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The national Republican., 1861-09-12
The Pirate Sumter

NEW YORK, september l0.-Barbadoes dates
of tho 26th ult. state that the pirate Sumter
put into Surinam on the ?Oth but was refused
per mission to coal.
The national Republican., 1861-09-12
Death in the InfTmary.

Mr.. Franklin Reeder, of company b, thirty
sixth New York regiment died in the q Street
Hospital, Tuesday ey ening, after short illness
The national Republican., 1861-09-12

L.lLIFF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FUEiTLRE AT A UCTlON.
On SATURDAY, the lIth instant shall sell by
virtue OF derant for house rent Excellent Assorl.
r'crt of urE iture viz
Mahogany Tables and Stands, Oak and other
Chais
Carpets, Lounges, Clock, Cooking and othei
Stovea
Safe, CIOckCry and lin Ware
With may other articles which we deem urneces.
saTy 10 eGumeTsle.
TERMS cas-, in specie.
.'AMES W ALLkN BailH.
GREEN y WILLIAMS,
.-,itswk auclI-.,.rta
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kEnYOR'S OFFiCG,
1S1 WASHINGTON, Sept. II lS0l
The members of the Board of Health will meet Ia
the Mayors Office, at the City Hall on Friday after
neon next, at five O'clock.
RICHARD WALLACH,
sept 1T Mayor
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BY TELEG GRAPH,

Movements on The Mississippi River.
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Miss VI L. DUNCAN will, on MONDAY, the :,
OF sepSnoe next, resume her Schooi Il, her re-,
u'lc'. NO ~ indiana avenue she has n.ade nr
bSlrdv1s. an. o. = -, ia,,a
The national Republican., 1861-09-12

NNEs. q. MONROE viii re,umo In. du-
Ni ties OF her School on Monday ;1hc 9TH q; Sep
i!moer, on the corner OF Ninth and L. streets, Il O.
800 . sept a-Steo
The national Republican., 1861-09-12

BY virtue OF deed st trust from GaInaliel
Bai!y aud wife, dated February I'D, 1850 and re.
corded IN her j. 4. S No. 100, foios $50, &c. |
sh III scl "a trustee, on Thur day, August tws snty
ninth. At clock, 2. NJ, in front Of Inc prem,s :
AZ public auction to the highest bidder all that piece
of ground in the city OF Washington known As tn,
wsat. half vi let marked five, o. in tquarn nun
be'ed live hlndred and thirty three, (6j3, in the
Plat nr aid city lhe Bame having front of twenty
eight (2s feet two (2) inches on street MOI h and
fine three.story brick dwelling ami brick stable
therCoa.
Terms: One third cash; the balance Ia equal III
stalneas ut six and twelve month";, secured by deed
tru,t on the premises II the terms OF sale are not
complied with within i've days thereafter, the trus
tee reserves the right to resell ut the risk and
the dridulting purchaser
All conveyancpg ut the cost OF the purchaser
NJ. BLAIR, Trastee.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE, Auc.ioncer.
aug6-dp
Ely- The nbOve sale IL unaVOt Id q b |! y DO st :
ponei, on account Of the rain until THURSDAY i
next, September ffth SAINT hour and place.
NJ BLAIR. Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE, & co.
aug ,O-dts AucuoneeTa.
sD- The above sale is farther postponed
uutil Thursday, October 3d. at the salIe hour aut
place.
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUiRF., h co,
sep i-lnw&ds Auctioneers.
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M7ANTh ID TO RENT.-A small House,
w furnished with arpeis and Furniture; or any
one wishing to rent h and sell the Furniture
will find customer by addr, ing
W. SIMMONS BROWN,
sept l2-eod3tt Washington z. o., d c.
The national Republican., 1861-09-12

T OsT.-A large Pocket Book, with six pocket.
II filled with mil AIRY and pcnsion papers te!ongs
ing to Captain Charles Brcher. 1t was lost near the
Railroad Depot. The Under VIII be rewarded by
saviDg Il at This oD!Ce sep8-ti
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DUN u q UItTT It T IT,
sep ltd tStarl Auctioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-09-12
SCHooL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

aug si-td
The national Republican., 1861-09-12
10 y. q NCUUIVE q CO,, Auct1Oheers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRo VED PROPERTY.

sep ID
, 1861-11-16
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

-....- FRIDAY EFENENa, Nov. Is
FRE1GaTS-Firm; The engagements ware as
corn M At 1a4c To Bntfalo-schrs Fanny Gardner
and Hibbard. wheat at 15c; schrs Huutrcss, Di.
ss9no9 ct m9i5 41d Matt Root corn 1t llc,
FLoCR-RecstVed. SG9i h1ls; shipped GOOD
b1ls Market quist Sales, 80 brls LELAND Queen
shiie wiate5 q = g g DEL Sss nxsd Tater
4 4o5 del; 2oo h.lr &c oursh'' and 10 brls
skinnsy 161 Sf5i atsa ok del }oe
109 ors .Llliau,'' 90 brls ''Bfick City, and 400
b1la good spring extra at 81 % del 100 br1s spring
extra At g. 80 DEL 400 bril- Barlett's.' single ex-
del; 10 bfls SGity Nils and SO % bis .PIa1et' 2 =
At s. Is deli 12s brls Port Byron,'' and IS brls
ss6 se g. ss ea sis SF1F SsFaF Se #
50 hss 'Tipton" at s. 80 del; 100 brls winter su-
perfne At g 70 del: 10 brIs '.Arcadia'' winter
saper at 50 IS del; 53 brls choice spring super at
DO at @ sso del. If1s spring Eopef az s2 1oo hrls
WHEAT Received, % 961 bu; shipped. 74.ooo
bu. Market declined 1kI2c z bushel. Sales 1900
b b. Ne L. Spring m IL store At 70kc; 900 bu do q
bu do at u1<c; o,coo hu No. Spring ID store at
f5G 81 19 Do 2 6ii b Dc # ss
jected Spring in store at SIC 1000 bu do at 55c.
CoRN--Recefyed, 60 SIT bu; shipped, IL, eco bu.
M5sd aostx gxs & se; e Sse sa S sss1 Gaqa!
90 600 bu Mixed In store at 22Ac; 8, OyO bu DO at
22Hc;. iS00O bu do (to-6ay's receipts) at 22sc:
i, ,ooo bu do at a3c; 10000 bu September recelprs
,oATEReceiTed, 49es bu: shipped, 400 bu.
at at 15c: 6.ooo bu do at 15kc; 1000 bu do at 16c
R3E-..Receiyed. 1893 bu- Market AD1c lower
Yale MSaes, 4Co ba No ! in store st Sic; 700 bu do at
Sos9c; LOCO bn do at &c; 1900 ou do aloat 31c;
410 bu Rejected in store at PIC.
BARLEY-Received, 1.4S1 bu, Market dull.
sales, 41O bu No 2 in store at 15c; 145 bags do at
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notwithstanding there was more favorable in
teligence from New York today, the leading mar
kets here were dull and heavy. The se.son for
shipment ie low about closed, and the speculative
demand Is comparatively ught-hence the iuac-
tivity.
The Flour market was dull and heaFy, with sales
Of only about 500 orls, at $3.50 for white winter
extras; s375@4 Is for spring extras; and s. 50@
S.75 for spring euperdne.
Winter storage Oh grain commenced to-day
l5th}. ALI grain etored to-day Ia subject to on,v
DC storage up to the 18th Of next April; but erafn
in store ten days Tor any fraction thereof previous
to the 18th, is subject to &c additional storage.
Receipts for grain, therefore, dated to-day, brought
keeper bushel higher than others.
The Wheat market declined 1x@2c per bushel-
with light ealee at T040715&c for No. / Spring.
and 64G65c for No Spring. Winter wheat was
entirely neglected.
There Was good inquiry for Corn, and the
market advanced x@Kc, with ea1et Of about
14o,000 hushels, at 2355c for Canal Mixed atloat.
aud 22023c for Mixed in store
Oats were in good demand and firm, with Ea,es
at 15015Kc in store. Rye declined Hn1c-g1th
light transactions at 30@31c, No. ; Bs,ley vas
sold at 15c In store. Highw1nes quiet at 14c,
Timothy Seed steady at 81 40@1 49,
The Provision market begins to be Interesting
To-day we report Gales Of 100 brls Mess Pork h
lots, at 80 so for present delivery, and $40 25m
1050 for delivery next week Lard is steady, with
ealef to-day Of so brls prime Leaf q. 7c. Taow Is
firm. with sales If city at s@S4c.
There was good demand for Hogs, and the
market WAS active and firm at $a26D2,s5, Beeyep
were quiet and unchanged.
Frtights were firm, at 1Ac for corn and 15c fo,
wheat to Bnffalp
, 1861-11-16

e: Y: Wilson will occupy the desk at Kinee-
1oH O'Clock l. n, 2H and X r. N. snbiecf,s@ aa, ae
morning: IS The SlaTe;' aftesnoo1: ssTSae Isw
Of SpiaE Control-Its Evil and Good II eyeniar:
1.-THE War, and Why are We at War?''
At the conclusion Of tie evening 1etture NJ.
wilson VII make sfz prophecies.
~ Admission to afternoon and evening lectures,
10 cents each. Come and hear him.
Difcouraes to young men. eeries Of popu-
lar dtfcourses to young men will be delivered In
the Protestant Episcopal Church. corner Of Indi-
ana and Franklin streets. by different c1ergyrnen.
On Sunday evenings. Rev. C. Edward Ehcney
Will preach the first on Sunday ereng at o'clock
Seats free. E. B. TCTTLF Rectnr'
Missionary service, 10H O'Clock.
St James Church. The hour OF Sunday af-
terno0n service III St. James Church viii be at 4
O'Clock through the winter, commencing Nov.
17th. ~'o''
- South PresbEterian Church. corner Of Edna
Place a. jackson street. Preaching In this
church TO morrow lSunday} morning at halEpast
ten, by the Rev. Dr. Ra1sey.
- United Presbyterian Church. corner Of Wash.
tngton and Jefferson streets. Rev. ". G. jackson
3HP.A. >- - ' %'@1S
,Prayer-meeting On Wednesday evening at "
o'clock. ~
- Third Presbyterian Church. Rev, Arthu,
s"aZey, pastor Of this church, will preach q ser
mon. being the second Of a series OF Sabbath
evening sermons to young men, to morrow even
ing at TX O'Clock.
, 1861-11-16
mARKErs BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW, YORK, Nov. 16.-Flour exhibits little
more scttytty. ana 1s saads atner; without
change sas r. R.1sss ssles 2sn brls at S59s5s
$50 for extra state s. 50@5 t5foE snper western;
$56@50 for commcn TO medium extra western;
s& 5 shtPpg t1as hEaRdi ,1a s ro9ad
-four rules frmer, with fair demand Sales ], 200
btls at g 5Q95.55 for super; $5.D@75o for CON-
a. oR g g e5 SR9iSe e & R5s aorE q aaet and stead{
Sales 500 bf1s Brandywine at s3,2o@3 80.
MMsKE-A ehade drme1. Sales 800 brls at 20A
GRAN-Wheat fully 1c better, with pretty
good demand for export at the advance. Sa.e=
$500 bu Ch1cago spring at 81 2o@1-26: 1900 bn
cab It xan sS: 81 a15er ~ @ % iowa st 4 g
q ST 400 bu red state at 81 34@1- 80; $500 6a
tanadian clab At &1.29 46 500 bu winter red west
q ae9i.41: Il 500 ba a,nber Green Bay At 81 50;
oh5o id md 4leS Il tS o Rye % sea1es s's
more active and decidedly drme1. Sales 1t 900 ba
at &c for Canada East; 65975c for state; 73c for
Bsy quinte; Sc :or prime Canada West. Corn
Sales 147 eco bu at &c for damaged mixed western;
6s@69e for coed, sound shipping do ahoat and In
yee1 s aef s1ssn as M e
and 47D45c for western and state.
,oa ps9y1s1oSs ICY dall heavy and lower Sales
mess: ssS@s s. fof prime. Thss sS GsyeTnmens IN cent
contract for / 100 br1s prime meas. was s14 ss
BHHf FDIEa OniPt ri Gala. t,1r
4 o0M4 81 Ior cnnut!T n4is es ns * e M ns's ~ -
mess. s11 n1a1o M r. g Guoov y, ~ y iol
extra msses Ths GnSernIranf cant,sn 20 " tos
messl Was aweTded ~ sta s5i< n.i.1 aos ehss
inactfTe beef hams Gn7stst e1s tnm5s w. ~
nnil rsfha- a. ea.ia- fo- .h,,1a
Dressed hogs active and Ann At 5r: hscon 1 n ood
demand. chiefly for future delivery, at 6KnT
1aae n1 Ia1es aa1l ~ eaes sAgs B9tter firm and
io aSse eotng 19I eAport 10914 tor Ohlo: and t49
s9Im1e state Gneese eteady at Tor Ohio, and
GhocRRlEs-Moiasse quiet; sales 10 hhds Bas-
e osaoes @ e 5c: Codee,Rfo more active and prices
ra1,a ~ tttie IT n1net ea!es 60o bags at @1Gc.
1sHoW N N laaf demand; sales a hhds prime west
Sfn FL, az s55eZsa5c sugaraKaW quiet; sales 120
Hn1s Ea"n @ Gus4 at eNe4e; ~ hsds Melado, psrt st
ossE' ano py auctson, 9Oo hhds same at s9@S1c,
eIoGhs-faft1es are realizing and the market
, 1861-11-16

keti 4@4Hc 3 b, live weight, for eorn-fed hegs,
and 3H@35c 3 b for dfstlieJ hogs, with very
large supply and ready sales. The supply 1e the
eIsz haddn any week. and considering the NUM-
ber of lire and dead hogs on the market, It keeps
up remarkably wel It WILL depend entirely upon
tie weather whether this great supply, contin'
ned, Will glnt the market.
Geo. y. Dorman gaEes the following az, the
price Of hogs this week:
First quality eorn-fed. Large
ze...:..:.,....-..:....4 @4K 4X@5c.
Second quality cna1tfed. .3XGAc. 4x65Xc
First quality. amau .s1zea,
fatand prime, for market
butchers. O4Hc. 64@54e,
Large size stHfed, fat.- .34m.... @-ct
Second quality stillfed fat $780,: $40
, 1861-11-16

Gel mDf1Igan In the Lecture Ftr1d.
Inc following correspondence has passed
between the officers Of the Young Mems AS
sociation Of Chicago, and Col. 31u11iean, the
result OF which is That the Colonel is an.
nounced to lecture in Bryan Hall, on Monday
evening nezt, upon 1.-THE Chivalry oil the Re-
public" the proceeds to be devoted to the
relief Ut the widows and orphans Of those who
fell at Lexington:
Go1. JAMES A. II MULLraAN: Your brave defence
miratfon and gratitude; you have honored IL vonr or
sGhG1nthsy sh1sh BY brilliant though painful serSice,
the history Of great deeds you haye iilust4sted -
the stern nature Of the struggle in which he ~.
t1on u , Is engaged, BY an uncompzomising devotion
ic your countfy'a flag. At Lexington The pallanf
lsishmcn Of yOnr command have shown taa1,s shetns
EelVes az worthy the fame of CONSTANCE and i'm
nefs as they hAye hitherto been OF the title Of i'm
having rendered distinguished service in @iSs tSa
armies Of the Union; you have returned to re-
ioIm me scattered and broken ranks Of yonr brave
regiment and lead them once more to honor ana
may God grant, to victoryt >N'''
Ihe magI 1tude and eordiality Of your reception.
fest1aes et1ae II ne loye and appreciation Of you fellow
men men who are fghtisg the battles Of the tonstitn-
The Young MEMS Association Of Chicago, desire
to congratulate ron upon your eafe return fsum
seenes q peril; and to extend to Jou an earnest
and cordial welcome, home to your adopted city'
re the undersigned, members Of the Executive
Board, beg to tender to Jon the privileges and
eo1ites1ea eai j., of the association, while yon re-
man 1ha4 II n chicago; and believing, as We do,
well as other citizens Of Chicseo. fea7 81
an earnest dcs1re to meet you in q more seiect
and appteciatse manner than ia couaiatent with
me character Of q general reception like that OF
ast evening, and sharing the sentiment ourselves,
Invitation to before he It
Bryan Hall. upon The Siege Of Le1ippton.T or
upon any literary enbject which NAV he sDrcanh14
to your tastes ard convenience, the proceeds to
be devoted to such object az you may suggest.
,1:,n.o w. Pm Pm1IR WADswoRTH. Pres't
n: ": Fuller, 1st Vice Pres't; George S. Bowen.
"a VIC. .Fres,t Charles 81. Ham, Cor Sec.y: john
=: amber, Treasurer; D. L. Perkins, Recording
3. Y. Page, Geo. h. Phelps, N. z. W1ll;ama.
Lyman BARD. E. ": Russell. I. 4. Eastman, E. S.
REPLY.
TnEAoNr HoEsE. Nov. 10. 1est.
GENTS: am obliged for the handsome manner
" "nlcn you SPEAK o. onr command at Lexington,
accept your cordial invitation, and will lectnre
At bIyan Hall. Monday evening, {Noy. Isl nnnn
tns "EA1salry Of the Republic - " F~
!, remit me TO ask y0n to devote the proceeds IN
.ne WlQ0WR and orphans Of those who fell at Lex
mEfon-the gallant men, Who '4@1>
Lay along the batte1y's eide,
beloW the smoking cannon:
Brave hearts from Severn and from Clyae,
ana ircm the banks Of Shannon.
Truly your friend,
JAMES A. MU111aAF,
To hesara. Philip Wadsworth, n. ". Fal1er.
0eo' O. bowen, Charles Il. liam, and others.
, 1861-11-16
Wisconsin Rank Comptroller,s Renort

.
During the last month eeyenty-four TN Southern
and tWent5ntne C2O Northern bonds have been
taken Up with currency: while new circulation
has been issued on efxty-four Thousand two hun
dEed and twenty. dollars Wisconsin, Minnesnta. d
Illinois and Michigan bonds.
The Comptroller intends within q few da7s 10
proceed to New York to dispose Of the stocks Of
snch banks az he viii be enabled to wind IN.
Notice Of deficiency and csn for additiona1 &C.
c1Ilty has been Issued from the Department Oct.
18th, and was directed to twenty-loar bankss The
call Il made On Michigan, Illinois. Ohio, Missouri
and California bonds, and the determined depfeci.
alton amounts to three per cent
The farmers Bank Of Beaver Dam, cepttal
$25Ge0, c: D. Nash and ". W Nash, stockholders,
has gone into operation
No changes have been nads In personal bonds.
The aggregate outstanding circulation Of the
BanS OF Portage, the Dodge County and Waupnn
Bank Is now reduced to 1ess than ifteen Thousand
currency at par until December 1st only. The
people Will coneult their own interest By return
ing 1t in due time to some bank
g. VAN 6TEENwEK, Bank COMPTROLLER.
, 1861-11-16

- NgTiCE.-An owners or occupants Of ofhut1dinEt
sGappned with Ehter by the Chicago City Hydrauhc
a5s hereby notaed that ne see1aa sel 1
1sl snd ending NAY 1st 1859 Will BE- due a4d payable
4n no ntst ot NoYember ne1t It the of1ce q tbs
The payment herein declared 70 be due on the t Of
novsmosf 1ext TOR the use ofwater tor ne hai 5ea
coMMe1caE with that day and ending may L lsn1
gEneEs o5 oecuparts Of buildings which a5e stusted
which the distributing Watsf pipes aIe laid but vhlth
e. 1of ssapR9 sgpR9 With wste ale9 noasd as Re he
The YET c941encing My ist, 1sa; sad ending MAJ
ls ls6 VII Be due aud payable Ut the eame time ard
pl2ce- By order OF the Board.
B. CAReENTKR President
OMce oftne Board ofPuhlic Wozks. 0ct.le, ls61-
, 1861-11-16

NU~ VODu
A"1A oAA1Aes mAHAET.
rFrom the New yort- ,r,,tr,a ~ ,rh--s5,
T,-1s,, nu.A :, .t.nnn' Et,11 u taoiEoay.1
bEEs cA11l+E' .
street. 6s61.
The prices today are quoted as follows:
First QUALITY. ms
. 0tdinar1. *
co1.a 49, son5 . p.a.,.. @o
The osns1s ~ ~ " 4uosed AZ SIC
Tntai nprnfar ~ " H.s7es rsrst9o o o. 3eg
aat ot VI nS7eee 1eee1seu III tne CITY In1t
he'd iess tan the aVe1aae IT H. ana aosl
ersoa rn1nhar a. esc "a aass ySar me A.
~, haa o. 1911 III MArket LAST year
shows 1870 head more than he aye.aee snii ! ~ ~
head less than this day week. ~''''
, 1861-11-16
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

ReV. IT, Clarkson, the highly respected
Rector Of St. James, has returned from the
East to his pastoral charge, much improved in
health.
PASTORAL AID SoCETY.-A meeting Of the
clerical members of the Illinois Pastoral Aid
Society was held in F1eeport on Tuesday. Id
dreeeee were made by Rev. James Pratt, D. D.,
Rev. Ar. Bishop, Rev. Mr.. Cheney, and Rev.
Mr, Cooper Of this city, and by several other
clergy men from other portions of the Diocese.
TRINITY CuVRcH-Rev. Dr. Pratt will COZ
tinue his lectures on the Fruit of the SpIr-
it,''-Text: Gal1atians, Y. 22-on Sunday morn.
Ing next Ito moErow). The theme" Good
ness" These sermons are attracting much
attention.
-Rev. Henry Neill, formerly of Detroit,
Michigan, and more recently Of the North
PresbJterian Church, (Dr. Rice's, in this city,
has been invited to I'LL the pulpit Of the Pres
byterisu Church at Geneseo, Michigan, Of
which Rev. F. DeWolf Ward has been pastor
for many years. The connection will doubt.
less be brief one.
SERMONS TO YOUNG MEs.-Attention Of
your readers is called to the notice in our re-
ugIous column this morning, a1luding to the
series of sermons now In course of delivery
At the Third Presbyterian Church, by the pas
tor, Rev. Arthur swazey- The young men Of
the congregation are greatly pleased with the
initiatosy sermons Of the seriea, and say they
improve as the speaker gains interest in his
subject, aud become more and more useful
and Instructive to the numerous class to
whom they are more especially directed.
TIE CHURCHES AND TIE SANITARY Cow.
N1ss1os.-0n last Sabbath, by concert, tha
clezgymen Of most Of the city churches made
an eMuest appeal to the sympathies Of the
member of their congregations In behalf of
cur citizen soldiery, and the gallant men vol.
unteering from this vicinity. This call came
from an eninentls proper source, and it will
prove pleasant news to those vitality Interested
to learn that "a consequence Of the effort,
contributions have already begun to flow in
to the eanita1y Commission apartments In
such numbers - to bid fair for the comforts
b1enees Of many poor soldiers who otherwise
might suffer fox blankets, 1nittans, etc., etc,
There is room enough for more Of these artt-
cles, and as many will be needed Is will be
supplied to the Comzaisaiea.
SURGEON OF TH8 81. ANDREWS 8ounxY.-
In the list Of oti1cRs at tho st. Andrews So.
caety. p2b1tshed IN our Issue of Friday, tho
, 1861-11-16
Gbita:!go Gtihutts
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1851.
THE CITY,


SATURDAY, NOfEm6EtR III, 1851.
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TAB UlI1.
1 Inc omc'M net Of letters remaining In
The chicago foss ohee VII be found On the
ta'so Psee,
crRcr1r Coner -Th. a.n ~ -. t.,., x,.,
Il in the cnnk f.n,,nt~ rH-,,,,t Ca,-+ ae,.,
menees this rcn,n.,g ~ NJ OBJ
>
- CHAaaE or -NAM1-The residents On Green
street In the North DIv1sion arc taking stepe
to change the nsms Of the street to "Rum.
eey," in compliment to Aayoz Rumsey.
r.,.---.--
$50. I1N,s@ s.a' =" - gwen 81 aan.past
~ - - .e. 80 vs. osetoaeo oy Inc ee"
fo1 the Ogden school housa, Tbe he11.r,roo-
in the Court House tower mistook the smoke
for = genuine eon1agradon.
AARc6As OF Fo3a-Eiizspeth Green, a ser
~sant g1f, was yesterday morning brought be-
lore inc folice Court, charged with the lar
cens OF TlctoriAe valued at three dollars,
from Ars. Frances Bowers, reading at No,
:2So Adams street. The dishonest domestic
"as nelo IN the sum OF $500 to appear at the
1ext term OF the Recorders Court.
n- 1-------- .
Thira T;naasota 80. 1Aae-tno N1.u1 :.
sea--a-..s oA ~ 4eht, WHICH, II mas
49,. N1n I,,, 80. att1sa neAo sefetA' oass
f'0t, "A@ s'e'..'ets aease OF Iaui to-oay, and
le1n ue3e oy tue way u tne Noftn-Western
1oAe, ouilps Aonoay, TO taKe CARS v1a the
a1caaean CensfA road, tn Tsase for Louisville,
nsn1uch5'
Cry R1uw4r TvpnoVv,,r,.ne .r,o ,,,n.
aoeme,+ ,f 49, f,h;oone 49, 81 hnra
,sta1v 1aaeea a., x,;r;t1. H. ae,a ~ - P,aca,v
py.oa o.a [,a...-.C-.~. ..s~-,. zaa. -,
3t,s +be ;ntsr+;en ,,n.,sa;ate11 - ~ .rs.t - sn..
a passenger hcuse or waiting station. for a.
dies and Others patronizing the line The
COMPANY has also determined to extend the
State street road to the gstes OF Camp Doup,
las, which will prove direct accommodation
to the soldiers quartered there, as well as to
their friends and relations, who will pay fre-
4uent visits to the spot. and to business men
a1d residents Of the vicinity.
FESTIVAL FOR TIE HOME OF THE FRIEND.
Lfss'-lne committee appointed to decorate
Bran Hall for the coming Festival for the hen,
e6+ NJ ~. uo,,. ~ .he r.so.,I..-
e'ts " tne doiae u LIZ 11eu4iesS, are re-
Quetted to ueet st the Hall this (Saturdav1
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-.se1Aoon AVA eA~I P1ipoae. LIZ 1oao"1ng Ia
diea and gentlemen compose the committee:
Mra Jaroee Jorm,n NJ. I.,T.
0' o"e0 !1e4 aAous -AAe. - =. Asn1oyAe,
MrF. ClerEson, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs, N;cho-
la4 f,,enn Are W., u p-o,rn .r., p
~ e1app, M1e' VIII. d. oto"n, ArS. a. hlng,
Mts- Ur. 1eham, Miss Reynolds, Misses For.
e1tb 1s;ce eb;,,,en Nc. 1r.,. ru-,
Ss1os ~n4eo en.Pa~ s1lAee lug z M1ss dlgn,
Miss Robb, Miss Turner, Miss Davis, Messrs.
Peter Pare Nicholas Clam T. n J,arnaa n
N. Holden. J. C. Haints Wm R1a;- 7 Y
scsmr,on + M w.1,a- IN Ta,, r. 4s
VI o. ~, - -
n" oaAe3i y. At#1s, ". Haker. tfanc1s a
Eastman, 3, Y. R HicEeeS.
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0o o9'A Ae!" Foa nHA16f oF adED AND In
DIEEST FEMALE5.-In accordance with notice
nrev;ons1v o;vo, r,,n,aror,e1,, a++o,,a.
meeting OF ladies Was held yesterday afternoon
, 1861-11-16
MARINE LIST.
r Q RT OF CHIC A GO,

+ . RT O e. OH I c "A 6 Q.
ARRIVED. NOV. Is,
St1nr Michigan, Stewart, ontonagon, 25o hfdee, 60
e 95ls douE 80 pigs fish. 40 bu OAKS.
S1mf Fdanef, Nicholson. co1lingwood. rs pkss ash
Bark Sam Ward, Buckley, Preeqae isIss ss9 tons
coal, 90 cords bark.
Bark Great West, Macarthur, Buffalo.
Bark Nucleus. Mcpherson, Green Bay, 1som lum-
Bark : Z L, stabos, Peshligo, 1so N lumber, 20 II
Brig Algoma, McGwynn, Menominee, 165 n 1un-
sehr Rseins Ra Clancy, Macon Fill, 100 II lumber,
schr + Harmon, Burke, Buffalo.
s scnr speed, Mes1man, Muskegon, 81 m lnuber.
sehr sshr G1aPs Shot chander Buffalo, 16; N lumber
Echr Fisher, Walker, Kalamazoo, 50 II lumber
200 N shingles.
61hr M0ne0op, Harris, Buffa1o
Schr Ashtabula, Hammer, Grand Haven. Is m
lumber.
Schr Farmer: Lewis, Sand Bay. As eds wood
sehr s9 Hibbafd, DaEis. Pressure LIE. s:ss tnna
Schr Huntreaa. Culver Presque Isle, 400 tons coal
sehf GGesn ol Inc Meet, Furguson, Green Bay,
sehr Enterprise, Peterson, Grand River, s. N
schr John Lii, Thompson, Milwaukee, 1000 pork
schr oliog, sBa1gh. Washington Harbor. e1 eds
schr Three Bells. ClaEk, Holland, 10 m staves 20
n sbtIgles
sch1 St Andrew, Norris, Presque Isle, 459 tons
schr Baltic, Baker, Bufalo. 1900 brIs sa1t.
schf G1Esey, Jameson, Muskeson, Ito m lumber,
schr Geo Foster Smith, Holland, 65 m lumber.
ssshF Asttve. 4ss;G Tar, Muskegon, IS m lumber.
schf E5Tt ed Csn smpo Rushs AanioWoc $50 in shingles,
schr Drake, Borden. Buffalo. -7 7Al''
Schr Jupiter, Hawkins, Buffalo, 100 ton coal.
schr Honest 20 John, Rowland, Manistee, 50 n lu n