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, 1862-04-29
Passed Detroit.

Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chlesgo Tribune.1
DErso1r, April 9Th.
sA7uRDAT-Ip-Prop. Tonawanda; barks 3. S.
Adams, Sovereign Of the Lakes, Arabia, Louisa,
Water Witch, Southampton, Fontanelle, Prince Of
Wales; btiga Mariner. Lowell. Hale. II. Lewis,
New York, Z. ", Cross; schooners St. Andrew.
Boston, o1eida, Transport, Traveller, r. Il Har-
nan, Alpha. Onward. DsshIng Wave, Northern
Belle, Reindeer, Star Of Hope, y. J. Preston, Da'
rien, L, B. Croker, ]. Il Drake. Florence, Volun-
teet.
Doarn-Propeller Wisconsin; bark Quebec; brig
Concord schooner F. Crawford
suFnAI-Up-Propeller Susquahauus, Weno-
na, Pittsburgh, Michigan. Granite State: barkz
Republic, Cambria; briggs Rio Grando. Isabella
schoonern Gty>of ogdensburEh, Mary Booth, Bay
State, New Lisbon, GuIlielma, n. B. Hibbatd,
Challenge. Jessie Anderson, H. L. Lansing, 4
Aedbury, Geo. Davis
Dosf'@Propelier Mineral Rock.
~Dx1Ro1T, April 29,
hoSDAI-Up-Scht Tartar. .-s.~--~
Dotr's-achrs Huhhsrd, Sanbotn, Ssn Jacfnto.
, 1862-04-29

and 5@toc lower, but after the news 81 the North
American came 10 hand, the market rallied aud
l4,A0 brls at ii 7ao4.eo for super ssate; s5.o51
e15 iot extra etate; $4.7G4 o. for auper western;
45t64b 50 for common to medium extra western;
ping brands e9tra round hoop. Ohio; $5.4s@s5o
for trade brande. The market for Canadian four
opened lower and cleeed rather more steady. Sales
150o ofls at IS G5G5.25 for spring: S. fax
wtnteT s5t1a Rye -four quiet at ssa@a 3. Corn
WH1zIKT.IWitheut Material change. Sales $50
GRAE-Wheat quiet end without material
change; scarcely enough doing to establish quota
tlons- Sales 1,ao hu MI club at $50; aa010 ba
LA; 5000 bu prime white Mich at $141H. Rye
quiet and steady at 79@Sac. Barley nominal at
bu at 57&5sc for mixed western IL store and de-
hyesed; tie for Jersey yellow. Oats In moderate
request at as84ie for jersey, Canadian, western
GRocEH1Es.-Coffee without material change.
Sales 900 bags Rio at 18c: Rice quiet; sales 50
bags Kangoon At 5@5Ac: Sugars-raw very firm;
and i'm; sales 15o hhds Chs Mascavado .. SO.
pRoF1e10Ns--Pork shade flrmer- Sales $50 brls
s12oe@1a % for 1nessi 81. 5og15; g for western
$9:67H for Tomps; Beef rules qaier and i.m sales
25ob1l: At *4.soG5 50 for country prime; $500
| nand- Sales go brls at 317.q5. Cut
meats steady. Sales 400 pkgs at 44lG5c for ehoul-
| dere, 6A@6Ae fo1 hams. Bacon sides quiet Sales
100 boxes at 7c for short ribbed, 7Hc for bellies.
also sales Of 10000 lbs rough sldes at 5s4@sc.
| Lard Iulea steady. Sales 1850 brls ut 7H155tc.
Butter selling At 6G14c for Ohio, 161a1c for state
! Cheese firm at 6N@9c
! MoEEY-Market SOS per cent On call. Prime
| paper scarce and Is wanted at 5t36K per cent
premium Sterling exchange quiet aI 1111l124
for bankers bills. American gold IN fair request
| at t1K91A 3 cent premium; California gold ba1s
steady At ~ T cent premium. Government
| stocks active and drmer- U S 8s Of 81 95H@9G;
| 7.30 treasury notes 100sxG100A,
| STocKs@Net active but better, closing strong.
pfd 80; Erie 3Gz do pfd 61A NYC 83H; Pac
Mail 1tsh; Am gold 10;4; Z 5 Is 81; regstd 95H
coupons y6: War loan 94df; Tenn 6s 56; No 49X
Erie Sd bd. 9411; T & " I'd 62H.
New York City Bank Statements.
! NEW YORK. ArRn. o8-Isoans, St9T ,QSS, ,825; epe.
Gle $25 ,944; circulation, $s,118,571; deposits,
$l01,e97.4e5.
increase in Loans. .$so, 1850
Increase in specie. le..-...--..-...----. 6,sbl.l6
lncrcaee In Circulation. n..-........... 53903
Increase in Deposits. s.....-.........-. s., 1895
, 1862-04-29
FINANCIAL IND 0mn1EIlCIAL.
MONETARY.

Tho week opens on dull Money market. Boz |
rowesg still have the advantage. To place any
thing Ike the funds At command eeems entirely |
out Of the question. In this condition Of things
would It not be well for our bankers to turn
Of their attention to our mercantile and manufac-
turing clAssee BY afEordiDg proper facilities to
thoec who add Snlues to the raw material. they |
could proftably employ large percentage OF their
spare means and thus add Immensely to the pros
uertt7 and the permanent wealth and growth Of the
City. Heretofore the grainaud provision trade has
afforded active and highly renluneratire employ
1nent for nearly all the capital the city coud
| mand and our manufacturing and mercantile In
terests have been left to shift for Themselves as
best they could. The confidence which the events
Of the past year have inspired in the future of Chi
cago has made this the centre towards which a
large amount Of capital has tended; ret, great
a. the influx has been, there is no city On the con-
tinent where It will be sure to yield large prof
| it and find 30 active and steady EN- Aoyment. Our
readers need scarcely be told that from Canada,
from the Eeabord cities, from Kentucky, Ohio, In
diana and Iowa, Chicago has added one OF more
| bnDking houses, several OF them commanding
/ almost any amount Of means that can be safely
| and prodtably used in the legitimate business OF
the city, The fact may well command attention
and dispel the gloom Of the most invetcrate
| a,o+;.-o frdre+.s "a on~ ,na-o..+;1. tatoras+s
santcrs --,n so.on ce,sc ~, co,1-1a;n - ,a1+ -,
desirable paper for discount.
While the heavy export trade Of the city
,rora ,.,o- -ro-o a.t;,o ~ 5o.1a-s ,,rassaa
with l1rger orders. While Of course there are
many idle and unemployed individua1e, most, II
not all, Of our wholesale and retail houees are
working with full force to fill the orders Of Gus
TONERS. When our merchants can ind time for
the agreeable their satisfied snilng eountenances
ans ANAL 5s sls sas ssssi seea OF h
motto sni it ,s to be hoped that competition
me1csptae n credits ccItainly I in the eel entire his
tory of our CITY. trade Vas never conducted m a
s.cs- ~ ,,orc s,,,sractorx has;a
them county merehanta VIII ind full and and yar,ca ]
stocks from which to o make their selections. The
Manufacturers any deficiency that past ] extensive @
ea1es canee onr dea1ers a1c too art;ro ond
fsr,esng lot TO- be fully for w any - damands
''1 Therc ~ @ natbinr @ new in The EXCHANGE no1set
The supply ia still slowly and steadily increasing
! On the demand Par buying, and \ per cent. prem
ium selling, are the atereotyped rates.
Gold is steady at N buying aud 1a@2 per
cent premium as the selling rate. The upper hg-
+ ote Is LOT le.all parcels n, . at. -...
3 says:
na1kef %as beronjnr nj to,ersbiv sctye t. @ and n,
= present week promises to give ons bankers stiil
: more employhent foE tleIT fands. Produce BE-
6monnt g1ao of win sh;nned - na1.np a4chsn1s
, 1862-04-29
Gbe Ctibunt.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1869.
THE CITY.

The CITY.
BRIAN HA11--Thc George Christy Min-
stcls open at Bryan Hall this evening.
~ Martin McCue will hear OF something
to his interest by calling at the counting room
Of the TRIBUNE office.
TEE Hr7ca1Ssoys.-Thc wel1-known
Hutchinsons Will be iu our city on Wednes-
day evening, MaY s, and give one or more Of |
their attractive concerts at Bryan Hal1
TIE Ecuoo1s.-The public schools Of the |
city, after vacation Of two weeks, rcopened
yesterday.
FEMALE NCRsEs.-As more nurses are
needed In our army hospitals, those desiring
such positions are requested to apply at the
rooms Of the Sanitary Commission, Il Wabash
avenue, between 10 and IL 3. n.
# We call attention to the advertisement
in another column Of house to rent and fQrui-
ture for sale. The premises arc situated at IS
Wabash avenue This is first rate chance to
parties going to house keeping in the city.
H Men Of enterprise everywhere will read
with interest Messrs. Snyder, Cook d Cas-
advertisement in to-day psper. One thing Is
certain, the business Of the country cannot
be conducted without such work, aud not
half its necessity has yet been felt.
THE DorG1As PeHTaA1T.-The canvass of
the city having been concluded fer Messrs.
Marsh, Rowe & Co.'s fine steel plate portrait
Of Douglas, the copies are being delivered to
subscribers Of whom there is good1y list
Any persons desiring copies will cal at IS
Washington street, or address Boz 4, IA P. %.
Boy LosT.-A child four years old named
Henry Chambers, has been missing from his
home, No. 127 West Polk street, between
Jefferson and Clinton, since last Tuesday. He
had on ginghan pants and jacket and a black
cloth cap. ANY one knowing Of his where
shouts will confer favor upon his distressed
parents by informing them
HooEY's M1Ns7REIs-Thc Success Of this
troupe Of Ministries has been undoubted.
The houses have been full, notwithstanding,
the surfeit Of amusement6 for some time past
and even now. Their season here will close
Oh "eonesoas 1isA'' suo ~ penooses loe
lovers OF tols lausnse1-pro'oAlngc CLASS Oh MIL
strelsy 10 lake ao'sh1agge ol INC nrst oppor1n-
my 10 60 anu near tnem. oee thelr adVcE-
useHent-
NARROW Esc.pp drunken nan n,,ned
f,otos zr,o rse;a.. r, 7r,.,r e+raa+ hoaona
enaaen,r s,haraa s,+n,a,, nfoht &C fo1,ors ;.
n ara. ...1,-,,t, ,,o1o +hn ,,ra- doc,- hotv,-aan
po,do,,t, .nd T .1-a straa+e .rh.r ~. sona
-,oere -n.~,,.;noa 10 ro+ f,t, daan --ato.
n ba.,7oa 1nst;,v to, ,a14, ~ 49, =
Nv +,a inst ,r ho - -;.,-;... g. 49,
1.a+ 49, - -~.. -
1~sasa1H - - - 49, .1IN no.s
oa.es' .as "as hlAen u cn7Asge W tae poiscs
:n'o .ui1usoeo n11n iousnss Ill LIE aotei Ct
1U14e' WEI s'ihct slaeon'
Conros1r1os RooF1sG.-Amonr the sea
sonah,e advertisements is the onnouncemen,
of Noes-s p,,n,t+ po4xa11 E ~ rho - ~,
fine NJ hn7,6inr ren,i,a and ;mnroror,onte
may we'll invite ottcntio, from tho oanor,1 NJ
ce1lenee Of workmanship and the approye,
sty1e and durability Of their roofs Some a
the -nost extensive CONTRACTS in the citz
those on the new Sherman and Richmon,
Houecs 1ere cxecn+ed hv +ham Tnev a.
-,-o,,,+ .r,d fo;thf,, =, +h.,- --o.,v a,a nn
a1s7rra H. ,o+..,,o.o - ~, ,-s4
-ANN
, 1862-04-29

ARRIVED. Is.
G1aegow, Ottawa, $500 bu corn, 49 brls -four,
Humboldt, Lockpott, $50 bu cora, TOO ht1a pork.
Laura AM, Ottawa, s, 600 bu coru.
Oce1p Spray, Ottawa 4 100 bn corn, 50 brls Tiue-
gar, Iris beef.
Prairie Chief, Ottawa 9,5O0bu osta,:
Imperial. Ottawa, 5,S35 bu eoru,
CLEARED. April Is.
Republic, Morris, 1.4o0 fl lumber, i box candles.
Imperial, La Sale, 1900 os mdze.
Aida, Il Sale, IS N It lumber, N siding, 100 N
shingles.
Angola, Il Sale, 1oe 500 # lumber, 40 shingles.
m shingles, 8 n lAth.
Wave, Morris, II, go It lumber, II lath.
Hiawstha, Ia sale, "a, s36 # lumber 5A N siding
N nth, n shiueles
, 1862-04-29

81, ,6o2 81 S19,501 II $3,1o1 30 dec.
The following table shows the estimated
amount Of -four and grain in store In this city
hom January up to date, compared with TINT Of
last year Of came date:
, 1862-04-29

A meeting Of the old members OF the Il Chi
cago Literary Union," 8as held on Saturday
evening last, In the lecture room Of Bryant,
Bell and Stratton's Commercial College, for
the purpose Of honoring the memory OF such
of their former comrades as have fallen In
their couHtry's defense, and to take particular
action in regard to the coming funeral ser
vices Of Daniel r. Farnham, one Of their
members who fell, shot through the heart, on
the field Of Shiloh. One year ago the meet
ings Of this Society were well attended, By
membership comprising some Of the finest
young men Of our city; but when the memor-
able call for volunteers cume, q majority Of Its
active members we're among the first to re-
epoad, and its meetings we're consequently
discontinued.
Among the number gone forth, whose names
will be familiar to many Of our citizens, and
who now represent the Society in the different
divisions Of the army, from Yorktown to
G, E. Forsyth, Of Farnsworth's Cavalry
Capt E. B. Payne and Lieut.. ". a Blodgett,
Of the Fremont Rifles; Lieut.. Isaac Garnett
Of Jennison's Jayhawkers; G. E. aud F. Q.
Apdeld, OF Taylor's Battery; and Messts.
Everett and Farnbam, the two honored names
mentioned In the resolutions passed by the
meeting.
The meeting WAS organized By the selection
of v Reifenider IS Charm ID, and D. "
Whittlc rs Secretary. Mr.. iVEittle offered the
! following resolutions:
| WBEHEAs; Since the last meeting Of this asso-
| ciation, two ofits most highly esteemed members
hare been called, In the providence Of God, to lay
| down their lives in defense OF their country.
| Therefore. be 1t
| -RfsNrkd, That In the death Of Charles " Ever
| EFT and Daniel R. Farnham, We feel that we have
lost, not only members of our society, whose tai
ents contributed larsef to its success and add an
| increased nlfAEurG the of mast nRnt.
| ings, but personal friends, whose pure, high
| toned. moral md christian character, has left a
1aeting impress upon Us all as memorial Of their
| worth, and
ResoIred, That while we mourn our loss On thei1
removal, we can but rc= ard the manner Of theil
death glorious close to lives 60 pure, which haf
made sacred their memories and rendered holle1
Rtso{red, That whic extending Cur heartfelt
sympathy to the families, and especially to tht
widowed mothers Of our departed friends, III
would congratulate them that In the hour OF thei
conntFys necessity they could lay such noble offer
ings upon her altar; and
Rteoiced, That as the sad duty Of committfn!
Mr.: Faruham'R remains to their last home yet re
pointed to attend the funeral services, as repre-
Eentfng this Society. and
Rtso1rfd, That copy Of these resolutions b
mitted to the fa1nilies Of The deceased.
1t having been decided By Mr. Farnham'l
friends to erect monument over his grave
committee, consisting of the Chairman
Mcssrs. T. S. Fitch, ". ". Creighton, and
". Nhlttle, were appointed to take charge q
subscriptions for that purpose, and the meet
| 11y afiinuYre6
, 1862-04-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

- Grain sold ttin store' is subject to &c storage,
setieh it paid BY the buyer src.usiEs Of The prscs
paid tor tas grain to re Stllsr. Hhen ea!e u
Quoked fires cf storugs,'' Of y. 0. o."
, 1862-04-29

HOGS-The receipts Of today were 1,496 head.
The rales Of today were as fo1loEs:
Hoga Avg. Price. Hogs Avg. Prtcs.
166 al $290i II 40 2TQ
Us 1877 363
, 1862-04-29

TIE HrTcH1SsoSs,-Thc well-known
Hutchinsons Will be IL our city on Wednes-
day evening, May s, and give one or more Of
their attractive concerts at Bryan Hall
, 1862-04-29

~ Martin McCue will hear Of something
to his interest by calling ut the counting room
Of the TRIBUNE office.
, 1862-04-29

TEE scuoo1s.-The public schools Of the
city, after a yacation Of two weeks, rcopened
YESTERDAY.
, 1862-04-29

-BR1AS HAL1.-Thc George Christy Min.
etcls open at Bryan Hall this evening.
, 1862-04-29
Boar1tng.

P0ARDING.- ndpleasant
- rooms to be hzd. 1t reasonable rates, at GAGE
E0UeE corner of BtAte and Twelfth ss1eeH Day
boa5de13 afso received. 4pS psSeH
, 1862-04-29

+" ANTED. Parties declining
Ing Post Cities Boz IL n mh9tu71Sin
, 1862-04-29

tHNAEET5 BT LAKE. LAeT FORTY EIGHT uoURs.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye, Bar,
brls. bu. bu. hu. bn bu
To Bnfalo. ECO aS7a5 ....3lQ25 1900
To other ports, Is It's 49,. 49,. -...
, 1862-04-29

and also to appoint delegates to attend the
Wisconsin, State Teacheraf Convention, which
Is to assemble in Milwaukee On the 28th Of
MAY. He gave some account Of tbs good
Eork which bad been accomplished By Bun.
By Deacon Byron. he said the opinion was
gaining ground that Wisconsin was making
greater progress in the Sunday School work
than any other State In the Northwest. He
thought it would impart new life to the cause
here By sending delegates to that State. He
pointed from this Union to attend the Wis
consln Convention, which was carried and the
following gentlemen appointed:
?. F. Jacobs, EF. psh Dickinson,
E:W. HaVley, GilSert Bortree.
S. S5: ): %ssdt %assddt' 4: 4 s 5: sse1sas,, sss1fsss,
On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed delegates to the Illinois State
Teachers Convention, to be held In this city
On the first Tuesday Of June.
T. B. Carter, VIM. Randolph,
R. II Guflford-
A motion was made and adopted that let
ter be sent to james T. Griffin, Esq, Presi-
dent Of the Union, now In Europe, authoriz-
iDg aag bin I9osp to s Union in the Lon
On motion COMMITTEES of three was ap-
pointed to nominate officers for this Union
Tor the ensuing year, to report at the next
meeting of the Union. The following gen
tlemen constitute That committee:
William Underwood, E. n. HaWley,
D. L. Moody.
Mr.. Wilder, Secretary of the Union, stated
that as his term Us Secretary would expire ut
the next meeting, and he wanted all his spare
time to make up his reports, he would ask
that the Union accept his resignation, which
vas done, and E. W. Hawley Was elected in
his place.
Mr.. E. s. Wells then read an essay On s'The
Model Sunday School Teacher
Mr.. Wilder then addressed the Union on
the system Of teaching in Sunday Schools
perintendent in New York.
mr. D. L. Moody, Rev. Mr. Hawkins o.
Waukegan, r. NJ. Guilford and Others re-
lated many affecting incidents v hich have
lately transpired connected with thier duties
as teachers, and the Union, after singing the
Doxology, and Il bcnediction by Rev. Mr.
Diekerson, adjourned to one month frou
date
, 1862-04-29

" A n TED "A Situation in
w Steamboat Forwarding, Commission or Tzsns-
po!taton otace Was employed a. steamboat Agent
h Cincinnati for nearly two fests Address e." r o.
BOX 333, Chicago. rGt19
, 1862-04-29

GALESA And CHICAGO UNION r. r The fol-
lowing are the earnings Of the Galena and Chica-
60 Union R. B. Company for the months OF April
18th to 22d;
, 1862-04-29

FOR SALE-A two story Dwell
\ Ing House for 300 cash: cost $l.23o. Coassins
nine rooms snd in good repair It 1s leased xround
fNo 219 Monroe sttset} Apply to JAMES BARRELI.
office OF A1moa1, Dole & Co., co1ne. South Water and
1Ass1e stIect8 dp25-p7GltW
, 1862-04-29
:FHr Salt.

FOR SALE-Stock Farm for sale.
q TO persons dest-ouB Of purchasing land the sd-
yesassr o1e5s hia farm consisting ot go acres with
abundance OF water snu shade. 1t is three n1es om
the County town Price $l5 per scfe. For terms, &C.
uunoH. apzSpS21,;t
, 1862-04-29

~ r,,r~,,,. or. .;,;.z, - r,,.
,a1s - go 49,. ~e. 49, so, '.
s% 49, a - ,.s. s ~. =. ~
,.ea.hs ea-s,ass -" ,' 80
i've ,re,+,em,n h,or;oc .1' nnrhno;s-s 49, 49,
no-nen ofuw r. 1eue++ nc Ca1arado ~ s1a
.,onccr snd comm,ssion ,nsrch,,t 80 49,
nv, .+-aa+ since H.. .to, 49,. H.. 49, 49,,
and lowered ahont crprv vonnp 1,dv n -esar
caoacitr In .i,hcr 1;nr IN th,s c,tv ars ~
the hitter pnrnoee has consumed o'roa. ~ =
entire stock Of vell Enorn t1or,st 1ocstea M ~
The smith end of onr c,tr .nd 49, +oo ~
, 1862-04-29

w WANTE.D-Secu1ity Fire 1nsur.
w aoce Compauy'sBc1ip 1t No. 1taH South Water
street. Ap1u9dlml GEO. BAKER
, 1862-04-29

w A NTE Dive are buying
w United Etates Certificates Of fndebteanes8
QUARTER CHECKS
On Cnite &sates 1Eeas0a pa5eble IN Ce1Itcates OF
ludebtsduess and Qnarte1Inasters FogcherA
c. c. PARkB & CO. BAnkers
, 1862-04-29

IT For cleaning and dying gentle,nsn's Clothes
30 to Cook b Mclean, % Dearborn-st1ect. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than INV In the city. ot9l4y
, 1862-04-29

FEMALK ECRsEs.-As more nurses are
needed In our army hospitals, those desiring
such positions are requested to apply at the
rooms Of the Sanitary Commission, Il Wabash
avenue, between 10 and II B. N.
, 1862-04-29

BOY uRo's'rn boy, fourteen ycars of
age, By the name Of Louis Huct, employed as
bell boy for some time past at the Massasoit
House, left that hotel at about two P. n. yes.
tcrday, rs he said TO take walk upon the lake
shore. He was not seen or heard from By any
peEEon after departing until six O'Clock last
evening, when his dead body Was drawn up in
the net Of fisherman of the brcakwater,
south Of the Illinois Central Depot grounds,
The fisherman, although startled at the strange
burden Of his net, brought the corpse upon
the pier and informed the police, who trans
fer1ed IL 10 the undertaker's Office on Clark
street, where it was quickly identified By hdr.
John Huch, father Of the deceased The Cor.
oner will hold an inquest upon the remains
this morning
, 1862-04-29

WANTED Hoffman & Gelpcke's
W Notes secured, on the corner Of Kandoloh
and Dearborn streets Also, 4 Il G's second cIaa in
deo1ednefs wanted. Cau It 90 Dearborn street.
, 1862-04-29

Hoo1Ey's M1SsTRE1s,-The Success Of this
troupe Of Ministries has been undoubted.
The houses have been full, Notwithstanding,
the surfeit Of amusements for some time past
ana even now Their season here viii close
on Wednesday night, and it behooyes the
lovers Of this provoking class Of min
stre1sy to take advantage Of the first opportu-
nifty to 70 and hear them. Sec their adycr-
tjse1nent.
, 1862-04-29

ITO LEASE. TO LEASE. TO
l. LEA6E.-The property, including building and
docs It the south sotres e1 sn4 M
peftsuon COMPANY TuIs y one Of the very ogss loca
ttors Chie79o for heavy feght and tra1trnrtsuon
business. Inquire II F. B. MANCHESTER l. SONS,
m f0 nsaIIe At Chicago np1tp319 2Y
, 1862-04-29

The DOUGLAS PeHTsA1T.-The canvass Of
the city having been concluded fer Messrs.
Marsh, Rowe & Co.'s fine steel plate portrait
Of Douglas, the copies are being delivered to
subscribers Of whom there is goodly list.
Any persons desiring copies will cal at 95
Washington street, or address Boz 4, IA, ?. O.
, 1862-04-29

"ANTED.-A Situation BIZ first
w class penmsn and accountant HIS had i've
xeaEs experience IN the city. aad can give une1cep
Post Office. apMp1E 3f
, 1862-04-29

:" A n T e D-TWo Hundred
~ .AEenta-Agents wanted in eyezy toxn Of the
tor Cutting lRdes' DresaeA Boys ClnIhlnE Shis1 e.
setuted' bT eopyrtEbt Axen0 mailing Huzn IS 10 IS
peE dsL. For Particular inquire II J. K0HLEE8.
034ee. 20 Metropolitan Block or address r. O Boz
~ gnG!oa1nE three cent postage EtArnn Chicago III.
, 1862-04-29

6 Men OF enterprise everywhere will read
with Interest Messrs. Snyder, Cook d Cas-
advertisement in to-day's psper. One thing Is
certain, the business Of the country cannot
be conducted without such work, aud not
half Its necessity has yet been felt.
, 1862-04-29

" "ANTED-A Furnished Room,
W ,vithout board. by a gentleman. {takes bis
meals down toWn) Private family preferred LOGS
Ton, vicinity ol the Avenues South Side references
given. Addre.s South Side" At Tribune Office.
ap.GPfS6Iw
, 1862-04-29

We call attention to the advertisement
in another column Of house to rent and furni-
ture for sale. The premises arc situated at IS
Wabash avenue. This Is a first rate chance to
parties going to house keeping in the city.