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, 1862-03-01

Preaching tomorrow Sunday in the South
Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third Avenue anu
Jarkt on streets, in the forenoon by the Rev. Ii.
ualsey and in the evening by The Rev. Gee Morton.
Rev President Chaplin, OF Delois, will preach
in the New England Congregational Church,
corner Of Indiana aud WG1cott Streets tomorrow.
2nd inst, ut 101 o'clock. The public arc invited
to attend.
Rev Rubt L. Collier, Of Iowa City. will
nreach in tho Wabash Avenue N. E. Church, to-
morrow, end inst, at the usual hours. AL are In
vitcd.
st. James, Church. The hour for Sunday after:
neon ecryicc in st james Church has been changed
to o'clock
-Services Of the Bishops Church morning
prayer at 1DE o'clock in Bryan Hall Evening
prayer at O'clock in the Third PreEbJ tertan
Church, corner Of Carpenter and Washington sts.
Rev. James B. Dunn, Of New York, win
preach on Sunday at 10N q. NJ, and at " o'clock,
4. m, in the Cavalry Church. eitnated on Indiana
| Avenue, a few rods south of Ringold Place-
| Rev II. G. jackson will preach tomorrow in
| the First United Presbyterian Church, corner o.
| West Washington and Jefferson streets at 1oH q
| m and p. N. It being the first Sabbath in tht
month the Monthly Concert Of prayer for mission:
will be held at X p. NJ
| Divine service Sunday IN the Protestant Epis
copaI Free Church. corner OF Indiana and F1anklit
streets at 1t1z a. N. and ~ p. m. KEY. III. Tutfl
| will discourse, Sunday evening, upon the scene
presented at the Western Seat Of War, as seen b,
| him UDOu q recent y1s1t.
, 1862-03-01

,v1nced 1oA.sXc Sales ose ut $500 on tzsek; $50
at 41Oc ON track; 15o at 4l1ak On track.
BROOM cOKN- 10 toms fair Qrou the Swediah
Colony 1t 4e,. -
EGGs-1uegu1ar. sales Of strictly neah at 1t0
lie: old, but sound. 111z@1sc.
PouLTRT-chieke 1.s@15o per doz; Tur-
keys, &c q Il. ~, :.
BUTTER-Eommcn roll dull At 6@ec; drkin,
.M9c.s r
HIDES Green Sailed, 55i@6c; D.y Flint, TX
G18e; Green Country, 5A06hc. -.
TALLOW-5 bs packers at 77+c.
DRESSED HCGS-Recelyed, 1863. Market ad-
, 1862-03-01
1 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
- xltf7AsY lRsIeueTtea AID eRitl.

wFETFRE VEION COLLE0E and MILITARY
ACADEMY hiss been located At FULTON, LII. md
VII opea Primary Aeads1Ie ana colsEi.te G9s5sea
TEACHERS shorouEh appointments and exceient eppll
ances heh aad scie1iae soonse G she naes
attractive frornds nne Gymnasium and many other
rLch should c,ai the attention Of pa1e1
YAHTET And RIFLE TACTICS. SWoHD, BATosET A5p
GYxsAs71e ExxnctsE.. Co1xoS zouAvx .ap fAScf Ss:i
denis dr1es IN uniform. TKnHs;-N7s pr school Isas
mjtiop IL eTerY Department Excellent accomaods
uons fnr l hos rderB under the same rotf Nlta and
fhr care Of The teAcher1. AddTc4a for Cir e
farD COVERT, President Fu.son, Ill 3eA Ano53G
, 1862-03-01

pROyIsIONs-MEss PoRk-Quiet and steady.
Sales $50 brla city packed Mess At $ll-h0; 10 bris
Muscatine ". O. Pork at SO. 90. Bulk MEATs-
In good request and scarce. with an upward ten
deDcy. Sales 50,0 600 los city cr1ed Hams at 44c.
loose; 100 00 ne city shoulders {not yet cu1ed] at
e:;c, packed; Isl, 200 ns city cured Shoulders at
3xc loose. GREEN NEATs-1,g0o pcs Hama at &c
LARD-QuIet. Sales, 100 tcs prime city kettle at
&c; 800 tres prime city Leaf {stean) aud No Lard
at &c fer the former, and 6Ac for the latter-taEcn
together.
TLQCR-Reeei7ed, 9,448 brla. Market fsm-
Sales, 900 brls very good round hoop Wisconsin
spring extra at $4.10; SEQ brle "Ionic" r. h at
44.lo; so brls good round hoop Spring extras
at $4G: 500 hrls Dubuque" at $Aop;
aoo brls wyoming and 600 brls Locsport
Hydranltc' T. h. spring extra at $4.oo; 100 brls
choice r h. epring extra Mt a Is; 100 br1s medium
extra at $ss5; 6s brls ''steveuaou" b. extss at
1855 90 brls tsCentra1 City and 60 br1s "Centra-
La" white winter extra at Sfz5.
wHEAr-Receivcd, 1889 bu. Market opened
buosaut- bst reaction took place and it closed
DIN and hG1c lower. Sales nere:-5 0o0 bu old
receipts No. Spring in store at eoxc; 1a,ouu Oh
do {ola and new 1cceipte) at SOC: 1o,Goo bu do at
7exc; 5000 bu do at &c; 4o6o bu do st 7ssc
1900 bp No. Spring at 75c ~ 900 bu do at 7shc'
1.0o0 bu do At T4Ac; 1,500 hn Rejected Spring In
store at 61c-1narket closing dnll at 7sHe Tor No.
and T41<c for No. 2 Spring.
C0RE-Receised, 1881 bu. Market quiet.
sslcs 900 bu old receipts Mixed In fsosc at 9se
acco bu do at esEc; 500 bu fresh receipts 10 at
esc; a.eoQ bu new corn on track at &C.
RYFReceiyed. 9e75 bu. Market oa1e aoo
frm. Ssles, deo bn No. 1 in store at 4eci IL oast
do at 4tt OF track.
BARLEY Received. 4,.so bu, Market fin
Eales. IS bags good At &c On track 16oo ou neoi
1n at at 4c del 400 bu comncu at SIC del; 4oo os
do at Sc del; ; IS bags do ct Sc On track.
uIGHWINES- Steady. Sales t4a bs1a At &c
ALCON0L40Ga42c per gal.
TIMOTHY SEED-a4 bags good at S1fo; 6oag
medium at $16sH.
CLOVER Seeds bage good Clover at $s!75.
DRIED FRCIT-6,ooo rs Southern Apples .
6xc; III ska impaired Peaches tmoet1J halses>
TIC; st sks do 1t TAe.
COOFERAaE-Pozk Bazeels Scarce and y
, 1862-03-01

The circular Of Wcizcl s N NeidemeJer says:
The rapid and successful progress Ct national
cyents, recently tranepired, has already awakened
a happier temper in the avenues Of commerce,
and conveyed to doubtful minds renewed assn
rance Of our eventual return to national glory and
prosperity.
Dry Hidcs-The Inquiry has been active for Cali
fornias ard somewhat less Eo for Rio PIatcs,
past, brought s5Xe: 1900 Rio Grandcs arc ssid to
have changed hahds on speculation. At Boston,
2.4O1 snurhcrus realized f5c cash
DRY Suited HIdes-LittIe only has been done in
lides Of this description. The sales comprise
about SEQ Maraca;bos. for Philadelphia 1t 16c, and
500 sayanilias, to the home trade on p t.
Upper Leather uidee-Ne note constdera-
BILE movement among Eastern buyers, and
tandry parcels Of Klo plaste en weEe closs5 80
out at an improved hEIIe: AZ soSton' s aan a.og,
Sierra Lcones sold for 20kc322c..
Wet Saited Hides-The activity IN City's has
been limited to email purchase at TIC, for ship
mcnt to Germany. Some actiTity IL manifest IN
country and western slaughterE ut secset prices
, 1862-03-01

[From The Baltimore American, 25th.l
Grass seeds were dull and rather heavy this
morning No sales of clover were reported, and
We quote It at $431@45o q bu for fair to strictly
prime Timothy il Still quoted at 81 -0152 so, and
fax seed at 81 90@1.95 . bu.
From the Albany Evening Statesman as5th.l
Sales 10 bags western timothy at $s.25 2 bu.
From the Buffalo Express, 2th-l
Clover seed nominal at a OK. Sales 175 bu west
e1n timothy Ut sass. Flax seed nominal at 81 50
G11.15.
, 1862-03-01

Ocenn Ffetehts In New York. Fob. II.
Frcirhts arc rathcr inactive, but rates generally
are EejI maintained. To Liverpool the engage
Mcn:s are io,c COO bu at 6ezd IN buk; 1.60 hrls
ron at sss ca ard per neutral rcasels $50 brls lard
At 2ss; 80 pkge bacon at a5s. To London: s.5co
trla our at = Sd, By American, and $50 brls do at
n n. bY continental vessels 800 bxs bacon. by
neutral ship at 97s Cd. IS pkgs bacon and 25 tons
lard ut a5s, by American and British vessels; 1to
tcs beef at &c, per neutral fag.
, 1862-03-01
FINANCIAL :AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

-: rrmnv Ev1yn7xc. Feb. e. 1854.
e. ,ot,ce nj 1e1v e;;,e,ot IN an.nri.l matters
~ ~ ".. 80 - - E.-t.... :. \
:to'as5. Ihe market Ii qs'es' ana pnslaees
moving along in Its accustomed channals4 Best
hmees cb+ain nsonev readily at 1avs1 rstas:: but
uo1ssa S 49,. - aa,a:..s .es T;...hn,.. ~.
ceipts for grain, pork other prodacts. are gen.
-r,1,v II not alHaye. ren1fred ~ coTaterals.-
New York Exchange IL IN better request ano
bankers to-day have generally taken It At x oh |
and mar to best customers was como times con-
e.S.1 1hs Saline n,tre :. an n.r ~; ;nnna ]of,
ceaea. 1ne se'nns ps1ce Ii ELL par aot to1a. W'o
to hest customers bnt Avss the Fu4ing ngnfe
and r for EMAIL parcels and collections was the !
-1s.Sx... - ~
Gold IL dropping with very htsio demaud On any
.a.+ nra IA IN t,,a s,,1s Io -onnd ,ots At ~
e.as, an4 a. =. -, e - s..rt -h.t,,a. e.
charging - a. te.AA We aoupt nanet 1as
larger houses Would have paid oTcr * On round
lots.
1.x c,-,.x-re,o>, ,- yr.r,ox~.,,, Thu ut,~.n.
~ s.a,s1., - thst 1av ,n+ho-;z.
irc the banks Of W1sconsdn to suspend specie pay
,s. .a.s.a ,,o,t 40 o,tha ry1,1.tnve
While the eanfs OF the seAooaSd ssa1es are In
state Of suspension, It is manifestly un#fse for
those Of the West to cripple themselves by pursu-
I ing an opposite course. The Milwaukee Nezrs,
usua11y anti-bank, and the leading Democratic pa
per Of the State publishes the following remarks
| upon the subject:
| We hone M member of the r.eeisIaturc viii al
~; 1r ~ ~ the Iii II sn,ho-iy;na hantr sns
peneiou. 10 be Influenced bY the cIa11o1 which il
| rroiaed arninst hanEs hneanae nnh]ic cIamor viii
not Te1nEdy great EN-. The banks prior to the
henaE;no mi Fl the rehe11inn vrrc sound ana conc
m.%iaaS Snnhic confidence.
re fonld wind them al M ilar, it would not
rcsfore The country nor the trrency to their foE-
| o. cnnd;tians The reheIlon hae causel our pecu-
| nisTv frouh]c. With Or without hanks VIC mn It
ha1s hseas e!neI;enccd the ef;ect of he wsr
xips oss he eissaie,ion Il; Ct saF osn sank
lin nun. ~ 11eces Trfers ave M sneria nayfn1
, 1862-03-01

ew Al those men who either belong or wish to
infn Carl. n. SI1frerspAzzc'e Battery VIII report
themEeires to Lieut. 7. De gress a. Lient. Chris
"a nx ii oclock or at No. 80 South Clark street,
4. Tonsn fmmedfately. mh1-5t
, 1862-03-01
Philadelphia FloEr Market--Feb. 2a.

pbffadelpT1fA F1OE< Warket--Reh. 70.
There il no quosab!e change in -four, and but
little ineuiry either for export or honic consunp
ton to-day. Sales: however reae! Z about b 2ai9 9
Peunsylyania extra, mud $5S7KG26,12IIS for good
choice extra family, mostly at $3.50 per bs1 incnd-
ing10 0fO br1s western do on terms Kept private.
il offered at s225, with but little selling, and
Fenn=s lyania nesl at IS 90 per bd, without finding
, 1862-03-01
DI e ID.

In tts Cty Feb eth at his late residence Garner 1t
North Avenue and Orchard streeta1 PETER GlEB,
eye 6 yc6r8. ...
Tie fsncral will take place on Sunday, March End
P. n. The friends Of The family are invited TO at
teId.
In this City, Feb. 27'l,, Of Pneumonia, NORMAN
EAHEDCk. aEcd Is yeara.
u Bloonncld Ontario county, n. T., papers please
cory.
, 1862-03-01

NEAPIEWOOD YOU n G
Nl LADIES INSTITUTE, T'ittste!d, NAse, coaa-
Ecoces It's sed SetniAnnual Session
On April Sd, 1862,
WITH n.t-coar ma nndtmtnfshed hy the Wat Itadds to
raEe Nr3tts Tor Eold and ornamental Instruction pc
culsr advantaces fbr Approprta1e Gymnesdc c1inle
AEirea thr PTtncloa Rev. y c. SPEAR .Cr Circulars.
, 1862-03-01

4 RTILLERY AND CAVALRY
II 0FF1CERs-kn extra nice lot Of sabEea Beta
ard EsBhes Sabre Knots and SpnTE Real Bnca5si9
Dses6 GauntIete. Also, Infantry Field sud Line OF
nccrE' Swords TIE best articles made: Smith and Wcs
son aud Pnnus ReyoIyer5 and Percussion Cartridges:
Ehoulder Strops Buges DC. &C., all sold very cheaD
fcr ca.h E &, BOWEN, % Clark street. [up staiZsl
over the United States E1TEcss Office oel31y
, 1862-03-01

sHEEP-s7 Sheep, averaging lis Ds, at $3.50,
BEEF CATTLE Received, 9'6 bead The mr.
kct to-day WAS brisk and firm for good to prime
qualities; but medium grades Of stock were
shade eaeier. Sales we're as follows:
, 1862-03-01
Camp nou@lnR and tho Prisoners.

Camp DOUGLAS And tho Prisoners.
Various important improvements arc now
in contemplation at Camp Douglas, having in
yiew the comfort and convenience OF the rebel
prisoners now domicilcd there, as well as their
greater security. In the first place an engineer
is to be engaged to make q survey and arrange
for tho complete drainage of the grounds By
;erics of dit ches and trenches. The labor on
these works will be commenced as soon as the
frost ehaII leave the soil. Then the palisades
cncircling the camp arc to be repaired,
strengthened, and further improved by the
building Of walk for the use OF the guards
upon their top, that a greater area Of the space
| to be patroled night aud day may be scanned
by the eye. When a1l Of these projected ar
'rapgcments shall be completed Camp Douglas
will be almost entitled to the distinction Of
bciDg dubbed Fort Douglas. The place having
recently passed into the management Of the
Upited States authorities lenGs consistency to
t!:is idta.
/ The prisoners at the camp arc fast becoming
rcconcied to their tate, and the well ones are
nearly all able to eat their rations-wAich, by
tic way is more :I,an any Northern man in the
Sane place has as set tcen able to do. The
fact is, these rebels arc troubled With most
r:ycnous appetite, and consume everything
catable placed before them with relish thai
would argue that they had had little to cat fol
mouths previous to their capture
at the request Of the prisoners Lieutenant
Christopher, Of the U. S. Commissary depart
ment, yesterday delivered in camp three ton!
!. Of corn meal for their particular delectation
I To saY that the recipients of tile material wcr
, 1862-03-01

ST. PATE1cK's DAx.-Ata meeting Of Irish
citizens convened February 21st, at the Tre-
mont House, for the purpose Of considering
the most appropriate manner Of closing the
celebration Of st. PatzicEs Day, 1t was una1,i-
mous1y
Resoirkd, "That = banquet be held at the Trc-
mont HonAp on the evening OF the 18th OF March,
the proceeds Of which shall be applied for the re-
lief Of the suffering poor in Ireland"
To carry out tho object Of the resolution,
the undersigned were appointed an executive
committee to make Ill necessary arrangements,
| and they now cordially and earnestly invite
| your co operation. The occasion aud the pro-
posed application Of the proceeds are sufaci-,
! entity suggestive, and the committee feel that
| 1t is unnecessary to appeal further to engage
| Jour warmest eympathies,
! (signed,)
smTn NcC1z1zr, >: Mci1aor,
! THos CIDwKY, WI. ONAHAN.
f. 5 ). Ks1saa1. Sz x. Nv " o'an1sa, ) a:
T. T. suER1oc1. R. PR1snf'1ILE.
LESr.-The following are the regulations
for thc ensuing Lent, which commences On
Wednesday next:
1st AL the days in Lent are days of fast and
abstinence: sundsye only excepted
I'd. By dispensation. the use Of iesa meat is
allowed once dag, At TIC principal meal, or
Tie following days: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, with the exception Of ths
Saturday in Embcz Week, and also IN Hol,
Week.
Sd. The use Of fsh and fcsh meat at thE
same meal is prohibited.
, 4th. ThoEe who have not reached their 2fs
1 ycar, or whom kbor or inhrnlity will not per
nit TO East, arc not bound by these regulations
e tJANEs, Bishop Of Chicago.
, 1862-03-01

DOUGLAS MONUMENT Assoc1A11ox.-Thc
following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed By the Douglas Monument Assocla-
ton as It's authorized agents foz the collection
of contributions in Chicago:
, 1862-03-01

e. A most admirable instrument Is Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors sbarpencr. Small ones
forfantly use; large ones for hotels, meat mar-
kets, &c. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale at No. IS South Clark street, in basement.
1r7
, 1862-03-01

RxIaEF MEs11Ra.-The Citizens Commit
Zee, a1eport Of Whose meeting at the fremont
House On Thnrsaay evening appeared in 'our
paper Of yesterday, have determined TO call q
public meeting. to be held this evening at half
past seven o'clock, at Bryan Hall, for the pur-
nose Of making full report Of their visit to
the hospitals at Carlo, Donelson, Psducah and
Mound City, and further, for the consideration
of the tnpsrtaut subject Of Keeping up Tie
suuply Of medicines, food and ncccssaries so
much need by the sick and suffering inmates
ofthose hospitals Let there be general at
tendance of al Interested. There must
be money raieed to take care Of those already
sick and wounded, and to prepare for those
vet ito be ndded. to the snuia5er noW in the
hospital wards
The Committee appointed to visit cam1
Douglas and to examine into the sanitary con
dillon Of the prisoners there, performed thu
dut.y, yesterday, and viii give the result
tbcar fasest, cations 1t Bryan hall thfs even
ing. They ~1u hare matter Of great tpteres
to report.
, 1862-03-01
The French Grain Tr1do.

The cepose Of The condition OF the French empire
presented TO the Senate and the Corps Legiilatii;
@ uqsued Is for
years past by the Government Of the Emperor to
promule direction Of inte1'1genec and capital TO-
wei i as II the preceding ones. given IN e1c1getic
stimulus to agriculture. The regional exhi5i-
tions Of 1871 have shown important p5egress, .he the
specimens exhibited are distinguished BY greater
superiority, III regard to selection 2n4 quality,
At seaufea deSeIopment une5 the
influence Of the advance IN the price Of hand iab9r
The honorary prizes have been in all the de-
As On oe ihe Il tic Il
the Corn LAVE the report says. In 1915, the tag
IDS Of the Gliding seafe NeettNs mobile came in
pressed throughout the whole extent Of the from
tiers, By land and Eea. till the commencement OF
December The trade, uncertain as To- the result
orders to the extent that WAS at the same time 90
necessary under tho really critical circumstances OF
the country. From tic month Of July to NoTenl;
beF or four months, the amount OF Importation o1
wheat, and flour as wheat, was only 1429, ITS hcc-
tul1tres (s91 $50 qrs) It WAS only at later period
when the, law Of the 18th Of January, 1sis. haa "a,
| temporarily suspended the application Of the st,
| ed fts operations.
| "In 1s53 the Government. with better knowl
| edge of the country, more firmly and promptly de
cidcd, suspended the sliding scale from the 18th
August: but the influence Of the existing 1c.isla
tion had nevertheless already been exercised, to
certain extent in retarding the orders givca By th
merchants. preventing them from being the fire
to enter The foreign markets. for the purrose q an
ticipatiug the competition, and supplying them
eelTes large extent at early period, 60 Us Z
receive the importations before the winter get II
The quantity Ct wheat imported from July to Ne
yember. did not exceed 3516.s62 htctollttes Il ,o'
GIT qra.)
ION the contrary, from July !, 1851, fnamediatel
that the probable wants OF the country bccal
known or suspected. importation has assumed
rapid advance and . marked Development IT,
following arc the quantities of wheat s1nce L
ceivcd:
| AnTrst IN, o;
| Senteml,cr cr........-- 3J7- /!
| Ocfnhfr 3,61T, 9:
I November .,.......-...-.2e es3 g.
December. ...--.-...----2a0 OIL. 3
, 1862-03-01

TEE TREASON CasE-It will be reco4ected
thnt on Wednesday night one Of the rebel
prisoners confined at Camp Douglas by the
name Of Pithey, alias "shirt Collar Bill"
nsnagcd to make his escape and arrived in the
city. He Was soon captured, however, dressed
| in different garb from that he Lad wore In
the Southern army. 4 man by the name Of
James Perry was also arrested and held for \
time, charged with having aided in his escape
from camp, and afterwards supplyed him
witha disguise in the shape Of decent cloth
ing. Had this all been true clear case
Of treasonabie practice whould have laid
against him. Perry was brought before United
:: states Commissioner Phil. A. Hoyne, yester
da1 aftcrnnoont and after al examination dis
charged from custody, the testimony not be
ing sufficiently conclusive to warrant his dc
. tention.
, 1862-03-01
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb e, 1862.
REcEIFTs FcR LAST TwESTY-FouK HOURS.
, 1862-03-01

F1our and Grain In Store in Boston.
The stock Of grain in elevators, Monday: Fcb.2i,
, 1862-03-01

re- Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn ST., and &C
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy12
, 1862-03-01

EF G. Mirasole's Juvenile Class meets this at
ternoun. Parents and friends arc invited to at
tend. Also, the usual Saturday evening party will
be given to which scholars and friends are invited
, 1862-03-01

EXHIBITION DRs1L.-Thc exhibition drill,
given bS the Ellsworth Zouayes, Capt Brand,
at Garrett Block last evening, was complete
success, financially and in military sense.
Thc Zouayes we're greeted with 4 full and en-
thuEiastic house, and their naneuFres were
frequently and 1oudly applauded. It Is the
general verdict that the corps is fast approach-
ing that perfection in drill which fairly enti-
ties them to hear the name Of the 1amented
Elmer E. Ellsworth
, 1862-03-01

Hall. Tu1EyEs--During the past week tnc
attention Of the police has been go closely
confined to aiding the military at Camp Doug
las that but little duty has been performed in
the way Of making arrests Of depredators in
It city. Consequently, l.all thieves and TIL
tapptrs have become bold. On Wednesday
the Lake Street Huuse was robbed Of some
valuable dresses and c]oaks. On Thursday
tle Sherman House suffered to the extent OF
two pairs Of pants and vest. 10 trace o
the robbers
, 1862-03-01

FoR oUR <FnEs.-Ee arc In need Of two
cories each Of the, DA1I1 TRIBUNE from Sep
tembcr 18th to. the :<oth, our files, by an ur'
happy mistake, being short just that number
Any person having these papers, or any O
them, viii confer Ereat favor upon the pub
fishers by forwarding them to this Office.
, 1862-03-01

CONFERENCE OF RAILROAD COMPANIES
Representatives Of the Illinois Central, Galcna
and Chicago Union, Chicago and Northwestern,
Chicago and Milwaukee, Lacrosse and hilwau-
.see. Milwaukee ard Prairie du Chen. and the
Minnesota Packet Company, we're in confer
cnce yesterday ut tic Sherman House to ar
range and ogrcc upon an uniform system o.
f1cjgbts and the adoption Of rules regarding
The government Of passenger trains, hxin!
passenger tariffs, etc They adjourned las
evening, their important business having beer
satisfactorily arranged.
, 1862-03-01

:" ANTED.--To all Seeking En-.
w ploymsnt--Wan,e13. an Agent to en1vaA ~
eEy town ana county tie ko5thEest BnSi1s9 p
we'll Send Ter Circular giving fun particulars s9:
closing ntsT thrcecent stamp. TO j. h. J0aNSVE,
, 1862-03-01

~ Join ''Martini's Chicago Dancing Aea-
demy.r corner Of Clark md Monroe streets.
sos1ees Of the School held every Tuesday esen-
inn znht-3t
, 1862-03-01

.Ar7ENr1m BERGLARY-0n Thursday night
IN attempt was made 70 rob the store Of Mr.
cerlkc, No. &c North Wells street, Of the
contents of his money drawer 4 hole was
broken in the glass Of the front door, and the
key turned, when entrance to the place was
effected. The thief had just seized the drawer,
containing about s., when he heard footsteps
approaching, dropped money md all and ran
for dear life He will have to try the game
.p1in.
, 1862-03-01

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
70 to Cook s Mclean, 98 Dearboea-stxeet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. feb2!-ly
, 1862-03-01

The FIrTEEKTH W1scoSsEs RsG1aES1.-
4 dispatch was received in this city yesterday
statine that the Fifteenth Wisconsin Rcga-
ment, Col. Il. c. Heg, now In emp at Aad1'
son, will s11ire here, route for st. Louis, a
twelve N to o-day, yia The Chicago and North
western Road
, 1862-03-01

:" ANTED.-Two Hundred
w Agents-Agents wanted In every town Of the
sor Cutag Lad!cs Dresses Boys' Cothfns Shirta &c1
secu;ea hi eopEEigat Agents making fr9sn = e =
Office, Eo Metropolitan EkocS. or address, p Boz
$50 enclosing $ cent postage STAMP, Chicago, Ill
lei
, 1862-03-01

new BooKA.-Frcsh supplies Of 1.-THE
Young Stcpmother; OF, A Chronicle Of Mis-
lakes By the author Of +" The Heir Of Red
cl,fe,-' sHeartsease,'' &c; "The Warden
ny Anthony Trollope, author Of "Tramley
Parsnoagc," &c; and "Ca5slc Waters. OF,
The Plnin Gold Ring, II By the author Of 'tEast
Lynn; or, The Earrs Daughter Heir Of
Ashley &C., have been received BY NcNally
& Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-03-01

WAR MEET1NG:-Thc Young Mems Christ
ian Association hold their next meeting IN
Brysn Hall, tomorrow Sunday evening"
The Committee {Rey. Mr.. Patterson, D. l.
Moody and B. F. Jacobs} appointed By the
Association to accompany the citizens Com
mittcc to aid the wounded, and who spent two
days and nights in the Union hospitals ut Fort
Douelson, will give thrilling Incidents con
1,cc.cd with their labors. Those who want a
scat should so early.
, 1862-03-01

But one death had taken place, up to last
evening, lint had not been previously report
ed in these columns. That was L. III. Nichols,
member Of company ], Of the Seventh Tex
as reg imcnt, WHO died on the 25th inst. OF
pneumonia