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Number Of Stitches made Ter Minute

When the machin's srs driven b. power, a.
ratio is much higher, 800 snd 2.u-J s-.t.---
minute not being az unusual aveEass
Seams of considerable length are ordinarily s=--
cd With the best machines at the rate OF yard g.
Minute, and that, too, in manner larsaPsr.s-.-
hand sewing.
This report was in accordance with tie g. 3.
awards at the Fair CT the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL sQCIE-
At the FAIR Of the
American Institute n. !. Mechanics Asso-.a
Merhanis's A Association, Cincinnati
po.,or Mech nical Atscclti--
Frsnkl.. Institute, Phils ST. Louis.
Ts,-,,.-, E.stitute Louis-I Hech's In.tit1ts .-
v;lIa francisco.
Neebauics' Institute Bal MetroPolitanNechaziss
more. institute, V as1i1El
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1861
Lake Champlain,
Transportation Company
STEAMER AMERICA.
CAPT. ". Il. TLAGG,

On Tuesdays Thursdays ard Saturdays, a. II
o'clock A. N on arrival Of Trains from Iro' ,
Albany and schenectady: arrive st Burlington
5 p VI, thence to Ro1se's Point, (vis Port ksct
snd PatJsburgh.) srriAe at 81 NJ, in time for
cars to 0gdensbHrgh and Montreal sane evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-15

By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks
Nerrous or SICK Headache may be prevented; and
II taken at the commencement Of an attack imme-
diate relief from pain and sickness will be obtain
ell.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Held4cte TO with females are SO subject.
They act gently upon the bo"eis-Eemoving
C0suU,utss.
For Lfersro .W.a, N,a4.ats, Delicate Females,
and an persons OF seisqtrs bits, they are !4iua
bic as Laranvs, improving the app TIE, giving
tone and Uyor to the digestiv, organs AMI restoring
the natural elasticity and strength Of the w3cie
system.
The CUPUALIC Pills are the result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted expert
mcnts. having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved q
vast amount OF pain and suffering from Headache.
whether orr .insuug 10 the a0vo's system OF i.om
d dyranged state of the sfo1s-eh
They are entirely vegetable IN their coupos.
ton, a4 may be taken az all times with perfect
safety without making any change Of diet an
45.s4es o' any d,segr,satl, taste rclaas ,ass
.aqsspl7 sh,7 g, euarer.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
lie genuine have I've 81 suaturss Of Henry
.-.....
sod by Druggists and su other Dealers NJ
icile.
a Box vlI be sent by mail prepaid or receipt
PRICE p CENTS.
All orders 54ouid BE- addressed 20
HENRY e. oPAULDING,
IL CEDAR STREET, y. J.
Or 90 WEEK & POIIE 5. Boston,
30 holaais s gents, For New England
= 4 sii gle tue OF sra LDtNG ? PAErAG =,
padding. PREPARED GLUEi
P.rl-Els PREPARED CLUE
eavEr.. PIECES,
....--. DISPATCH
~ "a SINCE n T,,.z SAWS NIxs.7 "a
Asae..i.a.s .hapaeosee 81 regr-..ss
alai.i.s. % d. YER. a.-islo.. d. .t-s some che,
a.ac.-. -..ut -av Tor repairing furniture. I.,.
lt7-t..-.. ~r4ULDINB-s PhEPa .
.,.- all sacs c-ae--eucies, and a5 tous-5o.l "a
ford 10 be without d. Itls r., avs resdy, "a -
o TIE sticking point
- Usetui Ia every House. "
- - r, 80 -, =, - = '-0e
% GENTS A1l''s'' NJ II - . . ., ~
NO - cedar 81 y. J.
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80 s,iir.-,a
---0 IN, -
"NFALD4fU % FHEfA run DAt u
tho ,ct.;,s ,-,..r..,r. al, ,..o,. s,. s.,;nd1;r.
Sir:
Not lonrsince 7 sent 10 Won for a bo- otc.-L,
Pills for the cure # the Nerrous Uc.docbe "a
SO q5oi an eeet that lo1s induced to send for more
A. X. WHEELER.
hPsllantl, II
heynoil7uur tianAun 70, Onio,
49, er,,s;... i'' '0V-
a.fSaG.r. w
neor-ir
send l.xot "Cepba;ic pins" Srna - address
o. " ID u Iiii'I' ne! u''uS1ufg' franklin TO-
T. y =. ,,,rt,;1 , ob,,,,,,.-, 1y.-,..t..,
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MOTHERS 9.Sn DAUGHTERS.

- !! 80 gu thing moro than another for
VIZ! On air are 70 famous it is their purify
ing p,oP .tiee. especially their power OF cleans
Ivy I VI slcol from all impurities, and removing
leD -<erous sad suspended secretions. Universally
>dop:ei as tho one grand remedy for female oom-
plants, they never fail, weaken the system,
snd alHaYs bring about what ia reluired.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-15

We are su-o that persons suffering with 4
headache 10 try them, will stick to them
, 1861-09-07
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
The subscriber Oilers for sale or exchange. his
Residence at Racine. Wisconsin.
4 UDlTOR'S OFFICE, STATE

LA- OF ILLINOIS, Angust 21st, 1861.
The Kearer's EanE. Fairfield. has this day fled IN
th1s taHce actlce Of the appointment OF the Met-
chants Savings Loan Gad T, Company. In the City
Sf Chicago. "a Agsnt for the redemption Of ts ctrcu-
Ct an set Anenda1ory Of the tese 81 Baasing Law,
approved FEB. Nth 1etl." JESSE K. Du uBuIS,
au-s &4Gi IW Auditor Public ACcounts
, 1861-09-07

TIE general markets continue dnl and depressed
and prices still tend downward. There was a lrage
feet Of vessels IN port. and frefghts were rather
easier, with unusual activity.
TIE demand for Flour was light, and the market
quiet and shade lower, with sales Of about 1900
bzls, at - 5o14.s0 for White Winter extras; $400
Sor Rcd Winter extras; and g. bo@4 Is for fair to
very choice Spring extrae. Winter Wheat brands
we're duh and neglected.
The receipts Of wheat to-day were again liberal
and the market declined " Hn1c on Spring grades
WithetaEding the decline In freights and an ad
vance In New York. The demand for No 2 Spring
WAS very light ard tile decline was more percepti-
bic In this grade. Winter wheat WAS in fair request
aud steady. Abort 10, 600 bushels Of all grades
changed hands, at asc for No. White; fsc for No.
2White; sc for n. ". Club; 65H@G6c for No. 1
Spring; 61@61kc for No. 3 Spring and 51@52c
for Rejected srring-the market closing dull for
No. 2, with sellers at 61c, and steady at 65Hc for
No. 1 Spring.
The Corn market seems to be hopelessly de-
pressed. Neither lower freights nor higher prices
East have any effect in checking its downward
tendency. To-day further decline Of 4@Hcper
buEhel was experienced, and at the close there
were more eefers than buyers at the depreciation.
About 1s0,oo0 bnshels Of all grades were sold, at
21K@22c for Canal Mixed aaoat ao@DXc for
Mixed in store and 16@17c for Rejected in store.
Oats were firm at t4c. Rye steady aud firm at
Csc. Timothy Seed active and firm at $1.a5@1.4a
the sales being p1iucip SLY at $1.40, Highwines
quiet but firm.
Frsistts we're active and &c lower. About 30
ss1 vessels We're engaged at the following rates
Wheat to oswego, tic; corn to 0swego, 1916;
wheat to Kingston, 16He; wheat to Buffalo. 12D
12Hc; corr to Buffalo, 11@19c.
, 1861-09-07
MARKETS EE Pr.

NEW YORK, Sept t6-F1oun-witaout decided
change in price and in demand for export at full
very nearly exhausted; salee 10 800 bsls at 35M
4 A0 for super etate: $4.65@4.75 for extra state;
Il 3o@4.40 for super western; $4@4 IS for com.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and S6 Is fpr
trade bIands-ma1ket closing firm. Canadian
seaay aea a ss% Com RE fem guilt aad
fling GALES at about previous quotations.
WH1sky--frmer: sales $50 hrls at 181@m1sxc,
a11 GRAEs-supgly 81 whezt limited, and with fair
1c per bu. Sales $500 bu Racine spring at ii o5m
io5A; 95,0G0 bu Milwaukee club at $t.O4h1 ID:
5000 winter red western at s11e@1.18; 40 Choice
It 1a 55 g Vii Ginsisp y Wtie II SeStsT1
gan at $1sl: 81, Rys continues quiet at 0060e for
Less doing for export and home consumption,
and market scarcely so firm. Sales 76, 600 On at
46@5sc for inferior to common mixed western
Sc oi TeseFS ooS eoW pfS e. aaf 5 sN@
Can ada, 33G24c for western and state.
PEoV1sloEs-Pork more active but prfces, how
eFef re- haxe M Undergone no material change Sales
prime; the outside quotations for choice. Infe-
IioE rumps quoted at &c. Beef rules STEADY, Sales
800 hIls at $4@45o foE pzimei $5@5 50 for mess !;
ira mess. Prime mess beef continues Nominal.
Beef hanas dull at $14D15 for choice western. Cut
%ests quiet a and steady Sales soo PACKAGES At
dull and nominal. Lard steady. Sales 500 brls at
sH994c. Butter in fair request at 7GA1Okc for
ONO and 1s@14H for state Cheese heaTy st 5@7c
GRocER1Rs Coffee continues firm and demand
faiI: Sales Of 800 bags Rio at 1395@15c; go bags
part at 1876. sugar-Raw continues a tiTe and
maIkf5 az, yery f fa-priees tend upEard Sales Of
PORTO 1ieo at 8kc; helado, part at 416c; 100 Boy
e e H9ya9a W On P: t: Aoiasses firm. Sales Of 20
nY]T4 of T1,I1n
, 1861-09-07

The Webb Guards, formerly Kane county
Guards, Douglas Brigade received yesterday
one hundred combs, two dozen clothes bruah-
es, two dozen shoe brushes, and one hundred
towels from their friends in Bstayih aud vicin.
ity. When the news Of the arrival Of the
above named articles reached the ears Of
the members Of the Company glow
ot satisfaction was at once visible upon
the countenance Of every man. They
snd were 80 soon formed In regular military order,
eeiVing which the boys gave three rousing
cnee1s ier their friends Ia old Kane, which
Nas e71aenee conclusive that they fully appre-
caaaeo the gift The officers Of The COMPANY
are ago happy to state that they have not
been forgotten In this matter Of donation, and
at the same time tender their heartfelt thankx
to tie worthy. donorr for articles 50 yery nee
eesa1y in this time Of p1ivation and want
To the members of the Committee. n,
Ycung and ]. ". Eddy, Esq., va fesl under
eepe cisl obligations Tor their unsiring exertion
In tho ottsitlng and distribution Of the foud
eat,pets to their Gro.
Camp Dv&Tas, Sept. s, 1861,
, 1861-09-07

deeaiAsd He. IarEe number Of vessels having A.
.!s!ed from below daring ths Last two days Ths
eehz VIM chsss ard tezks De so&o md Major 6n-
ds1son wheat to RaHeao 1t ti1kc-&n{t83.
OcxAA T111sHrs At NEW Yonk-Esot. k--Tes
b1ls Aonr It 3eeKd: n 0oo bu CON, In bulk snd
baGe, at 10@1044 To London: 11.nD bu vheAt.
IN bulk, at d94a. To Havre: 1900 ba wheat sf
Bremen: so hhds tobacco ut 40s. The chs.ters
include ship At l0Q0 tons to HavKe, With Vhaat
At &c; veasel with Is COO bu wheat in hhipporsi
to direct port N Ireland, at 18Hd.
, 1861-09-07
tntRlltgenrx @MGfa.
#iscztlaneuus.
y AT A r r H! CATARRH!
u CATARRE!
4. sEEIYE's LIegiD eATARRH REMEDY II


CATARRH OF COLD IN THE HEAD,
GEK HUNDRED THOUSAND persons die yearly
in this country Of Consumption Every phystr1aa
knows that with fully IWpth!1Ie Of this number, tha
disease fret commenced IS =
Catarrh in the Nose.
e next ttep being to the throat and bronchia tuhss
It q es31sr e ca{s csta1rh than Consumption. aud
shouid a6de1stand tsst t Better xsS 6 cFe EN-
Iu1npkton 1B to prevent tt
The symptoms OF CataIrh "a they generally a,na.-
are # IN very eight PeEsons md tney have cod
senaihrs TO the chsngea Of teupergtn1e In ths con
s1oa sna as ~ g e. e ,sht @
As the dtseaFe becomes ehrac the dIsc5area a1s
creased IN Qnsntly and changed in 0ua1itV ~
noF thick and heavy, and De efthar ast ia y ~ ~
the nose 0! else they fa into te thrnat Xxx
W. ~ The secsetons ne oen.
ssi the eyes ara weak tho sense of sei ia ,eaa "a
tht cemm0n and important sgmbton1 ~ csf;r tnS- 70
the RsFton y ohhked to clear his throat Ia ne
do*n from the head during he u9hf When tfs f. aa
psee ns person sy be SURE thst ks asssss il On h.
sae ioGgs, and should loga no tisoe IN ~ Tf1,e
ns "a aeose are the symptoms of Catarrh a. ttey
u ,BX = ~ 80 q he itN LiQu1D cArARRH REMEDY.
~ .assa be quir kIy An efecta re-
mG4sa A1e haye authcisnt csi1hience ID the Fem
Eu5 g zssEts Al ho nBpo4et test Its virtues
q tat51 1Eh, that sfter tie TRIAL Of the Esmety
Viii Be- ts1ae 70 benefits teeesHed tho sfn0ahR paaa
use oEs natl tn. Kith mi and eltst aree*sots-
0mce, 1875 Lake, Corner qf Wells Street.
AaLress Er D. Il. S2KLYH,
Hesf62s% TO Boz &--4 Ehlcago. Ill
, 1861-09-07

~. ,.Mat3"AgKKE-stpt. 5.-Wheat- receipts 50, ,7s3
me market advsneed K@1c: bat the i1a-
@ent Vas subsequently lost c!osins at fosrn-
~ ~ Ho = IN store At Csc 100 b1 do i. s84e; 500
~ =, nc SC at eas .49 bo do del n 6ac 4U5o hu do
~ ~ 9 'AE 100 hu No In BtoEe At 73e go NJ
GO 1s at 73he; 5 300 DO do at &c; S. no bE No
oe4 as 1aei b50 bu do do n &c esF load OF e1-
vi u 13c / and CT fosa at e0e. Qfa;a ftcfghts
, 1861-09-07
MARINE INTELLKGENGE.

SERIOUS CoLL1s1oH.-NiEht before last q COLI
sion Of serions character occurred near Bar
Point OF Lake Erte between the brig Campus,
bound up, and the schooner Co1l1ngwood, bound
down, the latter loaded with grain, the former In
ballast. The Campus had her jia- boom, bowaprit
and e everything forward carried away. Her bows
that she was not sunken altogether. The brig:
damages are, We learn. Of tfiding import; her
c.tWater is partially knocked away, but her dam
prosecuting her voyage. Both vessels have been
toWed up 10 Clark r. dry dock,-Dttroi& Fres Press.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLAsp Ca
EAL-.We are Indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for
The n following list Of veeself passing through the
, 1861-09-07

's s f:;'ts.si - F.: 1T e. 81 sszs... ,, ss
e sEsss.sa: Essss, s.P':.ss Fss.a, w1a.... pt.r
schr Caps HON, Lee, Bzffklo. q 80 bu corr.
schf otT, Hui, coihoene: 4 600 bu corn.
sehr es!or Anderson. WiIs1s, Banalo, 1900 bu
schr seitoa. Tfotte.. Bnhalo, n so bu corn.
sehr Or'ose; T1anbu1, Badslo. $1,000 bn oo1n.
ssh1 Morrison. spsaoss; Foinf Sa:s3, 4 bbs salt,
sss1 sssE AZ $sss Ss|: g.at a:lts: @si.a sss
sehr Te:se7.P6; Ial!.yes, Whtts River.
sssF annis 4s1aas Aas1so noc1 1as
sehr Htrondelle, JOHNSON, kalamazoo.
Schr Clipper City, Lonaen, BafaIo. Z 600 hu wheat
sehr White sq1al, Leonard, Buffalo, 1880 bu
scar Yo1F State, DImiek, Buffalo, 1880 bu corn
sehr Ogden, Moore, Ba6alo. 49, 900 bu corn
schr John Weeden, Band, Buffalo, 14,oo0 bu
scow Laurel, hevea. P1nmmes's Pier.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED.
Josephine; Lockpo1t. 3.sa4 bu corn, 79a bn oats,
4le nsa, b. whsst Fl, 1eo pa e 5ys: e.
& Hamlin, Ottawa, s 500 ba CON.
Beloit, La Sale, ,051 bu cora-
L Alexander, Lockport, 4, 800 bn corn, sl,6sa ns
MazeFpa, Loekpurt. 5000 bu co,n.
4 Lincoln, Morris, 4OO bu corn.
Loekpott, LGckDor, coo bu corn, 81 brls flour. 80
brB lime, 81 sacks meal, 600 # lumber.
: Belle. Ottawa, 8.256 hu oats.
Sunshine, Ottawa, 401 bu corn.
Marin. Lockport, 30n bu corn, 80 bu wheat.
MoEonnor, La Sale, 5000 bu wheat.
CLEARED. .--.-...-.-Sept- 5.
Napoleon, La Sal1e, 90 m lumber 50 m 1ath, 10 brs
lime.
Ray State, La Sale
Fame. Du Page.
G " Morton. Ottawa.
Humboldt Joliet.
Troubsdour, Lcckport 70 brls salt.
George Washington, Lockpo1t.
Belle Bryan, QtIawa.
y Zimmerman, Morris.
Armenia, La Sale IS btls vinegar, 100 brla salt
Arnbla, La Sale.
Amelia, Joliet, 5,o57 # lumber, brle whiaky, 10
br1s salt
Central City, La Sale.
Nile, Norris.
York State, La Sale, 20 br1s salt.
B 4 Thorp, Joliet.
Prairie Chief, OTTAWA. q 4a7 It lumber 8 m 81
ding. II N lath, 19 m shingles.
Lieness, Ottawa.
ReHolute, Athens.
, 1861-09-07

The Gs1ene and Chicago negotiation has been
perfected, and holders Of the bonds due in 1SG2
can either obtain twe.ty year coupons or their
pay In fn1l. IS preferred. The sinking fund pro-
posed will paF eff all the bonds in twenty years,
ard leave the stockholders secure Of income
n, r. World, 5.1
, 1861-09-07
MARINE LIST.
F Q RI OF CHIC GO,

r - II u . H G H I G a G o .
.1r-~
..- AhKFED-......... Sept. 6.
Prop Edith Hunt, Gopderfch.
Prop Barber, Brown. Grand River, IN, m 1umher.
Prop Union. Qoouer SarDia f1d ~ n in,ha - 49,,
Green Bay. A''A1 - AD'N' 's'A' As'nl
Bark Danube, Lynn. BufTa11' IN hr1s salt
Brig Rosciue, ,lBfackburn, Bar City. alo n stayea
Brig Susan CIarE Chrfptianson Ra,fer.a uarh,-
rs cda wood. eK bris dsh' 0A1' 4-a1 'o1'
Brig Helfenetejn Ferris" Pernta,1uaabi,a ~ s1a ~,
Timber. ~A' ~
Sch- acon11s fIihhe ps,,fTaits s Sc
Sch4 Mam Rror1 tDoz aia 4,n ~ fn4 Gns - ga
Schr Alesrin Fsn1Fner Geween e NJ "a hr,a a,7t
SchE Seh< un~aso tq,"G;s 11ss, 11HGy, PuMalo: Ga1
Soh- pnr9a 49, = stosStu. W Il II E1es
Sca1 5sof1as a!fey. b1uaio, 14o N lum1ef.
, 1861-09-07
The National LoAn.
The N. T. Tribute Of yesterday contains the fol

The n. Z. Irsbuus Of yesterday contains the fol
lowing:
The crowd L. great at the Sub Treasury today Of
applicants for tha 7-30 per cent. Treasury Notes.
The amount taken is nearly $3.50, 900. including
three Of $1d0 900 each, and one of nearly so, 90;
on account Of Boston Bank. Our Banks feel
much encouraged, and hops to be relieved Of
large portion Of the first fifty millions before 1t Is
necessary to take the second 3ffty. The pressure
Of business At the Slb-TreasuEy has induced ac-
ten to reIeTe Ar Cisco on the part OF the RanE5,
and the following circular has been Issued:
TREASURY NoTE COMMITTEE,
NEW YoRK. Sept A, 1861.
" The Assistant Treasurer OF the United States,
]. J. Cisco, Esq., having notified this Committee
that the ,pnmber Of applicants for the $40 per
cent Tte8suTy notes has become so great to-day
that it Ii physically impossible to attend to the
whole busiDess ct his Office, notice Is hereby given
that, for public accommodation, any bank II the
Association will receive payment for Treasury
notes In coin or certified checks on banlZs in this
city, in such amounts as may be desired and fur
1i:h the receipt OF the Assistant Treasurer thsre
for the next dag, as voucher for the delivery OF
the notes when ready. By order OF the Committee,
ssJoHs A. SIEvESs, Chairman -
The demand for six per cent Treasury notes has
been very nctive to day, and the market Was swept
Of everything offered at 9S0934. The dealings
must have amounted to $30U, 800, closing at 96E
Large purchases hive been made by insurance
CT nDsnies.
, 1861-09-07

Market fst board broyant ID board buoyaut.
EXCHANGE 1t rMHwAuKEE--The Sentinel Of this
morning reports exchange weak. on aecouns OF
greater demand for currency. The rates at the
banks were s per cent, buying and per cent. sell
Ing
MoSEY MATTERS N ST. IoE1f.-Exchange ID
Rtfli steady at per ceat prem. and goes at 7@Tk
per cent. Treasury notes were in request at SOS
per cent prem.
MoHE1 IN New ToRK.-The' H0rld Of yesterday
reports money easy at per cent for call loans.
Prime business paper, 4 months, 6D7 per cent.
, 1861-09-07
MONETARY.


FMsXf 1yx1nes. Sept. .: 1ect. :.
There was rsther msto ta4strT tae exrAanse TO-
Gay and the market Was fEmse-wHh sales On the
street. at par to y per cant prse. and At the bAns
at per cent. prem. Curftuey md gold are still
In good demand.
NEW YORK sTocK MARKEr.-The following arc
the Quotations Of to-day's NeW York stock market:
, 1861-09-07

MISSIONARY MEET1NG.-The Methodists OF Chi
cago hold grand Missionary Jubilee, commen-
cIrg OIL Sunday next. The Sunday services will
be held as follows:
Clark street:
10K a. .m.-Bishop Simpson, DID.
TIP. .m.-Rey. Q. 4. Tiffany, ID.
HIabdsh drtAue:
1055 s. s.m.-Rev. I. Bowman, DID.
7Hp.m.-ReY. Il. Cox.
Indiana Street.:
1ox q. m.-Rey. 3. Whipple
~ p. n.-Rev. Bishop Simpson, ID.
Jffe7ton Street:
109 a. m.-Rev. T. N. Eddy, DID,, Pastor.
m.-Rey. 7. Bowman, ID.
Desp1aiaes Street:
Rev. E. Stone, Pastor.
Nsst Indiana Street:
Rev. ]. Hartman.
BRIDGEPORT:
Capt. ". B. Slaughter.
Atnday Ssrcicss-S P. n.-Meeting for CONVEX
gersation and prayer at Wabash Avenue church,
8H P. .m.-M1sslonary Society meeting In the
lecture room Of the CLARK Street Church, Toasts
and tea.
Tickets to this meeting 50 cents, admitting to
reserved seats at night service.
TX P. m.-Missionary platform meeting. Ad-
dresses BY Bishop Simpson and Pres. Bowman,
Reports from the churches, &c.
-Ghnrch Of ftneAseMension M Protestant EpiacopaD
on Oak street, near Wells, North Division. Ser
vice BY the Rector tomorrow Sunday at 10k
o'clock In the morning and VI in the evening.
Sunday echoOl at ~ 4. u.
- United Presbyterian Church, corner Of Wash
fngton and Jefferson streets: Services at 10K
o'clock NJ. and 3K P. n by Rev. VI G. jackson.
All are cordially invited. Seats free. Sabbath
school at o'clock
Split exercises at Kingsbury Hall, Sunday,
Sept. 8, At 1CH O'Clock A. n. and ~ P. NJ DR. L.
K. and Mrs. .. A. CooEley, who gave such general
satisfaction last Sunday, viii speak again, as
above noticed: Morning subject Lie. Or Union
of Mind and Matter. Evening subject: Growth
and Destiny Of the Human Spirit. Conference at
IN P. T.. Admission. in the evening, 10 cents
Come and heas what the spirit sailh unto the
churches
South Presbyterian Church Preaching in
this church to-morrow Sunday morning, at 10x
o'clock, By the Rev Pr Halsey. Seats free Stran-
gers cordially invited to attend.
= Rev. Prof Wm. G. Dickinson, Of Lake Forest,
will preach at West Minister Church, corner Onta-
no and Dearborn streets, On Sabbath morning at
1e5f o'clock.
, 1861-09-07
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UnpaId Letters.
The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage, VIII be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room O,
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
n. ). Davis, Chicago.
Z. A. Jeesel. Chicago.
Sidney L. Underwood, Chicago.
Ezl1D. Palmer. Fort Byron, IL.
E. E. Pratt, Mokena, III.
Gs1los Puglasch, Auyaukee. Wis.
4. T. TeTback, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Miss Asenith Stafford, GeImanvi]le, Iowa.
Abraham SinnArd, Kirkyille, Iowa.
Mrs. Agnes Staats, Clay, Iowa.
Aiss Emmal1a He1man, Burlington, Iowa.
Mics Emma Bonser, olay, Iowa.
A. AParfT e. 5oh%Rson, Ge5nanEEille, a,sEt lows
seely B. Knapp, Fort Madison, Iowa.
Mrs; T, A. Norton. oskaloosa, Iowa
+: Re 2: Birgs, East Prairlesi5le, MINI,
Miss Martha y. Birge,, South Windsor, Conn.
ID, D. Dom, New York,
Grihth, Prentiss 4 Mctombs, New York
Mrs. Rachae1 McCaWley, Swedesboro, Nj.
Miss Sallie Stanley, Ph1lad. Pa.
Letters under old style etamps and stamped en-.
velopez, not recognized in payment Of postage:
Y. q. Woodbury., chisago.
.. y. tiTt8Es q To-,
Low, Bro. q Co.,
.. Kreieh, Is
Z B. McCagg, st
Wm. P. Ballard, Warreu, ILL.,
T. G. Y. Metz, Kankakec, Ill,
Philip Hoebel, Freeport, III.
James Spencer. Sycamore, III.
James Sutton+ MeHea1y, Ill.
Mfte4Drueie, C.tes, Lewiston, Ill.
S. 3: Parks, Lincoln, Ill.
J. W. Davenport, Alton, III.
Levi Newell, Knob Prairie, II.
Johnson N arren 90 Osborn, H.
Eli Fairchild, K1ob Prairie, III.
Owen Maroon, Crystal Lake, Ill.
Fl. A. Atnturn, Racine, Wis.
John Mahon, 0ttunwa, lown.
Mrs. Julia Stannsrd, Dexter, Mich,
Mershon & Brothers, East Saginaw, Mich,
Amoe Efxon, Paw Paw, Mich.
Mrs Elizabeth K. Uphau, Erie, Mich.
Miss Jane Harley, Milan, o.
Elisha Abbott, PatneaviIle, o.
Miss Anna ID. Savery. Cincinnati, O.
Mrs. Johnskemp, Ke4oggsv1lIe o.
Vim. P. OsNeiu, Cincinnati, O.
Mrs. r. c. Hezen, Archibald, o.
Mrs. Mercy G. Hatch, Portland, Maine.
BENZ c. Butler, Albany, n 7.
Vim Mackenzie, New York.
Capt. ". 6. Zin1naerly, Erie, P&.
, 1861-09-07
COMMERCIAL.

friday EVENING, Sept s, 1861.
TIE following are the receipts and shipments Tor
the past twensy y-fcur hours:
, 1861-09-07

In this city On the Eth inst 4t the Second Presby
fe5tan Church, By Eev. Y. Patterson Nj. H q.
cAEo.
II ths city, On Thqrsday ozping, 5td inst at tue
Trinity Church, Nj. JOHN q. sHoRTALL and Mfsa
MARf DUEHAM, daughter Of John n Stsp1es Eso.
, 1861-09-07
D r Z P AR IN TIME
Il AGAINST
THE FIRES OF FALL.
By Prime 4 No. / Insurance
PHOENIX INSURANCE Comply

EE' IIEAEEAE
THE FRUITS OF THE PHENIx
Are nsnisest In the following statement of FACTS
and FIf3TFE6 ahqTtng the amount eeu1ltzed to pub
lie DeueAt u The aaape Of 1os& 81 paid Id the Weat and
Sputc during tie past four 5ears; substantial re.
u ELL TRIED CORPORATION.
, 1861-09-07

WRAPPING PArHR--Newnpapers put up In
packages Of 100 each for wrapping paper arc
for ea1e 1t the TRIBUNE Counting Room.
, 1861-09-07

HUBBARD Il HUNT.
ExxDEKT AdKsTa, CMtage
HsaneA O98ae fox the NAsAe1n erd S-uthern States
AC!EEnnak- B a.. H L. MA31LL
ss&&sa@An aaHassl AEects.
, 1861-09-07
D + E D.,

In this city, On F1ieay, SEPT 6th, 1861, HARRIET A.
daughter OF Edmund d. and EEza Lut, aged "a TcarF
Funeral services will be htl At the house. 3sI In.
Friends Of the family are invited 70 attend.
In this city. Sept. 9Th. 1851, JAMES BROWN, aged
q TearG.
Funeral VIII take place at hts Late residence No, 96
Adams Elseet Sunday 1t O'Clock 2. M. Friends p(
thR fam1ly arc Invited to attend
a. Rew {o1k papers p1eaAe city.
, 1861-09-07
Cbirag1, GEibtt,te
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER :. 1851


e@- The Letter List vii be found on the
third page.