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, 1862-04-19

srR1TuAL1sN-E. Y. Wilson will lecture In
KingEbury hail On Sunday, April a0th at N g. n,
AZ, and T76 ?. N. Admission 10 cents.
- Nicdermeyer's Mass In MINOR, one Of the
greatest Eacred works ever produced in this coun-
Try, will be performed with very large orchestra
and full chorus. tomorrow, Easter Sunday. at the
Church Of the Holy Name corner Wolcott and Su-
perior streets, at 10H O'Clock 8. NJ, when the
Right Rev Bishop viii otfciate- The solos will
be sung by by Mieees EN-. G8rthe, Ell Farrell and
MeEsrs. 4. DePassfo sud Shultz. The perform
ance Will be under the direction Of Prof. II. Girac.
In the afternoon solo by Charubini will be sung
by Miss S.. whose musical performance has al
ready been appreciated at the concerts Of onr
Philharmonic.
EASTER SuEDAr.-Morning service and COM
Church, corner Indiana and franklin etreets
Children's Festival Sunday afternoon ats o'clock
instead Of evening service. E. B. TUTTLE,
Rector.
ME1s1RT AT LARaE.-The usual services will be
held in Unity Church, corner Of Chicago avenue
and Dearborn streets, On Sunday morning, COM
mencing at half-past ten. Sermon by the pastor
Rev. ROBERT Co1LEER-
MASS MEE1IEG.-Fhe coIored citizens Of Chica-
60 will hold mass meeting on Monday evening
April 2l, at o'clock a. m, at the 4. n E. Church.
corner Of jackson street and 4th avenue. The
public are invited to attend.
S# Rev Edward Beecher, DID,, Of GaleEbnrg,
Ill, will preach in the New England Congrega-
tional Church tomorrow at ha1f-past ten. The
public are invited to attend.
% Rev ". c. jackson will preach tomorrow
in the first United Presbyterian church. corner Of
West Washington and Jefferson streets, at half
past 10 o'clock q. n, and halfpaet o'clock p. N.
, 1862-04-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW TonK, APRIL 1s.-zF1ouR-Heayy, unset
most unraleablc sales $500 BIS at si50aI71for
euper state; $4.75@4 IS for extra state; $4r50@
5 eaa a s4tls wsstsIn s. ppas s
brands extra round hoop Ohio; S. 1895 75f trade
brands. market closing heavy, with no buyers 1t
burneae doing at easier prices. Sales, 1900 brls
at $4.7b44 g for shipping; $54s . for wintes
S. e. Com meal quiet. s@ls'' &s 1f' Jersey at
WH1sKy.Lower. Sales, 500 b11s at aa1sc for
etate, and &c for western.
Is 0c0 bu winter red western at $1.31Dl 81 latter
an Extreme price Rye eteady. Sales 1 500 bn at
so@s9kc; Barley quiet and unchanged. Sales
3,CtQ bu Canada western at &C., Corn legs doing
and market favors buyers Sales 56, 600 bn at $50
5sAe ior mixed western in store &c delivered;
T&ss & for M Jersey and southern yellow. Oats dull
at 3e440c for jersey, Canadian. western and state
ces nomina!ly unchanged Other kinds IN mode
S. fnq ~ SO stsady sas
and unchanged. Sales 100 hhds Cnba at ess1s;
100 hhds Porto Rico at e56, and 200 boxes Havana,
STOCK vef5 light: sales 50 hhds, Porto Rico as o.
and 400 hhds tuba Muscayoda at q.
PnoF1sloss-Pork in moderate demand and
25@12 70 for mess, including very choice at $1s75
1G@1o s5 for prime: $l2 2a914 for prime mess !;
&5.N68 for mese; $1aR135O for fepack-
ed mess: 1411b for extra mess. Prime
in moderate demand at $17@1750- Cut meats
steady Sales $50 pigs at 43S@5c for shoulders,
and 5E@6Hc for hams. Bacon aides dull. Sales
loo boxes al 6s{c for Cumberland cut middles and
62se for 1ong ribbed do Lard dull, heavy and sc
lower. Sales $50 brls at 7ss@sAc. Butter sell,
ing st S0!3e Tor Ohio, and 159c for state. Cheese
firm at 656I9c-
MosEf-Market rules quite easy at s16 3 Ct on
call, and 65{4HH for prime paper: Sterling Ex-
change dull and lower. Bankers bills quoted at
California gold bars have declined to . Ct prem
With few sales. Government stocks frm-T 81
81 93as 9944 10 Treas Notes s9zsG100,
STocKs--Geuern1ly unchanged and quiet. G s
R IS; Gal & Chi 67H; c G l. lis c & P Il
Fan 124; Erie 36zs.; do p1etd 613<; n 7 c s3
Penn 6Osi; Bnf State line 115; & n " Ind b6:
163 Buf s Erie lat SIX; z IS one year certid
Gates 9.H; Tenn 6 5Gx No 49:zz II war loan s.
, 1862-04-19

Market frm. Sales 80 bags very choice for seed
at nc DEL 400 bu prime at 57c del; $50 bu good
At 6oc On track; 200 bags At 45c On track.
PROVISIONS PoRk- Dull and nominal at
$1oD10.50. BULK MKATs-more active and eaaier.
Sales 16Q COO ns shoulders at packed and de1iv
cred at PEORIA 9o,0oo ms citycut Shoulders at 34s
packed LAaD-Quiet. RAles "a pigs choice
Country Kettle at &C.:
HIGHN1NEsA Market very firm. Sales &c hrls
At aoAe-tree OF storage till the lat of May.
SEEDs-Market ior Timothy steady and quiet.
Sales 10 bags very choice at S1.5o; Is bags prime
atH$1.4o; bags medium at $1.25; bags do at
$19o. Clover Seed Eaa dull and neglected
BEANs-5 bushels fair mixed at S1.1o.
POTATOES bu common mixed at 23e on
track. Choice Meehannocks are scarce and In
good demand at 40c.
BUTTER drkins fair shipping at sKc
Dairy, 11012e-
EGGsLFresh, e9e11c per dozen. Sales, 70
bbls at 611c-buyer's count.
POULTRY-Liye Chickens, e. 0009 80 per doz ;
Turkeys, 5@sc per h.
HIDEs-Dry Flint, ,1a@14c; Green Cured, Ga
exc; Green Country, 64@5xc.
TALLoW-A pIgs prime butchers' at 7Ac.
BEEF CATTLE-Received, 499 head. There
Was good demand By shippers for prime Bseves,
and the market was frm-cho1ca qualities bring
Ing shade higher prices.
At Locm1s' yards, Bundy sold Baldwin ST head
Of prime youug steers at $a50-ayeraging 1,aA
1ba. Vim. Watson sold Tilden g. Co. 20 head Of
extra fat beeves, averaging ], 1,4s4 1os at $3.50.
At shesman's gard, Stewart eold Waixal 96 head,
av. 1885 lbs. at $3.az1x. Feach sold Allen 81 head
Of very fine steers, av- 1850 lbs. st $3.50. Feid-
ham Eoid Morris 50 head, av. 1888 Ds at $so0
French sold Rankin q head Of choice steers, ay.
HhX al ftta].1 oJ3 ru%A 10 L..
, 1862-04-19
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


TIE STRAITS OPEN.
The prop Queen OF the Lakes, which left Detroit
on Monday last, arrived ut Milwaukee this morn
Ing.
PAssEp DETRoIr-April 17.-Up-Prop City Of
Madison; barks " Pierson, Quebec; brig Ole
ander; echrE Saranac, Condor, S j Bemis, A
Medberry, clarabcl, ] Gross, 5eabird, Hampton,
Mazeppa.
DowN-Schrs Black Hawk, n 2 Goodel1.
FIRST VESSEL THRouGH THE WEL1ASD CANAL.
The schooner Watchful was the first vessel that
passed through the Welland Canal from Port Da1-
housfe to Lake Erie. The bark Quebec a1riyed
here from Port Robinson.
Fmsr DEPARTURE FOR TIE LowEn LAKES rBoM
3fILwAukEE.-Thef following vessels cleared at the
for the lower 1akee: Props Young America, En-
pfre and Prairie State for Ogdensbusgh, the Mo-
haw, Wenona, the barks De Soto and Grace
Greenwood, and schrs Return, Richard
Mott. L B Shepard and Mary 81 Scott, for
Buffalo. Of these the 0gdensburgh propelIers
have sailed. The others were still n port yester-
day afternoon.-iSea{iHe@, 18th.
TUG SuKK--The ting E Blirk suddenly sprung
leak at Algonac. on St. Clair river, On the 18th
inst. and Eunk in 20 feet Of water.
, 1862-04-19

From the N. 7. Journal Of Commerce, 16th1
Timothy IL very. duh and may be quoted at 81 80
Raoo Clover is Inactive and prices are lower,
with email sales at 7A@84c.
From the Philadelphia North American, 1Gth.1
There is very little doing; the active eesson for
clover and Timothy being about ovez. OF the for
1ner come 500 bu have been taken at S4T3. sud
from second hands at $5.25 q bn- Timothy is
Nominal at e. ., bn. Flaxseed is arriving, and
selling in small way at $2.1o@e.15 e bu.
From the Baltimore American, 16th]
Nc note small sales Of cloycrseed, good quality,
Of IS q bu- The demand is Low Tery limited, the
p,anting season having nearly gone By. We quote
sir to prime cloverseed in small parcels, at 81 s7k
@t. .12H; timothy at 81 and aa1eeed at $i.e5 q
buEhcI.
From the Buffalo Express, t7th.J
Timothy in limited demand, with sales Of small
parcels at 81 for choice western; and 81 75H1 97k
for Canadian, Cloyer-Sales 60 bu at 81 so for
choice.
From the Albany Statesman, 16thl
The retail trade for medium clover Is supplied at
SC. The auotation at New York is TAGDsAc
Timothy is dull and unchanged.
, 1862-04-19
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 1S, 1862.
There was good demand for Eastern exchange
to-day, and rates were firm at 4 per cent. prem.
selling and Il per cent. buying. Gold continues
dull at tx per cent. prem. selling and 1 per cent.
buying.
, 1862-04-19

y calculation that the price here won1d hare been
fn y as good
There are come email, thin hogs in rnarke:, for
which there IL no demand. For good fat hog \, the
market IL very fair.
Geo. " Dorman gives the following AZ the
Price Of hogs this week:
Live wgt. Dead weight.
Corn:fed hogs, medium ..1hG4xc 51Si5Hc
Corn.fed hogs, light and fat. ..3x@4 C i @54c
Stil1ed hogs. E4Lc s a c
, 1862-04-19

MATRIAONIAL.-A young man
1tl Of pleading appearance and atfect:onsie dspo-
si1ion whose attention has been occupied with hu-
desire and adopts this method to make the 90
qnaintance Of young Lady Of personal attractions,
engaging manners and refined tastes His means
therefore he is not actuated By crcenary consider
atione. Acting in this matter with the utmost
good faith he trusts it will be answered with COR
fdential ftankness. Address C. S. J.,'' Post Of
fee Box 3173. ap1Gp4s5st
, 1862-04-19
Opening Of Lake aud River Nav1-

Opening OF Lake aud River Navt-
CATION.
BY dispatch received here from Milwaukee,
to John B, Drake, Esq, ,of the fremont House,
We learn that the straits are now open, and
several propeller1 have already arrived at Mil
Waukee.
a dispatch from LaCrosse, to the same gen
1eman, furnishes the gratifying intelligence
That the Mississippi river is open to st. Paul.
ARRIVAL. OF WOUNDED SoLDlERs-The
train on the Central Railroad from Cairo, on
Tbnr1day, brought up abaut fifty wounded
soldiers. At Centralla company of ladies
entered the cars with refreshments and kindly
distributed them among the men, to whom
they we're very acceptable. The ladies Of
Centralia, we learn, are doing these acts Of
patriotic kindness quite often.
CHAsaE--The wholesale hat and cap house
Of f. 3. Kellogg e. Co., has changed Its firm
name to E. P. l. Broome, who has pur-
chased the old stock and, with large additions,
moved to No. 81 Lake street. Ar. Kellogg
will be found In the new store to attend to
the wants OF his old, country customers.
SOMETHING NEW. w.-Plumea's Patent Boots and
Shoes made to order By Jewett, Custom House
Place, apls TT
Gas FIr7TEa.-Cereful workmcn to move and
put up gas fixtures and gas pipe at t82 Lake street,
r. H. Kf1marth ap 17-15t.
GAS FHTUREs.-Thepl place to get new styles at
low figures, 162 Lake street, Il n Wi1marth
ap 17-15t
"Tankee Card wedding, visit
ing, ZIP. P. C.' cards, at Sherman House. For
samples by mail, send two red stamps. ap16-5t
H For cleaning and dying gentleman clothes
go to Cook q Mclean, 98 Deazborn-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city chilly
W For Paper Hang1ngs 60 to the old stand OF
E. G. L. Fa1on, 70 Lake street. He has the best
#orImen in the city. ap1 5u1
~ Buy paper hangiBgs Of Chase & Co., 109
Randolph street. NH 29-am
~ Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nor13
"Cau On Dunlop, sewen & spalding for Printing -
noyu-h22llY
, 1862-04-19

Tuesday. April 15-We find about a,150 head Of
bunockB reported at Forty fourth street. for the
fs11Pp'y f1I Of The beef market this II .S SEeek, and
sold On Monlay by the jews Who are gen
orally out OF market to-day, this being the time
s1e The faea made 9R Monds wefe
AID better than the average sales to-day, which
are only shade above those Of week ago. Up
70 a nqon % 1aae was he ann and me 5f95eFs BE-
equal to half cent pound upon the net weight
Of beef They were saved from this by the timely
ernment The mere act Of bang
in the market, though they prufeesed to
"a Tant but few cattle, serysd n to . strengthen
ers to come forward and paJ aaking prices. Nearly
al the stock On rale win be dispoaed Of today at
pslces equivalent TO e@sKe p, net weight. 4
sort little under Sc. The general average quail
y i ye1 good, better than last week, which
a5ez ,9a =, better sve1age price, vsy ls1gs Per,
Whole are three and four ,steers, fnllfed
upon round corn. which viii make from to 8 cwt
Of beef each, which average full 8 cts pound.
TIE CLOSE OF TIE aARKKr-
Hednssd1y, april 16- Owing to the fact indi-
1ast evening: and Tie few hullocks on sale to-day
saHer 40 decline, though there are bnt feW buyers
t. Some o s9na tHTns En9 hage
Wednesday than upon the opening day, WILL 60
Away disappointed. Upon the whole the market
u bettc1 thau i8at week 1oT growers ana CLOSES
firm. The weather Is very sprine-nke, though not
Jet ve1J WARM.
TEE K0a NABKST.
Receipts this week, 8 ,69S-
Quotst1one: g.. .7s@4. .sa3< y cwt, I've weight,
for coEn-fed hogs, and g 1904 for dtetlers, ara
the quotations given by Mr. Grant, superintend-
ent Of the Aarket. These prices must be satiB-
factoE to western shippers, or they wo1ld not
continue to send such large supplies at this Sea-
Eon We hear Of sale of Illinois cattle fed hogs
At Albany at 4Ac ,. which the owner thought
Tas better thcn to bring them here; but We dnd
, 1862-04-19

T11AH ~r-A -AA- L..
49,. ,,~... ~ ~
- Npa.n vas -eeu W
~ I,1r.a.1.aa ~ .,a4.ss ~ ~. a1 ~ nS4eaAH'
s,,ea .taso 49, s.es. .Des 80 popse4 az.a o.
60 ~ ,1,.,1 - ~ -.a -,a.'ao anu us
s... "S.~ 49, o s1aseo eoAstue'oois
s ~ Vs. 90"
s.|F' "n1~- ope1eo e'eAN' o. ~ ~ ".'eat W
ouD'''o' 4nslleenate4s sa'e "as' ano eloseo aI 4e
1ot corr.
The wheat market opened with an improved
oemano' ootn oy Shippers anu spectators, and
piiees ao'anssu ~ psf oasnei-"t1 npeIA
sa. sa11 a. .z0y'SS ~ ~. opsms ano tS1.ic
~. - sptius-.ne u4A4Ae e'o7tk usm d. .ne
~ - 49, - ~ ~ ,~s14 ueeuns
~ -. g. CO. ~ 4-N so'1' u 1s' A'u " 1N'ei
~ 49, 1'- ~ W. -
w. r4NtHTs uAoet q .ousu"'os VI u1n
vi" =. as ,ls' 49,, ouu ~ Wy
e.-"u ~ sv.o az m Ioe Wy
soou ~ snoi.e eplins 1Auas' '1eie 0ie ~ snip
pe'e - sne "aiAe. iof epins hA1ia oeanos' a.
o'el so.oo 1oe apout LIE oest pfanos.
Inc corn market was hr1ner, bnt not very active
buyers anu sellers being nc apart Old River
H1Sed was Eod at s5G5s6c sfoat, and Old MIXED in
store at 24H02ac-the market elosing firm.
Oats were quiet and neglected. Rye Was In &C
tive demand at a0c III store; but eeHefs were hold
, 1862-04-19

At the cloze there were but few lots left over,
and the market was firm at an advance Of H14c
LIVE HOGS-Receiyed. ~. The demand to-
day wae good, but shippers were unwilline to pay
the extreme prices of yesterday, and the market
, 1862-04-19

TIE CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL sRMNABY,-
The Anniversary Exercises of Chicsgo The
illogical Seminary will be held next week in
the Seminary building, on the west side Of
Union Park. The class examinations begin
On Monday, aud arc to continue during Tues
day and Wednesday as follows:
Monday-9 a. N. and 81 p. 1n, Harmony; Exc
geeis Of New Testament. 1015 q. m. and D. N,
Hebrew.
Tuesday--e a. N. Systematic Theology {Junior
c1ase}. 10H T. n. and 2 p. m, Systematic Theolo-
Fl {Middle ciaes
Nedncs sdsy-9 i. NJ, HomfIetics p. m, Church
History and Ecclesiastical Polity.
The fourth Anniversary Of the Societies will be
held at ~ p. n, Monday. The programme will
consist Of 0ration9 and Muaic-
On Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock sermon will
be preached before the Board Of Directors
Tn Wednesday at ~ p m, PROT Joseph Emet-
Congregational Church (Rev. Y. ". Patton's) cor
ner OF West " ashington and Green 1trceta.
The exercises OF the Graduating Class and con
feIriDg OF Degrees will take place Thursday at 10
q. N.
All the above exercises, except the address
Of Prof. Emerson, will be held In the semina-
~ building. The public are respectfully lnyi.
ted to attend.
, 1862-04-19

milwaukee Grain Market---ApriI II.
Excessive dullness was the prevailing feeling in
the produce marx let yesterday. The adviccs from
New York caused q nominal decline Of 1c in wheat.
The bcEt ofers were 74c for No. 2 and tic for No.
1. subject to &c storage; and the same figures for
baEged whcat.-Senfinel 1sH.
, 1862-04-19

Hides in New Xork.--Apri1 1G.
Are more active; the sales include $500 Cali
foTnia at a; 1,G.O Euenos Ayres at 25; 1890 do,
in bond at AZ, net cash; and 500 Orinoco at
g. cash less 4 per cent.
, 1862-04-19

Increase this season; 1;s9i. .a6s
crease to s777s per cent equal to Sc, 40 hogs.
The yield Of lard has been large, unusually SO,
IN }nn manE Sasea l. oWlng to me iast tnat at ante
were rendered into lard The yield of lard per
hog last season was 81 bs, and this season it Was
o. fbs, showing an increase Of 2 lbs per hog TAX
ing the whole number Of hogs packed each season
as giyen the total yield Of Lard would compare as
follows:
Pounds.
1879 1869 641
1e6e-1 SO, ,240
, 1862-04-19
buffalo Grain market-ADrI1 Ifs

Buffalo Grain market-ApFu 1B.
Wheat market quiet and parties apart. The
only ea1e reported eince yesterday was 800 bu
Corn market quiet and nothing doing. Prices
nominal at 3e@3sKc. Oats also quiet. Laat sale
was made at 31c.-Adrer{iser.
, 1862-04-19

Increase this season. Is 539 ,404
For come weeks We have been endeaEoring to
procure the shipments Of live and dressed hogs to
the eastern cities by the various channele but 20
far have not obtained the receipts at Buffalo from
the west the shipments by ali the Canada rail-
waye from Detroit. We expect to have them,
however, eoon. We hare obtained the shipments
by the New York g. Erie, and the Peunaylyauia
Central railways, for the months ofNoramher. De-
ctmbc1 and January this season and last, and they
compare as follows:
1850 81. 1sG1-62
Pennsylvania Central .5SD8 2o5103
= YAK s. Eric. 1898 12f-32
1304o6 32.S95
19o506
Increase by two runte7 19o49o
We underEtRnd that the increase at Buffalo is
TerF large, the great bulk Of those taken to New
Yotk were by the New York Central Railroad
, 1862-04-19

ARRIVED -...;.: April ia,
Prop J Barber, Perrit. Grand Haven, IS m lumber,
~ railroad ties, snndries-
Prop ottawa, Warren, huskegon, 50 m lumber, 80
Barque TuEcola, Richardson, Grand Haven, 50 N
stayes, 60 eds wood, 6 m posts.
schr Kctchum, Fulton, Kewaunce, $50 n shingles,
schr Wmp pAldrich, Simpson, Two Rivers, "a n
schr Charlotte, Kew anee, ,e4om shingles n posta
schr Three Belle, Clark, Racine 5,o9o bricks,
schr Speed, Reed, Letz Pier, 81 cogdz wood.
Schr Experiment. Dixie, St Joseph, SO R r ties.
schr Muskegon, Bachelor, Centersnle, Is cords
sehr Clipper CITY, Ingersoll, Wolf River ~ cords
Schr Three Sisters, Ferguson, Manitowoc, 80 N
schr Hope, oson, sheboygan, IS cords wood, /, 100
bags grass seed, &c.
scbr Boheeteel, Culver, St Joseph, 65 cords wood
schr oetayia, Johnson, sheboygan, es cords wood,
schr Gem. Emblight, Port Washington. IS cords
wood.
schr FiEhhawk, Smith, Racine, es,oco brick
CLEARED. ..... April 18-6s.
Bark Sardinia, Whitney. BuGalo
Brig Ale7 Mitchell Burns, Bnf5alo. Il rs bu wheat.
Brig Ocean Eagle, Galligan, Kingston, $4,000 tu
schr H;Kimha1, Judsen, Buffalo, IS, 900 ba wheat
Schr Geo r Roberts, Nelson. St Joseph.
Sehr HypheD. Osborn, Buffalo, 15575 bu barley.
schr Marchfeld. Coffin. Colborne. 1855 bu wheat.
Echr " WhirlIind, Nelson Cent1eville.
Schr Three Bells, Clark, Holland.
Schr San Jacinto Read. Colborne. is bu barley.
schr Reeve, Donohoe, Buffalo, 1a17a5 bu wheat.
schr Nm Aldrich, Simpson, Two Rivers.
schr Speed. Reed Porf Washington.
, 1862-04-19

The demand for barley ls not SO active as 1t ha5
been for some days, yet on prime lots there ia no
yielding OF prices on the part Of receivers; the
saie6 to day emhrace 900 bu Canada East at 71xc
in car-lots, and car load State fou11owed on +.
, 1862-04-19

FRIDAY EVENING, April IS, 1862.
RECEIPTS FOE Last TwENTY-FouR HOURS.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar
brle, bu, bu. hl. bu. bu,
, 1862-04-19

ITO RENT-From May first, three
Il new and beautiful GOTHIC COTTAGES, with
Bay Window ana Portico over bay window. TWO
ytraIdaa marble msntel ana gIate. + ons and Iear
each China closet pantries. Sc finished with hard
dni=h throughout turro1nded by Eees- Lets By 9e
E1epea DC. excellent water Situated On Lsse View
Avenue lsouth Side. fronts en- the Lake, H55e Park
Y d. Pssas1geEe y Central pepot 9 nttesa minutes
CITY snd lake. also convenient te state street Csr
Bert $4 per moItl- Inquire of JAMES C. MARSa,
NJ -
, 1862-04-19
RF11lphalS,

REMOVAL. Dutton has re-
- moved hIs Livery Stable from Couch F1sce to
the stable Of H. Ftlkngton On Wabash Avenue. be-
tween Randolph sud Lake streets. The old Stable IL
being tom down 70 make room for = neN one. TO ha
occupied by HI. pusto1- aplAs691m
, 1862-04-19

H We call attention to 2. R. Aliens ad-
yertiscment, headed, ''Tour Attention. in to-
days paper. Mr. Auen is an experienced
workman in his peculiar line Of business, hay
ing taken premiums in Cincinnati, St. Louis,
and Bufalo; also silver medal at Ciucinnati,
and can furnish any number Of references
among business men in Cincinnati, St. Louis
iority Of his manufacture
, 1862-04-19

SHIPMENTS By LAKE LAST TwENTE-FouR HOURS.
Flour Wheat Torn Oats Rye, Bar
, 1862-04-19

tr The attention OF oIr readers Is directed
to the announcement OF the Secretary Of the
Board Of Public Works, in another column,
calling for the semi-annuA water-rates, to be
paid on OF before the first Of May next
, 1862-04-19

4 STRANGE WEAros.-An object of great
interest Was on exhibition at the Board of Trade
yesterday. It was Louisiana lance about
twelve feet ia length, taken from member Of
company of cavalay known as the "Hc1l
Cats, ~ and brought to this city By J. G. VII
son, Esq, who has Just returned from the
battlefield.
, 1862-04-19
CHI Trihutte,
SATURDAY, APRIL -, 1869.
THE CITY.

Dn Nor, DRAw.-The theatrical perform
ancc OF the Court House, entitled Co1biana,"
did not draw last evening. There being no
QUORUM, the curtain Was not raised.
, 1862-04-19

6PERa OPKS1SG.-Miss l. E. Williams Will
open new styles of millinery to-day ut the
rooms of Il. ". Welheul, No. oe and 9s Lake
street, over American Express Office, where
she viii be glad to see her friends and patrons,
, 1862-04-19

TIE FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN IRVING ". CAR
soE.-The remains Of Captain Irving ". Car
son, which arrived from Cincinnati on Thurs
day evening, AID are non ut the undertaker's
establishment Of Mr. Jordan, on Clark street,
will be buried tomorrow afternoon The
funeral will take place from the First Baptist
Church at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, the services to be
z-f--~>n1 -hr RcT. ". #. Eyarts. 4 military
escolf will accompany ---+Anc To thc
f.eTrefeTv
, 1862-04-19

WANTED--By a ten years resi-
w. dent Of this city, situation IS Collector or
Travelling Agency for the city, Could furnish ts own
teAn28. &c, OF would have objection to C!erfshlp
Addrtss "a, !" Post Office Box 4i5l. APIS pI9lw
, 1862-04-19

GOOD ron TER 5lsT.-Gcorge sturges,
Eaq., arrived from the South last evening, late
Tom the headquarters of the 5lst Illinois, and
brought the SUN Of e, 1873 from the members
OF the command for their families here.