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First DI3TIkECT, ILLINOIS,

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the name Of the Assstsns Assessor 1or each IS -
DlvI-ton No. comprttes thc Town Of Bra. PARK,
ten heh a ts tbt it,
state tt:ttt and Lake MlcniEan: Gfoa9E asDExsox.
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Town SOUTH Chicago which lies vest Of state street
& IL 'sssnE sest I'D as1@ F. Il fs FILES
10 Masonic 1e%nle. Dearborn street
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81 6 Vet Eaatolph street. L Peoples &. I. / cok,
Dlstlon No. comprtaes the sth Ward OF the Ctr o.,
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, 1862-09-23
The WAR II! KENTU ;KY,
tXllTEMEAT 1T LOUISVILLE.
GEN. BRAGG THREATENING G The CITY
in attack Appreh. nded Within
Forty-Eight Hours.

LOUISVILLE, Sent. oa-Braro,s f,rcoa h,ra
escaped from those Of Buell.. and ara sewers,
hours ahesd, approaching ran,d,v nnon Lon.
isville. Mnj. Gen. Nelson IA artanr;nc r. 40.
# nd the city to the last extrcmitr II, has
Issued the following order.
1.-THE women and children of th,s c;,.- ,.,,,
prepa1e to leave the CITY w;thont da1,v ~.
J.. .rsonyille ferry Ia tn he naa3 ovo1,,,;-o,.
for military purposes, Persons on FAINT mae
proceed IS usual. The CITY il In a b1.za If
excitement. Most Of the stores arc closed
The citizens are apprehendirs an attack with
in forty-cight hours.
louisville. Sent oo-The mali, hosr ~
Rrsgg's ar,nv in rcrortcd at u,,var,,,e Is.,.a ~
connfr This 1no,n;,o o., ,,-,,a e.. n..s..N
It is s,,unosed tler ro,chaa p-,.aa+... a.. =.
.rp,;7p N3n.tv, v,f;vo ~ ,ho o,.. T.ss." e.t'
alry under Csnt shn1sr att.at.5 @ as'.'.. 49, ~.
xora ,,nh.r of F. Ae0u' ''0
terday morning, mile from Lebanon juno
tim. .rd 1r.r.. 4ton, g .h.. .;.t.
~. eNoi" o'e1aaee' "na1
'ne fsoels were reinforced BY twice taefr
numoer. Our troops still pursuing drove the
enemy Into Bostcu. killing FIVE. ronn,;oc
sev,ntaen md c.,,t,,r;n,, th;,.- ~. 1.1,l4.
es'en'een' a"o capturing tnHt5-tFo. Heiost
eleven prisoners and had two wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22.-Gov, Robinson h,s
issr.d a rrocio,,,+;o, ,,1t;,,, ~ .:t:.a -
pu c.- .1nk ,us ei'i@eeA "
MUS oaotf ezn' Ne1foo' 1'r de'enee Of the
city. Mayer Delphic has ordered bu u.fness
a ro+,3ot7o nda.aa, - 1,:, .e,,,a-- ~ ~
fa'l1o11c aoofess 10 nts soidlers TO give
bloody welcome to the rebel hordes NOW inya-
dir & Kentucky.
, 1862-09-23
FROM CAIRO.
TNE VICTORY ATTg7EA
The Rebel Loss in Killed and
@ounGed 900.
PRICES Army lii FULL RETREAT
SOUTHWARK.
tSrccial Dit patch to the Chicago Tribune

lSpccial Ditpatch to the Chicago Ttibunc,1
CAtrn, September =, = 1862.
The news from Corinsh this evening differs
ous little from what hss already been chm
munfcatcd- .s5 rebel bodies hare already
oeen buried, and more arc being brought con-
.<anua1ly' Tneir loss in killed and wounded
viii exceed 600. Ours will not reach 100 In
Killed and $50 wounded. The Iowa troons
were principally engaged and arc the sr.at-
est sufferers. The 1ebl columns managed tn
escape capture md arc now on the 1ull retreat
southwark.
a federal SCOTT from Corioth Gays that Gen.
frice was attacked on three tidcs, and for q
time, WIS nearly surrounded Il. flu,1ly cut
through al point where the 18th illinois wss
opposed to him, and effected his escape. The
41th is said TO have suffered more seyerels
than any other regiment on the dcad. Ono Of
our batteries, natne unknown, Is said to have
been spiked by company Of Texau rancers,
who, under tremendous and CALLING fire re-
gardless Of the devastation In their ranks, p.r-
eistsntly ruehcd'up to the very muzztc Of tbs
Cannon and rendered 1t useless to our peop!e.
1t was most gallant act. The I'd Wisconsin
oa11ery was engaged, and also NJ Oaio bat
~. 1ne ooth Illinois Western Sharpshoonrs
"ele enGaEea On Frid-y. When the enemy
A'e' naoe .ne's appearance thcy rc2ulsed our
troops and BURNED everything before them
Ihey attempted to tct fire to the bosn7+.1
dued with sick soldier, when three co,nnan,e.
OF the bha1pshooters rallied and attacked tha,,,
7nriously, md, with their death.dealinr rife.
killed large number. The enemy fell b,ct
, 1862-09-23
THE C0NTR a [: ANDS AT CAIRO.


a meeting was held yesterday afternoon
at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association in behalf Of tho @contra-
bands at Cairo, ut which the following
action was taken:
WHEREAS. a large bldg Of co'ore1 people driven
: out from the Southern states. aud IN destitute
condition, ars Understood to be under tha care Of
the government at Cairo. needing clothing and
employment,
pointed By Ills meeting to confer with the federal
authorities, transmit clothing, receive applies
9onsfor 1hbor and to take any other action neces-
ta1y In the premises
Peter Page, Hon. Geo. 11anierre, J.. G. ?.
Frcer, Tutbiil King, Rev. Robert Patter-
son, Philo Carpenter, and Hon. L. B. Otis,
were appointed the committee under the
resolution.
These colorcd refugees have been driven
North, like hundreds Of loyal white per
sons, BY the retreat Of our army in Ten
ncssee- They have left their homes un-
willingly and they will return to them
gladly whichever they can do 50 without
being agsin reduced to bondage. What
shall bc done with them? Each able
bodied male is capable Of gathering and
husking corn, and preparing the srouul fur
the winter wheat crop. At least sixty
Thousand farmers and farmers sons and
farm laborcrs have gone to The var from
Illinois, leaving crops uuga,hercd and land
untitled To refuse the laoor of these con-
trabands fur the time being, is little less
than suicide, OF course no one will em-
ploy them who does not need them, but
those WHO cannot procure elsewhere the
necessary help to secure the enormous corn
crop which burdens our farms, must aud
will employ us many of them as they can
get. The prejudice which would refuse
them under such circumstances would also
spurn the horse Or OK that draws the WAGON
Or plow across the field.
When President Liucolu's proclamation
OF freedom takes effect in the South, these
contrabands will return to their homes and
lake with them nine tenths Of the free
'co]orcd population Of the North. Tic
Jaws OF climate and producion will
draw them thither by an Irresistible
attraction We have been told n
thousand times 1,y the pro-slavcry organs
That the cotton and rice fields are exactly
adopted to the blucks, and the blacks 20
them; aud this is about the only truth
they ever did tell. We are informed by q
prominent citizen Of PIatte county, Mis-
sou1i, now in this city, that the Shareholders
of that region, whose negroes have taken
advantage Of the 1c5enion and fled to
kansss, src now using alt their efforts to
persuade them to come back aud soork for
scoges, promising in good faith never to
asser: any claim Of ownership over them.
So will it be over the whole South. Tue
plantations must be cultivated aud the
blacks, if not the only ones who can do the
work, are certain]y tile only class who can
do If advantageous!y and probably.
, 1862-09-23
LOUISVILLE.

The Cincinnati excitemcntis fully repro
duccd at Louisville, under terror Of an inya.
sion BY Bragg, who was expected to reach
Bardstown, forty miles south Of the city,
last evening. Buell. must be still fifty
miles south Of BArdstown, inasmuch as he
had not reached Muufordsvillc ut the latest
accounts
, 1862-09-23

NEW York, Sept. 2s-Ths United States
Sanitary Commission to-day received . te:le-
gram from ssn Francisco, :9o:h, giving iofor-
nation Of for ward'ng per steamer of that day
ctafss for $l00, ,0o0, contributed BY the ctsiz.n
of San francisco, for the relief of sick and
navy portions thereof to bs Distributed NJ
the branches OF the Commission at St: Louis
and Cincinnati; and suitable rep1f Las bean
mAde,
, 1862-09-23

The MeetaDx Of Governors ut Altoona.
CoLuAnus, OEio. Se&t. 2s.--Taa objcc- of
sbe meeting Of tlfe governors Of tbs loyal
States at Altoona, On fhe 24th inst, is i1odar-
stood to be for dev:siag = uniform system OF
militia organization in the several SAFES,
, 1862-09-23

ttFate lEot there ls no considerable force OF
rebels this side Of Bull Run mountains. !.
NEW York, September ga special to
the New York Tribune, Washington, alst,
says:
NTe have just received = brief dispatch from
one Of our special correspondents, who re.
turnsd this morning to Frederick from our
advarce lines. Heavy firing was go1ug on all
day yesterday (5aturdaJ) he says, bota canoor-
2d1ng and mushetry, and mauy wounded men
were being brought in.
Our troops had crossed the Po'omac IN
large force, and were fighting on the other
side. The rest Of the army had advanced TO
the river.
In the fighting 70 fur We had decidedly tue
advantage Of the rebels. Yesterday we clp.
tured whole brigade Of them, 2.00o in num-
bsr This yonr csrrcspoudct asserss upon the
field at midnight Saturday the firing hsd not
csnsed-
a specia1 to the N. 7. Times dated, On the
Potsnlac, opposite sheppardsto#n, Va, Sat-
urday, ). p. H., says:
In the reconnaissance this morning, the
11th Pennsylvania had fourteen killed and 120
wounded. including Colonel Provost and Ad-
.jutant McKead, wounded. There was some
loss In other regiments and I number report
ed taken prtsnneIa -
On Saturday the enemy crossed At Williams
port but were driven back By she advance Of
our army, assisted BY the Pennsylvania mill
tia, the attack at Blackford's fofds dissurbfag
their movements WilliamspoEt Is nov occn-
pied BY Us in strong force
The rebels hoped IN crossing here to turn
MeC1elhn's right flank, but failed.
The Herald's special reports among the
1osses OF the 4ah Michigan In their reconnois-
eaoce, Laeut- Jordan, Co I, killed, md eight
psiyaies wounded Acting Brighter B,saes'
brigade, which subsequently, made recon-
noiseance, had fight with the enemy. Hear
Ing canuonsding. and not kno wing but gen.
eral engagement might ensue, hoaka OF regi.
ments came hurrying towards .ixhe river.
Close By the river, and directly opposite Shop
pardstoWn, was Gfif5n's brigade. every mo-
ment expecting that Morrill, aouid order then
across the river. Sykes also went acros3 the
river, with the regiments attached to his com
mand, 9na during the battle Wn3 prominent
in the thickest OF the fight
The Heruld's special, dated Frederick, 21se,
Top. D., says:
\ i oitra'ch dated " Opposite sheppards:own
1hls noon" s&yE everything is quiet taera TO-
day. During las: night {3aturdsy} thare vas
cor ticc1asle firing between our plckets and
those Of the enemy. on the other side OF the
river.
AIS O'Clock thls morning number Of the
erenY, supposed to be I brigade, showed
themes.gse On the opposite hidff and fltsd .
, 1862-09-23

uIg hau oEty TO feptl Hooker on the on. b and
t. Tn transfer his troops, and hurl them ~ uust
Burnside.
:. Here was the difference between nish aud
Burnside The former did his WORK at once.
and Lost all bis men st once-shat il, ali Enom
he lost at all; Bnrn=ite seems to have attack ID
cautiously in order to save his msu; and scod-
ing sucecsslrely insut1ic'en: forces against q
poeiuon OF strength, distributed his loss over
. greater period vi time, but Yet lost none III =
les in the erd.
Finally. at o'clock, Mcclellan seut stmul.
tareous orders to Burnside and Fraak1iu; to
the former to advance aad carry tue ba teriss
The lat..r ~ ce-rr ~. vonse ,-t Svstt ~
91 94 to DE 1xet. x6ieh teo rebels stiii held
ally counterm.ndrd in coos.onsn,c rt]Iet: ~ !,
mess &c from Sumner, that Il Ffanklin vent t
on and VA repulscd, bis oxn corps vas no; M
as a res+ re. w. ~ 0stSAuee VI
Fra1kl,n, thereupon vas d,ractea T., run
no risk OF losing BIZ present position ard I'd M ~.
, 1862-09-23

LoKDoS, Sept. 4.-There Ia no news of In.
terest from any quarter to-day.
, 1862-09-23

"A.u1zaEox. September p, 1862.
By tho President OF the United states n,
, 1862-02-03

TOTAL .1N3 Ht}53 a9G SUES S116oj 5413
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed, to-day,
amounted to only ,1Gs, The market for Live Hogs
vas very firm. and sales ranged from s. 25l12471k
gross. Dressed Hogs advanced a59G5c per 100 1bs,
with snles at $sG9Ql2.a0. at the close the market
for both live aud dressed was very firm. and there
WIS hut few lots left over in dr=t hands.
There is very active shipping and speculative
inquiry for Mess Pork. ard the market has asaiu
advanced 1s1zc per brl-with ealce of 1.600 b1ls
at $9.5C@9.T5 for city packed, and S9S1@950 for
country. English Meats are steady, with salcz Of
100 bxs Short Rib Middlcs at SC. \ lot Of 6o,o0o
bs country cured Bulk Meats was sold at 2 3, aud
33c for Shoulders. Hams and Sides, loose Lard is
in but limited demand and the market is depressed,
with sales ofprime kettle at 6Ec, and prime steam
at 6Ac.
There was better demand for Flour to-day, and
the market was more actire and shade higher
with sales Of about 1900 brls at $36o0e. 50 for
spring extras. Wheat ruled chigl,er with 1ibcr-
al sales At 74K@7oc for No. Spring, and GaA0
&c for No. Spring. Corn was steady at 22,s@
saa11lc. Oats. Rye and Barley were unchanged
Highwines were steady,
The supply Of Cooperagc is increasing. and tic
market is easier. During the past few weeks up
wards Of 400 pork barrels and tirtces have been
shipped from Cincinnati and Louisville TO this
rift
, 1862-02-03

NEW YORK, Feb. The stock market took a
time almost to panic. Influenced By the anfayor-
able news BY the africa. yesterday. The decline
heavy sales7 but at the close there Is decided
rally, some descriptions recovering one-half aud
one per cent. from the lowest points The
rsal cause Of decline is seen in The heavy fal in
those stocks which were most affected BIZ the be-
1isercnt attitude Of England in the Mason and s1i-
den capture. Pacific Mail. Eric old stock. Eric
preferred an6 Michigan Central are most pressed
for sale being generally most sensitive to any new
foreign trouble: Gold quiet: and ductustions
from Gay TO day hare settled down to *
Per sent Brokers by at 1857, and sell at tosK.
price is 10sE cash and 103ss buyers option.
money market unchanged and supply good at
cent.
Foreign exchange market closed steady. 4 bet
ter inquiry Is looked for By the Boston steamer
Tuesday from importers several heavy cargoes hav
At 113H@113H. There hare been small salcs Of
dfeaisuty II i 5l0 notes at s4sf per ccHt. discount
actions q the same rates for the clear and bout
per cent for endorsed bfle. The supply this week
is apparently small
, 1862-02-03
The New Xork Dry G6e$as frade.

LEIoM t}4lS Nctk : 1uUEpcuuEE!-I
Trade is not ACTIVE. Holders arc asking adj
yaneed prices 70: nearly all descriptions Of dcsra-
bic goods. while buyers arc hesratiug, aud abstaii.
the spring tratle-
prlnts of tho spring style are not yet generally
offered or shown. Old styles arc steady III priccs
and keep selling. Blcacled ul.a fine brown cot
ions arc very strong. and further advance is ccr-
tain when the demand becomes little more ac-
five Some stocks are held over for q time Of SCI
lied hlgheF prices Delaines are coming forward
tarlH have been more literally produced. There
1s already varied assortment. Prices arc strong
New styles Of spring flncy cassimcrcA are much
sought for and the leading jobbcrs arc ready to
buy freely OF durable qualities. on the arrival or
fhe gceds- Az wool goods arc nuw preferred.
are tull. and the stock being III oyeraupply prices
arc lnlyer Light blue EcrSeyS are tfoop:n.. i,t
price. beinE only fitted for soldiers wear.
importers are only willin. to sell for cash or
short credit and even these terms look for bet
ter prtcEs- There has been a disposition to buy
hance their prices. British goods are very strong
ly held. The holders wish to realize the expected
advance themselves and thus refuse to sell to
sFcculators on old terms. British dress goods arc
wanted: and are imported more freely than other
E0edE. Silks lave at last shared in the upward
movement. Plain black silk5 are i'll demand fron1
spectators.
Notwithstanding the tariff, there will be fair
importation Of ow-priced cotton and wooden
EoUds- Cotton and WOo1arc nowlower in Europe
than herc, while the scarcity Of Eonds fur tile luine
market. has increased cost Of production and the
modify the pressure Of the new tariff for all low
priced fabrics. There is Ito 1ongera demand for
costly goods. Consumers are not to be found to
encourage The importation.
, 1862-02-03

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. !. 1862
FR0F1S1OSS-MEss PoRK-In active demand
and advanced 1aHc. Sa1cs. 800 brls city packed ut
$9.75; Loco brls do at $?.60: 800 brls Frceport
packed do ut $3.50; IS br1s Davenport packed at
39.31A. ENGLISH MEATs-00 bzs Short Boncle=s
Niiddles at &c. Bulk MEArs-Go,o 900 1bs oskaloo=a
cut {not fully curcd} at aye for Sdcs &c for Hams,
and &c for Shoulders, loose. LA1sD-100 ties prime
city kcttlc-rendered Leaf at Gkc: 100 tcs do at
64c.
FLOUR-Rccciyed, 3,s93 brla. Market firm and
more active. Sales leo bfls Nashville City,
choice White Winter at $3.50; 500 brls good Spring
Extras, rosnd hoop, at $3so; 200 br1s do at $s75,
eco brls good Extra at 800 brls do ut 1870;
leo bills do at s365: 900 bbls ''snowhaEe' at $3Go
$50 brls *-Ksnc Co. at s3.7o; 200 brls stAeolcan
at $40: GO brls ''A1t. Carroll and &C b1ls Wal-
lace at $40; 5C0 brls good Spring Extra On pit;
169 bhls Spring superdne at s. 200 bbls Spring
super at ssI0@2s0.
WHEAT-ReeeiEed, 2s.677 bu. Market active
and firm. Sales $500 bu No. Spring in store at
75c; s,o0obu do at ss1Gc: 10000 BIZ Nos Spring in
store at 7oc; 1o00o bu do at 6915c 1000 bu do at
G04c-
CORN-Rcccived. 12794 blu. Market steady.
Sales, 10C00 bu Mixed in store ut a21sc; 15,0o bu
do at exc; 100 bu new Corn Oh track at 1sxc.
OATS-Reccircd, 2.212 bu- Market firm. Salca,
1a bags at 19c del.
RYE-Rceeiycd. 1868 bu. Market firm. Sales,
40 bu No. in store at 34Ac.
DARLEY-Receiyed, 635 bu. Market firm. with
good demand for No. 2 In store at SIC. Sales, $50
bn at 2sc on truck.
H1GHWNES-Fir1n. Sales, 50 brls at 16c.
ALCOHOL-steady ut 34@s5c.
HIDES Steady Dry Flint 1tA@12c; Green
Sailed. 5K@Gc; Green Country, 4s5@51c.
TALLOW-1n demand at T1@7He.
BUTTER-Ro1l dull. Sales 800 lbs at 7><c; u
pigs good frkin at &C..
EGGs-Dull at a@10c q doz for fresh II brls
lined eggs sold at &c.
COOPERAGE- Pork Barrels at $1e0; 200 do
at *1a5; 1s1 do at $t.92k 1900 do to arrive at
41-s5!; 200 Lard tres to arrive at $s.25,
p0UlTRY-Dzcssed Chickens, $15o@1.75 per
doz; Turkeys &c per b.
POTATOES Steady st 40@50c per bu.
TIMOTHY SEEDS bags choice at $1.T0: 19
bags fair ut Is 6eE.
CLOVER SEED-30 bags at *36aK; 70 bags
common at 1851.
DRESSED HOGS Received, 1859. Market ad-
Eanccd 231@5c. Sales:
, 1862-02-03
Chr Gributtt,
THE CITY.

JANUARY FiREs.--Dur57g lie month Of JAN
E:x1y Jus: past. there have been fifteen fires
,:ad two 1alsc alarms. Thc total loss WAS SIS
$50. The amount Of insurance, $4,000.
, 1862-02-03

SuEEP-Tle demand Is light and the market is
quiet To-day 120 head were sold at 2.s5 per 100
IS 1hs.
, 1862-02-03

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
FOR WEEK ENDING rEB. 1, 1861
SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. 1, 1862
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs during
the past week compare with the previous week as
follows
, 1862-02-03
5s head averaging 1850, at $31.2 per head.
SALES TODAY FER T.

LIVE l0GS-The market during the past week
has been active and firm, and prices lave advanced
a5c q ITO lbs since the date of our last weekly re-
view.
To-Day the market was very firm at yesterdays
, 1862-02-03

TT t'bn nf Knox Co. Ill.,. eoId to G. I'-Albce, city
b'athcr. 16 head Of prime Steers averaging 1874
'e- at q and q Eea1 to Dr. Rankin, to ship to
Nc':so'k- sscra::in. l.57o 'Ds. at the same price
Sir cro"g soId g head M cln1ce Illinois Steers to
Baldwin at es-so-asczaing .3s5 Ms. Stratton sold
10 'as;n & Co. 81 head Of good tieree beef Cattle,
at *Ss5-ayerasirS 1895 zbs. Mesess Frederick
d. Co. Of Pennsylvania, Government contractors,
purchased about 900 head in lots at various yards
ut range Of G5-principally at the outside
figure. Messrs. Morris, Reinncman l. Waixal sold
IL head, averaging ,0 ba, and IS head, averaging
1's D's: at s2.65. The same parties also sold the
following lots: q lead, az 1091 fba, at $2Go II
head av 1sso i's, at $40; 81 head, az 11Go 1bs,
at ~ c5. They also purchased about so head in
lots at $2acG+3,00 per 100 TBS
At the close the yards were pretty well cleaned
ou1 and the market was frn,-cosins at the follow
Inc quotations:
1:on5 ~ 3g1l2350
GOOD to prime packing 4sOS5Sg
IIomnaon Iaf11 10 200GD235
The sales at the various yards during the past
three f1Hys uera f,11n,re.
, 1862-02-03

ttPRlScE OF C1ARESrnS-n-Thc CITY Mar
t]ial Of Dubuque has tclegrerhcd supcrintcn-
dent Bradley to hold the Prince in custody.
He is wanted Il; Dubuque.
, 1862-02-03
Army Contracts Awarded at CIuciu-

II
natl,
The following contracts were awarded yesterday
by Major Klburn. L. S. Commissary:
Brooks, johnson s. Co., $500 lbs ribbed sides,
new, $514.
,Ja1nes E5calcr s Co., 100pO h: ribbed sides,
new, $5.12tt5.
{. II. Bennett. 9O.0o0 lbs hard bread, $345
L. T.. NJ Stouc. $50 bushels beans. 19tic.
r. lIcsca s Co.. 1S.G eco fts rice, $7.35
Il. llosca l. Co. 7.u00 tts Rio coffee, $19.70..
J. ~ Frazer i Co.. II non ths Rio coffee, Sl9 TO-
Wn- Glenn i Sons, z7,0tD Ibs brown sugar,
$9.l5.
Miller 4 Diclsman. 1.s0O :.als vinegar 4zsc,
PructoT & Gamble, 7,2A) lbs soap, 4ssc.
cunningham & Son, 112busheIs salt, sic.
=, ~ Co.. 9. 80 lbs star candles. 1i3se.
-. ,Wf.,H- Sal brls Hour, &i.23
, 1862-02-03

SArrnDA. EVENING, Feb. I.
The following are the receipts Of Icac,, ast1cies
o. the last tWenty-lour hours:
RECEIPTS FOR LAST TwESrY-ForR uouR7.
, 1862-02-03

~ TnoMsoS's EATING HOUSE, is the place
where you can take lunch, eat supper or dinner,
at any hour, and only be charged for what you
eat. The Number Is IS Dearborn street.
fcb2.et
1 A Inoet admirable instrument is Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors Sharpcncr. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels. meat mar
kcta, &C. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale 1T No. II Custom House Place. }an41-1m
@ Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when you
hare business with i Broker He pays the best
rate for all uncu11cnt money. 6cls Specie and E1-
change as low as any house, and gives entire satis-
faction to all who patronizes him. Office, No. s.
South Clark street. (aa5oinfng the bank Of c. B.
Blair) Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
thebuilding in7-1u
"a Go to John Jonea, 119 Dearbornst-, andga
your clothes cleaned and repaired nnvt3
B Cook Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
mAde their price for cleaning AMI dJing Gents
garments 1ees than any ether house IN the city.
ee2sly
, 1862-02-03

PEEsoNAL.-Major r. IL Hougl, Of Gen.
Hunters staff, ut present in this city, has rc-
cciyed orders to report A1msclfat Lcaycnworth
forthwith.