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, 1862-04-23

capt. Turner, of Gen. Hunters staff,
In 6cn. Gilmore's official report Of the re.
duction Of Fort Pulaski, honorable mention liz
made OF Capt. Turner, son Of our highly res.
pccted tellow-citizep, John B. Turner, ESQ,
"Capt. J. ", Turner, Of the Commissarv
department, U. s. L., member Of Gen. Hun
ter's Staff, volunteered Tor the action, and did
good service in the batteries.'
letter received in town from an officer.
penned at the bombardment, also states !:
Capt Turner has gained just credit in this
affair. He volunteered his services and yas
given the command Of Battery sigel, which
Las proved one Of the most efficient batteries
here. His 42-pound riled guns did very re-
ma1kable service, preaching the walls in two
places, seeming-as the commandant of the
tort said-to bore right into the masonry
They had made q large hole IN the wall. and
had begun to make one in the magazine
which is on the opposite side of the fort. The
balls passed through the breach in the outer
wall and On across the fort to the magazine.
1he Commander Of the fort concluded that
very soon they would reach the interior of
the magazine, and therefore considered the
place untenable. Capt. Turner deserves and
will receive great credit for his services in This
action.''
, 1862-04-23
hARRETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NE" YORK, April 2?-FLoUs-Harkct 56,n
ano m9fe dong in export and home con
sumption. sl!ts l2,9GU brls ut $45pl4 Is ia,
super sts.e s4.9n4 Us for extra state, and Is for
Choice: S4.5oG4-T5 for super western: S1S5H5. {
II II common to medium extra western; Si3R5 4
-. M sh1pplng brands extra round hoop Ohio. end
S55t16 y 1er trade brands market closing rather
quiet, holders mure disposed to realise. Canadian
@ honr nfmer ~ With increased business. sales $40
winter extra Rye flour quiz: aud sreadF A. X y
O. g Corn meal quiet, nominally unchanged
-, ,"aiskT-Aarket rules heavy Sales 500 BIS al
~ g NC for e'ate and 23Hc for western
GKA1S-N heat-Market continues heayv. SHE,
eaW bn winter red western st 81 30 u1 bu mi 1ei
Tp51ng On P III Tlthn M w. few days and not before
Of May to June Is, at s1.5. Rye irm, Saiss 10. mn
bu 1T ke@S1%. Some holders refuse to sell he}n
e. ;.,, Barley quiet At s@s5. Com shade better
5sg5sHc ioE mixed western in tore and del; S
G5sHc Tor jersey and southern yellow, and 7l1I3e
a5 II Wn11e southern Oats in moderate request at
saes 81 H.. SEs I'm and business moderate
lasses continues firm and IN good demaad: eaies
zt hhas e. Porto Rico At Sc; 10 hhds and 20 6Tls
aneoo M aTs as ana n5 s. >. hhds
Rico ut 3s940c Jaw
PEoE1sIoFs dull ant unchanged.
ga 80 for western and city prime mess ani sg. d,
@10.s5 for prime. Beef ruled very quiet and
prices were e 1iE9 Sales Of 100 bbls at $50 @5 50
rspacked mess, and si4O15 for extra mess. Prime
nese @ beef II moderate demand at So Beef hans
lnactfye at $1791?.50 Cut meats qu1et and steady.
safes ~ pigs 81 49a5c for shoulders 5R@6s;c
ior hans; Included in sales are 2,oo0 tres city
ssI sn91aess na IN pickle 4stc Bacon eides dull
ies saes ~ oohes short ribbed middles at &C. Lard
Buttsk selling steady at sD14c for Ohio, i6DSlc
foI sfate Cheese firm at 6K@ec.
for loans On call Strictly prime paper scsree and
IN n demand at 5H@6E per cent. Sterling exchange
nI1n at u1Aul1 for merchants and 1l3A HEX for
per cent. prem. California gold bars quoted It X
Per gent prem: Government stocks Armer; S
o. 81 g4gs4H $40 Treasury notes are firm at
SToc6ss-Steady but quiet Chi Il r SIX;
= os 9. 1egtd 93T. do coupons ei58 :; Ga & rh
S8A; n G s51: Erie ptd 6aH Erie 81; S 70;
E,es E;s e, Iel AZ; Pae Mail 1o5 cumb pfd 2sk
ere s.ae 5th bonds s2N; g. Treasurer certi-
6a go 995<; n C 81
, 1862-04-23

C4flGHE fHtRB 6T pTOpelleF fo HUff4f0 an3
other lower lake ports, and hence by raIl.
Flour to New York. prop to Bxffa1o oao1an OK
F5N Foaita c!ass to N; T." IS ...0.4a9047H
Fourth c1sss+a Al mate1 10y ggo55
Flour to New York, propto Goderich. n hi Fl
F3o F3ons to Boston, ..0.oo@1.10
FIJI c'sas hu tn 70 colllng"ood ook91@
F1or7p Epa.o,.o. V'4'eeu40
48 br,s. Received 1..t -, =. 80 20, appsu
TX ea8 hi, M, rmS - @e'1oo VILE hnnPteo
ear1v na1t - AZ 1 ma1Aes In Inc
xtsgn,rt s,a Ae WEEK YVES quiee
dec7tne IN n-5cs. hnt =. se sas as wee "as at
open fte,chts aec1tnsa eoea 90 90 10 s'falss mese
Ii .,s15..r ooo @"*Sooc . nti, ano tn1s,
F-o o'~AA-AA@ ~ Asao%esA A1lt1AeLo nas
, 1862-04-23

POTATOES-O8ing to the wet weather and the
condition the roads the city has been entirely
dependent for supplies on the railroads, and the
market is consequently firm. Sales to-day, 80
eu prime NeshanEocks at 4sc; 400 bgs Mixed at
Ac-an On track
buTTER-There is good demand for shipping
potter and the market is active at s@9c Good to
pzlme firkin sells at 9Gtoc: and Dairy at 1tI1ec-
EGGs-FreEh are in good supply, with ealcs at
6@GBc.
PotLTRf-Liye Chickens $s.o0@s5 50 q doz;
Turkeys, 5G6c 3 n.
BEEF CAfTLE-Recelyed to-day, 674 Beeves.
The market is bare and firm. Sales to day were:
ReeTes. Avg. Price. Becyes Avg. Price.
~ 109S $500 u 1o36 $3.50
~ Aoa oN lu $40 1.50
, 1862-04-23

More packing boxes are needed for packing
hospital supplies at the Sanitary Commission
rooms. Let the want be supplied by some Of
our merchants
, 1862-04-23
NJ AR RIED.
Il tht1 city. On the 18Th instr hy Rev Pratt. d
y n 1f1ntT 1 r. E195Gh HI. BENJAMIN GOMER3ALL aud
NM kl1AARETH g. kAAWCRQH9,
d I f. ID .

1n thts city. Aprl 2lft- J. WARD, ION OF p. A. and
Afdean 6m1th, aged ten month1. s~
L. thu CITY. o. Taesday morning. MAY ELSIE In:
tan& nA1ghts1 rf James and Sarah Boyd.
frends Of the fauo1ly respectfully invited to tho
Their residence, SIS wabash aTeEue Wtfhops faffi3t+
notice. ' 49, s413
, 1862-04-23

schr Black Hawk, Mo1l'n, Kalamazoo, 80 N lum-
schr Ps1msssto, johnson, Two Rivers, 4om lum-
schr Hero, Vouch, soath Haven, 20 N lumber.
Schr Racer, Bryan, Buffalo, 500 brls lime
scow KewaScun', Blodgett, Muakegon, 30 m lu1n-
scow GyEnet, Fery, Muakegon, Is n lumber, % m
CLEARED.......- April a.
Prop M3s,sl M sr7l Rosk Mckay, Buffalo 1900 bu rye,
stmr Planet, Ward, Collfngwood' s75 bn com, 4oe
brls aour, snndries.
Bark Nucleus. McPherson, Green Bay.
Bark g L, Moore, Peshtfgo.
Brig Mahoning, Stewart, Oswcgo, Il, ,oso bu wheat,
Brig Gardner, Carey, Buffalo, 18,o0o bu corn
Brig F Williams. Balentine, Buffalo, 1861 % bu
Brig Algonia, sean1a9, Bay de Noqact.
Schf Roanoke, Ga1l1el, Nararino
Schr Illinois, Bnrke, Muskeeon.
schr Crusader. Coates: Kalamazoo.
schr Fisher, Closer, White Lake.
sehr sehr Honest Hs e. John, Rol1in: aqskegoa.
Schr Little Belle Liston, Mnskegoa.
Schr Freedom, Shaw. St Joseph
schr G Newman, Jones, Port Colborne, 1s,15o
Sehr ECHO, Emory, Port Co1borne, II, $50 bu corn.
schr J ; Newhouse, Bartlett, Kingston, 5000 bn
sehr Major Anderson, Celana, oswego, airs bu
sehr y Bonesteel, Culver, St. Joseph.
Schr Planet, Lynn, Silver Creek
scar Nichols, Sfmons, Holland.
SSchr Schr Monsoon. Young. Buffalo, $500 bu wheat.
Sc9r 9art: Montague, Buffalo. IL 000 bu whestx
Sh Sshs 1Se Oak, landon, Bufalo. ,725 bu corn.
sch sehl % p%almetto, johnson, Two Rivers.
Scn1 Hero. Bauch, South Haven,
sscof tortune, Hofoweu, Buffalo, 7,025 bu corn.
oeo" he"e1cum, Blodgett, Muskegun.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
-. ARRIVED. Apru Il.
snltan, Ottawa, s, 500 bu corn.
Alexander, Loekport- 900 bu corn 943 bu rve
Marian. Ottawa, $500 bu oats, i, $50 bu re 1904
bu barley N'0'@
Jas Patrick, Ottawa. s 500 bu corn.
Sunshine, LaSal1e, $3.50 bu corn
humboldt, Joliet, 5Go0 bu corn
Aida, Lasalle. $40 bn corn.
CLEARED. II.
Amazonia, Morris.
Ef1casoD, Lasalle, 1GH N # lumber, N Iath, 44l6
staEes and headings.
, 1862-04-23

az There is no use ta1ktng about auv other
saleratus except D. B. De Land & Co, Is Chemic,,
sale1atue. It il just the thing that ever good
housekeeper needs It is unsdulterated md ia
perfectly healthy and nutritious, and gives i'm.
.mense satiafactlon to all who hare used IL II ia
also uniform in quality and in Its results which ia
q ve3 desirable quality in any chemical compound
It is manufactured and for sale, at wholesale bv
the proprietors, at Fairport, Monroe Co., n. r.
and for Eale by all wholesale and retail dealers in
the country an a3.dAw1+
, 1862-04-23

camp Douglas.
The post flag Of Camp Douglas was display
Cd at halt-nlast yesterday, as mark Of respect
to the late Governor Harvey, who was drown
Cd at Savannah, Tennessee, on Saturday pight
last.
Ihe pleasant weather to-day has had 4 Won
der1ul effect upon the mud, and the camn
locks quite tenantab1e. The genial sun also
brought out the butternuts from their
barracks in generous numbers.
Tie following named prisoners have died
SINCE our last report, twenty-fou hours pre-
yious:
(; 4 81 e 11srgsn:. Go. =, 59th Tenn ............
Jsnles t}uinsau. Co B. 4sth Tenn .....-
',aTes q y H. ,harpsFeon, TO- 2; 18Th Tenn ..,... i
4: j Po~er, Co, E, 49ih r Tenn nun ---.--.'
Previously reported. ed.......... a,7
Total number Of deaths e5e
TIE plumbers in the Hospital vary from 3;0
TO $50.
MAN KILLED At TIE n. s. JUEcr1os.-
Inc body Of man By the name Of Andrew
GlsEman was found on the railroad track
near the Ii. s. and R. L Junction. yester
day morning. The cause OF death was nm.
known in the city Inst evening. Coroner
James went to the spot, and held an INQUEST.
doolE1 d CAMrBEIL.-By referring to the
advertisement in another column it will he
ooeefssd BY rcnders that Mesers. Hooley 4
eamppe'ls band of celebrated rntust1els ara
10 open In burlesque Opera, with their usual
ouoeet OF comicalities and eccentricitIcs. st
Metropolitan Hall, On tomorrow evening.
This troupe is well known and needs no word
o1 pfs1Se from us to enable 1t to draw good
houses.
GRACE CHURcH.-The annual parish meet
ing OF thl5'church was held Monday evening. at
which the following gentlemen we're elected
"ardens and Testrymen for the ensuing
year:
Senaer S,:.:n- Tanlsa-H; =, Hinadale.
T. gMssf,g7nen-.J e nottingham, Hiram Wheeler, B.
=: Hadduck, Geo: n Wells, G. Y. Davenport
9ss. Miller, Geo. s. Bowen, Sam'lPowen. ~N''
FRESH HPcBL1cAT1oas.-Train great speech
On Slavery and Emancipation, also his crest
speech on Pazdoning Traitors. This is entirely
new and sells for 10 cents.
Inc Channings, I domestic novel Of Real
Lie By Mrs. Henry Wood, authoress of Earl
Lynne Eatls Heirs, &c. Price on paper 50
eents-in cloth Is cents. Also LIE Bon Ton
for HAY, full Of new and beautiful fashions:
Ha1pers Magazine and the Continental Month
~ 1or May, have been received and are for sale
At the news room Of John n. Norris, 102
Madison street, brick building.
NEW AMERICAN ENcIcLoPD1A. NVth
volume Of this work, edited by George c.
Ripley and Charles 4 Daus, and published
By the Appletons, has just been issued. The
reputation this work has established as being
tue ~ Alss ncyelopedia Of the age, is patent to
all, and our commentator Of fta acknav,.
edged character is stherefoze hardly necessary.
The full p1omise Of the work has been msin-
fained to the letter as is well estsblisbc5 hv
the high appreciation bestowed By the public,
The Hork is ready for delivery by. 8. c. Grtzxs,.
30 and Il Lake street, who Is ready to receive
A1d arheoL1ara
, 1862-04-23

I'll Etoueh oI Houf:
White Winter Extras. $3.50 m5.15
Spring Extras, good to choice ..... 4.oS x43S
40 do fair to good. $40 a 400
s1perana Observation-Disclosures. brands...... aSo So g g : a-se g
~ ~Mldd1ngs per erton-..-..-...... u 90 ais IN
Cora Neat holted- ted-.-..........,, 1860 H11 m
R.au ~ o9 ny oitea----..-.--.-.. 500 O 800
ot04 h4u H4oIts- ts---..---..-.-.....- 300 Q110. ca
WHEAT-Received to-day, 6,s34 bu: shipped,
CO. 200 bn. Received last week, 47,5s8 bn: shinned
IL, ,434 bu. The market in the early mart OF the
week WAS dull and dropping, but very material
decline in freights caused q reaction, and We have
TO note an advance On the week Of e4Mac ne.
bushel- Besides fair shipping demand, partly
Tor Canada, but principally for New York, there
Aas been better speculative inquiry during the
past fe" daye-1nduced mainly By the unfayora-
Ne reports received from the interior with regard
to the effects Of the wet weather on the comma
crop.
TODAY the market advanced 4@Hc-the de-
mand being chiefly for No 1 Spring. Sales were
as1ouoWs.-34, COO bu No. Spring in etore at 7sc:
11"" pu No. Spring in store at 73c; 2oo0 bu do
at 73Ac; $500 ba do at 73xc,
By sample in bags on track the sales were 100
bags good Spring at 7Gc; 50 bags medium at 74c,
CoRN-RecsiTed to. day, q, ,363 bu shipped. Il :
325 bu. Received last week, 127, ,O45 bu: shipDed,
25z, ,666 bu There has been ar Improved shipping
demand for Corn during the week, and the market
mas been active and firm, aud prices have ruled
92c h'gher-closing firm The demand By shin.
pere 1s chiefly for old River Mixed in canal boats
the improvement In which is fully &c per busbcl,
Ih1s advance. however, as ia the case with all
grain, Is due mainly to the decline in freishts.
TO-DAY the market was firm. Sales we're !:
10000 bu old River Mixed to arrive at 2sc aaoat
5000 bu new and old River High Mixed at &c
atloat: 5000 bu new River Mixed at 26kc ahoat:
5,000bu Rejected Canal at &c afoat; 1 0o0 bu old
Mixed In store at &c; 1000 bu do at 25xc
OATS-Receiyed today, 3,467 bu; shipped, 6a5
bu- Received last week, 6s73 bn; shipped, ao,sao
ou. There Is good demand for Oats and the
market is firm at 20c for No in store.
TODAY the sales we're: 1850 bu No I in store at
&c; $50 bags at &c delivered.
RiE-Receiyed to-day 2,1A bu; shipped, 1900
bu. Received last week, 5,210 bn; shipped, 110
ou There is good inquiry for shipment and
the market cloees at an advance on the week Of
dec per bushel.
TODAY the offerings were Light aud the demand
good. Sales were: 1,ecO bu No in store at 44c.
1ra0 bu By canal dirty at Axe adoat 500 bu
Rejected in store at &c.
HARLEi-Received to-aay, 3042 bu; shipped.
n11e. Received lass week, H. .4Q3 bu: Skinned
6,G6s bu. The demand for good samples Of Barley
continues active, and the market has adyanced
70 &c On the week. Sales TODAY were: 100 baes
prime at 5sc delivered; 2l2 bags fair at E5c On
track; 30 bags and 400 bu medium at SOC on track.
fk0}1SlONS.-MEss PoRK.-The market ia
unusually dull and quotations are almost entirely
nominal In the early part of the week about
l.eoo Dtls city packed were sold st $l05Q and one
, 1862-04-23
EST1mATED CITY EXPENSHS
FOB 1869,
The Increase for the Current Yea,

In accordance with the provisions Of the
city Charter, Comptroller Ward submitted
the following to the Common Council on
Monday night Of the present week. twill
prove Of great value to tax payers and others
having moneyd interest In Chicago:
CrTT ConPzRo1nER'e orrrcr
CH1AAso, April q, I869
To the Mayor and Aldermen Of the rstv ~ T,,,s,..
In Common Council assembled;
Section 10 Of the amendments to the fY,v fh.~
PpaLovsa e F febrnas 1885, requires tie Comp
the sahnal tae monh e Ap sach
non @ E9uneil. to submit to tie sane repor Of
hs lie cty ay "a dut
q tie nodh 5sae of ap1 St sshs an h
20. N such report, show the amount Of uabilifses
o9te.anding upon which interessis to be paid, and
when due. and when payabie. The smendments len
70 the City Charter approsed February, 1851,
cenanged the eommeucement ef the municipal year
more appropriate that the estimates should not be
presented until after that time; bat no change was
made p @ IN the enactments q FehEqay 1857, 90 that
would be doubtful whether a t11 levy vould he 1es
gal. submit first an estimate Of the expense ner-
tanning particularly to the fiscal year, as follows:
Az Es71nATE Or ExrEHsE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR,
A1AA 4S1a AGO., To APRIL l&T. lSSH
Schools
Balance une1pended Of last wear tar eea oac IL
Proceeds OF 8 tTo-nM ta1 to be levied,
about ..~-.-..-..:..-.-...... 7a,ooooo
The nnexnsnaoa ..,,... So, ,a4a. Is
" VI ne pe nearly al required IN payment
q unfinished contracts for School
Honse and Teachers salaries.
SeaseTdge.
7q want creating sinking fund, to pay
interest on bonds and the expense Of
cieaulng sewers, &c, a tax Of ~ mills,
Interest. 'N"'SN
To pay the interest on funded debts, &C.,
Juiy and January ne1t balance Of ta1 ...
Tax Of ss ii; Iai m;ils ,hont -'---''.'..- 5
p.>..,, c.zo., *s1, 50
Balance unexpended OF List year .... ais7.a
Proceeds Of tax Of x mill about So, 27M].H1
.no .sao.1s7.s1
sndsostahiehing branch for girls as
estimated by the Board Of Guardians.
Lamps
eago Gas Light Co. for gas for Street
and Bridge Lamps now erected, light
ing and cleaning, alcohol and hbor,
For 50 nv posts to be erected on pipe oz0'oo'
Gas for otto Lighting and cleaning, alco- '"'0
t.
Other repairs. new eriaas Ec ~ 19e0 &
-''os.eo
~ mn m
No estimate Is made in above for erect 'S0"''"
ing new. posts and maintaining them
where pipe Is yet to be laid TIE Gas
pjpc to be laid, wffch' inc1ndin~ ~
gas, &c, would cost 42 {I1n06
Public Square and Court House
t1ty's proportion Of Porters salary,
heat1ng and lighting Court House and
repairs On came. e..,......,,. a1O0n0
Legal E1Vtnsts.-
CltylAttorreys Ealary. cost Of counsel,
a9peals and costs in Court. 5,000Do
General expenditures.
SALARY OF Assessors and Inspectors of
Election and other miscellaneous items
not chaEEeable to Departments. 100000
Health Department..
Scayengers and any sick chargeable to
Printing ard sfatione7y ~'>'
blank book md paper a.50o0o
, 1862-04-23

sA1A6 SG{1AR@Thete 18 Vefy active demand,
md the market is finn at 1oAlokc. The aupply at
preeent Is very light.
, 1862-04-23

Foreign Marketa.
FEE C1rF OF NEW YoRK.1 LIVERPOOL, April 10.
BEeadstuds quiet and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and steady.
LONDON, Apri110.
Consols 9s4@9z; I. c. ehareb 4an44x, Dis.
count E1le 33H. =
, 1862-04-23

HoARsESHss AID SORE THgoAr.-This uup1eas
ant and painful result OF Catching Cold, or unu
suai iexettion Of the vocal organs, may at any time
be removed By allowing one or two Of Browns
Bronchial Troches," or Cough Lozenees, to dis
eolEe slowly IN the mouth Hence, Singers and
Public Speakers will ind them Of peculiar adynu-
tage- ap ss.dst.w,t
, 1862-04-23
Gbe Gtihune.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1852.
THE CITY.

Gilbert, Sampson d Warner sell at their
salesroozns, No. IS Lake St., at 951< O'Clock, a
fire assortment OF second hand furniture, car
pets &C., In good order
, 1862-04-23

H The Annual Address before the Rhetor-
lcal Society Of Chicago Theological Seminary.
will be delivered By Professor Joseph Emer.
son. OF belolt College, this evening, at X
o'clock, IN the First Congregational Church
(heS. ". v. Petton's), corner West Washing
ton and Green streets. Tbs pub|ic are invited
to attend,
, 1862-04-23
FlSH-The market ut present is very dull, and
prices have sfnrther declined &c per hf brl Ha

ped, 255,s ,s03 Ds. The market for Hides durino The
past t"o or three days has been very dul1 and the
tendency in prices is doMnwards. We quote;
Ky DDty FAnt:--'..-.- .---.---.----.---.-.13 @14 C..
11ly caleo. leo.;...---............ .--....10 oil c.
14Ae1 '...>-. 64GN G1aC,
NIGEL SouAtly-... 5LGt 53c.
, 1862-04-23

a PHEASANT s1aH7.-0ver thirty-dve yes-
eels were Of our harhoz yesterday afternoon,
Within radius Of three miles, all hound out,
with every rSg Of canvas set. They proba-
BY carry 5o, 600 bushels Of grain for the At
1antic coast.
, 1862-04-23

MAN KILLED 1T TIE N. &. JrEcr,os
Inc body Of man By the name of Andrew
GlsEman was found on the railroad track
near the ii. s. and R. l. Junction, yester-
day morning. The cause Of death was IN.
known in the city Inst evening. Coroner
James went to the spot, and held an inquest.
, 1862-04-23

REsT1SG PLACE FOR 01-R s,or
WOUNDED SoLp1ERs.-We have word 49,. 49,
Collector HaTcn that, in rcsoonsc to m 49,
gesuon yesterday morning, he has instructed
TIC IN! !s1eisn and Steward of the Mariuc Hos
pltA to immediately prepare the north half OF
tnst institution is temporary resting place
1of thc sick and wounded soldiers Eho nav
arrive III this city. When ready, the apart
ments will be yielded to the control Of the
eanltafS commission, who viii thus be ena-
paso 10 ereasiE increase the facilities which
1hey nave heretofore employed, in g;7inp a;d
and comfort to those who have 40 ser.-e1v
suffered IN defense Of the old fac. Tha so,i,
ta'y Commission have BEEN very busy in this
good work for some time past, but without
the peculiar advantage wtice thi. generous
offer of Collector Haven VIII afford them,
GARDEN FRr1Ts,-It is refreshing to think
OF the improvements taking place throughout
1he Northwest, aud particularly in the vicinity
o1 coicago, In the production Of the finest
quant'es Of strawberries, raspberrics, grapes,
&C ne have for some time known that the
entefpr1sing firm of Kiader & Knox were
caluTating acres Of these lusc;ons frn;ts for
Inc chs n'ashe1, and We are now glad to see.
IRON 81 advertisement IN our columns that
they are prepared to. supply orr citizen.
whether In city or country, With the hest -
plants for home cultivation. '" ~
In this matter, as well as In referpnca r., a.
fruits themselves, great advantages 1531 ha
secured By patronizing what Is grown in +ba
vicinity, as both plants and flu{ts AR. f,;,,-,s
, 1862-04-23

SPECIAL ELECTION OF TIE Board Of
TRADE.-A special election was held at noon
yesterday at the rooms Of the Board of Trade
to ill vacancy in the Board Of Directors, oc.
casioned By the resignation of A E. Nee1ey,
Esq. Thomas Parker, Esq, was elected by
the following vote Thomas Parker received
~25 votes; ). c. Bailie Il and julian Ma
gill, 50.
, 1862-04-23

STATEMENT OF EoEDs AND OTHER Ct
1st3.
Funded DEBT
" SIX per cent. bonds. January lat. 1854.
Que al Dunc' =. eherman. 4 Cos, New
dofk, Jannary lat, Ietl3.
.Bit{s EdyaIle-
u bondr OF $500 each, dated April 10th.
1851, renewal from two years before
Que At S, S. Robbins / Son, New
io'k, Sept. 18th, 1864 -. -.
interest At ten per cent, from Sept.
At.As 1CUt.
bonds to =. h Woodbury., August q.
1859. due July 25lh, at Continental
BAnk@ New York -
Interest from July a5th. 1861, at ten per
cent
, 1862-04-23

MAY HARPER.-Harper's Magazine, Cont
mental Monthly, and lie Bon Ton for MAY,
1.-The Channings," by the author OF Earl
Lynn, and new pamphlet by Geo. Francis
Train, are among the latest arrivals at Walsh's
corner Madison street and Custom House
Pfacc
, 1862-04-23

CHURcH OF THE ASCENSION AT the an
nual meeting Of the parishioners, Monday eve
evening, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
Senior lIarden--G s. Hubbard,
Junior Harden Samuel Gehr
= 1est7y7!sa-George r. Wood, T. n Hihbard. N,
=, Bacon, Francis Q. Boyd, j. Flynn, Il. R.
ihlelcke, D. W. O'Brien, Edward D. sWartwout
, 1862-04-23

~ For Paper Hangings 60 to the old stand OF
E GIL. Faxon, 70 Lake street. He has the best
Wurkmen In the city. mn. sm
, 1862-04-23

SEcEsH BREAST PLATE.-Messrs Buck &
Rayne1 have on exhibition at their store on
Clark street, an iron wsistcoat, taken from
the dead body OF rebel soldier at Pittsbuce
-" - Aee3oAA'
Landing, It is in the shape Of vest front,
and intended to be worn under that garment.
and undoubted1ya private speculation On the
part Of the person who wore it, this Invention
did not make him invulnerable to Yankee
bullets. The best breast p1ates are undoubt-
edlJ good cause, and clear conscience,
neither Of which trouble the cowardly seeesh
engaged in this rebellion,
, 1862-04-23

The nne1pended balance Of last year
~ VI ne ne nearly all required in payment
House and Teachers salaries,
SeaEerdge
Io want creating sinking fund, to pay
interest on bonds and the expense OF
cleaning sewers, &c, a tax Of ~ mills,
ABOUT .........--......
Interest.
70 pay the interest On funded debts, &C.,
July and January next, balance Of tax
Tax Of ~ mills, about. nt..--..-....-+-.
, 1862-04-23

RAl AND WAFER FKx1aHrs" "-rq,a foJloxyino
, 1862-04-23
"CAn On Dunlop, sewe1 d &spaldinz sor Printing -
noT11-h22llY

@ 20 to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st., and get
JoA4 @AVIuEs C4ca0ed and repaired. Dny1a
, 1862-04-23

@ For cleaning and dying gentle1nan's clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, a8 Deazborn-street. This
Old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. eh2,1y