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, 1862-04-18
CHICAGO DAILY mARKKT.

THURSDAY EyENING, April II, 1862
FFElGaFS-Dun. The engagements were as
follows: To Buffalo :-Schr. Sirius, wheat, at 1fc.
FL0tR-Received. 2,oo6 brls; shipped, none
Market very dull. Sales, 800 brls Forde' choice
spring extra +. h. at s4o0; 100 brls Medium extra
at 50; 90 brls "Commercial'' at $40o; 100 brls
winter super. at g 50.
"hEAT-Recetved, s,4o3 bu; shipped, 107,e50
on. market more activc,-cloa1ng dull and droop-
ing satee, IS 5,Wo bn No Spring in store at 741fc
2o0o bn do at TIC; 1850 bu No Spring IN store at
'iei s'0o bu do at 7ozc; $500 bu do at 7oc; 400
bu Rejected at 6ec-au subject to &c storage.
CoRS-Reccived, 1885 bn: shipped. 35,70o.
Market shade better. Sales were: 5000 ba old
Canal Mixed at 25;s4c a1oat 5000 bu do at ssxc
a1oat; 1000 bu old Mixed in store at sc; 10 600
bu do at 24zsc; aobu Rejected in store at 19Ec-
all subject to &c storage By sample, 400 bu new
Corn at 23c On track.
OaTs-Reeeired, 1850 bu; shipped, 100 bu.
Market quiet Sales 5000 bu No. l in store at &c
&c storage. By sample. 850-bu at &c on truck.
RfE-Received, 95S bu. Market firm. Sales,
1.G0 bu No. in store at 4cc-ac storage; tss bags
do at 4sc on track.
BARLEY-Received, laos bu. Market firm
Sales, SO bugs prime at 56c 500 bu fair at 46c :;
lis bu at 38c-an On track.
u1GHW1NEs-Firm, bu. inactive Sales 1p9
brls =. s011Tc; 100 brIs at sbc.
TIMOTHY SEED-DuI. Sales, 1B bgs good at
4l.40; - bgs vc1y choice at $t.4s. .
CLOVER sEED-Dun and dropping. Salcs, IL
bgs fair at $i-10-
BROOM CORN-3 tons good At $50.
BUTIER-1o kegs fair At 911sc; q n.king good
at 1oc. =
EaGs-24 br1s fresh at 6@shc-the latter, buy
er's count.
BEANs-S5 bgs prime mixed at $l.s5; 10 u fai1
at $1.00.
POTATOES $50 hu fair Neshannoeks at a3c on
track.
PoULTRY--IiTe Chickens, $a0oGa5o per doz;
Turkeys 6a6c per h.
t PRog1sIoNs-MkssP PoRk-Du1l and freely Of
tered at $1o-so, without buyers.
BULK MEATS-Demand less active and market
quiet and nominal at Sc for Shoulders, DC for Hams
| and dkG4He for Sides, loose. Sales, 1900 nj
country Clear Sides at &c, loose. BAcox-s5 thdf
Bacon Hams at &c packed
LARD-Easier, 5alee, leo brla prime city Ket
tie at 74c; Is pigs prime Country Leaf tKett1e} al
| &c; 80 tcs do at exc; 20 brls No. Lard 1T 61c.
TALLoW-25 h1Is city butchers at 711e, Pack
ers' held at 74c.
H1DEs-Market quiet. We quote Green Cured
696H; Dry Flint. 1s@14c: Green Country, ska
5zc-
BEEF FCATTLE-Recetved, 187 Beeyes, Ther;
was very Light supply Of Beef Cattle in the yard
to-day. and under good shipping demand tht
1 rketu u-Ae firm SALAD rYo1n Fr1cv.,
, 1862-04-18

NEW YORK, Aprll ll7.-F1our-Mafket bearv
unsettled and bflOc lower Sa1es affaD hrIs II
state; s. -65a4 ST for Eaper Testesn. S4 a.aS Ia
for common to medium extIa western: S5. .a5E5 %
for shipping brands extra round-hoop ohio IS 6o
with buyers at outside quotations. Canadian donfr
dun and lower. Sales is bis st il ssps for ship %
ping; $5.1nG6: 80 for winter extra RE iour Quiet
meal in moderate request. ssfes 1S brle Jersey
at $2So.
600 brls at sAQaiHc for state and western. ''s
GFAM.-N hent-Market opered duii aud hea7y.
and closed 1@2c lower Sales Of $500 ba inferior
Canada Club at 81 10; aGO Spring State at ii ia:
s,ceo bu MI Club on private terms; 400 Winter
red western, At $1.ao: and 6,cOo white Mich. at
$i8; Rye-Firm with fa1r export demand Sales
Heavy. and declining. Sales Of 81 Ok, bu at 5s1D
s foF mixed M western IN store. and delivered; 571
Canadian and western state. 7s'0'''
GRockR1Ke-Sugar raw and steady and unchanr-
, 1862-04-18
SEEDS.


ltrom the Bufalo Express, 16th.[
Clover meets with fair inquiry, but at lower
quotations. Buyers having full stock are rather
desirous to buy and hold, but will not pay into
25c as much as formerly: We quote S+12X@la
treme figure. Timothy rules dull ani heavy ii
choice. ~
from the Baltimore American, 18th |
Nosales Of cloyerseed wre reported to day. VIC
quote common to prime at $4-75G5 per bushel
timothy seed iB nominal at Sa62 l5k and das
seed st $t.s691 copper bushel
From the Philadelph1a American, 15th7
There Is little or nothing doing in seed, the &C
tsye season being orer, andwe quote clover nomi
na1ly at IS per b6shel.
from the Cincinnati Gazette, 16th.1
The season for clover and timothy is about over
and prices are, to great extent nominal at 81 II
for the former, and 81 GO for the latter. s1''
, 1862-04-18

ITO BIACKSMTTHS. For sale or
= to 1eht-A good stone shop, with good custom
Acfse ebott ing snd J0bhIng-fn he heah7 ara tueIy
loGsted village Of Geneya Kane CO.. hi IS niles from
chicago Address J. WILLIAMS, Is shove,
arl6-p4:sst
, 1862-04-18

Phf1sde1phaa Cattle Market.-AprIl ii.
About 600 head of beef cattle were offered at
al taken at prcyioua prices, ranging from sito Is
including few extra quality at $325 but the
bulk Of the sales were at $500 per iuo 1bs.
ing come 800 head including ASH at Imhoff's At
$5R as for still fed, $57516 so for corn fed, and
$40 sold at the Ayenne yard, $5a5@g5 50 per 100 rs
net.
, 1862-04-18
Storage and Commissions at Toledo,

Storage and Commissions at Toledo.
The following is the tariff Of prices established
~ the Board Of Trade Of the City Of Toledo March
5th, 1662:
For Storage OF Grain received by
For each additional 10 days and
fractional parts thereof. ..-..A IS
r. lThe rates established at Michigan Southern and
Toledo & Wsbaeh Elevators are same az aboye.1
Selling Grain received By Canal
and Railroad. .1 cent. ner bnsb
Shipping Grain without advaces. x
BBoy1ng Mheat, at,.....-...-..,.-...1 q
3a514E lo1u .--..-.--E u
RECEIVING and Shipping Flour. 8 cents Der bbl
Selling Flour II lots Of leo bbls and
over - IL ner cent
Selling Flour less 100 brls and oyer.2H Il
Purchasing -four IN lots Of 100 bbls
ana over -.:::.-.-......... 10 cents per Dbl
fEsSeiying and Shipping Whisky e q !"
sailing DiesaeG Hogs ..:::..:5 PER per cent: esnt
Storage Of Merchandise, Town
wholesale lots ..... 80 cents Der ton
Storage Of Merchandise, Town Re
Shipping Merchandise BY Cana. 81 PEI per ton.
Receiving and Shipping Ashes,.
Pork, Lard, ETC.. 40 cents per ton.
, 1862-04-18
MARINE LIST.


: ,.,--5~
ARRIVED April II.
ffop Lazy f!anfm. Napier, st Joseph, Is m shin
g!es, :s00 r ties:
scnf Anlgal, Gullaston Man1stee, 100 n shingles.
eSnr toaal, 1en Ene9sy, Gsana daTens ID N lumbeE'
lsg - snlnglss-
eo.~ gags, 10 Gus sn,ngle nnate.
fies. &''A1' :" '1>'oo4 fief. t'o d Il
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnesan, Ceutrayue:
65 cds Yood, eA'
CLEARED .Anr11 ~
Prom Lady franklin, Napfer. 81 Iosenh.
echr Levant, Cbepey, Gfand Haven.
Ech1 Shephard, Mckay, New Holland. 100 hu osts.
schr S Wallace, Lawrence, South Haven.
, 1862-04-18

SByERE ACCIDENTAL hoy emp1oyed in the
copper and sheet-iron mnnufaeto15 Of Messrs.
Fullager d Smeetb, co1ner Of West Randolph
and Desplaines streets, West Side, met witha
serious accident yesterday, By falling from
window in the fourth story of the building,
breaking an arm In two places and pro-
ducing bad fracture Of one leg. The lad
was fourteen years Of age. His name was not
LEARNED.
~ The confirmation appointments OF the
Bishop Of Illinois for Good Friday and Easter
Sunday have been postponed on account Of the
unavoidable absence Of the Bishop, occasioned
By the death and expected death Of relatives.
e The funeral services Of Mrs E. A. Saoket
have been postponed to Saturday, 10 o'clock a. IN.
The friends Of the famfly arc requested to attend
the funeral, corner Of Old street and Indiana
avenue.
GAS F1r11Sa<-Careful workmen 10 move and
put up GUS fixtures and gas pipe 1t 18a Lake street.
H. n. Wilmazth ap I7-15t,
GAS sF11TUKEe.-The place to get new styles at
low figures, 1sa Lake stseet, Il Wilma1th
ap 19-15t
YANKEES Card Wfiter',-wedding, visit
ing, "P. r G." cards, At Sherman House. For
samples bgrnail, send two Eed atamps. ap16st
~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook D. Mclean, 90 Dearbozn-street This
o!d eHtahlishedhouse do better and cheaper work
taaa any IN the city. ebal-1y
For Paper Hangtngs 60 to the old stand Of
E IT.. L. fs1on, 70 Iake street. He has the best
Wosknen IN the city. ao1sm
bu5 paper hangg1aga of CHASE q, Co., 100
Randolph street. mh on.sn,
e Go to john 1oaes. III Dearborn t.. md o,t.
your clothes cleaned and repaired. no71s
"Call On Dunlop, se~en b spaldInz tn F.x1ut,uo.n
nov1th13ily y.
"BRoWHs BRoMcH1M TRocKxs'! cure Influenza
Coughs, o. any Inststion OF the Throat.
aQ173taltw
, 1862-04-18
Cincinnati Provision Market.

There has been a large demand for bulk nests
during the week; chiefly On foreign account. with
GALES Of nearly four million pounds. Shoulders
were taken to considerable extent, and hams
were purchased moderately. Yesterday prices
we4t np to 314, sK@48 and5c for shoulders, hams
and s1des. exclusive OF packages. To-day, howeT-
cr. the feeling was more tame under the influence
OF the latest adyices from Europe, and in the af.
ternoon prime city cut shoulders eold at az while
there Was a1so q disposition to concede an i on
e1des and hams. Bacon sides were specialized in
at 53fc packed-but the demand fell OF toward the
cloFe. Shoulders are nominal at 3A packed The
houses are not smoking much, Of course and
there Is not likely to be heavy stock. Lard ad-
the market closed weak. Mess pork which ad-
Eanesd to 80. 90. relapsed. and there were
few buyers this afternoon at Sl0.5D for best
h+4r 80
, 1862-04-18

Ph11adelphia flour 1arkef--lprll 5
The flour market is dull and holders generalls
are tree sellers at previous quotations, the de-
maEd both for export and home use being limited
and holders f1ee sellers. come 100 and bril-
which ls scarce, and S5.5U for extra, including
some 1ots fine -four at 81 87k@5. aud l5o bril-
choice Lancaster county extra st IS rs The sales
to the trade are limited within the range Of $512h
@525 foE euperfne; IS d @5.75 for extra the las
ter Tor handsome Lancaster county; IS 5.lA5 e7H
Tor family and S6@G.59 for fancy brands, as il
quality. The receipts continue light.
, 1862-04-18

Ocean Fret.hts at New Kork-April 1 s
Freights are 1rmer. especially for breadstutf. to
Great Britain, and this tends to restrict business
ma: erially. To Liverpool, the engagements are
800 bu. Corn, in shippers baga, At z4d; 31,0o0
do, at 4sl@5d,, IN bulk and ships bags; sos bu
wheat, At 5Ed, closing, at 5Ad, in ships bags
anentral vessel 2sl0 pigs bacon and lard. at is
30 bids hams, at 15s. To London, 2ND brla -four,
ct Is Sd and per steamer 3sD boxes bacon, at 47s
23s Cd.
, 1862-04-18

Iotal..-. 1G7250 35100 100 .-.. ...,
There WAS good attendance on Change to-day,
but business Was light. There WAS a more active
inquiry for No. spring wheat, and the sales were
liberal at f4hc-cloeing however dnI1, with sales
at 74c No, Spring Wheat WAS less inquiredfor,
and the sales were light at Go@71c-closing at the
inside quotations The news from New York
tended to depreee the market vcry materially to-
wards the c1osc.
Flour continues dull and the tendency is still
downwards. a few lots Of good spring extras were
sold On orders at $4t0 but there are no buyers in
this market for the same grades at over s. TOO
$50.
The corn market was frmer for lots Of old mixed
in etore-ab 12,0G0 bushels having changed
hands at e4sl@25c, but at the close twas dull and
dropping. Canal and River grades were dull, and
we note sales Of only 1000 bushels, at 25H@251c
for old Canal Mixed aaoat.
The weather to-day has been again wet and
stormy-Ecndering all ont-ofdoor business disa-
grecab1e and dull. Considerable apprehension
begins to be felt among MI c1asses, with regard to
tue spring crops, in consequence OF the lons-con.
tined and heavy rains which have prevailed du-
ring the past four or FIVE weeks. In many sections
Of the central part Of Illinois the ground is en-
drely covered with water for miles, aud very little
has been done anywhere in the preparation of the
ground for spring wheat oats, corn or barley.
From nearly ell quarters ne have bad reportR Of
the winter wheat, which has been perfectly satu-
rated with WATER and in many instances washed
cut of the ground.
Oats were sold at eoc In etore. Rye Was ir good
demand and firm at 40c in store Barley WAS In
request and firm at ssI56c, according to sample.
Highwines were firm but Inactive, with sales at
a@904c. Timothy Seed was dull, with light
sales at $l.4NO1 As, Clover Seed was dull and
neglected, with Gales at 10.
Provisions we're dull and inactive. There are
Tree sellers Of Mes Fork at $1G.50; but there
seems to be no demand for it, even at $40 CO.
Bulk Meats are quiet and neglected. There isless
inquiry for Lard, and the market is weaker, with
light sales Of prime city kettle at 7c, aud country
kettle, in email lote, at 6S4D7c.
In the Live stock yards there was an active de-
maud for Hcgs by shippers, and the market was
firm, and closed 5@t0c highe1-1iberal sales being
made ut $ssoD3,s0 gross-the bulk of the trans.
actions being at $3.2o The supply Of Beef Cattle
was light and the demand active at s. s5@31s.
Frctghts were dull unchanged. Only one weasel
was reported at 1ec for Wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-04-18
Beeyes. Avg. Price. Beeres. Avg. Price.
i 3sss 3sss ss.3s H. ie 15S8 15S@ se9
Is 1a56 313X ID 1074 ass
y 11q9 500 81 ut $500 per head.

Driscol sold IL head OF good shipping steers,
from sangamon Co, to Metau, at SALE, noted
above. Farmer sold Rnble. q head at $s.fsx;
and hudson so1d Horniiy 20 head at *s12K. Near
u everything north shipping East met With ready
eale ut full figures.
Ho9sReeeired, soe Hogs Market brisk and
buosant---p1ices showing an advance Of s0ioe
, 1862-04-18
MateiutDniaI.
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONLAL.-AY young man
1HA of pleaalng appearance and n1ecttonnse dIspo-
H1tion, whose attention has been occupied with bu
ness to the neglect uf his social ties feels the
deaire and adopts this method to make the ac-
9na1ntance of young Iady Of personal
are ample for the comforts OF married life, and
therefore he is not actuated By IercenaTy consider
a&tnne. Acting IN this matter with the utmost
1degttal nankneaa. Address G. S. IT," Post Of
fce Box SlTa, apl6p4255t
, 1862-04-18

on Sunday evening as an officer Of the
Moth Divlsisn was pairoling his beat at late
hour Of the hight, his attention was called to
a awonlan found standing at the corner of Chi
cago Avenue and Clark streets, having small
bundle in her arms. He aceosted her, learned
that she had no place TO stay and kinds took
her TO the station house, where she passed the
time until morning, when she was transferred
to the Police Court, told her story, aud was dis
charged, there being no testimony adduced
that she Eas other than poor but honest girl
Yesterday forenoon the same policeman, as he
WAS passing along Rush street, ,near the bridge,
had his curiosity considerably excited by
something peculiar in the appearance ofa man
dressed IN soldiers uniform, wa1kfngahesd Of
him. He followed the person into saloon
and there recognized the qunsi soldier as the
sar1 ne had taken to the station on Sunday
n'ghs~ Vi course he arrested her, charr-
ing that size Was woman in mans
attire, which Was at first stout1y denied. bnt
a1tesHaf1e confessed Yesterday afternoon
she was again brought to the Armory and upon
being questioned, gaye hername as Mary Fitz-
allan, said she was eighteen years Of age, un-
married, native Of Kentucky, and had under
the title Of Harry Fitzal1an worn male habili-
1ncnts for the past seyen months, four of
which She had passed Us Union volunteer in
the 29d Kentucky regiment, and previously
working as hired hand on a farm near New
port, Kentucky. When asked as to her form
e1 history and what made her dress in clothes
unoecomipg her ser, she refused to be COM
| manlcadve, but answered that she had her
peenllar reasons, and that her history would
| oe OF no avail to the Court She is a eirI of
medium size, rather znbonpoiat, with heavy
and not wholly unhandsome face, her features
being more masculine than Otherwise and
hair black, cut short In the present
style, and parted on one side, Her
| eyes are blue Her hands betray evi-
dences Of manual labor. She stood In
the presence Of the Magistrate with not a
bold but confident air, nswered the few ques
tions she wished to respond to deliberately,
and apparently truthfully, betrayiug but little
OF the modesty and shrinking nature we have
been IN the habit Of attribusing to the shsre
OF the gentler sex
sussace Akin, after giving the young woman
some sound advice, Aned her $40, under the
ordinance, but suspended execution to allow
her to get ont Of the city, and she made her
exit from the court room Ia her male attire
and deliberately walked down into the street.
Whether she win take her depaztute tor Can,
ada, or remain here, hunting up aftfena-o1
lover-and again get arrested, remains for t1,e
future to solve.
, 1862-04-18
THE CITY.

H Packing boxes are needed at the Sani-
tart Commission room. VIII not our mer-
chants respuud to the cA1
, 1862-04-18

Buffalo Grain Market-Apru Is.
Wheat--Patties apart, and no sales. Corn
Inc market a rules decidedly quiet, and no sales
bu new receipts was Offered to q dlsktller thi:
morning q SIC. Barley-Market quiet At 6o@a5E
State also quiet at 65@TOc
, 1862-04-18
Toledo Board Of Trade,

On the 18th instant the following officers OF tbe
Board Of Tradc of Toledo, were elected for the en-
suing year: President Matthew Brown; Vice
Prealdent-Henry Chase: Secretary and Treasurer
Carlos Cotton: Director-C. A. King, =. B.
Hyde, S. Walbridge, P. T. Eamm, T. Il. Hoae
II. ,. Darlington, G. A. Carpenter, A Hopkins
D. 3 Smith, A. GODDARD: Committee OF Reference
-J. Bash, Il. D. Walbridge, II. ~ Griffith
, 1862-04-18

tfT.m the n. 7. Econom1st.}1
The estimates OF the Adrk Laae Express and
:Ecoao.nist. that .0co 600 quarters, or 900
bushels per month. wo1ld be required to supply
the deficiency in the English crops ne nov Know
10 be largely too high, the best informed writer's
row estimating the supplies required atGoo 0qaar-
tiers or 0c1 huehes per month. OF this amount,
considerable will be introduced from France aud
the Mediterranean ports, but the principal com
petitors Of the United state are the Russian and
Prneeian ports on the Baltic which will be open
sp1De time next month. It viii thus be seen that
the prospect for our holders Is not very atering
one Buyers in England will be very slow to make
any movement that VIII have the effect to help
prices. knowing that with Ed many competitors
among sellers. Il will be very easy matter to die
tate terms. Under these circumstances, 1t will be
seen that the termination Of domestic troubles
cannot probably hare the effect to better the mar
ket. Indeed it is not improbable that such event
wonld tend to etM further depreas prices BY slim
Mating the rates Of ocean 1eighfs. There are
now IN New York sufficient number Of vessel. to
carry 9,0C0,M GEO bushels. Should the var come to
an end. many Of these vessels would In all proba-
b1Ity, find employment in Southern trade Choice
lots Of wheat{wiu no donbtsscontinne incompasa-
tiTely good demand for the supply OF the markets
On this side Of the water. In Lower Canada
where the crop proved partial failure, It Is
thought considerable quantities Of our sonndest
wheat viii find market. One OF two cargoes
have already been shipped thitherward this
spring.
, 1862-04-18

LIFE OF WASHINGTON IRvEG.-McNally g.
Co., 81 Dearborn street, have received the LIST
volume Of 1ry!ngs Life, by his nephew. with
fms portraits.
, 1862-04-18
Eareadzsuffh In Europe.

7NN %<~AA$AAfAA
The weather IN the United Kingdom has con-
timed this week unsettled, with heavy rain falls,
aud mild temperature, the wind predomiuating
from the southwett Agricultural outdoor occ1-
patfons have been suspended in most parts Of the
gnited kingdom. the ground being TOO vet for
promising prospects Of IN abundant harrost,
though up to the pteeent time no injury has been
done which may not be remedied By subsequent
fire weather.. The antumn sown wheat plants
continue, OF the whole, to wear satisfactory ap-
pea1ance. excepting on Bo1e soils, where they are
whe1e Sings and wire worms hare been at work.
Howerer, no irreparable injurious results are aR-
prshenfed a1 present ant ans dry Weassnegas much
only impede sowing, hat also stunt the growth Of
the plants by the want Of solar warmth and excess
tfmoistnTe. The quantity OF frain which has fallen
during the month IL quite unusual at this season
OF the year.
The average prices Of wheat q quarter in Greet
Britain Oh the
10th Of March, 1863, Cd
s9th Of March. 1851, WIS Cd
, 1862-04-18

~ Furniture and household goods, Sc,
Ut auctioa this morning, at ~ O'Clock, By
Gilbert, Sampson & Warner, No. IS Lake
street.
, 1862-04-18
. R. ". RAND, Preaiden
r. N. RAND, Cashier.
RpRuH Rff9E.

The officers Of the Peoples Bank Of Kentucky
give notice that the old $40 Plates Of the Peoples
the notes issued from them were passed at the
counter Of the Bank Of LoaisviIle. These bogus
payable at the Branch at Bowling Green, and are
Hgned a. P, Pendleton President; J. 4. Tits,
Cashier; bogus names, Of course. There never
ford; the principal bank, and not branch, being
st Bowling Green. How o. when these plates were
stolen, uRlees durinthe time Buckner occupied
the town, nobody can tell. Let the public be
watehfnl. The bank is now located In Louisville
but previous to its removal Grider was President,
and Robson Cashier.
, 1862-04-18

FEHA1E kuRsrs. s.-Applicatioa for nurses
situations IN our army hospitals may be made
every morning at 10 o'clock, at the rooms Of
the Sanitary Commission, Il Wabash avenue.
, 1862-04-18

II It has lately ttanspired that Mr. G. T.
Bogue, and not Mr.. hayes, was the success
ful candidate for Constable In the Second
Ward at the late election. Mr. B. Is Repnb-
lican,
, 1862-04-18

Provisions In Philadelphia, April is,
The provision market is quiet but firm, with fur
ther eales Of ESQ caskR Bulk Meat on terms kent
q b. NOA0 NV ~
, 1862-04-18
4pSt

r OST.-Dn Water OF Dearborn
~ ssre*ta three drAttst drawn NJ foIloNs-Qne On
Hank- Oee ca r 9. Adaus los 3t7&, hy G. I. Heald.
Csntn1- One On ]. Young ecamnon for Si8.ss- Par
Inenz han hAen tep1ed. Finder will Pleasa return to
7l6 EGuth Water street
ap1&FasF9t WATSON z. COZ.
, 1862-04-18
B1ar0lt1g.

pOARDING-Boa and pleasant
~ tooEa to be had. 1t reasonable rates 1t GAGE
hoUE&e corner StAta and TWBlnh psreet3- DAY
hoxlde.1 also recatye4 ap3 n8s2T
, 1862-04-18

ACADEMY hiss been located 1t FULTON, ILLz and
w o2e4 1T EtWa5y ASadsE3c md Collegiate Courses
seachets, thorough appointmeata and excellent app
anees both regular ana scisntihe eonTsea the naes
attractive grounds nne G5mossiaua md mxny other
&dTa1t3Ees which should claim the attention p2renh
EASIKT Asp R1rI1 TACTICS, SWORD. BA7osEr asD
6fAaAsf1o EIxEG!sxs, Co11ox Zoux4K AsD FANuT
asna d5sss u nn11o1m Txxa;-3175 Pc. school rear
tuition IN every depart tment Excellent secommod1
Sons feT So no.raera Ener tho Focf with and
ne Gon8f11t G4Ee OF the teachefx Address for Cir
1a5sD q poVEkf. President Fulton. III te3&nassm
, 1862-04-18

Abstrdct Of Monthly Statement 9f the Assets lid
biki&Ies and Condition Of The LruEs CrTT BEAKcTt
OF TIE 6TATE BAsR OF Iowa, }or NoHd1y,
-Arr4 Z, 1853
, 1862-04-18

FlRF.-A fire was discovered in dwell
ing house on Milwaukee avenue, near its juno
ton with West EinxIe street, at noon Oh Wed
nesday. It was extinguished by the neigh
bo5s and no alarm given to the Department.
The building was the property Of William
Hahustcin. Loss about 80.
, 1862-04-18

F Continued sale at auction Of marble
statuary, vases, alahaEter Bohemian glass, sill
yer plated ware, &c, this evening, at *
o'clock, at No. 81 Dearborn street. The sale
is positive aud without reserve, and con-
Quoted by Mesers. Gilbert, Sampson & War
ner, auctionecB.
, 1862-04-18
3znuca1tD1laI.

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS
l. Thorough instruction, in SAFE HOME, for
eEaEIECT lads. IN delightful suburb Of Chicago,
frst Wednesday IN aa.. card Of falg spec0c items
Tho msy inquire, Address n. q. NICHOLS, BOZ ia,
Cn.Exgo. LII p3.p2t.8W
, 1862-04-18

INTEREST PATABLE.-By referring to our
advertising columns it viii be seen that City
Comptroller s. D. Ward announces that inter-
est coupons on Sewerage, Water and Muuici-
pal bonds, due on the first Of July next, Will
be paid from and after this day upon present.
alton at The ComptroIlcr's Office. Paying in
terest in adyance Of maturity Is something
that the best Of men and cities seldom do
ZOE. .a-dars