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, 1861-07-06

currency, uHtt6s oAafTf6ase Std%ed-
FRIDAY EVENING, July s, 1851.
FRE1GHTS-Fre1ghtae easier. The engagements
were as follows TO Port SaEnfa, echr S1nberry,
corn. 1t 4Ac, To Port Colborne :-achr Alexan.
der. corn at 55c; schr Richard Mott corn, at 5Xc,
70 Windsor :-echr Northumberland, corn st Sc.
TO Buffalo prop Iowa, 15.o00 bu corn, at &c:
prop Nile, corn and rye at &c; bsfgs. Wm Treat,
Star of tic Nor;h. ". e. Grant, JOSEPH sSFss, GFsat,
Africa, and Traveller all corn at 5xc.
,aIG FLouR3;Keeeived, ~ big; shipped BY Lake,
5000 brles Peerless spring extra at $a75 del.
sGo brs Gainesville Cent.e"a 1t 81 so del; 100 otls
Ionic At 6 80 del 100 brls ''GranIte Mil' 1t
Ho brls 'sGenesaee MiIls' at *a15 del; 100 briss
fair extras at $500 del 800 bris South Branch
ard SEQ brls 'tSonth Bend on private terms
MILL S1UFFs-l2 tons bran in bulk at 1925
On track.
bu. Market opened dul and declined 1Em2c~
closing firm. Sales, 5000 bu No, Spring IN store
aoa At sf 4 b Do at i fSgod ed 9 e S Do bD At Sc
5se; 1900 bn do at se56e; 1900 ba do No: Spring
in STORE at Sic; 8,0o6 bu do at 55c; 1000 ba Re-
1ected, In store, at 44c.
sales BY sample we're as follows: 400 bush in
bagaat Sc On track; 130 bags good Club at 6lc On
CoRN-Received, s4o,55o bu. Market declined
20,CG0 bu choice Canal Mixed at 25c a1oat; IS, cid
bu Canal Mixed at 24c aloat; 5000 bu Mixed Ia
5tore st Hi 9 b1 Dc At aoc aooo bu Do It
store at l6Sc; 1900 bu do at 17c; 1000 bu do at
,oATs-Reeeivsd, s775 hu: shipped. $4,000 bu.
RYE-Receiyed, a,7o5 bu; shipped, 900 bu.
Market quiet aud neglecsed-nominal at 29@soc
BARLEY Received. 500 bu: shipped, 16, 900 bu.
Market quiet Sales, 500 bn No 21n store at e0c;
HIGHWiEES- -Raroirad a1s h,ls ,r,,,-,+ ..
, 1861-07-06


PASSED DErRo!=. July 3.-Boand Ep-Steamer
cleveiapd; props Michigan. Wisconsin, Missouri,
SGsifenat Ss1fn snsaaeaeanna Amtty, Danksk Magnet
Bay Ety, Banner; echrs Liveiy, Gen. Scott. En-
Rire State; Hubbard. ChaR. Sumner, Orion, Planet,
Iornelia- Republic. Star Of Hope, Meridian.
Bound Doacn-str City Of Cleveland; props lows
Gty, aaEdower, Missouri; Potomac; bark Cans
Weather pleasant, with moderate S. ". wind,
VESSELS e PAss1Se TanoFGu THE WELLASp CANAL
GBound usxt-0n the 1st1-schooners. Myrtle.
Carlton, and Whitman. On the A-Pro1elIer
Magnet; bark Sovereign Of the Lakes; briss Ork,
ney 1ass and Isabella schooneEs Rival, Ante1-
ope. Thornton, Amazon, Eveiins Bates, Cornweu,
Belle "albzitge, 4 Aorey, Gamecock aud Fair.
Band East-On the 1st.-Prope1ler Buckeye
On the 2d-Bsrk Northern Light {Eort Erie); brigs
MayhoWer and Blossom schooners Augustus
Ford; Honey, J Kirkland, James Catchpolc,
Geraldine, Wm sauderson, Queen OF the Lakes,
Eagle Wing. Isabella and Utica.
Vessels disehasging At the Elevator-B.zks
Cleveland, Ssnrges and Colorado; schoone7s
Dau0t1ess and Wfngs Of the NornInT
, 1861-07-06
MONETARY.

FRIDAY EvKN1Kg, July 8, 1881.
The money MARKET continues close and inactive
out city bankers have not yet recovered from their
"stump-tail' - enbat1assments sufficiently to ena-
bic them TO be Of any material service to the busi
nefs community, and merchants hare to wriggla
along to the best Of their ability with the means
they have at their command. The closing Of the
Auditors office at Springfield has interfeted to no
email extent with the arrangements which they
had made for providing themselves with capital
BY retiring currency, and the mercantile commu-
nifty feels the effect oft severely.
There was an increased demand for gold to-day,
and xgz per cent. premium was freely paid for
1t in currency. Eastern exchange WIS In limited
demand at HON per cent. discount for gold, and
par to II per cent premium for currency.
Ihe supply Of Montreal currency continues Oh
the increase, and 1t Is freely taken.In business
transactions at par. Among produce dealers 1t
is In especial request to send into the in
terror. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Free In
dtana currency sells at per cent. discount, and
with the business public it Is generally refused.
NEW ToEK STOCK MARKET.-The following are
the quotations Of the New York Stock Board at fts
&aJ
, 1861-07-06

FRIDAY EVENING, July s, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past forty-eight houra:
, 1861-07-06
1LLIKOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED Ir}v4

ARRIVED. 5.
Aquia. South, 93H tons Ice
Resolute, Athens, 80 c yds rubble Btone.
Rocket, Lockpo1t. s, 500 bu corn,
Adeiia, Joliet, 4, 900 bu corn.
A Thorp, Joliet, 800 bn corn.
DC Norton, Lasalle, ITO tons coal.
Caroline, LAsa1fe. 5.S98 bu corn.
George, Morr1s 900 bu corn.
Burnham, La.al1e, 13S tons coal.
CLEARED. 3
Atlantic, Norris
Mazeppa, Morris, II, e34 # lumber, IA shingles.
Abbey sprague. Lasalle, 10000 # lumber.
Ottawa. Ottawa.
Globe Loekport. ........
Ontario ottawa, 45s2 # lumber, N 18th, 1o7 brls
salt.
Alexander. L:ckport, 1s1K m shingles, $3.50 Il
lumber, 2,500 Il siding
Lqeaa, Laaale, A,76o Il lumber, $ bzls vinegar, 6
half br1s fsh.
A ThoTp, Joliet.
Resolutt. Athens. 10 tons eA1d
Rocket, Dnpsge, 50 brls tat, 600 # lumber.
Aaeefa, joliet
Belois La.sl1e. 607s n lumber, 1000 It sidine %
m shingles, ~ m lath.
Alonxo Leach. Lasalle. 40 600 # lumber, Is bfIs
ealt, 10, 200 MS dry goote.
, 1861-07-06

GeeA AIPokoeea oae VI LIE AEusLee8 Of this u
stitution rice Senator Douglas, deceased
#see the advertisement of liftle e3r, 1oe
Any pcfton showing Of her whereabouts vi
DO "a act of Kindness to leave information q
stated In advertisement.
HIGH School REuS1ox.-The scholars @
the Chicago High School announce their thlr
annual reunion for the evening of Friday, Ju
u 2th.
LAD M1ssEa.-A lad named c. Vaughn
eleven years of age, is missing from his home
11s North Green street, aud great anxiety fell
in his behalf He Was dressed In dark cult.
BrRe1ARr.-Some scamp unknown, entered
tu1gla1iouely, tie News Depot Of Mentally
Co, 81 Dearborn street, on Thursday night
carrying off few dollars in change,
HEcKER REeMESr.-Thanks to the aetiy
ity Of :le Cosk County Committee, the Heck
cr Jaeg.r Regiment were ont In full uniform
fer The 4th OF July parade at Alton.
4 CH11DLEs* W1Dow.-It will sadden man,
hears TO 1ea1n that Robert, the only son O
the widow Of Capt. jack Wilson, WAS, day 0,
two since, drowned near Cleveland while
bathirg.
TEE MEssA1E.-The Presidents Message
which we place before our readers this mora.
ing, wsz received BY telegraph last night, and
paid for as special dispatch, by the TRIBUNE
and some other Of the morning papers.
TfNTn% papr Hn4-er- -rbo.ko~ ~ A.
mont Exchange, hes just re-opened the Union
Fark House, as a summer boarding house
and summer resort It will, in hia hands,
prove popular establishment
The REBELLION REcoRD.-The second
monthly part Of this work contains the por-
traits Of Col. Fremont and JEFF Davis. For
sale By Walsh, corner Custom House Place
and Madison st., who will give the work either
in weekly or monthly parts.
TIE New SHERMAN House. - Mcss.t,
Roberts d Sherman desire us to announce the
new shernan Heuse will be open for the iu-
spection Of gentlemen accompanied by ladies
from 2 until 6 O'Clock this {SatHrday) after
noon and to the public generally in the even.
ing.
1HE GSESeWS 1DESTF1BD-In May last,
as some OF our readers will remember, $ man
until now Unknown, was killed on the Galena
railroad track on the North side. Yesterday,
from certain email articles found on his per
son, the deceased has been fully identified as
Joseph Allen, who belonged to Osyego. and
came here as mate Of the schooner Thornton,
BE leaves wife and two children In that c;ty.
S. ---
s11 -, poaf 'Ass-cntl VIC get Inc nre
stafm tei: grapn' street oonhres are an expeu-
o1'o Anea.udon Ano snoaio DC 1orolaaen-
tue otl,linse[s nave several times recently
e'eu Il 1oleu IL eos1e nea'H5 10 tura out han
$3.50 =. s'eam nte engines 'o1 run ol lfom
VIC ~ wv leaee' nefe OF 1ese. cn1e1 Engt'
- 1A04AlS La 1naoe fep.eeen laaons OF tnls
ua1u.s " tne cn5 ap'hoFanea' honnres
s'7o11 - p'e's&eo:
TIE POLICE USroRMs.-To day.it is pro-
posed that the city police appear In their new
,,,., e' "'.A oAu0
.eu piue eiosa c1ps' VIII neaa num-
.ne pas1oas were naoe TO order aud
sre t"ooFsea tH1cAoo POLICE" new
'ssu-2uon o. Inc foi1ce commissioners pre-
Ee''ots "hseAe1s q ID ''t''fa're and tabooes
h' as's cIts.
TIE BIRCH DIVORCE C4sE.-Thaa a,on,,en+a
Gu lie al:mopy Question have inst heen cor-
ti5ed hefore 1pdra Eor+,, ~ 49, ..-;,, ~.
, 1861-07-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Nc learn that Rev. DR.. Eddy of the Northwcs-
tern Advocate, breaches at Camp Long tomorrow
-Setvtcee tomorrow at the Desplaines Street
M T. Church, between Van Buren, and Harrison.
q 1uH l. II. md IN 2. Il. Rev. E. Stpne Pastor
Seats free. Sunday School at 12x.
:. Protestant Epiecppal Free Church Of St, Ans
garius, corEet OF Indiana and Franklin streets.
will be open for Divine Service at 1DH 4. u. and
4HP.A. F. B. Tuttle, Rector.
Second Reformed Dutch Church, corner Of
Monroe and Sapgamon streets. Rev. ]. N. EerrIs,
Pastor. Services at 10H 4. H. and 3X P.A
United Presbyterian Church, corner of " ash-
will presch In this Church tomorrow at the usual
hours, l03S L. N. and 81 r. II.
Church Of the Ascension, Protestant Episco-
pal, on Oak street, near Wells, North DiyisIon, fs
open for Divine Service every Sunday at t0K i. II.
and X r n. Sunday School at 91 4. 4 Rev,
Vim. H. Cooper, Rector.
, 1861-07-06
Total 1920 89500 t6G690 10000 90i

In consequence Of tha suspension Of business
yesterday there was more activity today;
UT the tendency Of the leading markets is still
downward. There was rather more inquiry 70,
F1our. but at lower prices, and holders made con-
ccssions of 10@15c q br1-with sales OF $500 brls
at 43.0o@3 i5 for fair to yery choice extras. The
wheat market opened III usually depressed, partly
In consequence of a rumos that another liverpool
steamer had arrived with further decline in pri-
ces. After the receipt Of the Nsw York dispatches
however, there Has q much better feeling, aud the
market closed firm at depreciation since wcdnes-
day of 1G32c. About 40,oG0 bushels Of all grades
changed haLds, at 5SG5sxc for No. Spring 81
@55c for No. Spring; and 4ic for Rejected-the
market closing at the outside figures. The Corn
market declined H@1c 2 bushel, with salcs of
125,0o0 bush.ls et aCc for River Yellow o. b.; Il
925c for Canal Mixed atloat; 20N92tKc for Mixed
In store; and1G1k417Kc for Rejected in store-she
market closing quiet. Oats were cold ut 13c. Rye
was neglected. No. Barley IVES in limited de.
maEd at 10000. Highwincs are dull. Green
Salted Hides have declined 4RHc-dealers pay
Ing only &c for the best.
Frcights were easier and more active. Two pro-
pelltrs and fourteen sail vessels were engaged at
SIC for corn to BufIalo by ea1I and &c by steam
tI@5ac fer corn to Port Colborne; 44c foE corn
to Port sarnia; and SC for corn to Windsor, oppo-
site Let1oit
, 1861-07-06

CHICAGO UhryERs1Tr.-J. ". eheahan has
teea appointed one Of the Trustees Of this H.
ktitution rice Senator Douglas, deceased.
, 1861-07-06

WOftAtAk Oh united states TTQQuEe
Three companies Of Us. cavalry and dr,goons
consisting in all Of 226 men, from Fort Leav-
enWorth, en- route for Washington, passed
through this city yesterday, having come
through from st. Joseph by the Hannibal and
c., B. d Q. R. R. route.
They consisted Of G Z, 2nd Regiment Dra-
goons, and companies A and E, Capt. Frank
Armstrong, and companies 4 and E, 1st Regi-
ment Cavalry These troops have long been
on frontier service. One Sergeant In the first
named command has been for twenty years on
the borders Of civilization and had ne,sr b.
fore this trip seen railroad.
When the detachment in the long train
swept ont upon the shore of our noble lake
shoat Of delight rose spontaneously from
the brave fellows. The detachment have with
them full amount Of fine, and well trained
horses. Their asms are Of the best style and
in the highest keeping. They went forward
last night by Michigan Central r. R., thetrans-
shipment taking place under the supervision.
Of H. E. Sargent, Esq, the Chicago represent.
atige Of the N. G. R. R. Company. Of these
companies several Of the officers have "desert~
ed" among them Capt. Crittenden, son Of the
ancient Of that rame. From Detroit the
troops take steamer to Cleveland. The efH.
GERS expressed themselves highly gratiied
with the excellent arrangements for their
transportation over the "Centra1.''
, 1861-07-06

~see the Advertisement of little girl lost.
Any pers on showing Of her whereabouts will
do "A act Of Kindness to leave information a.
stated In advertisement
, 1861-07-06
Gbitaqo Tributte


COMMON CeCEcn.-The Common Council
hold special meeting on Monday night,
, 1861-07-06
d T 4 D..

II kaney1i!e. KaEe County: NJ, Juna 18th. Of Con.
sumption, LUTHER B. SEAVEY nvea ii yeara
Tic deceased was ore Of the pioneers Of the tevn
Life, lsInented in de1tn.
, 1861-07-06


number, has been accepted by Gov. Yates, as
declared By letters missiye dated July Cd The
commander is a veteran dragoon, and his men
are, % We are insured, worthy Of him. A
requisition has already been drawn for their
uniforms and arms. An opportunity is now
offered to come capitalist to furnish them with
horses, rs was done in the case of Capt, Bar
ker's Chicago Dragons, and Capt. scham-
beek's Hoffman Dragons. By the regulations
OF the service, each dragoon-is allowed fifty
cents day for the use and risk Of his horse,
or $50 per year. In the case of the two for
mer companies, the opportunity was eagerly
sought Of supplying these horses, purchased
at sums ranging from s85 to s1l0, the privates
and officers each making over to the capitalist
their per diem allowance for the horse for one
year, thus leaving and assuring very hand
some. argfn Of profit. Who will be thus
patriotic, and at the came time " put money
IN his purse" by furnishing Capt. Thie1man's
company with mount THY deserve good
Cne.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.-The following
will be of interest and Importance to all ap-
plicants for admission to the bar. It will have
u tendency to Keep down the number Of
"stumptai2" attornies:
the har IN he third 1r.nd ,os ~ 70
unlesE such person sIall furnish eatisfactdry eyi
oenes that ne has stndied III the office Of some
nnoIaig tgf .ise !sf!n q t~o years eon'
s3saatto1ncy in this State. -N'''' '' -SS' '''4
All e1epinatlons will be at the office OF E. Van
ta tmeaaescay q eaeh month; and rot at any other
" Il Gn1,ny com
E.PEcK.
TIE Wan FEELING. The war has no effect upon
those who eens'biy 'akf their meals at the Dining
1s5 Dearborn street betr tah,es a,e at III +,n,.s
supplied with everything thst tbr market atford.
from the most substantial IN No ,,o.t da1to.ts ~
All fruits in SEASON all dr;nt. IN aeason and ths
choicest cram, fo, The 7,erries c,va thonn cau
i,6at
~ Royal Turkfrh Towels, Of best quality, just
received by Sargent, Apothecary, Randolph and
stsfe street. Also Hair Gloves ard Straps. Flesh
Brushes Bath Sponge and Brushes, superior old
CASTLE SOAP etc'
W "e"ould request attention to the notice
oieepartner=htp o. Dissolution of Huckin & Joyce,
In another eo'cmn. In future John Huekin
Will carry Oh the business at the old stand.
70 all those who have had dealings With John, no
recommendation is needed, those who hare not,
will find him always accommodating, and dealing
ket, ct Stalls No, S. and Q. North Market,
----
LcBtS HA1h FLu1D,-The latest and most brill
identifying the hair and rendering it dark and
glossy. 1t softens the hair and affords the richest
1uster. Price rs cents per bottle, Sold BIZ Smith
4 DIVER druou,s+s nrnoaita Tra,o,r+ u,,so
}g4-at
M11trAny Roor,az wsr na,..+rn. r,
, 1861-07-06

DNDEsp.-The Detroit Adcertiser Of the 4th
eayE, 1.-THE assignee Of ". J. Welles, banker, Of
Grand Rapids, who failed recently, has declared
disidend Of to per cent, which Will BE- paid imme
tE1a
, 1861-07-06

HIGH SCHOOL REuS1ox.-The scholars Of
the Chtcsgo High School announce their third
annual reunion for the evening OF Friday, Ju-
y I2th.
, 1861-07-06

Accidents on the Fourth.
On North Clsrk street a Id named Schaup
h&d one Ct his flnge1s torn of, by the burst
ing Of pistol
4 eail-hoat containing four m@ was cap.
sizzd in the basin. One Of the parties vas
s:mewhat Injured, but Ill were rescued.
On State street, near Harrison, about Q r. u.
little girl had narrow escape from fearful
dtath, her clothes taking fire from a serpent
chaser. She WAS severely burned, as also
we're the hands Of man who rescued her
Tie Fox River Valley train On the G. L. {,
Q. R, 3 bound west, about p. H., ran of
the tratk near Winfield Station, from the
brealirg Ct IN axle. Fortunately, no damage
was done, beyond detentions to inward bound
EXCURSION t1ains.
L Prisoner Commits Suicide.
On the morning Of the Fourth, about two
o'clock, German named Peter Leep, COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself in his cell
at the North Market Police station. Half an
hour previous the prisoner was arrested. hay.
ing On his shoulder = bag eontaing lot Of
mrce3lsneous articles OF bar fixtures, found
immediately to hare been stolen from the So
loon Of 2. Hoffman, on the corner Of Ontario
ard Nc,ta Clark street. Leep was over.
"teimec With gief and shame at his detec.
HOE ne had only occupied the cell during
the pe:eoo named, when, On the dsor being
opeaed 10 admit another prisoner to The cell
the body Of the unfortunate man M, f,nnd
harftrg to The cell gratlngs, and quite dead
Every means Of freeuscttation proved frn,t,e,s
4 most painful scene took place when tte
body was taken to No. s12 Wolco,t street,
nhe1e tie wife was found with one child abopt
two year. Of sge, sad now near her conan..
mert- 1t was ma1e evident that Leep w,s
driven to the crime BY most pressing want
ard weakly yielding to The abject poverty oi
his Let, End then in his despair had rash1y end
ed his eva e1stteree to avoid the shameful
ct ctnEcquences Of his nct, The distressed fam
;:J Tese tskea 10 charge hy Ccnpty 4g1a. G.
=. Nll.ta.
, 1861-07-06

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The following Is
the statement Of the affairs Of this road for the
month Of June, 1861:
LAND DEPARTMENT..
Acres construction lands
cold: d:............-.-....4,7166 65 for *16 5A}hr
Acres interest fund lands ' " ~ *'''s''''1
fold old;...:;..;....,.--.3 30 90 for 5,T33.O9
Acres Tree lands sold. i, II for aO,7l3 Ii
Total sales during month
of june, 1861 ,4o8. Is for $to2,s7a Of
To which add town 1T els. 18250
Total Of all. ........... $103. .104.51
Acres sold since Jan. ... .-....
], 1bG1. 01,I1t u IQf $YHAvG2.4
Acres sold previously
met eales). 1,260a7 46 for tt147 79S3 81
Total aas 40 70 for $17,11o 81
Total cash receipts in June, 1861. 37,s7g.9
Total reesipts since 1st January, 1861. 3B 13429
Total cash and bonds reed to June 30 614,
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.,
Receipts from Passengers. x699sa, ,ss
Receipts from Freight. ina a58 n
Receipts from Mails ailB........,... G35s Il
Receipts from Rent Of Road ~ 5953 IN
hecelPts from DINER sources. s.........-.- 1871 s.
, 1861-07-06

~ Regal 1'urkfrh Towels, best quality, just
received BY Sargent, Apotheeary, Randolph and
stste street. Also Hair Gloves ard straps. Flesh
Brushes, Bath Sponge and Brushes, superior old
CASTLE Soap, etc.
, 1861-07-06

TIE PoL1cE USroRMs.-To day 1t is pro-
posed that the city police appear In their new
unIfcrm, blue coat and grey pants With blue
stripe, SID blue cloth caps, with neat mum.
'ef. Tie buttons we're made to order aud
sre endorsed "Ca1cAoo PoL1cE.' 4 new
regulation Of the Police Commissioners pre-
sc1ibts Vhsskers q Ia ,n;{itaire and tabooes
ns us.9 cLfE
, 1861-07-06

" Wewould request attention to the notice
OF ofCepartnership Dissolution Of Huekin & Joyce,
In another colEmn. In future John Huokin
Will carry Oh tho business at the old stand.
TO all those who have had dealings With John, no
recommendation Is needed, those who hare not
VIII find him always accommodating, and dealing
In the fretheat Fruit and Vegetables in the mar
ket, ct Stalls No. S, and Q, North Market.
, 1861-07-06

LAD M1ss1SG.-A lad named c. Vaughn,
eleven years of age, is missing from his home.
118 North Green street, aud great anxiety felt
in his behalf. He was dressed In dark euit
, 1861-07-06

LCB1S's HArn FLu1D,-The latest and most brill
liant preparation yet offered for preserving ard
beantifying the hair and rendering it dark and
glossy. 1t softens the hair and affords the richest
luster. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold By Smith
& Dwyer, drugs'sts, opposite fremont House.
fy4-4t
, 1861-07-06

PROBABLY Fatal EFFECTS OF FREE
F1GnT.-A little after l. II. Of the 4th, a b!ack-
smith named Anton Vogcl wa. knocked down
ty blow from the butt of pistol in the
Aands OF scme person unknown, in tue course
Of free fight st a saloon on the corner of
Ncrth Clark street and Chicago avenue. He
Taa attended BY Dr.. schloetzer, who pro-
LOUNGES It . serious fracture Of the skull.
Two men named Daniel Reilly and Dennis
Hayes, have been held in $500 each to await the
rstnlt Of VeEel's Injuries.
, 1861-07-06

The BIRCH DIVORCE CAsE.-Theargumen
Gu he a1.mony question have just been cor
titded before Judge Norton Of the VIII Cir
cut, IN Chambers il this city, aud his Honor
las TIE came under adrisement Among
other grounds On which a1lmony is resisted, is
tf5 representation Of MI. Barch's counsel
IL At their client had already been compelled
10 ray nearly sGo,0oo expenses and attorneys'
ttte accrufng Oh HRS. Burch's side Of the case
, 1861-07-06

II; Nceeley Offered the following resolation,
y hich was adopted:
cause The Schools shsl Be susoende dnriur any sny
1eaeheEs shah cease wGile The schools are closed
and provide that the election Of teachers Is ex.
may At any time during the year reduce any OF al
the salaries Of The teachers.
On motion Of Mr. Taft the Board p.Qpse6ed to
tn election Of teachers. TIC fo1aRWf6g teachers
wefe%aected without thancA Gt6S1aries:
TEACHEHer&4ass4999e9ED FOR NEXT YEAR.
WtNer, II. Van Zwoll, s. G. Thonpson. =
Barnard, Maggie a; Patterson, Alice T. Jennings,
Martha Myers, Ella c. Bradley, Celia h. Cleaves.
JOKES School w. Woodard. Harriet Barnes,
head assistant Nellie Phillips, Larinia c. Perkins,
sor9hsa h A. Dow, Olive Baekus, Ellen A. Wads.
feara1i. a 4hSe Mo1 u Daniels coFdelts H. aa~ley'
.TvEl7H sTn1Er BaAxcH Josss scuoo1.-M.
ftAfcts Aendrfek, Laura 4. Kellogg.
T,ixs T,niAfLoR sTREEr BRANcR.-Luey A. Williams,
,sc*ssoz scuoo1-D. s. Wentworth, Martha A.
M.fEIman' Mn,9 hndly Beach. Mary L. Reed, susan
Judith A. Gafney, Leoniee 8. WooSford,
kIHz1E ScHooL.-Bcpf. b Sioeum. E,st> n
Gould. Rebecca 2. Jcnes, Kate II. Sullivan. Isa-
hsa fsfg ea5ts RE sgsss kse E
FRANKLIN ScHooI--A1bcrt g. Lane, Ellen II
King .Rr ma Diekermsn, Naomi DouEsil, Elizabeth
c. Kust Anna u. Cooper: Lizzie ctalE.
BFaacA.--Sarah T. Whitehead. Rebeoca Q.
WAsn1sGrox Scuoo1:-Benjamiu Z. CatlIa.
Ca}rstA Robf.kon, Annie Ken .icott, As1o. IL
Manning. Helen A Butler, Helen u. Kendall. M.sT
i'rn.eh;-Hey T. Coin. Ju1ia 1: Nelson; o.
Hicks. hcts l. Lorsicse. Me1J .creasa Ill. Esalas
, 1861-07-06

The REBELLION REcoRD.-The second
monthly part Of this work contains the por-
traits Of Col Fremont and JEFF Davis. For
sale By Walsh, corner Custom House Place
and Madison st., who will give the work either
in weekly or monthly parts.
, 1861-07-06

s Cook d MeLain, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning ard dyeing Gents
garments less than any othes house In the city.
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All should not fail to read the advertise.
mr. nfE Errf rrx,df In. ~ do-1
, 1861-07-06

TEE MEssAaE.--The Presidents Messace.
Which we place before our readers this moru-
ing, wsz received BY telegraph last night, and
paid tor as special dispatch, by the TRIBUNE
and some other Of the morning papers.
, 1861-07-06

UNION PARE HoCsR.-Chastes, Of The Tre~
mont Exchange, hes just re-opened the Union
Par4 House, as summer boarding house
and summer resort It will, In hia hands,
prove popular establishment
, 1861-07-06

TIE NEW SHERMAN House. - Mcss.s.
Roberts d Sherman desire us to announce the
new shernan Heuse will be open for the IN
spection Of gentlemen accompanied BY ladies
from until 6 O'Clock this {SatRrday) after
noon and to the public generally in the even
irp