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, 1862-05-01
mARKRTs BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April nso.-FIouk-Aarket t@1oe
consumption, sales i5,e ,rls At S4.9o95.to for
sppss 81! peses 5tss apsr sst Net: aaa
@5 .; for common, and -, .s@5 Is for good ship
s:Sfor trade brands: Market closing drn. g -
sasee 7.see Ssis "a Il ss.s5@s'4o for sprine: ss.sI
ee1 20 III s & mea thoa
material change; eales $50 brs st $a75 for Jersey
Ky weste1n and Draad5wine-
100 hIle at 4sh@9ac for state and western
8GRAN-Wneat market firm. with moderate ex-
kpqe b ss ss = aG n b tns5 f. ss9 snfsy NJ
q Ia, and eG00 good wintaE red western at $l.3iH
@1.sa-. Rye steady and armez. with sales 81
ass @ e s. q ( s hAsz aiss sde IT
aalcs 6,oan bu at tic for mixed western In store
6s@6eHc for delived: Sc for 1nsound do. md Sc
xS4,e g. L: ge5ss; snsas Tesssa sss and si.ts. ''
PRoT1s1ons- market ehade fsmer, sud
somewhas uneettled. Sales 80 brls At $.aa'6l9.7a
nees; sian for desr; iii Is for thin Slisaio s
nes. "a ta1en & slaasspis g: Reef rules m
6Iis 1t $4.m9z.w for country prime; t35oWs
for country mess; 3t941 so for repkd mess; $149
16.00foz extra mesa. Prtme mess beef nomlnA Il At
$000- Beef hams In better demand and yosy dru-
6alasA0 hxfs choica westeKn It $i7.00. Cut ueAta
| dun and heaYy. Sales 80 pkgs at 44@4xc for
shoulders: 5a@8fc Tor hams Smoked meats
| dull. Tho gorernme't contract for 40 ooc0 n
| smoked hamF w1s awarded at prices ranging from
/ 81, - per TOO weight Bacon sfdos in little
better demand. but market uNeets1ed. Sales as
/ bo1ea At 6Ka&Ac I1 rejected and good ah7 nj
city thoRt caesz Do. fsfd 1erJ ffm. Ssles t.7sa
hr3a at t7F@s33o; ANAL salea TerJ cholee at 83<c.
B1ttee eeltnK 1t aa11e for Ohio: 11t1c toe stste.
! Cicero very 6I1n. 6&lea at 109t
QHocEz1H-coneem markek-Rdow without decided
change. 8s1ea i 600 bags 1t 19xc.. soear-Rav
unchanged, Sales 200 binds Cabs ut 6x37Ke; 1oa
, 1862-05-01

Total. 1900 8954 e89A S73 80.
There Ens good attendance on Change oday.
but owing to scarcity Of vessels shippers did not
take hold so freely.
The Flour market WAS firm. but there being NO
pEopellers In port baJers held of. and there were
only 400 bsls cold. At ss-oo0510 for white win
tes extra, and LAX for fair to good spring
e1trxs-
Wheat opened steady and nsua, but closed
shade easier. About 90, ,o0o bu changed hands, st
HGs9c tor No Spring, and 74176c for No =
Spring. 4 difference Of SC per bu1hel xas made
on No Spring At BONO ho7aes.
The Corn market was Inn, and tc1et1hly active,
but the bulk Of the transactions were made for
delivery some days hence. About Isl, 900 bn Of
all Rrades changed hands, 1t 2tc for River White
.aaost; 79@2QKc tor old Csnal and River Mixed
ahoat; &c Tor New River Mixed adoat. aud 9741
&c for old Mixed IN store.
oata ware quiet, but dt1n, with sa1es ut sc In
store. Atot Of q, COO bu was sold to go to st.
Lonia- ut a5e aAoas, dell4ered on tho line Of the
cansl Rye was sold at &c for No IN store. and
Sc soT Rejected Ba<1sy WAS sold at <79ssxe-
according to sampls. HiGhwtnas ws1e sold 1t
| 1eH@1oe. Seeds wste quiet, with light ss1as oe
Timothy u 81 II, and Clover 1t 4hoo@aN :.
1he Provision narkat II sttt1 buoyspt, under
the nswa o& tho conquest Of Few o1asana. There
was IN aetive speculative inquiry fin Nsaa Pork,
Ind tho market advanced z6&soc. About a1c
h1lso1 nj kinda caanged haads, u &11.eq fot dty
packed, End $10W810t0 for counszJ-peckcd-
lot Of LEO bs1s eitypaeknd Frius Ness Wa soad IL
&1n.oQ. Bulk Meats are In good demand md Ht
, 1862-05-01

EL15AH--The oratorlo Of Elijah, under the
direction Of Hans Balatka, which has for
some time been in prepa:ation was Success
fully rehearsed last evening. The Society
having the matter in charge are doing all
that is possible to produce perfect reading
of the production.
, 1862-05-01

w A TIE Pin the North Di-
w <1ston by gentleman aud his viz, q suite Of
fu114sneo reotns ~tta ouard- Location ns.T chicago
AyfIue es5t Of Clark street. Address with references.
H. H." Tribune 8f6ce- ap6-p % HlW
, 1862-05-01

MAI DA1.-This, the supposed day Of May
flowers, white dresses and happy faces, has
again arrived. Suggestive Of all these things,
It 1nany times fails to produce them 1t may,
however, do better this time, the pleasant
weather Of yesterday promising the same for
to-day. Aay that promise be fulfilled
, 1862-05-01

better, with saics O; about 81, ,0c0 TBS Of country.
cut Shoulders and Hams, at 34@32.c packed, for
the former. and Axe packed for the 1attsr. Lard
advanced 1.I..<c aGd closcd bnoyant, with light
salce Of prime country Kettle at 7A@T8A.
Vessels were scarce and ffeightH were q shade
drmer, with light engagements at 6196Ac for
corn to Bubalo. and Il kc for whent to Oswego. A
Canadian propeller ia taking cargo Of Flour to
Montreal at 75c-chattered below.
, 1862-05-01

For CHICAGO SoLD1BRs.-Mr. Charles Fink,
of this city, is to leave for the army at Pitts
burg Landing On Saturday morning, and will
undertake to deliver such packages as the
friends Of soldiers there stationed mag leave
at tho Garden City House previous to Friday
, 1862-05-01

hhds Porto Rico at 7K@yxc. and II. 6ao bazl Ga-
nilla at 6Ae+
MosxY-Market quite easy 1t ba8 per cent fnr
can loa2s, STRICTLY Prime pap T Man1oa y 41,s
@u3I for merchants and 112X@f19x for bank
ers' bills. American gold firm at a03h per cant
prem. California gold bars drm at 214ak per
cent prem. Government stocks dr1ner. 6s
81. 97;HG9eE; 7,30 Treasury notes 102H.
STocKa-Better and moder ste1y fetlye: d r
ma 1se11 M s sd 47: II d 56H Harlem pfd sax !;
Pac ii 110s<; N.Y. s5A; Erie s71S Erie ptd 6.T
Harlem 70; II G ecfip GIN: Hudson SO; Am
Mo 90 81 Tenn 8s SIX. Is 50; 5s 81, coup 90;
U 8 6s Of '67, 81; Q 6a 81, coupons 98, bonds J.
, 1862-05-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
DErEo1r, April 80, 1862,
DoEN-BarkB Sunshine, Badger State, Cqnsti-
tuition, Indiana, Revenue, Brigs, Muzey, Bay
State, Mechanic, Cauopns; schoonezs St. An
drewe, Cornelia. Il. Richmond, Parsons, Hull,
Ctica, Matt Root. Leader, Logan, Return, Sophia,
Smith. Douglas, If. S. Scott, Dolphin, Allen, Re
public New-Honse, Amelia, Dart, Surprise, Egan,
Kenoeha, E. Williams, White Squall, Resolute,
Rapid, Clark, Massillon, Gem, C. T. Richmond,
Pilgrim, Grant, Golden West. Hale. MosBi1e. Sar-
auac, Dorr, Fillmore, St. James, Fulton, sea Bird,
Michael, Ellsworth, Robb, Clipper City, Eltemo,
Hubbard, Newman, Hart, Milan, Reeve.
Ur.-Propellers Chicago, Ontario; Schooner
Farewell.
, 1862-05-01

By Telegraph [Exw YORK. April 80.
Arrivals Tuesday snd Wednesday, 8,sza beeTes,
t29 cows. 90 veels, ,1A sheep and lambs 1851
swine.
BEET CATTLE-The short supply Of beef cattle
caused more buoyancy Of feeling, and sales were
lively at little higher prices General sailing rates
7H9sc, and few prime aud extra well fed at 8H@
&c, and common quality 7c.
SHEErSearcer and advanced fully 4c&D51c Per
head; wool eheep tH86c; live ehsared do so
4Ac-
extra &c.
mich Cuws-Du1 At $en1Ao.
SWINE Plenty and continue to decline. Small
pigs 2443c; live corn fed hogs 34sHc; still fed
3k k@3kc,
, 1862-05-01
:Fgr 4alE.

TOR SAIE-A Brick. Barn, on
L. the Alley bet ween Aorroe and Adams and Clark
and n ellis ttreeta- To be taken down removed. Ap
p1y to hORERT GENTRY 81 Monroe street., lap staiEs}
DtSSYt "
, 1862-05-01

PROMOTED Captain ". A aurfey, until
lately connected with the United States Army,
in the Subsistence Department, has recently
been appointed to the office Of Military Di-
rector and Superintendent OF Railroads for
the Government, for this vicinity Col D. c.
McCa1lum is ut the head Of this branch Of
business, with headquarters at Washington.
, 1862-05-01

N7ANTED-AGENTS- 800
w To eel J. T LLoYD's Great Military War
ctns col:red i statt* . cents United state. Eail.
Map = ts; missouri Map 5 csnta Three Of anJ OF
The Bbove sps mall free 1or fo or separately for
retail PRICE Bend stamp aud get Ctrcular. &c Z &
LA NE agent, l2o Lake street Cnl.Aso, III.
ApNlE2IA
, 1862-05-01

BEKvEs-The market Is glutted this week be-
yond all anticipation, the close OF Lent seeming
Is leading DroVe1s to believe that there wonld be
largely increased demand for Beet Almost
every Drover who has been to market during the
past year, seems to be here to-day, and several
new faces are to be met with ia the different
Yards and each has brought down more than
his uEual complement, while there are dozen or
mort large dtoree, bought at the West by specu-
lators combined Into firms for The occasion. Ken
tucky, too. begins to send forward her spring
supply in old fashioned numbers, while the sup
ply Of Ftll-fed from the dsti1lerics Of our own
State grows larger IS the warm weather approach
es. Few or no buyers went West last week from
New York, Brighton or thus city, and they have
eaved something handsome by staying at home,
or Buffalo, they can hardly be. sod at saving
price this week. The supply Is at least
! 100 head greater than the demand. The Eastern
men Will not take more than TOO, while 800 or 4Do
head will be needed for this market and vicinity,
and the remainder muat 60 through to New
York, to be sold in market where all the advau-
tage will be on the side OF buyers. 4 few have
been taken by New York spectators, but the
bulk Of what goes to thst market this week must
60 in first hands. Some holders think the de-
cline Is fully half cent 2 D-, live weight, but
such are among those who have been unable
to sell Taking quality into consideration, the
fall from &c to BIC e 100 s, On all grades and
as ia always the case In decidedly dropping mar
ket, ealce are Glow The average quality is fair.
and tho weights compare lTornbly with those Of
| Last week,
| REcE1rTs-The following is our comparative
| statement Of receipts at this market over the
Central Railroad, estimated 16to the car:
, 1862-05-01
MADAM CANFHLD.

1t6 CLAPK 6rREET, announces TO the Ladies' and
Summer Fa.hio4s. IN. House = under the sapertn.
reg ones as choose to give her E1e1. NINE. CAM
tfeif Ieh costly dress goods ade 1p latea
Eu1opean st2les sn9.1d not fal p fiva MG1sELLE
1rt Ladies' IN the Courts Of Europe and Is every Why
conpefens to give satisfaction to the most fastid
op28 pSooJw
, 1862-05-01
CLEARED.
1LL1No1s AND m1cmIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED D........Aprn -.
Ericsson Utica, 5000 bu corn.
Adelia, Joliet, 4c00 bu corn, 7,010 lbs hay.
Edinburgh. LaSa1le, 5,594 bn corn.
Burnham, LaSalle, 13G tons coal
Abbey Sprague, LaSalle, ,14S bu corn ..
Clyde, LaSalle. 975 brls beef 500 brls pork 33616
Ms lard, a6,8s7 ms haus, II, ,119 ns talloW.
Dickey, Ottawa, 5, 200 bu corn.
Cnshmau, Ottawa. $500 bu corn.
Cuba, Ottawa. $1,000 bu corn.
Lemont, LaSalle, 6,20o bu corr.
CLEARED. ..-.......April a9,
Australia, LaSale, III ,e37 It lumber.
Eclipse, LaSalle, 1000 bu corn.
Antiopa 10t 694 # lumber. 15oe0 feet siding, 49,
500 shingles.
Gen. Grant, Lasalle, Qght.)
Pareon BruWplow. LaSa{le IS 654 # lumber, g. 300
shingles, $40 bs 1ndse, 10 btla cement, Z, 600 lbs
molasses, 1915 ms iron.
, 1862-05-01
eALIs OF ILLINOIS AND IOWA HEEvEs.

tAA6o VI uALlAulb AND IOWA REEVES.
John Simmons, IS good Illinois, 1t $5a.5 9
Rnble & Co. report gales OF IS fair Illinois, at
&c = D, York weight. Average 6a5 Ds.
Average l2)0 1bs.
Also, il coarse do, at axe . D. Average 400
4. c. Stewart. 10 light Illinois, at sss 2 head.
Mso, is good d. at S4s y head. Av. 1900 MS.
Morris 6 Wa1eu, ITO extra fat Illinois, at $a.ao
q 100 1bs. Average 1850 lbs.
3 sead adT'1Esten X2esss i get s ordinary Illinois, at
Smith & Baldwin. St eztta Illinois, st $5s .
head. Average !, $50 1hs.
William Nen, 90 prime. fat Illinois stillers at
$51 bead. Average l. rs Ms.
xs head ooans ~ ps1ns @, Illinois com led a.
S. II. Baker. 81 strictly extra Illinois, at 46S Il
head. Average 1903 ms.
Also, % prime do, at $55 . head. Average
1.35o toR.
y. Rhineman, % ertra do. fine and TAT. at Axe
Also, IS good do at sri . head Average LIS
Ms.
H;Li.ingston, Il do. do. at SIS = hcsd- A1er-
Heath WInalox. III prime do do. at ss,.bo =
noos-The supply coming forward is 1arge for
the reason, and the demand is Hight. Since last
Monday prices hare dropped Nc b n., and some
think the decline ia even more than this. Durinp
Albany. few or none OF which changed hands
here. the Albany slaughterers being out Of the
market. Nearly the entire receipts were shipped
through to New fork and dRr}ghtou-principaily
to New York. We quote Hogs, 1ominal]J at az
b. There is no inquiry for stores, the Eastern
men saying that they die about as soon IS they
get them over.
, 1862-05-01

w ANTED. $50 Wanted at 10
W per cent for i've 5eara on well Improved and
centrally located caty properly, By prompt Fsy1ng
address E. Post Office Box No. 1913. apSo p963t
, 1862-05-01

M ANTED-A Situation by
W yonrg Esd, either as Book keeper or Asstst-
ant, salesman. Clark. Copyist In any department
havlDg Lad practice. Can give good references Ad-
dTesa F. L. GRAY, Chit ago. Ap3Q p3l52t
W? ANTED.-A Cottage Honse
w wanted. containing from four to SIX roons
Must be tn goua repair. and pleasantly located Would
pay The whole years advance. II it made
an object to do 80. Addreks immediately Box 2111.
1tJ1
, 1862-05-01

REMOVAL OF BANKING HoEsE.-By an
advertisement which appears in our columns
this morning, our readers will be pleased to
notice that the banking house Of Mr. James
Boyd, Of late 1ocated at No. 10 Clark street,
has been removed to No. IS Clark street, in
the basement of what is known as the Ex-
change Bank Building. The new and commo-
dious quarters will prove an actual accommo-
dation to his rapidly increasing array of Gus
TONERS, rs well as to the proprietor and EN-
p1oyes OF the banking house.
, 1862-05-01

w A Edo Bankers
W young uan who has for several years been Be
cetving Teller prominent Baoktrg House 10 Of
lhe principal c1ea OF The Mesr ues1res similar stus-
nials to a6tnty and integrity, Addresa 4.F -
Post Once BOZ 620. ap8pzS3t
, 1862-05-01

PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. ED........-.Aprn 80.
Prop Antelope, Butlin, Buffalo
Ha'k Co orndos Mason, Buffalo, 15o ton coal
Bark Fame, Harvey, Bay City, 100 m lumber.
Bark .. Morris. Ksrr, Cleveland, 400 ton coal.
Brig Banner. Stebbins, Bay City, no N lumber.
Schr Odtn, BlaJ chard, Muskegun, los N lumber
schr Il; Spencer, Rye1son, Pierre Marquette. 80 N
shingles.
schr Summit, Geleon, Cleveland, s51 tons coal
Schr Wyoming. Fuzlong, Grand River 100 m lum-
ber.
schr Vanguard, Davis, Cleveland. $50 ton coal
Sehr E G. Grey, AcGraw, Mnskegon, 80 N lnmber.
Schr a n. Gat.s. Flask, Muskegou, 1,6e0 3. B.
ties, n lumber, 80 N 1Ath.
schr uelen Kent, Reed, Muskegon, 9om lumber.
CLEARED. D.........ApriI 80.
Prop 6. Dunber, Perrett, Grand River. sundries.
Prop Buckas, ,ChAmber1at1, Portage Lake, aundries.
Prop Sun Jones, CollingWood, 1,254 brls honr,
EundFits.
Park Major Anderson, Jones, Buffalo. 27ooo bu
Brig Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Buffalo, 15,52s bu
schr Ell Bates, 1n2rahan, Kinsston, 1900 bu
schr Reciprocity, Day. Kingston, 15 425 bu corn.
Echr OdfD, Blanchford, Muske9on.
schr Arctic, Skinner, Buffalo. 1n873 bu corn.
Schr Il. Spencer, Ryet9on, Pierre Marquette.
schr Wyoming, Farlong, Grand River.
Schr !1ton, Robertson, OsWego. Il. .80o bu wheat.
sehf theodore Perry, Finn, OsWego, 15,15o bu
schr Gertrude, Meyee, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
schr E. 6. Grey, McGraw, Muskegon.
schr 4. Buensch, Helferson, Buffalo. 1900 bu
schr Imperial, Stark, Buffalo, Is, Goo bu wheat.
schr H. n. Gates, F,ack, hanestee-
, 1862-05-01

THE PROPELLER MATrLowER--The Canadian
propeller, West, which arrived here on Sundsy
evening, fell in with the propeller Mayfower, at
the foot Of this lake, disabled having broken her
piston ring. She towed her into the Manitous.
, 1862-05-01

E The Preparatory Clsss for boys at Dsh-
svn.nrth's College and School Of Trade, opens
uow at 9 4. II. and closes ut r. II,
, 1862-05-01

"ANTED-To Purchase on the
ns o. ~ ae taoif Gen1f 1 arosa; "a nS;,ss fasa
1'oa, Ti.h snlsabe pnfldtnE. wonld prefer Place
sumed By the purchaser. Must be over sixty,
aesrer than thirty mues Of Chicago: Address Nllh
New lolk Also duplicate Of address to Chicago
Tribune. apGC.pS9slw
, 1862-05-01
War1 Ruhher Trua8.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

AA4HfACTUk3D VGDxH tlAa4 q &kioC0XxAk6FETKE1.
This Trqss L hhvtng success IN curing HeEniA q
Rupture befo7e unknown IN the history OF TrueseA
unHke A1 Others eyer used In the following fesPecM:
# Will FKvEE Husr, fthe spring balug coated vim
pers1st1on frSzq he body2 Io9 1REAk oa.Tx = sa41 a!
does not P71es Or H1URH ths COED. never becomes
TIpI1HY, and ts a1Es{. cLHx AND a aoop - HHE
and surrounding county. within ne past two JeaHA
aad have nerer failed 10 give sAesfAcon In al csss
cuREn II TT ety q thirty years st.nding vhca ~
ne West and II e universally acknowledged By ~ =
tns only reliable Truss nt for use Dr. se9ley hsTtaS
citing q Trassce viii guarantee this Instrument n
qnte An daily tecsytnE oIdess fo1 Fl. 1nssH, #
hssure the public that II Is rapidly sapercedlnE n
oterF usees u ose Pefsene vtshiog this nsEumens
can ee nuFd By sending gze II uches sround hips a
Leu q Eupture % DE-. J. B 6EELET, III South elaIk
street Ch:s4ko NJ 6oae Proprtetox aad Asauf.c:nfe5
On receipt Of stamp. ?. .. Boz Gx6 an;Esl@r9rs II
, 1862-05-01

TH11R NAME Is LEG1oS.-The 5lst Regi-
msnt illinois. volunteers, known ~ tic CHI
cago Legion, haye been in actIrc service
during the last three months, and ars without
their rcgimentA colors. We learn thatthe
friends OF this fine corps, whose number is
also ''1yion, hare taken the matter In hand,
and ordered g superb set to be presented at an
carly day. Any who wish to add their mite
towards well deserved compliment to these,
our brave Chicago boys, can have IN sppos-
tunity BY calling on Messrs. q. c. Livingston
g. Co., 18l South Water street, or Munson,
the statioue1, at lao Lake street.
Wedding md CAT" Cards, ,.e,c styss$, written
and engraved BY the s FanEze Gard Hraer,n at
Sherman Houee. Mall two rcd stamps for samples
ap2ast
BOARDING.. - Desirable quits Of unfurniahed
1ooms May 1st, Nos. and 3, Van Buren street.
apr9A6t
~ A good et 1e hanger wanted Apply to E.
G. L. Fa1on, 70 Lake street, apatp74s
~ Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn IT., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. i. noy1a
"ca1l on Dunlop, seweu = &spa,dtng for Printing"
~ Buy psper haugtags Of Chase + Co., 1o9
Randolph street. nh 29-3m
Gas F1r11sa.-Carefnl wor1men to move and
put up gas fixtures and gas pipe At t2 Lake street,
q, N. Vtlma1th up 17-15t.
GAS Fx7uRxss-The place to get new styles ut
low neures, l89 Lake street, Il II Wilmarth
ap 17-15t
w For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
70 to Cook i McLean, 98 Dearboru-stree This
old established house do better snd cheaper work
tbs1 apv Il, Tho rftv nb91Jy
, 1862-05-01

F The monthly meeting Of the Board Of
Mnragers Of the Home Of Aged Indigent Fe-
ruales will be held this Thursday afternoon,
ut the Home. 157 4sh Aycruc.
, 1862-05-01
The Wholesale TFAde.

The secret Of selling goods low in these
days consists In buying With cash and watch
ing the market close, Bowen Brothers pur-
sue this method, and from daily receipts from
importers and auction, and otherwise, are OF.
fering most attractive variety Of seasonable
goods at reduced prices. We call attention to
their advertisement and thankfully record the
fact for the benefit Of our readers In the
country as well Is city dealers.
, 1862-05-01


Foreign exchange is firm The quotations OF
the banking firms for sixty day sterling bills are
114K@l127Ss'; prime commercial I11%@l12A, and
with hf1ls Of lading attached, 111A01114. Ga
Paris. s 07H@5. .02H Bremen, 80zz08lK; Amster-
dam, 4aD42H and Hamburg. 36z&87A.
Gold ts In steady demand at ~ ok premium.
FoRE1aN Co4MEREE OF New YoRK.-The fol-
lowing is the comparative statement Of the e1-
porte exclusive Of specie) from the port Of New
York for the week end1kg april 81 and since
january:
For the week.. 5t,5S6.424 20s241O 1857 go
Prey reported. q, ,593, ,613 38,8l7, 87,a61 ,63t
Since Jan. L.. 81, ,129 IS? 4os99,747 3s,ts346o
The following is the comparative statement Of
the imports Of foreign dry goods and general mer-
chandise for the week ending April IS, md elnsa
Jau. i:
1850. 1851 1889.
Dry goods. $1,1os,4e8 3ss,od 517, ,5os
Gen1 me1c'nd 2,446.766 1r1I0,9a6 2,8lb,061
Total for week. $4,1512 253 2,1039s7 3,841564
, 1862-05-01

# For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
70 to Cook i McLean, 98 Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. chilly
, 1862-05-01

FIRES AND ALARMS OF FIRE.-The store and
dwelling Of J. Rcnne. corner Of Halsted aud
Hilson streets, was partially consumed about
five O'Clock yesterday morning. It Il not
known how the fire originated. Loss on
buildings and goods, $l.ooo. Insured in the
Firemen's for 81 900.
At ba1tpast twelve, P. H., yesterday, fire
broke out In the TIN and sheet iron manufac-
tory Of Chas. Dorrhe1d, No. 174 Randolph
ttreet. The steamers exdngu!shed 1t before
1t hardly showed itself The building ts own
ed by Vim Jones, and Is damaged to the ex-
tent of about $l0o, Mr.. DorrAeld's loss is
| about 500. No Insurance. Supposed to be
the work Of IN fncendtarJ.
, 1862-05-01
LAW TNTELLI&ENQ QE,

4ante17e.-No, 3, ,6fT-Ma.y Updike ct Il 70 Hen
II 3: updikA; report at Mastet dled. CONFIRMED,
aad aee5se for partittoner.. and apPolnsment Of
Tho UNITED STATES md SUPERIOR CouKTs have
adjourned o'er untl the nou tsrn, commencing
1ondAy. Nay s, 1859 -: -,
, 1862-05-01

Gas FIr11sa.-Caref9l workmen to move and
PM up gas fixtures and pipe At 1a2 Lake street,
n N Wflua1th up 1s-15t.
, 1862-05-01
SNYDER, COOK co.
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P.S.-Remember this ID the hrst book Of the kind
published. Remember this Il the only took cf the
Find ever published Remember tnat NO 1ook Of the
Bind te puhudhed except py the oae hnldtng rhe
coplrenr aemenber thst iae snsnea Of n. coaasEy
tve yenI1 Remember that In this book all
upon sneect to be found in $500 OF United 5aes
Remember that not single cup5 haa heeu Or viii be
delivered except BY the parry Nn0 purchase this coyJ
YftEt
, 1862-05-01

GAS Fx7uRxst-Thep place to get new styles ut
low ngures, 182 Lake street, Il n W1marth
, 1862-05-01

w Buy paper hangiHgs OF Chase 4 Co., 100
Raudolph 8treet. NH 29Sm
, 1862-05-01
Rumored Recovery of the Hody Of
Governor Harvey.

4 rumor was in circulation in the city dur
ing yesterday that the bedy Of the late Louis
F. Harvey, Governor Of Wisconsin, had been
recovered two and q half miles south OF 3d.
vaunah, on the Tennessee river, By colored
man, the slave of 4. II. Browles, residing On
a plantation in that vicinity. The story was
told to us BY Charles Fink, lately from savan-
nah, who seemed positive Of the reliability Of
his information. He states that the persons
having the remains in charge are now on their
way to this city and will soon arrive. It ap-
pears strange, IL the rumor is correct, that no
telegraphic announcement of the fact Of find
ing the body has been received here.
, 1862-05-01

At quarter past one o'clock this |
morning; the frame building on Wash |
ington street, between Clark and Dearborn,
occupied by Dr.. J. Phillips, Oculist and Eye
InfrmarT, tell to the ground from the piles
supporting It, effcctua1ly smashing large
glass case In front, containing baromctcrs,
opera Rlasses, spectac1es, artificial eyes, &c,
&c, in fact, everything in the shape of glass,
shout the establishment, was broken in pieces.
The building is owned by - Roberts, Esq,
Dr.. Phillips loss, which can hardly be estI-
mated ut this hour e 1. il. J, Will not be less
than $500, and possibly may reach s, 900. For
tunatcly no person WIS In the building ut the
time Of the crash.
A1derman1c Dignity -. Military Law,
A very "heayy'' case eaue up before Jus
tice DeWof md jury yesterday, in which
Peter Shimp, Alderman elect from the Second
Ward, charged that Lieut. John Healey, OF
Company 4, Eish Brigade, did 'unlawfn11y
assault and beat the said Peter shlmp," near
Camp Douglas, on Sunday last.
It seems that Oh that eyentful day. Mr.,
shinlp, in company with three other gentle
men (not .aldermen) went to Camp Douglas,
shimp telling bis companions that he could
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