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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

Some OF the journals which have so long &C.
cused The TRIBUNE of assaiiiDg Gen. Bic
Clean when we were saying nothing about
hun, recently turned short corner and pro.
claimed exultingy that We had become con-
yerted 10 heart! faith ia said Generals aoil.
liz and efficiency as commander They thus
constrained us t. say that this was the reSerse
of truth. Thus baflied, some of those journals
have returned TO the charge, prociamiug that
Mr. s. WlkcsoR, one OF our correspondents
with the Army before Richmond, had UNDER
gone conversion Ike that erroueOnslJ ascribed
to Us. THIS, too, is utterly untrue. Mr. VIII
keson urges, as We DO, tue greatest possible
augmentation OF tue Union Army before Rich
mond IS rapidly as possible, being anxious
that il should be ont Of those pestilent swamps
aud iriumphantly in Richmond at the earliest
moment. His opinions with regard to It's chief
command, Ike our own, are precisely what
they were three months age; bat neither ho
nor we can be dragged into auy discussion on
that point at present. orr duty Is 10 insure
the greatest possible energy aud efficiency to
the arm that strikes for the UniOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

The Concert tonight in behalf OF our SICK
and wounded soldiers ought to crowd poa'
worth's Hall to its utmost capacity. We 10
not often speak of such affairs in this pace
but We entreat every one who can spare tho
evening and dollar to make point OF de
tending. Let us show that our City 10 no'
weary in well-doing, and that We feel our
deep obligation to those who dare and suffer
for tho Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

which was probably Union victory, as the Rebel
nsner aa,es there VIA severe loss on both sides,
witbou! material change Of position.
Our New York Seventh Regiment, Col. Leffets'
WAS sworn into service for three months at Bai'i'
more on Saturday. The 22d, 37th and 18th New
York were also sworn in on that day.
Gen. Pope is vending toward Washington, anu
gossip says for important conference with Inc rfesi'
dent, with prospect of command not Tar f'o'" 'ne
Cnnital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

jugeled, so a. to give the Democrats an
advantage in choosing Judges and Clerks.
All these errors told against the trainers OF
the Constitution, which naturally had Republi-
can friends and Democratic enemies, though
the division was naturally made on party lines
very nearly. But the men who are inde-
pendent of party generally went against the
Constitution and voted it down. Its trainers
will be wiser next time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23

Senator WADE of Ohio has one sou III inc
Army before Richmond, aud q second sixteen
wears of oge, has just enlisted under the %"
call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23
PgO-sLAvERY UNIONIslr.

0alSD RAIIA roE TnF UsloN!-The citizens 0. New
YORK oppo.ed to further agitation Of the Negro que ton
and in fvor Of the restoration OF To Union 1t and the
maintenance OF the Constitution a. It IL. are invited to
a; the Cooper Institute .dsy evening, July l. 1867
, 1862-04-30
MARINE HNTELL1GENC4f.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuno.1
WA Dafaoir. April -. 1850.
BoHnd Doton-schooncss| Morcy, Cortnthian,
Ataunts, sWeepstakes, Affair, Mott, White Cloud,
KimbSl, Lookout, Afcturna, Three Bells, De
Vol Book, Wood, Naomi. :Pzopellee Evergreen
City. ;@:- .:=:;
Boand U1p-None.
: TaE DoHEwAnn FEEEr.-The downward bound
meet from Chicago, which have been due for sew
Ehey haSe encountered heavy heaa VIZ: which
bas caused their delay.-Detyoit 4T16tas, Aonday.
TIE Tue FnAaKx.N.-The tug Lady Franklin
baa arrived here from Ashtabula and W1n again
resume towing Gu the 1t7er during The season:
She If commanded By Capt. john AoibrooE, and
owned BY Il. L. Holbrook, Ee4., and brother, ot
the above p1ace.-15fd..
PROPELLER WArER ,H1rcH-A NovELTY.-The
new propeller Water Witch, oE Newport, On the
style Of gear to her pxope!'ing power, altogether
different from any heretofore used On our lakes
made her appearance on Friday evening, landing st
b1ady's docs tor q few moments. Her machinery
is opera! ed tbY a walking beam engine. with gear
Ing, which, It Is stated turns the wheel at mucl
other propcl1efr. At distance the Water Wttel
presents a, decidedly novel. appearance-tht
beam moving croaeNise Of the deek, o.
ath#art=hip, instead Of fore and.a att, ~
on f1Ge-Whecl steamers. the latene5e
the hour Other arrival prevented ns from going 81
board to examine this steamer, bit those VIII
have, are loud in her praise Her model haa bae'
| will exhibit eome tall ,unning. She is fntende'
! for the Lake Superior trade, and VIII soon be 7
| readiness to commence her regular tr1p5.-DstTDs
| Adre,trser, Aondoy.
, 1862-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETA ARR.

TUEeD4S~EvE., April -, 1852.
A very noticeable feature in the money market
to-day is the stifning In the rates Of n. 7. ex-
change. AL at once the leading bankers found
themselves quite unwilling to sell to their neigh
bors much, If any, below the rates to customers.
Those whoee business does not afford supply
weze forced to pay an = and perhaps fraction
above. The larger houses we're unwilling to pay
much, ifanything, above psr. The selling rates
to customers wss as usual, Il premium
Gold was quiet at former rstes, viz: TX buying,
and 1a0a 2 cent selling-the higher for retail
parcels
The general money market is easy as usual.
MuwArKEE-The Sentinel says:
There was fair degree Of activity in the money
market yesterday: There is an abundance o1
money for all legitimate buelness purposes. E1-
change was in moderate demand and the ruling
rates n . cent buying, and x selins- Most O
the grain now going forward has been drawn
against some time, but the amount Of exchange
making is, nevertheless fully eauAl to the demand
and with increased shipments, present rates vii
hardly be maintained. We quote:
Buying. Selling:
specie es eva .:..ee...s......s1x@i4 i sA :.
!
, 1862-04-30

NEW YORK, ,Aprn29.-FLoUR-Halke SC bet
ter and scarcely 50 much doing AZ yesterday Sales
o.eoa hF]s at ss4;7b@A95 for super state; $5;1o@
-5.1e@5. IS for common to medium extra Western
ping brands extra round hoop OHIO; $5:5o@6.bo
lou ssf ette9 s: rs sobe u.s.. or
spring $5.3:@B,tO for winter extra. Rye -four
@ aSer aS sssa S5Es aa4 9s s'Si ses st M aaa ga
wine at $295 afoat.
WmsST--Little f1mer. Sales 75o br]s at 2s@
23z for state; 2311@2a for western LITTER an e1-
GzAisNWheat market firm and very quiet, not
enough offering to- establish quotations; sales
wankee club At $1-2o. Rye steady: sales 4,so9 Big
ct 79@8th. Barley guiet; GALES 500 bu at about
SO. Corn in only moderate request for export and
change; eales s. 600 bu at 57@5S for mixed west.
etn II store and delivered and 575159 for yellow
Jersey, the latter an extreme price. Oats in mod
crate request at 3s041 for Jersey, Canadian, west
| PRos1e1oNs-Pork- market unsettled and armer
| Some holders refuse to sell below S12. .7b0t800
sass 81 i II er ple sa1sa'
ses sude 5e Z the Tai sass s1a az S. s
sfs;ass I qas Il md dhsz am fsits ssss @ sSs as % & @
1ss s09aiy PBs s5sSs% fspasssa e sss sse9
apd no%fnal n2hl Beef hams quiet at s167sSi7:5 20
Cut meats dull and IN buyers favor. Sales Of I
brls at 4H@4k for shoulders and 54@6h TO
| hsms. Bacon-SideB dull. Lard-Market ~
higher: Ssles 1850 brls at t7x@sh. Butter sell
Ing at 6D1T for old and choice new Ohio and 11Q
19 for state. Cheese firm at 7@9c.
GnocERIEe raw in moderate demand AM
market without material change; sales 80 hid
Cuba at &c; 100 bids Porto Rico and $40 boxe
Havana at Tk9Skc; refined steady and unchanged
Mo1asses quiet; market rules quiet and dfm
sales 80 hhds Porto Rico at SIC, and Is hhds Cub
Muscarsdo at 2sc.
MokEx-continues easy, at 5@s . cent on cal
and 6G6H 2 cent discount On prime paper Gtel
ling exchange shade hrmer, at 11fx@112k to
merchants, and ,1275Dl1a56 for bankers Gill:
American gold frmer. Sales at l3@lX per cen
prem. California gold bars firm at X 2 Ger
prem: GoyernmenE stocks active and dr1ner. {
5. ta 81 97A@s7H; $40 Treasury 10lK,
STocKe-Act1ve and better, C and r 55A:
81 del; L and Y q; G and T 434: g and G 67sxs
c scrip COX n S g't'd 46H u S 4H, Amer
can gold 1015t; Pacific mail 1lO; \ &c 81; Er
371s ;:do preferred da7s Han and St 10 bonds a.
T and " "a bonds 54h; No is 504 Tenn
s73z; Us % year certificates e9A; u s 6s g.
coupons s734i do registered 97H.
, 1862-04-30

The Board OF Education held It's regular month
Il meeting at the 1oome On Clark street, -alhoun
penter, Foster, Haven. Higs gs1nson, Holden, Nose
ley. Steele, Taft. II Worth, Nahl and Wa, d.
Abfent-AeEsrs Do1e, Ne~bel1y, Sheahan. and
Stnrtevant
The minutes Of the last meeting were read, and,
ppon fnosion, II3y approved.
on molion Of Mir. Taft the question Of filing
s1ounea around the Haven School building was re-
fe,1ed to the Cocmlttee on Buildings and Grounds
IN nfnotion Of Mr. Steele, Chairman Of the Com
mfttee on the examination ct Teachers = ctrttf-
cate OF qualification ~ss granted - Mss G. 4.
Norman. Mr. Steele aIso reported that Ltbbte
Cole, g. Caroline AepinH3lf Laura A. Leonard and
Carrie E. Powers had been admitted to eeafn IN tho
Normal Department Of thn High School he Also
reported tie following appointments snd transfer1
ktnce thn last xneRtfnE:
Aye1tek 7. shoeklsy. appointea g Assistant u
art ia tho Foster School; Sophia I. Dsan. Asst 7
ant In the Curtis street branch uf the Washington
School; snd Eliza E. Ransom Transferred dom the
| Curtis street branch of tbs Washington to the
6cammon School
| VI. Steele, Chairman OF the Committee on ths
High School, Tecomrn ended that the following pu
] pills be admitted to seats IN the High School
| Aro1ph stoIbraud, Maggie James, Ada Dorsctt
C1srs T. Lane. Rsttie 4. 8. Miller, and Mary d
Cady. Cuncur1ed IN.
/ 4 Communication wsa fseeiyed kom 4.
, 1862-04-30

The market to-day Wss more active th8n On Sat-
urday, but without material change. The ea1es
were chiefly at Bic for No. 2, and SIC for No. In
store. A few car loads straight No. ! in furui-
was an exception. and above the offers Of buyers
towards the close OF Change hour. About 46, ,O30
bushels changed hands altogether, including 0Jo
buehels free on board May 10th, at SIC for No 2,
milling at 5T1Hc, and few car loads white winter
at 93c.
The newe from New York had tendency to re-
press the speculative feeling in -four, hut th ,re
was but little On the market, and that was held
hgures fully up to the prices ruling st the close o1
last week. We heard Of no transactions.
, 1862-04-30
COMM

MoNpAT EVENING. April -.
The following tables chow the receipts and chip
meuts OF lending articles Of produce during the
past week and since the 1Et OF January with CON-
paratiyc statistics:
1aEcEIrTa-aF IEAnI1ra lHTlCIEs AT CIIICAGA.
, 1862-04-30
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED -..,......Aprils -.
stmr Planet, Ward, Collinsrood-
Prop Sun Jones, Col!ingwood, It'll bsls 6sh,
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St Joseph, IS boxes
Prop ACME. Halfway. way Buffalo, large lot Bnndriea.
Prop Barber, Perritt, Grand Haven. Is N innl-
g ss bxs ait n51f sfnee0 IS 40 10 'ea'
Bark 81 March, TT 5ames, pt co1borne
sehr Tisan 5as Rohsrtson osEego 1899 bsls SALT
Sshr ] T$@s SiS5sls9p: AZ 6sxeso, 5is 5sls sal salt ~
Schr seank- S1nethells, Racine, Is m brick
Sch1 Whfr1x1Hd. Nelson, Ccnt1evil1e. go eds wood.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegan, Charlottesville,
schr Mazeppa, Mitchell, Buffalo, t4s tons coal
Scht Gertrude, Hayes, Bay City. 1876 N lumber.
schr Theodo1e Perry, Finn. oswego, 6oo brls salt,
sohr Muskegon. Batchelor, centrevi1e, 65 cords
wood.
seh1 Sc Fq9ss. Mckay: gRaalo, 4I nght, 1, ,ox
sehr NJ Gointiight, chz,stlsn, P7esaue 1s1e.
schr Henry Norton, carbezry. Amsterdam, Is eds
sestk sstk W9 stulges. Faith, oswsgo:
schr Km. Fisk, wolf, Buffalo. 15o tons coal
CLEARED. ..-.. April ss.
Prop Acme, Halfway, Buffalo, 500 bgls -four, seo
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, st. Joseph, 10. Eun.
dries.
Bark Vim Sturgfa, Faith. Buffalo, II, 500 bu corn.
Schr Contest, Rogers, BuHalo, IL, 600 bu corn.
Sehr Tom Sims, Reed, kingston, u ,s75 bu wheat.
Schr COPYRIGHT, Christian, Buffalo 1900 bu com.
6chf ] L Shanks, Smith, New Buffalo, light.
schr Nhttcomb, Nelaon, CentrevitIc, light.
Schr Josephine Dresden, F shegan, Charlottesville.
dssspPa Sesf 5eks Bo bs oH1 fs 81
seh1 Auekegon, Batchelor, Kalamazoo, Light.
schr Fish-hswk, Smith, Racine.
| EHhF Henry NAf4n {eArhAYry AfnHfArHATn
schr II Combright, Christian, Buffalo, 1s,o COO br
, 1862-04-30

It gives us no less pleasure to announce
than it will give all temperance men to know
that the engagement Of DR.. Charles Jewett, on
behalf Of the Temperance cause in this State, is
wcl1 nigh consummated. His present resi-
dencc is in Minnesota, but In order to be near
CT this particular field he will make Chicago
his home and headquarters as soon as arrange
ments can be consummated to that end, The
Doctor has roW been lecturiug in Illinois for
some weeks, Always to crowded houses and
with marked elect. 1t Is needless to saw that
| no better advocate could be secured; and
| those who know Dr.. Jcwett, or who have
an interest IN his mission, will appreciate the
effort, Of which the following is statement;
| CHICAGO, April =, 1852
| Editors Chicago Tribune:
| 1t nay interest Jour readers to know that
! measures adoped some weeks since BY certain
| parties in ills c1tT, to secure to ills State,
| tor the term OF three years, the services o]
Dr.. Chas. Jcwett is = public lecturer OF
| teacher in connection with the cause Of TEN.
psrancc, are likely to prove success When
solicited By parties referred 10, for that service
| he namCd the following conditions: That il
| two hundred responsible Individuals or asso
ciations would pledge to his support .fve dol
lars each, a7snaaly, JoT the ne1t three gears, he
t would remove Ills faHl'y to the State And en-
gaEe in the work: reporting himself and hil
labors to his patrons and the press Of the
State once in sixty days through the lecture
season. The teruls were regarded not only az
reasonable, but rs exceedingly favorable, when
the long experience, the eDyiable reputation
/ and the eminent qualifications Of tht
gentleman for the service proposed vert
taken into consideration. Efforts wer,
Immediately put forth to secure compliance
with the conditions named One half til,
number Of patrons have been secured in tli
| city, and In response to s circular sent t.
:, | other cities and many towns Of the State
shares in this enterprise arc being taken b
gentlemen Of wealth aud Gherslity, as well q
e By churches and temperance associations
Oycr one-haH Of the one hundred IS share
assigned to the country, or cities outside q
Chicago, gre now on the list, or pledged b
c responsible partfes- Towns, Churches or 81
soclations Of any kind who purpose to secur
claim to share IN the labors Of this distir
guishcd, popular and most successful advocat
Of Temperance, must have their names ente
e | cd for share Of this stock soon.
n The Committee who have had this NOV
ment in Charge, expect, Of course, that DR.. :.
s will, If this arrangement be perfectea) labt
q in many localities during the yeul where Z
j. stock is taken in this enterprise. Such 1oca
# | ties can have no claim, however, to bis sc
;, Tiees, and will hardly enjoy them 80 we'll,
l. we rightly judge, as those who help to reWa
E. them For the Committee,
ar E. s. WELLS.
, 1862-04-30

REcoyERrse-We are glad to learn that
Gen. McArthuri Is rapidly recovering from his
wounds. He expects to 10 able to leave for
The seat Of Ear in week OF two at hrthest-
, 1862-04-30

~ TIE recent benefit st McVicker's Thea-
tre for Company a, Chicago Light Artillery,
netted abeut $500, which has been put into the
hands Of Capt- james Smith for disposal
, 1862-04-30
L f ID.

In this City On the 9th inst EMILY n. only daugh-
ter of Timothy and Msria BsbcocK. aged % y,arA
Funeral service vii be held st the residence Of her
psrents Sa Lake street. this tednesdaEl afternoon at
attend. Her remains will be takto TO Rosehlu Oh q
train, for iptazment,
, 1862-04-30
.DaunD..

EOUND-Three Cows. One is q
H. da1k red, between II and u yeara Of age, two
white s:as sn hes to!shsad. Ehe CARED II "a M e
calf and horns turn up The other IL red COZ with
broken hoTus. tsnod down. The Raer ca eel mem
Franklin street. laps r5s73r1 PATRICK LaRDAN.
, 1862-04-30

spEorA1 SALE OF FCRE1TGRE.-This morn
ine ut azS o'clock Gilbert, Sampson s War
ner sell at their salesrooms, No. IS Lake
street, q large amount Of good secondhand
furniture, carpets, &c.
, 1862-04-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

D1scnARG1SG MISoRs.-The practice Of dis
charging young men from the army under the
legal enlisting age Of eighteen years, was yes
terday ended in this vicinity by decision
rendered By Judge Thomas DEummond, Of tho
United States Court. It would appear that
8 late act Of Congress, passed February 18Th,
1862, entitled an tact making appropriations
for completing the defenses Of Washington,
and for other purposes had q clause attached
to it as follows:
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, that the
5th section of the act OF the 28th OF Sep
tember, 1850, providing for the discharge from
the service ofminors enlisted without the con
sent Of their parents or guardians, be aud the
same is hereby repealed Prosided, That
mustered info the Unsted States A7my, and the
oath Of enlistment taken By the recruit shall
Be considered final as to his age.
| The 5th section Of the act Of 1850 is as fol-
lows:
It shall be the duty of the Secretary Of War
| to order the discharge Of any soldier Of the
army Of the United States, who Mt the time Of
| lis enlistment WAS under the age Of q years,
| upon evidence being produced by him that
| Euch enlistment WIS without the consent o1
| his parents or guardian
This puts IN end to a vexed question. i
may be thought harsh in its provisions, 81
under the late rendering Of the law & youth 0
ten years, If once enlisted, could not be dis
charged from the service By the usual apphca
tion for writ Of habeas corpus. It will hay
good general effect upon all future enlist
ments. Recruiting officers will not be trou
b1ed with boys, ind If boys enlist they will no
be able to play soldier 8 few months and thel
beg of py pleading the baby act.
This court stands adjourned until Monda
next.
United STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Before JUDI
DaamEoHd-No 416-Chancery. Lemue1 Crawfol
rs. William His ef; on motion OF defendants a
torncy, default heretofore entered set aside, Al
leave given to snsNer upon the payment OF a
costs By the defendant
C1ncr1r Court OF Coo6 CouSrE-Before judi
iAdnie77e.-No. 294-Alonzo Atwood rs. Char
Bush; oa motion, supported by affidavit, order
; dismissal Ect aside and cause reinstated.
| This Court adjourned at ten O'Clock, but r
sumed business again at 3 ?. u There vi
;, be no jury trials this week
: The Superior Court will open for bustne
: on Monday next, May 5th-
, 1862-04-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

Grain Ab1d .s5n soye'' Il sa1ject To &c st0rags,
mitch y petd ~ ~ onssst1 Ssn9attgsaf Ms pract
paid fos< the d5dtn to he s62eT. =, VHtn sale Is
mode; in te'4cA Tie seller Fays The seoTe9s, II Is
sQtao$ed = free Wt storags,'' Or =. .o:6"
, 1862-04-30

B For cleaning and dying gentaeman's clothes
20 to Cook Il Mclean, 98 Dearboru-stre This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. eb21-ly
, 1862-04-30

MINISTRY At LARGRI want place for q
smart English boy, about IL years Of age, in
OF near the city. ROBERT CoLLfER,
1T Randolph street.
Office omen from to 4 o'clock,
, 1862-04-30
THE CITY,

r. Sec ikdyesfseua ant Of Farm Wanted on
Yne os I1Noh Eentzzl railroad. d.
, 1862-04-30

- Buy paper haugiags Of Chase & Co., 100
Randolph etrcct. NH 29Sm
GAS F1T7EG-Carefu1 workmen to move And
put up gas fixtures pipe at 162 Lake street,
H. n. Wilsnarth ap 17-l5t.
GAS FIxTuKEs.-The place to get new ety1es at
low figures, 1872 Lake street, Il M Wilmarth
, 1862-04-30
SNYDER, COOK L co.

THOSE CARD THERAfOhEFt-
1 TERS are 1at nrH Ornamental. bot correct zne
afe 20 Vsrrnnfed. Agents eaHnnt md 11o,n sxes1
and coaEt11 trade SUPPLIED On N AbeEal g tes1na anzle
WDOD q CO, Agents. fur Western States. Roatn Ia
Ssuth Clark atreek, Cn1cego. Foat ohce Box3d1.
ap2+pft1Sx
, 1862-04-30

HOMEOPATHIC COFFEE A
i l. Hho9esomA beverage Tor tha Btek val
F4aehlY Recommended by RhystetAna
OF I'LL Sthoola.
CR HAISEY, Wholesale and Kssail Agent
ApSpil8tm no. 15S cisEk sssees~
, 1862-04-30

Ac1y1Tr.-Cnicago never exhibited more
unersing signs OF activity In ill classes of busi-
ucss than at this time. The streets
are almost literally blocked up With evidences
Of Thrift. This il well. The course Of the
Gardep CITY is upHard and onEard.
, 1862-04-30

~ good shade hanger wanted. Apply to E.
G. L. Taxon, 70 Lake street. ap2fp79
# Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn It,, and get
yonr clothes cleaned and repaired. no712
, 1862-04-30

WTANTED-A Small Cottage or
~ convenient Tenement with I've or SIX rooms.
destrabY located. and within twenty minutes Walk OF
the fremont House. 1psy MT rent PROMPTLY. and It
must be moderate. Address D. D. Post Office Boz
%9 ar23pSI4 St
, 1862-04-30

M AETED-500 Cavalry and Ar
w til1erv Ho,sea, for which will pay cash st the
Western sale Stable, n State street
apx2,p5S9iw NM PATElCh-
, 1862-04-30

BoAnpma. - Desirable suits Of unfnrnished
1ooma, May list, Nos. I and 8, Van Buren street;
, 1862-04-30

Heddiag ard CAL" Cards, sse0 styles, written
and engraved; By the Yaa1ss Gard 1Yrster,'' ut
Sherman House. Mall tTo red stamps Tor samples
a1So.Gt
, 1862-04-30

HooLEr- j. CANPEELL's.-This is the last
night Of this popular band Of Ministries, and
those who have not seen them, sud those who
have, too, for that matter, should avail them
selves oftl,e opportunity tonight. Their pro-
g7aune is very attractive one. and should
command crowded house.
, 1862-04-30

D1scHAnaED.-John C. MeGregor, arrested
some time since and charged With being an
accomplice Of the sailor, Hen me, in picking
the pockets Of the old man Grow, Of the sun
Of $50, while the Latter WAS in state ofintox~
ication upon the lake shore, WAS yesterday
morning arraigned before Justice Davis, and
after an examination, discharged from GUS
tody.
, 1862-04-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w To sell J. 7, LLofGs Great Military Ts5
centa coloEcd II statea 50 cents. United States Ks
Msp Is certs Missouri Map 3 Can't Three of xng ot
tfe ahoEe maps mall free: tor fo or separately for
La DON. Agent 1ao Lake street, Ch1eago, Ill
auIpS.xIm
, 1862-04-30

. ~ Continued sale this evening Of splen-
cid Oh paintsangs in saeh frames, as some Of
the choicest gems remain unsold. We ex-
peet that the admirers OF nice parlor ornaments
rill be Oh hand in good1y Numbers. sests
Tiu he furnished for ladies who attend the