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TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
4 b. So eIecated ind ten7sEsd g ~. ne under:
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ssee Is & heseoy nade Is ne Record Il ia Decd whiaa
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t.insd I'd s95 thspIlRoses shsEstn e1prsssed
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tAe appurtaaances thereanto ps19p n1 ~ Ia "a
fs!fs .;sfa SREGoRa' Z 81 = 4js s.a r.
Chi Chicago, March lii. BAL
sss :s see,s y ,s :s,s ssa< 1ssesnsd until 1'
% aaiss.d Ms1 4 "a" 0e cH1G GREGORY. .risass1
The .eo.s s,,s Is sasther postpousa to Fr1aas. ~
hi sS q 'a''' h''f ea2as 2;scsA l. eHzaozz zu.e
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plssss, .ss, .ssA caAs: 4 GREGORY 1snsss~
s9s.s ;s ss1s ~ to ~
MI eossta Tfassee.
, 1861-05-07

NORTH CHICAGO RESERVE GUARD will
d drill At North Market Hall this evening. Regu-
n Lar drill every Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
u BY ORDER,
, 1861-05-07

Heretofore when unpaid letters have been
deposited in the Post Office, 1t has been the
duty Of the Postmaster to notify the persons
to whom they were addressed, and upon such
persons paying the postage, the letters were
forwarded to their destination. AT the last
session Of Congress the section Of the Post
Office law under which this was done, was re-.
pealed; and hereafter all unpaid letters depos-
tied in any Post Office will be forwarded
direct to the Department at Washington as
"dead letters" or letters for city delivery.
AL drop letters, on which postage is not pro
paid Will be treated in the same manner
, 1861-05-07

4HE AAB1A b1GD--lQ9 QQA steamer. Sea |
Bird, Capt Rlotgstt. il here to take her place
in the Luxe Superior line. !
TnRsTaR or rHB WEsr,-Ten of tbe. crcv
Of the captured steamer, Star Of lie West,n
passed Through this city yesterday.
-LAncEs1ors~-John t..rkvrieht. one OF Tho
Light Fingered Br.gade, stole ccat from
FoanHteef ons'- -usday, WINS arrested3 examined,
and held ir $500 bail.
FG1tcK.-At the Police Court yesterday, a
large share OF lighter cases attested the yigs-
lanca of the police and the auiet aud the good
order of our city,
Company arc to it,augIrste several improve
ments on their derot grounds, in the erection
OF new and mete permanent shops.
CotLntos.-1ha schoone< Metropolis col.
aided With 4 canal bost In tho draw Of Clark
street bridge GA Saturday evening. Light
damage was done TO either
GosE 70 Held QuAR1Ens. .-festeuaay Col.
1oha Van A1aan, and James L. Mulliganle;t
80 ~ &es1'e1 ~ pa'o ~ De4tA@ -
tlr, nt.lt eaafe regiment, inclusive et the
'% s's'saoe- q:
pH1aAamonsc-17re members Of the Phil
7aszmoatc Society and the public in general.
win h. o,.d a. >s.r, +h,+ +ho asvon+h ,,sr,1ar
saouso8 = oncess VIII take pace on Aonaay
Ae@'' Aa' 1'tn' ~ otsao ast.
ru- f,,...no n,,,. so,a-o,
f,h,ca.,, nragoor, 80 ha-a s.or S-ps ~ -i.s
n, taf,st an. ~ - , De $50 $50
ohe enn,r ,ez aaa ~. - =. .o1IeAss.y ue@.
f..vs,,,1 ~ IL '1''f0 'eA'teS 30
A%,orHpp tn. ,.r.v pro,.r.x,,- Nina ,h,1
Sren. s;x bovx and .hxea o;,,. -.re h,,+;aaa
by the nastor et ,ho sesor5 p-oshrts,.on
Church laet sahh,4,, A Ana reo,z,e,,t of II.
fsptry for that ,rosn-rona ch.reh.
-
New YoRK PAPERs.--MeNalIy laid the New
- ~ e-*e ~ Nv, W. va .1.'@o s.o'e4
- - = t4s a. lS 80 ~ no1l a'
-. ~ F"pN ~ sAs 9 eA~c.1' c'-,'
'~'4'' "eto o5ls nefeA1''t u1'b
-..
PRESENTATION TO SENATOR DoUG1As-
Since his return to Chicago Senator Douglas
has been presented By several Of his personal
ho.aea Thav were nnrctaead of the Aner;.
can Exn.ess Conon,nv for 81 ot,o and are hear
tifh animals.
oafAA "AA'1ee'1' man "as much
4a'Aeo sestelahs aasesp;'on by being caught
oeI~te1 t"e cate q. the Madison street rail
ton. These r,o1b.rG1 af+a,n-,+. - ..,o -
often visit severe ncna,tiea nz,o,, +,7r,ss rnss
will D., warned in no other war
---
TEE FORCE OF HAB1T.-It Is said that
1ongitudinous boarder at the Richmond Ho1,ss
the other day at dinner astonished the attteu-
uanE cullerd pueson by calling for the sCourt
+ha fo,,a af...hf. 80 "a1
-o,,,..s IT,. So. 4.s,-1N, sAA'A 1N4sS
-~~.N'' 3'
Foe TEE ARAT.-The committee appointed
10 receive contributions Of lint, handages, &C.,
: from the ladies Of the Church Of the Holy
Communion, VIII meet at Nos 96 and 98 Lake
street, over WetheEe]i:s millinery rooms, TO-
Tadia. 1T tho ..,,1:o.'4s- s;.s.a ~ 49,
rare In tt;s n,ort ~ -. ;-,;taa ~ ntta.ss
Trees AND F1owERs.-Messrs. ", Burt T.
Co., 1t Niles, Mich, hare one Of the finest col.
lections Of fruit and ornamental trees. shrnhs
SC, to BE- found In the country. Their cata.
Icgue embraces al the hardy varieties and ,a
recommend those rbo wish IN set mt trsss
, 1861-05-07

%1aa'Atao Aas1@ : = 4aseeo1A1n
nletcantuh Assoc'aslon Rin aiees e*sAulf Aeoa
- - - -. - : a .,., - .....s.
e5 ~ ,s"' ' ~S'~@'
1s4nne1 a''0'14A e.NsA 1.>s
:, = oa6hAa' lAon' secy.
\ xvn... fT..9s1. = :. ~ <x..:sr,
ATTENTION. You are hereby notified ID
8meet tnis evening at Judd,a Hall. corner Mon
2Ash1saestng OF business and for drN, :.
1sav isSl{ oieea''. aoa" 1oAAAh' oessc'A11'
, 1--------
samTsx,1n1!c,s, .u-..,n1,... ,rho h.zs s1o,.
y ed the mnster rol] in lis hsnds Of tie under
signed are requested to be present tonight at
Mest Market Hali, as. business o. ampoattAneg IS
hy;nS m ~ ~ ale hndIeA 1eSsiIt JOIN <. BRoss.
-
Attention Company 6oth sKeRan1en... -.
~ae+ R,orE ~ 4his agen{nn - HAIL. gar.
,Nto'clock. : ...I-. -"
" JonH Mason LOOMS.
-==-=S-
s1,1,a7z5 r7ttirs on pTernvr on.,n-.,,
II i.si1 a 1T-utE TeS-1-.I - ~o4A+AE "AA
, 1861-05-07

pRovu1osx.-Thsze is more tone in thse market.
sslea Of !. Sample Is Sous' y India Ness beef at
i0Os to 106e and "*KafshaIl's't at lois ID. Pork
nm 1t 81 Tor good city cared. Bacon eells nosa
, 1861-05-07
M 4 r I N E e. 7 8 z
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. May q.
stmr Sea Bird. Blodgett, Detroit.
Prop BEfton, Adams. Kalamazoo, 90 III lumber
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River 10 N lumber.
Brig Banner, Mordof, Green Bay. rs N lumber, "a
br1s apples, 23 brls fish ~ n shingles.
Brig sebastopoI, Smilk, Muskegon, 50 n lumber.
Brig Commerce, Locke, Buffalo.
tschf Ashtabula, Hammer, Grand Haven, 30 m
schr Odin. Walton. Muskegon, 9s m lumber.
schr Bates, Conner, Muskegon, 80 N lumber, g. m
schr Almira, l1 Miller, kalamazoo, 50 m lumber. 50
schr Tempest, Newton, Kalsmazoo, Is N lumber,
80 N shingles, 18 eds etaye bolts.
6ehr Raynor, Bruce, Buffalo, 80 tons s.ave', 1o4
schr Honest John. Rawlin, haskeEon, rs N
schr nlinoIa. Burke. Muskecon. IS m lumber.
Schr Morning light, Hen, Cleveland, 100 tons COAL
sehr Throop, Fl ;oet, Grand Haven, es M lumber,
112 hf brls fish.
schr Monticello, hurdock, Detroit, 100 II lumber,
schr Imperiai. Stewart, Buffalo. 4oo tons coal, 20
Schr Tr1co1or Kimban, kalamazoo, 80 II lumber.
schr Wyoming, Fur1ong, Grand Haven, 1,1oo
schr Midnight. Drake, Cleveland, 400 tons coal.
schr Magnet, Palmer, Muskegon, y m shir giles.
Schr Metropolis, Murry, Buffalo, III tons coal.
schr Pionser, Thompzap, Muskegon, 60 cords
sehr Commencement, Van Dies, Holland
schr EIbe, Rusger, Muzkegon, IS N lumber, IA II,
1ath.
schr Telegraph, Hayes, " b,te Lake, rs 4, lumber.
Schr Holt, Peterson, Kalamazoo, 70 III lumber,
Schr Annie Thorine, Anderson, MIakegon, LOCO
railroad ties.
CLEARED ........-.-May 8,
Prop Brfton. Adams, Kalamazoo.
Bark Republic, Cary, Ogdenehurg. 19, ,613 bu corn.
Bark Sovereign of the Lake, Jennings, OgdeIsburg,
BARK Rio Grande Larkin, Buffalo, H. 900 bus com.
Brig Sebastopol, Smith, Muskegon.
schr Dsedraught, Doggett, Oswego, 1900 ba
wheat.
schs Honest John. Rawlin, Muekegen.
Schr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
SChr Gipsey, Flood, Grand Haven.
Schr Throop, Jameson. Grand Haven.
Schr Wyoming, Fur1ong, Grand River.
Schr Hnntres5, Culver, Buffalo, 14Q00 bu wheat
and 100 bis flour.
Schr Magnet, Palmer, Muskegan
Schr Fremont, David, Buffalo, 1922 bu corn.
schr commencement, Van DIS, Holland
Schr Rival. Erener, Kingston. u, 600 bu wheat.
schr Sasco, Wood, oswcgo,, Is, 500 bu corn
Schr Telegraph, Hayes, White Lake.
schr Pslmetto, sesnlan, oeonto
Schr Elba, Emery, Kingston, 1850 bu wheat.
Schr Villas, Albert, Buffalo, 9,SGG bu corr.,
:, Schr Corvette, Stark, Buffalo, q, 0Cb bu cutn-
Schr Bates, Davidson. Kingston, 15,oo0 By wheat
schr Flying Cloud Bor1ran, os"ego' 16oco bu
schr Kingsford, Klnson, Oswcgo, 1880 bu wheat
Rchr Fortune, Ha1owell, Buffalo. l6, 200 bu corn.
Schr Star OF the North, Patno, Buffalo, 49, eco bn
wheat.
schr Mason, jackson, Kingston 14,aoo bu wheat.
, 1861-05-07

8oarotaG4.

pOARDING-28 Washington St.
~ Onexuite ot Rooms With Board GA b. Ind u
appsa fof 1uauh II - WaahtnGton 5tFesH Pc.
Boar4S1z can also tEd socoannofAtona. myo0N ',
, 1861-05-07
COMM E:RCIAL

MONDAY Es1BIAa, May 6, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty-eight hours:
REcEPTH LAST FoKTY-E1gHT HouRs.
, 1861-05-07
.l)lfa.1!|linilii | i Utlht111f'
!, TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1861
-sI;HE CTTY.

9EkNaE or TME.-Nottce in another
column change Of hours on the Michigan
Central Raiiroad Spring arrangement
, 1861-05-07


and prices remain steady. The inquiry for Flour
was fair but buyers insisted on lower prices which
was not generally acceded to On the part Of hold
crs, although on the whole the market was easier,
sales amounting to nearly 1900 bbls at 81 $50
500 for common to good and choice spring extra,
and $2.s7@s 80 for common to fair superane. The
Wheat market WIS steady-the inquiry being
chiefly for No apring bat after the receipt Of the
steamers news 1t closed quiet and scarcely 20
firm. The transactions amounted to only abont
IS, 600 bu, at e2x@94c for No Spring. and 500
aokc for MOI Spring. closing at the inside quota
tion. .....
a large quantity Of wheat in sacks, from points
along the Mississippi River, hitherto tributary to
st. Lnnis, is now being received here and as bag
ged wheat is purchased only By millers the market
for it IL dull, and sales today were made ut below
the price Of tha gaTno grade In store. Shippers,
therefore, will ses the importance ofsending their
grain In bu1k.
rhs Corn mstkeF was active, and prlces were
steady and Arm-closing, however, very dull.
About 15O, coo bushels Of all grades changed hands
at 34@84xc. Tor River Mixed, ahoat; Ss@82Kc. for
Mixed, in store; and esH@29 for Rejected, in
stere. There .xas some inquiry for Oats; but At
lower prices. and there were no transactions. Rye
was sold at 43e- on track Barley Is neglected.
HIghwinea are etn dull and 100 bills vera sold at
t4c.
The high rate Of eastern exchange and the want
Of confidence In currency, has caused an outside
inquiry fox Mess Pork and the market closes hrmer
with sa1es Of 400 bbIs. at $2o.oo0a06O. There ia
nothing doing I'd Cut Meats or Lard.
There were heavy receipts Of Live Hogs yester-
day and to-day, and the market has declined fully
sc Yesterday Heavy Hogs were sold at $4.s5@
4o; but At tho close, good lots were sold at $40o
q gross. PrlMa Cattle are In fair demand at eaoo
@S.76.
day nine ssit veesels and OBS propeller were en-
gagged at 14e. corn to oEdeusbu1gh; lsc. for
corr to oswegQ; e469: for corn to Butalo; and
10c for wheasf4 propeller 10 Buffalo
= FLOUR Aao aaAH N sroHE IN CHICAGO.
, 1861-05-07

THE. EAR1E Bmn.-The dnesteamer, Sea
Bird, Capt, Blotgett. il here to take her place
in the Like Superior line.
, 1861-05-07

$ae561a75-. ..-
Hogs are dull, and range from 81 90 to $4.62H.
Sales Of Sheep at SO a5@950 for shorn, and 81. 90
14s5 for good and fat, with the wool on. Lambs
$a-ooDa.2o to $3.50. Calves. S@@3kc . b:
P1E1s1uRe, Fonr WAYNE AND CHICAGO YARDS.
Sales reported BY 8. ". BowLEs, commission
fiealer during the Meek ending May &:
, 1861-05-07
Attention RnktneeEr. sapperx and
nffnnf&.

~, There viii be special meeting Of this corps
&th1s evening ct stsele's 6nlidine, northwest
M7H O'Clock, for the Transaction of very import
mt business It Is expected that everT member
Who has signed The roll Of this company will be
place every Monday, Thufsdag and Saturday eve
ntngs for the purpose Of instruction in field fo1tia
cation and infantry drill.
ARTHUR G. DucAr Captaiu.
, 1861-05-07

TnE6xaR Or THE WEsT.-Ten of the, crcv
of the captured steamer, ~Star Of lie Vest
passed through this city yeete-t,ay.
, 1861-05-07

WkkHrEa TO Bors.-A young lad ten year
OF age, whose father, Nj. Graves, resides on
Ann street, In attempting to get upon the
front platform Of Randolph street car while
in motion, fell before the wheel which passed
ovsr . portion Of his foot It may cripple
him for Life. VIII the boys, s.or any other
man, ," be warned BY such sad instances, to re-
gard the caution never to get on the cars
while they are In u1otiop, and IN every case
choose the reas platform.
, 1861-05-07

ANOTHER INFANTRY REanHEr,- Nine chill
rdren, six boys and three girls, were baptised
by the pastor at the Second Ptesbyte1ian
Church het Sabbath 4 dne regiment Of in
thotry for that prosperous church.
, 1861-05-07

New Yosk Papers. .-~McNalIy laid the New
3ork papers of Saturday on our table yester-
day at u past 5p.M. This Is the hour at
which New FORK papers Of the day previous,
aresto arrive here daily hereafter. Quick
Tpfk
, 1861-05-07

or ICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,4
Ehe7man's Sale ard Shipping H17ds-H1ch. G.
r. R.-Markets reported By WALTEB SHERMAN,
expressly for Us TRIBUNE, ace<k ending Non
, 1861-05-07

IotA. $318, 600
None OF which can be used 10 Nqutdate any
general Indebtedness agxinst the city, but, By
the charter, must be used only for the purposes
above indicated.
The total, Amount Of Bonds issued by the
Sewerage Commissioners is..-........ 5000, COO
Purchased and eaneeaed On account Of
Sinking Fund. ...---.....-.--..-...-..., l5,Oo0
Total outstanding. .$ss5 .ooo
The Common Council, In PURSUANCE of an
act Of the Legislature, has authorized the
further issue Of Bonds In this department. TO
the amount Of &100, ,0N though they have not
been, nor do understand that they are to be,
offered for sale ut present.
1.-THE Charter directs Bpeci4l tax to be raised
as e T.:
nonas at 1.tasity 1 These Bonds ase approved ay
The total a1nount of Bonds issued by the
Water Commissioner ts ,10o, 900
The Legislature has provided for the further
issue Of $225, 900, but the Council has not az
yet authorized such issue
..The income from the Water Rents 1s sufficient
to pay the interest the Bonds, also all the opera
sinking rund sufficient to 4fQutdate the Bonds at
maturity. Tho bonds are q lien upon all their
G%sa: % pipes' real estate 4e'' rs well as upon the
The city debt proper amounts to, aay, in
Bonds outstanding. $44s4 600
OF which ~. 600 becomes due on the hrst
gay Of dufy ne1t, and must be provided
The loattngtebt amounts ssnn IN
1he moet Of thts latter sum matured on the
1st Of Aay instant, and is mostly in the shape
able here. :. OF the amount, hoEever fhera
fill 900 payable IN New York On he t4th day
Of June next >'
The last amendments to the charter sutbo,.
ize the funding Of this deht, or aay other here.
tosore contfacted blythe city authorities. AM
an informed, beer ready to make the e.
change Of thfbon6s~ Of the city running tven.
| ty yeaEs ut z per cant. interest for tie out
| standing scrip, or. to redeem the aame by
CHECKS on the Treasury, payable At the banks,
the bonds being readily enough negotiable
time thers has been but little Of 1t retired
/ There arc also sultxnnW pending In the Courts
! against the city for claims amounting to about
$a00,o III Of which originated prsTions to
the year 1880 Upon some OF these claims
undoubtedly Judgment will Soon be obtained.
Estimates sre also held by contractors for
work done On special assessments in the Year
1859, Amounting to shout $35, GOO, payable
when assessments are collected, and bearing
| interest at the rate Of ten per cent. from date.
These assessments, If made and collected ~
soon % prxe4icAble, as they should be, VII
asop 10, interest," md perhaps save expentt7e ltd
O. the first OF April u1tiao, {the beginning
q ne aseal yasr), the7e was not one dollar in
Ine tfessofy applicable to the payment Of the
Ordinary expentes Of the cdty. ,.d,he amount
ct *ee0oo reported on hand By tho Mayor On On
tho 1st Of April, hka gu becn nsed in IjGuldst.
|33nE liabilities Incurred before the beginning Of
thsa, or, @ an informed, even the last fiscal
year, and eN of the rexfnue afnce that time
has beaa shsorbed by s.aereaesFy exuenses.
1a9Ving many iahi1itfe9 u1sasdsied, The DeW
| Board II Police, for instance, which, a. be-
! tore STATED, -Heut into operation in March,
Ax; K =. :
, 1861-05-07

ANOTHER WARN1SG-A. man was much
bruised yesterday afterp1on BY being caught
between two cars Of the Madison street rail-
way while sttemEE EE'ting to get upon car in mo-
uon. Ihess soofhardy attempts to save time
often S'sls. severe penalties upon these who
Hlu D.. warned in no other way.
, 1861-05-07

PRESENTATION TO SENATOR DoEGLAs--
has been presented By several Of his personal
friends. with an elegant span Of carriage
hoeaea- They were purchased Of the Amesi~
can Express Company for 81 600, and are bears
Eful animals.
, 1861-05-07

The FA1&408 VUIdHE&E1Ds
The company that We spoke Of last week as
organizing at Decatur, Palatine, and Barring
ton is full. It organised BY electing L. ],
Heeler Captain, Ira ]. Chase LIST Lieutenant
and Wm. Werthe1 ID Lieut.. They ask Us
when they will be neededs Il Is Impossible
for us oFte1- 1t is well to be ready to 70 at
any moment.
PERsosAt;-Hon- J. ". Grimes, q. s. sena~
tor from Iowa, Hon. Owen Ieye5oy, Ill, Hon.
Aaron Goodrich, Minnesota, Major -Bodferu,
Iowa, are amongst the arrivals at tie fremont
House. =
" Gen. Rufus King arrived At: the fremont
House, Saturday, en ronte for%Muwaukeei to
take command Of the Wisconsin regiments. +
, 1861-05-07

TEE FORCE OF HABrT.-It is said that a
1ongitudinous boarder at the Richmond House
the other day at dinner astonished the atttea-
aant cullerd puEson BY calling for the Court
House clique; rare, with NO gravy" That was
the force of babit, and terrific grin quite
EobEed the waiter Immediately after.
, 1861-05-07

LAneEs1ors.-John t.rkwright, one OF Tho
light FINGERED sr .gade, stole q ccat from a
FoanHfeef -.u.day, was arrested3 examined,
aadhe Il. $500 bail.
, 1861-05-07

LIGHT WORK FOR THE CouRrs.-The edge
is completely taken off the courts in these
*ax tme&. The May term Of the United
States District Court, the Superior Court, and
the Circuit Court commenced yesterday morn
ing, There is very small amount of business
On hand and They will remain epen only day
or two st the farthest-
, 1861-05-07

Foe TIE ARMF.-The committee appointed
to receive contributions Of lint, handages, &c.
trora the ladies Of the Church Of the HOLY
Communion, VIII meet At Nos, 96 and 98 Lake
street, over WetheFe'l:s millinery rooms, to.
1norrow (Wednesaay) afternoon at o'clock.
Ladies' OF the congregation who desire to en-
gage IN tr4is work are invited to attend.
, 1861-05-07

fGLtcE--At the Police Court yesterday, a
large share OF lighter cases attested the y1gs>
ianea of the police and the auiet and the good
order M our city.
, 1861-05-07

CHICAGO ZouAyEs ABROAD. Col. Els
worth is turning to account in his crack New
York regiment Of Fire Zouaves, now at
Washington, the high training and wonderful
proficiency OF drill attained by members Of his
old corpa here, several Of whom hare been
sent for by him to I'LL posts In that regiment.
Frank B. MarnhaA and c. C. Phillips left last
night
, 1861-05-07

fIoEH ANa5 GHAR N 4TbRE IN CH1u4Go.
The fo1lowing1s the estimate OF Nj. Catlfn, Sec.
Of the Board Of Trade, Of the amount Of -four and
grain in store Ia Ibis city to-day, compared with
+%a a,,onnt in afn,.o a xrna1r
, 1861-05-07

q - Reform School Tax fund, say is. SEQ
u" - Cemetrey Fund. $50
Special Assessment and De-
post Fund and Tax-Salc Re
demption Fund. ......,.:. 10tDo
General Fund Of last year, and
for which warrants Were
drawn prior to April 1st, bat
not Jet called for. 15.D0Q
Water Commissioners, to be
transferred to new Board Of
Public Works, to be used for
benefit OF Water W orks only 22,O0Q
Sewerage Commissioners, to
be transferred to new Board
Of Public Works, to be useI
for the benefit Of Sewerage
only. ..-.:;.-.:: -.:::.-.:.......: 10000
school Agent {School Fund proper $4,000
, 1861-05-07

THE CHICAGO DEAeooNs.-sererA ii the
Chicago Dragons are here sec--r11bg horses
or thhat fine G. mmand, Wis are immediately
be equipped and PR In active service as
Cayalry.
, 1861-05-07

TREES AND FLowERs.-Messrs. ". Burt &
Co., 1t Niles, Mich, haye one Of the finest col.
lections Of fruit and ornamental trees, shrubs,
SC, to be found In the country. Their cata-
Icgue embraces an the hardy varieties, and ne
recommend those who wish to set cut trees
that will ltse, to order Of him.
, 1861-05-07
TT YDE PARK HOUSE

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.
Passenger Trains leave and arrive at Chics9o fn
loEs:-Mal Ea7ss At 80 a, n. tsnndsy. exeepsed),
arE1yes At FOO r r.. Sundays e1certst) t1prea4
leaves at = P. NJ lsatardays erceptct1. arrives ii
Ly4.N. tao,days s1eegt.d} aurora Aceonmcda.
at 1870 1. n. {ssturdays a1.ep e.I,i
, 1861-05-07

CARz Fo1 TIE s1cK AND WouxDED,-E. B.
Graves, Esq, Of this city, left for Cairo last
night to connect himself with the Hospital
Department to render assistance to the sick
Volunteers, and anything TINT will add to
their comfort will be thankfully received and
apphea to fhse serElce, and that service only
Mr.. 9ohG Stewart, Of White Stewart d. White,
- eonth Water street, will receive and for.
Ward anything placed IN his care.
, 1861-05-07

Il :=ArTENTIONt All members who have stgn~
/. Il ed the mnster ron in the hands OF the under
: III signed are requested to be present tonight at
West Market Hall, rs, business OF Importance
briar an ab9e bodIed ressaaait. JOIN 4. BRoss.
, 1861-05-07
40 Rtnt.

TO RENT CHEAP.-A four story
Brick store with cellar % by 16a tset construct.
ed for Storage put be nsed to advantage by manu-
tactnF;rs. Apply to GEO, y: ADAMS, Office In rear
, 1861-05-07

TIE COLLEEN H1wx.-ThIs drama YVES beau
tifu1ly represented at McYickar's Theatre last
night; snd viii undoubtedly prove successful
-Hp1 several nights. Mr.. Collins was warmly
welcomed, and bis excellent acting and cap1-
ta] singing greatly admired Every one should
aleea.