID ~ " +s".-i*'s
70 oa1!lFe tun otonlos IN m txothtrd sfFn& palShee
boards ut $0Q lath at S4g5: cargo fchr rtfo. from
Ononto 10 1rrixe I'm n, fhfnI 4frn. and h,asi nj
an n S,s :. ., a.. ~ :" ." "S'1ii@" S--A ~
*x.""s .AA .. Stss*h' -: .
, 1866-08-27

E1Ads1 f1AesF
ALI, SIZES OF
GILK BUNTING AND MUSLIN FLAGS,
FROM ole cent oan hundred d-1lass. wholesale.
g. B. BOWEN. 20 Clatk-st+ upstairs, over the United
states Express 0tdcc. Post Qt1ef R9X& lE7 3p
, 1866-08-27

searfh nf rnnd rsttIe hrrr4 {e e1snnftHoh among
H., ,.rs ss ~, Is,n ncnt ADVANCE il values.
7hr nro0or+,o orf:oT. lat horn uuntu ,lfr arre ye
arr nrtctjy s. tn stain. that Of thr total number
-r4e.s v,,r, ,hsn opc third xrrr of fhfs nrtrr IN
thTe thc . ,n nns 1s,t.hnrr " .raa'
1of u.e As"o'@ ~. N's. - : b. -,
There hat tccn iaIr Inquiry Tor FOOD Stock s.ecrs.
. iso In fa,r rroucst .snr,rcs rarriny finn, u N T.,
s7,po1, 1,cr 1Qu ps.
c1ostSa or the xAHKrT.
@ =. ~ ~ x1ss- - 1a,,1s ans
IA k,,rn;@ "a ~ sa: ,.a,s W., ~ ~. aaa
out, aat. the fcw who did pas IN "a appearance
;ss.,,, .ss ~ teo, " opesa'e. saafrsts aad
seHe3a't "-AeA We1E ooalPement7 and Inc teF sales
were uaAe 70 city butchers. only .! head changed
a han a ana ~ tnee ss :. ~ iees e. saasa from eoa'
Tnc mstss, cas,. NJ Az sooa t' ssoc
u,sAs:-,...--., sns unsS1s:
o1os.so FrseEa.
Err, D..r~s.xtar. r. .,o,t o...t., s,oe
.r..r eS S,o. se. .As' -, "
sn;1 ,,nx-.,s. ~. o''4 ~" .,n,o.,
Irfaae Estrra-Good 1eiiiasscd, fsifiy. S
fas1ncd Steers, averaging from 1,loo 10
3;s@ p 7s3s.W
a1rrsyinr HTl.i III 1o II ~ 4a'' Aesh' s,na-s,
.uedfHm. ttass-Sed1um Steers and good
Cow: 1t ~ city s1auEhtcf. and asriA-.
, 1866-08-27
HosteGer's Stomach Bit

Entities the preparation to htgl p1aee aronst
In
csnes or the aEc. l:ock anal valley, plsin ana
have contributed OF their hyseiau sto.e4 to prol
extraordinary Properties. 1t /. a pREsEnyt
MEDICINE; In otacs wo7uS it, eftsct Is Ia
TUE PHYSICAL PoE1rs II 1u11E 1rl1 y1gor
tic period ~lcu uuasslste1 nature be;ins to 81,
to the canSer OF decay. Is sfonaclic. II l.
gc1hcr The best known. Its Iepuratlyc tendency,
ucu1at'y evident IN bilious ca.e, In which II scr
purge the blood OF erpcr1aous bic, a1I restarl
eleasaess OF couplerto0 which can or1y eo-c.iat y
healthy circulation Certainly there Is 10 adye.
tonic and corrective which more eomp;etelE Wind!
the efficacy Of botanical treatment.
, 1866-08-27
Schs Pasztek Henry Grand Traverse. ~ cords wood.
rfE3RCN arn ~x

EARED.t..".......Aus.
Err ::$ ssFss sss:|s 3 Sc ss.n.
sehr saa @ @1aelato. lsna4,e; a1ss s. oats
sF sesr g. + T. F1a1o SaiS e 81 corn
& 4 sses ssse
Memoranda.
The propeller City Of Boston, Captain E. Chap
man, made this port yesterday morning, from Og-
densburgh. with a full complement OF passengers
and general cargo. She leaves Monday cvcpiuc,
nj : o'clock, from the Northern Transportation
conpany'e dock, foot Of North Lasalle street,
The propeller North, Captain William Riddle,
arrived here carly yesterday morning, ttum
Montreal, with few passengers, pig Iron and
merchandise. She 1cases Monday evening for the
st, LAWRENCE
The propeller Potomac. Captain Carlisle, Of the
Western Transportation Line, departed last even
ing, heavily laden with enndrics and the usual
number Of passengers, for Buffalo.
The propeller Chicago, Captain wcleh, also de-
parted yesterday evening for Ba1alo.
The steamer Sea Bird, Captain H. NcHensy, de-
parted lsfi evening. for Milwaukee,. with goodly
number OF passcncerx and a full frnlshE list.
The steamer Orion, Captain RobL Richardson,
! lcavcs Monday morning 1t 0 o'clock for Mil
WAukce.
| The steamer Comet, Captain John Morris, also
lcascs in Tic evening at : o'clock. for Grand
Haven and MuskeEon, from GoodEich's dock near
: ltrsh st1cct bridge .-..
The propeller Lady Franklin, Captain Mann,
lc last eycring fus st. Joseph, With few passeu
gers and snndsies+
The schooner Sasauac. Of liverpool. Captain
Wright, passed the WelIand Canal, bound East
Nurd, Oh The ed. ---.
The following Chicago vessels passed tho Vel
! Is1d Canal on the I'd, bound Eastward; Bark
| canbrta. also the propeller Young America,
. bound Nestwa,d, on tho ed
DtscuAuC{Na At TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jas.
Ptatt, OF Chicago.
The following Chicago vessels auired at Bodalo
on The 2sd Inst, p5opc1lcrs Merchant, ,susque-
hanna, Buffalo, Nin.low. The following also
cleared On the Esd inst: hatk 0nandaea, sehoonezs
, Dauntlces, Dane.
Tue "c1EvHAsp."-Thc propeller Cleveland,
otthc Northern transportation Limo, was launched
f1om Mcssrs. Steven Il preslcy's ehip-yarrl, al
Cleveland, on Saturday last 1t will cost about
ten thousand dollars TO put her in running order
Bo1s7ERors WEA1uEn.-Tle weather upon the
lake during the past few days has bcca very pois
tcrous, and has delayed tho lumber and rras1
feet considerably The vessels which were forcei
down have been from c1gh: to ten days lu reach
ing Detroit while lumber vessels have made u,
better time On nm Of lslf tue distance.
, 1866-08-27
at:fndl.

ESTATE OF JACOB DOTzLER, De-
IL CEAsEf,. Pnbtic notice Is terehs E1yen 70 AZ
personS e1:ams and aeaas asas. ~ se aee 4 ~
iCacatlon and setEeentat regular tsx q nc Go9n
II Court. OF cook County TO BE- ho1aen u kns Cnu1 y
Septrmbcr, 4. b. lss6 being he Sexe1Iesnzh aa1
the.eof. CEAtslES ~ Vt1AEsss
CHicAdo, August l. 1866 Adruinls1otors
auk&r606 4HEs1teW-1Sp
, 1866-08-27

Such y ths s1re.encc Of thousands Few cntoy Goa
Gnnons health. 10 what doca the OCCASIONAL invalid
ss;s.sase hs ,nsss;,sn IL soaSn 81 to hasc
Y 2o bot oF 100 coll or too damp to- Dry T too
Huf aoss e t*sc it's proper course fostlTY
aaa cEsnEs. Of yl.sh !e cuaip4!as no. IL saJs.
l!cas. or suc y!otrui coiI OF such sudden yicisstcs
WY. nso does hs not resort 70 tho Yrcnt Tonic md
lfe3ent!ys. which. It VIII not luakc him ID irpo
lua. viii t least quaEuple Tue caparfy Of t!s systsn
70 ssRcl AZ SSs!n11 sSns!.s hst !eni e oreer a..
TIERS. iaksn tathn,,y acconflng 70 the directions,
III! so stscilxtci tu ttoiAeh brace the nerves Ione
Mal nasl.rsy that tho iastead Vi being at e
n,vrey es the weathcr, An Liable bc proslsatcd by
.a.ns H. a. !. Wit. aat ~ M aoss !nrsE.9us e climate A.
TEFrE!ss STOMACH ntrfE!ts owe tl'csr Erc,t ron.
tyn4l1, sne;n:t3fsi . tt =
, 1866-08-27
Rn1rheIorss Hair DTe,

1Ee Dest u the World! Harmless, reliable nstsna.
neous; The on!y perfect Dye. No lls1rpotaincas-n
Ridiculous tints. s!:ncs WILLIAM A. H1TcuxLoE Sew
York: Also. lsEGESEHATIAi; EXTRACT OF MILE.
Sold by all DruEStsts. de9alsjly
, 1866-08-27
CHICAGO LUMBER aIARKEF.

SATURDAY EVENING. August II 1865.
The receipts and shipments Of lunihc- during &hc
QA8t lTentS-Euut hour wcxr:
, 1866-08-27

sn,. ns, n% s5r. = Iu5 NtsrES I!es7 ~
demand Is eontncd exclusively tie local trade, End
1a1shHk. . "
EkElTS AM SpTs-Ihe Matkst vas cuiei:
tn the demand for Green Fruits 10 fart There i. nov
NtIs q no snqniy c1erpt toE: t,c better varieties
pea< ouf List, n fnI1ows:
, 1866-08-27
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOR The BENEFIT OF THE
Soldiers and Sailors Orphan
Home Fund,
GROWER'5 T1IEATRE,
WASHINGTON, DC
POSTPONED until Thursday Evening,
October 11th, 1866.

"1Ae1 ... ~&
WASHINGTON DC
poz%,n,ea un+;, rchnrsdnv Hvanine.
October 1th, 1866
va1aed .t saas eeassstns e fHs i;,dsnsss
IG4Ens~A 1aFse number of ihe uckets remainiag
unsoid, Is VII b nseesea1y TO PoaIPoSE TIE
IL i 1Ssea Tine i vi pasIdseiy oeeaE. Ins aasay
sxlndng schemes TINT haNe been Presented . TIC pub
sales un were anie % .aaas the people through;
oTs ~ rs eaas ~ ss 81 sss con- On.
ndl 95 IT,, toe s4 ef M s ~ asost ea5e
posspone1nent fosHsstes' ~ ii L ers AG [s. r.
que9ssa 60 ao ac1eT tf, ~ H. M pn
H% ~ P!deai asiIors sni SoldIers Gnisn
, 1866-08-27

otaee =. scnth clnsk.st corner stadlsoHst.. chi.
and chronic diseases Incident ssosN sexes SyphIis
EohostAaa Ecsf atsteturss. slesNiniofrhnA, eur,t.
sPtctli'y relieved. Cures guaranteed. Olilce hours
, 1866-08-27
CIl1&:At:3 CATTLE HARRIET.
For the Week Ending Auguet Is.

OFFICE OF TUE l1AtLT TR1RCvE,l
Saturday Evening, August =.
4EEF CATTLE.
The following tatie ehnws the daily receipts aad
shipments Of Ea Cattle daring the wccs csa:uy to.
day. compared with thc rrrtpis and kpuents Of tue
corresponding wcck la: gear:
, 1866-08-27

sIElI-Ihc market has ruled dull Throughout
1teSc il but little Inquiry except for good heavy NUT
ton Sheep Of which there art but few offerings The
receipts exceed the demand and sales arc SLOW nt
range ef $50 for rommon stock Eherp To $s1ax for
good mutton s1,cep. lriccs do not difrr materially
from The closing rates OF last week.
, 1866-08-27
HGstette1's Bitte1s

Is very d!Gereut from this. The preparation deFr
appetite, and lnyisosstes aud energies tho digs
rowc7s at the samc Tine Hcace, VIXEN InIIEr1cuc
the e1io5marts Of the tablc or absolute disgust tori
fdyspepsla, this fsrrrachins restorative scmoves
entire difficulty. 1t L. not tonic TINT does it, Wort
ha1yes-