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, 1863-09-24
Boston Grocery n1nrket-Scpt. FL,
[Flom the Conn ercial UullftIn.1

CoFFEE-The stocks In frst hands hare been much
reduced and the market is nE1n with good demand
Sales OF 400 bags Cape At 25xc; 200 bags common ITO
cash, ~
MoIAssxs-The market ts eycted on account OF d
br sk demand om the trnde, aud prices are tend
cent now held at 41c and upwards; 80 hhds suri
nam 70 tho trade at s79Dc go bids cienfeagos mus.
cent for cash go hhds muscoyado, to nIrive at l3
esItye; y e to n oPoFtlsnd II etstns Qualities
&c. cash IN Portland goo hdls for refining 1T 55hc
hE sour. Sc clayed and 41c for muscoyaco. -.
EE6AE-Thc rnarket continues very drm with a fair
demand from the trade, and holders arc generally
LOCKING fos higher ratcs. Sales Of - boxes Cnba
Is, at 15s1@l4hc 2 n, mos, less cent n 3tns
eovaeoss sales Of sso hhds 1t lo4@12c and g hhds
sugars ling 1{a@15e for crushed, powdered and
E1anulatcd. and 12X91{Hc for coffee crushed.
, 1863-09-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


WEDNEsDAT EVENING, Sept q 1855.
The market for Dry Goods here continues active and
pr1ces arc very hfn with strong upward tendency.
The advance In gold has caused nn increase In the
speculative inquiry In al the Eastern cittes and with
the present scarcity Of goods prices there have ad
vanced materially during the paat week, and the pros
pect that before another week passes prices
may be still higher. Our wholesale merchants expo
Renee small annoyance account Of the diicu1ty
there Is In getting orers ed. and then also In the
Gelsys in the transportation between New York City
and Chicago. The railroads have Mnde contracts at
low rates. and now they arc sending the goods round
by ater Instead Of all rail- much to the incouveul
cnce Of the trade,
The demand by connt1y merchants was never before
equal to what 1t Is At present. and 1t Is encouraging
feature Of the trnde thst little credit asked
Thr following arc tho clostng quotations Of staple
raru1a in fhfa rc1reet.
, 1863-09-24
Whisky

BALTIMORE, Sept. N.-The market opened tnll and
unsettled, but Eotce better feeling At the Elo'c
aobr!s ohio tseeond- hand packages> At D@svhc and
have 10 note sales Of Sc5 6rs Ohio at size per gallon
Market Strong.
FMI1ADHIpII1A, Sept. t.1-Whisky Is dull and the de.
mand limited; brl5 sold at &c, small lots and
Crutee at sQER3tc. .
Dfts in lots at 41C q gallon.
, 1863-09-24

The demand Tor Western Butter Is brtak ut full
price anu for choice lots better figures paid We
onr outside ngufeI as tho English markets. are good
and the advancing tendency or Gold and Exchange
marks Western Kesefve 2?c to 21c Sood marks m DO
Southern Ohio, II yellow anu even color and ID neat
Peskases 1ss t. 1g ordnas nsss y Il, II fo IT,
Michigan choice marks from the Southern section OF
shc State 2oc to a1ci Gommon Micnlgnn liG TO ~;
even color, 1sc to sQc: common do 16c to 1sc.
, 1863-09-24

Ggs LUUIH x1WNUET lNMTNE1H~3EpFe u.
The arrivals by 1iver during the week amounted 10
sEais. containing about .2o00 Il, with hn occn
contracted for tome time ago We quote retail prices
ut yort Is follows:
CLEAn LuanEn-FItst quality = eco II Ut 500 ID
do ut fS5 % Sd do at $e5 U0,
FENCING 1000 It 1T $500
JoIsTs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r aad under q 900 n at
$3.50: DO 20 It 0nd 0ver p .G5f It at rs Q1
GEuD TI.aSK-p 1,no0 Il IT 80 10
SnEEr1No- 2 COO It a: z4IQQ,
PAL1N0-R 1000 It at $500
CLEAR WHITE PINE FLooRry1-1st quality z 1000 It
nt $500; 21 do p GO II at $s750.- -
C1EAn YELLOW PINE FLooRIyq-1Ss quality q LOO
# at 1900; "a CO do ut $1,000.
6kpIS0-OrCsset {cpuIpou} n 100 it at 81 60 do
{Ctearl DO Mt $500, -
SuISaLE.-shnvcd "a No. u 2 1000 at $50; do
sawed do = 90 at II 90
LAru-8 600 at 81 50. :
, 1863-09-24

To TIE HuNANE,-1cto our citizens prompt
literally send contributions for the siek and
wounded ut Chattanooga, to the Sanitary Conmts-
zion Rooms. Theatre building.
, 1863-09-24

The Foreign Markets.
PER STEAMER CH1yA.1 EBy Telegraph.
. Co1ToN- Excited. Market advanced l11Hc, but
closed Arm.
BEKApsICFFs- Easter-
rEoyIs1oSs- Quiet and steady
FLoUE-Qulet and steady. .....-.....
GEAIN-Wheat easier. No decline. Corn steady At
31s927s Sd. -
Pork dnil. downward tendency. Bacon steady. Lard
quiet at ss@lgs.
LATEST.
Holders Of Cotton demand IN ADVANCE
Observation-Disclosures,
Provisions Quiet and steafy
CpSsoLs-' B3s@93H; Ill. Gent. 6@5 discount; Erie
, 1863-09-24
4 Successful Insurance Company.

There are "streaks Of luck" in insurance COM
paniee as well as anything else: At least It ap-
light down to lie facts of lie case, Incl and FOOD
to The abtlity the the Integrity a1d
few persons achieve the success they covet, hut
everybody sees and appreciates i In others. Ev-
Gpe sea to be WIN %4n e
who are able to ride i ons has any business to
This fact makes It harder for new enterprise to
get established but awards to 1t more credit after
T has oye1come difficulties and reached sure
An instance Of rapid rise and marked success Is
ehown in the present condition Of the Massachu-
eetts Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this city
whose twelfth annual report te published In our
advertising columns this morning. Organized by
pany has teen stea5ily CROWN. eac6 yeal sinee IN
everything that wonld condnce to Its prosperity
The gnaisntee espital is $780, e. al PAID up, and
ita1 and surplus on the frtt Of August amounted
to $Ga tas m increase Of Sl29 sos over the assets
Of August INT 1s62 The total receipts q the last
over the year preceding. This is \ rare growth
and success in an insurance company, and argues
hoa on The Which fs he
to feel proud Of it. Its directors are among our
own citizens, and among tts members are many ol
ness of The company is managed with great integ-
rtty and beraity, and there are agencies II all the
large cities and towns Of the Northern and Western
ness in settling losses Is unsai passed and popular
~ the company now IL, i seems destined TO be
that in case Of death, they may leave something
to tboee dependant On them. The ANIMAL state
mint nlone ia enough to show that the company is
taking rank among the drat In the country. We
1t, hut deserves 1t.
We ind the above complimentary notice In the
Springfield, Mass, RepuNiean, Of the 11th inet,
The rapid increase in the assets Of the company,
~ shown above, exhibits the implicit confidence
of the public in the stability Of the company, A.
well AZ the able and judicious management Of the
buetness by the officers and agents. Mr. 4. Frts-
bic. who represents the company in this city, has
his ofdce at No. Larrnon Block. Being an old
and universally popular citizen, he needs no COM
meudation Or Introduction at our hands. About
four hundred Of the most prominent citizens Of
Chicago are injured In the ssachusettsA Mutual
LARcEsr.-George Lawrence and william
Lute7 reposed conddingly IN the same bed at =
ea1oon and boarding. house, kept by MI. Fltzcn-
berger, At 80 South Canal street. Lawrence slept
uneuspectingly, hut Luf1er was wide awake, and
when Law1enee'a sleep was deepest, taking coat
and pants belonging to his bed fellow, he inconti-
nent1y disappeared with them. Lawrenees pock-
cts contained certain counterfeit prescntmcnts Of
callcoed angels that seem to hare reached
weak spot In Luaer'e brain. He had taken proper
precautions for the conccalment OF the other sto
len articles, but the photographed faces he kept In
his pocket. AZ Sampaon's strength succunbed to
| a real Deliah, 10 his prudence WA overcome By
the Deanah Of his Imagination The pictures be-
trayed him. He was held to hall In $500 to an
eTer Mt the Recorders Court
, 1863-09-24

CcoK OF TIE TUG WATSON FouSD.-An in
quest was held BY Coroner Schmidt, yesterday,
npon The body found in the lake at the foot OF
Twelfth eheet the day previous, It was identified
a. that Of Stephen q. Cronan, cook Of the tug
Wateon- Hcwas Of Iriah descent. had no family,
and his friends reside In Troy, ny.
, 1863-09-24
l'hiln dolphin

Fhiln tIcIpllin Flour 1Inrkct--Sept. FL.
There Ia little better feeling In the -four market,
and holders Of fresh ground are not 20 anxious fo SELL
About 200 htls good. extra sold nt ~ and w bsls
extra family II $GG082, mostly at the latter rate
for good ohio; about 500 brls old stock family asosod
nt Is 2JGl5 90 y bfl.
, 1863-09-24

Tho journal OF Commerce publishes an extract from
letter dated ut L. Union. San Salvador, Augnst 8
1865, which says that-"The Indigo crop this year viii
be Insignificant, caused IS much from the scarcity Of
labor, which being felt already te as for the
want Of rain. II ts calculated not to e1ced 2.010
~ceroons IN tota1ty.s Purchases Lave already been
made ia anticipation at ver5 high prices not ret made
, 1863-09-24

DAILY NdARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING". Sep, a. 1883,
T EmEIGHTS E 52a!s. and st, steady ;.s The engage
David Tsrg9sen: Win wheat 4 &; 6ssS Sao@l Rna
Scr Malta, wheat, from Eaelne. at 12c-ca1ada cur
FIbUR-EeeeiveJ i, ,1so brls: shipped. 800 asls.
NaIGs1 qn1st bl s1 1sR3 J. H. rs 6zs
tfssa c!sS io SsIs saei:s $: Isas Wiz
S =: IS sss s; & s.s
sIassF tss9 M5XIER sg5EHs5oS S.!i staia
Il s. m M IT. ct Go e. & 81 m
III is 5 ssS aS q Ss; Il; ;S2Ress Rsss
81 i sa e. e SRss5 ssa sstSs 4 81; 5;s ssHs:s
CITY at S s9; I. e5ls geoa spHa. sggsz at $3.50.
Sas iSaa isap sG!a Sais M s sek
81 Sn,e, sp @ oa
= 3 E IS s:s s 6
siSsS: 1.sS F. % + aa;is; sop u as 4 slsss;
spring ii stofe 1t &c looo 6n Do at sic zoS b do
Psss ZEE fso%pE q ,, 4 ssss ep 4 20 20
.CQRNzaReeeived, $50 bu; shippe,, s4,.oo nn;
81 % IL y ssss go 81 do as 81; So 81 d 4
ahc; s5n ba No2 Corn at 6ae; ooo q do = s34c:
Corn u n. store it &c. RIVER AND CANAL CoRy-No
s@ 70 ss sa9e .sS B. g.
s9ss p d e Z s'Ss 81 81
DO q q 4. .doo bu do q 4sXc.
pei snlSo n ssols
$50 ba O. # ;sg; 20 bu 4 " kye Y store It IL
autst sss soss = 6a Resea Bsss s.2ss
, 1863-09-24
Today sass Ee4s rins 1;i1;s; - II; e k

eoo0 CemAnQ ht lA8l3C. InULTKY. Chickens, $l713
2.co per COZ Turkeys, sx96Ke per nj
CUFEEES-The market Ia still very active, aud
prscea rule arm with IN upward tendency. We
, 1863-09-24

NcV1CKER's sTHHATnE.-Hackett'sf farewell
to the Chicago etage will embrnce the last three
nights Of this week. he will appear tonight In
tho Merry Wives Of Windsor;" on Friday, for
his bercht, in Uen1y the Fourth;" aud On Sat-
s1rday as. Rip Van Wtnkle~ and "O'CallAghau.''
Let the last nights OF the great Comedian be such
as to assurc him OF the high esteem he enjoys in
Chicago.
Mary Provost, an actrees highly spoken OF, will
make her first appearance in Chicago on Monday
NEXT
, 1863-09-24
Provisions Awards ut Cincinnati.

The contracts advertised for last Tuesday, for
bacon anu mess pork, By the United States Comnls-
Bar1at, ut this place, awarded toeay folcWs
About onefoulth OF the bacon asked for Was taken:
J, Ehwson. 500 barrels mess pork It $t425.
, 1863-09-24
Foreign Commercial Circulars.

mode 1h..e is also Increased buslness doing in
oruipsrJ 6snnes blAnk cts and heavy coatInrs
Ribbons, trsnlnfnfs, vorste Is and millinery goods
are very active at 6tm prices.
, 1863-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

WEpNKsDAf EyXIHB. 6ept. zS 1869.
Tie following tahle shows the receipts and shin
rcents during the p1ss tventy-f -four hours;
KGQKIp1a fQR LAST 1YxNTY.RnuH HnuRa
, 1863-09-24

= ExcURs1oE TO CINCINNATI. Remember
tbs E1curaiop 70 Cincinnati on the 9Th OF October.
Fare, round trip, only 4t0. See advertisement.
, 1863-09-24

Receipts ut Tfle-Wnter.
The quantity Of -four, wheat, corn ana barley lett
at nde,xatcr dnrinE the "a week IN September tie
Flous. hIia, Wheat, BY. Corn, bu Ds1y, bu,
1S52;....... 1Ss5s2s;....... %20 f5ne@ 98l,p9o 22.2W
lee'''. 50. 41,<sV 443fau o,lou $50
lnc,,.. 1900 Dec 100 Dec ss ao9 Dec Is 900
The aggregate quantity Of the same articles left at
Underwater from the commencement OF navigation to
The 1*th Of September inclusive, during the years 1862
and 1865, vas as follows:
Flour, btls. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Br1y, bu
1e&........ tS8,too 17s63poo 126at5M 3b,sSo
Ae5........ ae3,S0 utSH.90 1B.N9.D0 8t,t00
Dec, 1os1oo Dec8 soeoo In s,s3a 40 pecs2. 200
pyEeducln& the Wheat to Hour. the quantity of the
latter left at ndewater this year. compare1 Wit, the
corresponctnE period last year. shows deficiency
, 1863-09-24

Sometime since, We mentioned the fact thtt the
Council had greatly increased the salary OF City
Treasurer. Comptroller, &c. Formerly the City
Clerk received 81 800, did the work well andfalth-
fnlly. and considered himself well paid The pres.
entincumbcnt demanded an increase Of $500. which
WIS granted 60 readily that he nov aeks that be
aotnosazed to employ IN assistant and Is training
nls son 1of the position. His request will doubt
aess oe granted, cven II the business does not oc.
Supy one man's time
Again-the former pricce for legal Advertising
weae considered liberal. but with father,v adec.
tion for their political mouth.piece. the Conner
head majority Of The Council have increased m.
pay for advertising ecvcn.lold. The 7a,ukx nov
receives thirty.nvc dollars for inserting Asse.s.
sment Notices which we're formerly inse1tea for NJ.
dollsrs, and 60 on. Treason ehouter. must be fat
tened 1t the public expe1se.
It il afaet patent to ali intelligent citizens. that
fully threcfourtht OF the tax payers in the city are
Republicans, ard nine-tenths OF the taxes paid
comes ont Of their pockets; hence the party who
thus squardcr money do It all the more Willingly.
because they thus suppo,t Coppeshead otacsais
AID coppcshcad newspapers upon money thu.
taken from The loysl portion Of the Community.
, 1863-09-24

and high We quote:
Harness oak Doruee Oak Cal. .l1D4t IS
Do hemloek.... &@s9c French Kip neAV7
Goaas !oos..... S91sae tol;gnt; l@@t@
billie a...:.:.. ss5Es iocE........-.:... - zses!e
bonsste se e9S s1sasSteF aasfea Oh zsSss
D9msst.e kIp;... @@Bc do hemlock: &@ste
ano prices rule arm. sALE1 Topaz: Cargo brig a.
Mitchell. Menom!nee. mixed, +udngtoa Go. Mllls,
mtxee spalslje : Nut IS .ooo feet ,at Sls1 Gasse
Mill ID 6000 feet al ls0 T6e folloKnG are the yard
, 1863-09-24
ANOTHER PHASE OF TIE GIFT
CONCERT SWINDLE.
The Protector Forges a aLady,s sIgna-
turea

NuNVGAT S~INDxE.
The Protector Forces Lady,s sIgna.
fnrAu
ihe following communication, receivedlast eye.
LEG from Mss. j. Fuller, speaks for Itself:
CHICAGO, Sept. Is, 1883.
,aHs AHsoEs tM1hpSE:-l TIT II wish !; 70 be distinctly
EVENING" Jonrns, neitber IA aicn Il - aee Fl. #
or hear It read until / cav It in the journal. /
allowed tue gentleman to uee ny nAme 10 Esturn.
n,er ~ tbe 3ncnrt I;fh - th1S eIaisns;tinn tSst
owfrg 10 eome misunderstanding with tts Press.
taid Concert ~as postponed With regard to
h.rtr, - it~ cnos a.I ~ .r1 IVY a.ton;s, nIsS. @
win please publish this, and obligo
1ous1 trnly:
MRS D. .. fuLLEh-
~ W. e'1a ~ 'ao ABOVE communication
.,o1 MT =, ., uaes, one Oh tne Difecsfeeses OF
s.Dss ns es.us1 nome' .ne circular winch mas oeen
- - n,.~,..- 0nu n.en ~ WEE pouuen-
.es'H' vo". '1o4' "ss "fa.'eh "ltnoat nel
-. ,s.',s y. A4.oosts' auu ne. s.suAtafeJ Jo1aea
IN. ~ ns.,.ne, .aAt
49,. - s..-4 ..,.e. A1'e ,s.,H..ss =
Tr..-IN - .s 80, 49,. .s 49, 80 y -. ~
~ ~ "0a.4 .@."s e'as -aN1
- m ~ ~ 80 .41ss ,.1ass."
-, a.-ses ...as 40 sa.a,,1u. ~ 's sA.s.s
r. n...'.,t -.-,
@S,.,s 49, ss...s t.s-s,s-...s.ir,- sa.,.,.s
- =. ~ Nv" "'e1>'NA~ 1'~'$'' ~1@>N'~0
Nh ~ o,c c.us..t.4. n4-
.,.ht .~,ra,a .rs rott,-1 s1.s 7.ot .n ,r+;.,s
dr,~r thcrs r,s rn,+n e,s.tsn+h ~ 1,1n,t.nn
a,ea r,,on then, Nv ~ sdvsr+,..,,ant. pAc,r.e
he w,. m, sd then n . .v,nd,er and he.
r.n,e +hose ,sho vera ,nned hv b,,n tb- n,et fine
AID mi nnh1,c,v crnose him nhe 1o,a n e.ct ba,
Ing stuan,) he takes It for granted he can repeat
the dose. He has probably purchased at auction
some"hcfe' = lot Of trash which he wants TO dla'
tribute In the name and under the guise OF charity
realizing IN the meantime from three to i've hun"
Mea PEI cent. pront upon the:s nfst cost' BY rat-
aiSg tnem on IN the name Of the - hansas SUI
aetesr. ana Inc oolale1s home- cannot oe
oone n 'n'e community. ne mas lelt no stone IN
tn1neo 10 aceonpnsn ms design. he has imposed
1'ioe$al usva Aa"es anu ecnueme1 ot tue n1eaest
reepecsapt'.5 N the CRY. and AFTER they plainly
a1o pos1ase'S refused 70 a1aow tneas names to be
useo IN connection win MS "Enterprase. ne
P1aeeB tae't names N ms ty'oe adVeftlsemeats'
nop1ns uessos 10 e1'f casse ano enafaetes TO tue
e"naie' ~. n1osoa "eaEs pespetaal blash'
Mlen as qule becoming man engaged IN this
Ainu o. ous1nesstS. 10 mis- numerous other
gus ne no" e4nlelts Inc gut OF forgery which
may se' gave MN s3oane'
"e "e slAu " Ano" tne Acts Il tRa case' anu
.AAe pressure IN unmasHine MI bsasoa+ VINO seeks
W sn1e4o M'oee1 oeaina lespeetaoie eh1ens OF
enaei SeA. AZ WILL ne1ealLel naFe Tue ps''tsege OF
ta'nans H'ellhooa a sone fespee1aole onelheea,
seooulo ne eseape tne meHteo prosecution LOT
iolgef!J as tne panlsc oy this time understand
Tha1 10 expect 1reh his "Chasstatle Gift Con
certs.
, 1863-09-24

UBwcoo Markets-Sept. 13.
F1oEE-Unc changed.
GEAIS-Wheat held above buyefs's views; no sa1es
Corn better. Illinois mixed 9t4c; others unchanged.
, 1863-09-24


CalcAGo meu1cA1 College and Medical |!
department OF Lind University.
A new college building has been erected By this |
nouraensfg iest'tutton lor The accommodation oi
~ e.a3eAsns e'aeses. !. 10 slaateaon enses s'tee'
a. Wv .osnet " haso.o fta' aoou' nan way W"
tne* .ue Do" "ese5 sp""4 aao 'ae VII! Luz
P!sA. w oce' aoe@ss.n ~ .ue w! ios aeeui's "
n!ea4 au' a1'sse'' tne q. spa.al ei.aAs' VIZ
s's. ~ hio's'oofe ~ g ua'is' =. A.u1 "'' -.D1
H. !snan'. ine eous &c Clinics oy iso'eeeoss ny
.o .o,o anu AnoseWs rue clinical aaseoas .a..a.,,
The Lecturer upou military surgery will receire
rpecial attention, the Proeaso. OF that department
baYing resigned bis position IN the AMY and being
enabled to illustrate his teaehnsa by facts, spect
mems ard a1hygc experience derived from the bat-
tie field The Students viii also be shown the
Military Hospitals nj Camp Douglas and elsewhere
~ W. Wy. +arn .on,nsn,., ~, ~. ..r.
ond MonsaV Ia oetobrr. and continues until lie
n1st Tuesday In March. following. J
ssas9 1ne a MsrsS ma cnntnuss M nat tbs rst
IT The fees sts y t to11ows sa,t,s :, Al.
lures In the College. 5000
Graduation fee.........................:. 5000
DisseetInr ticket OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s.01
Hospital ticket. 600
Al fees aFs PAYABLE n ad!anse.
eummer cc1tsv tes 70 ta.9 MalIaGuea ssanenss oi
on E: AapRsws' seefetefs-
1nsr,cp Co,r.or con,c,,u.u-nv|
an accident Of The press Alderman woodmau va
represented In yesterday mornings TRIBUNE a.
voting on both sides OF the motion to adopt the re-
port Of the Tunnel Committee. Mr. woodman Is
m uo-e1ded rnsn and don,t atten,nt IN atrsdd,e
~. tmNns, ~ ~. .neS W., ~ :. for tbs +nun.1
all the time, and voted decided aye on the ques-
ton of sdopttur the report,
Fon TIE REFORM School james Morrisey,
@lau u 'o0iteeu1 ~ aae t0o teP"Aatou ol oelns
full Of the old Nick, WAS before Commissioner
0ihlams uas mosnins' eoatgea "nn having
amusso hlmeeu oy throwing OIL OF vitsioi on
number of other children. He will be sent to the
Reform School.
Kurnett,s FIavorlnE Extracts,
FrrrH AvEs11r Ho-r, Nv Auc 1aso
xs..,. 1osa-s m pne.a.t ~ = r. - ~ na..ans y A''''
GEHrI1AHN: We have used your extracts for
several yesss and regard them the oest IN 1ae
and pu;e. | - 'Ds "1''"''' o>e '' s'A.u se17.st
Sherman Hama.
ra1o'ua es g.. ~ ,oe.
eHloAeot sept ~ 4ee3.
Gents-HasIng used your F2avorIag Extracts
In our House foS the past year. and compared hern
tfih ofAer Kinds, do most cheerfly bear tcAtt-
nopy Of their suPERIoB xK1rr.
TAeee extracts a.e cold By Grocesa, Druggists
and Fancy Goods dealers Everywhere. sel7-et
w Merchant. purchasing Boots and shoes,
viii rceo'lect that Messre. Gore. Wtleon Co., 81
Lake street to-day otter their stock to the highest
, 1863-09-24
Gtropt1.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
: the farm OF John Lyon. on tho night Of septsa1.
nsf 18th light colored sur1cl Horse between ana
l5 hands hlgh. fout old light co1nrtd mAne Ana
tA Light cnloEed lffs thin In heeh 40 IeEasa Nla
ChieaRo Rclllr Mil. On North Branch; Or to e: =
FHRl:T. 1t the Health Odace, IN tho ConEs no9s''
Chicago. sea Lsl3 =
CTOLEN-On the night Of the 2lst
irstsnt. trcn ny Farm IN 1ee Couasy H.. ~.
old. about nfteoa hands hEh hsAVy Eane ~ sa1 ms1:
hc name hargtaZ On tho right slde under snn p1ua
ID grey atsipe he length q ans nagen; L. III,
81 al ksaE IN tao isee. LIBERAL feNA{9 AZ o. ph W.
da,esti:n of thc thief, At JAMES 1O7p,9: = Essk
Treft. Chiraso. or 1t the Farm. ~ DhAFEh
Rt2lr9l53t
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-From
- Ut!on PARK Houle, Ehss horse, aoous elEht
VI NV s9 ead 10 H. by E. q. fREEMAN. corner Wal
al md Lincoln ats. or 1t the Union Park House.
aeH3-n143-8t
EOUND-An Ok, which the owner
l. can have upon application to A. aeEman, West
Chicago nosel It Holsten, by paying Charges. DC.
TAKEN UP-A Bay Stallit n.
Il Tho owner can obtain tho aama By a2p1yiax to
n: Hel%sr 1t Bons Head, WsA iHAdisoa SsIsat,
, 1863-09-24

BEEyks-The supply this Teek is Light, cot for want
l5ipE M e then torwsfd We presume "a the short
epIo5meat Of mapy q them Ia carsyinr sfocP ana
articles to and from 1he state Fai- We Understand
that Of 600 cattle were at Sus2 enson Bridge
on Saturday. without means OF ship 1cnt, nuj that
sQtne car loads we're detained It Toledo shesc will
sRcl the recetpts next week. The uncertainty As to
whether thay would reach hero In time ~ this weeks
market checked ene1ations TO cons cradle extent,
aud u1lness marx cd the trade from the opening to the
coec. The average quality Of the bseTesls poor light,
thin stock from $50 to 100 ns being 10 the
majority. This Ii shown on comparison Of the re.
cepts according to the rn!lroa eitfste OF sixteen to
ne caF and The EetuE. from the yn:as Il Will be &C
that the returns exCeedet by 2uQ the report rO
the railroad office, that tae average Is over
tesenteen to the cas Prices a1t 15e5c 100 rs low
er bnt there almost teat depreciation quality.
RKCK1pTs-The following is our comparative state-
ment OF receipts at this market the Central Rail-
road, eAtfm2tfnX sixteen 10 the car.
, 1863-09-24
Gas FIXTURES, GAS FIxTrnEs-The largest
and tichett assortment In tho city. Call and ex-
anime. J. WNGRAyE, Jn., 4 Co.,
eeas-J1t 81 Randolph street

~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific eanBce, In both fe1es-nem
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
chaIEc, Address, Dr.. j. skilhn Houghton, How
ard 4ssociation, No. South Ninth street Phila-
delphf1. Pa. ku21-am
, 1863-09-24
On Emit.

ITO REET-A House situated at
y Lafe View. near the Lake View House with
sese9 sfIts q lsnd. TIE Eost Of II nndsr improve
foo9s. ha1d ana sots Water. Tae rent for one yeas
viii two hund1 ed dollars Fo7 sItcntass inquire
ness So;ta SoI az Stask street, OF address Feat
ITO RBNT-Ths third (new) house
u WEST Of Unicn Park. fronting Forth on walzea
street contains ten ooms. Al for ~ 900 wood
sonys1!s1ss nv aad sFtatlc beauty. Room q NJ i i2
TO RENT-A fur1iahe d room il
Post G1see BOZ 81 1ith real naoe stating .hsss an
TO RENT-Two front rooms, 81
6fyAE Hail. Aea9- nj 33-ts
TO rem IA first class Brick
a1enass Vim ii iha sasa Non
fqs Tesroa.io,e M parties need apply to Df. MqEt-
TO REN1-A first class Marble
Il FEe1t Dwelling. ,ituated in the North Division.
1mpIoxeu e1ts and handy 10 husiness ". a. s6WP-
SON On Houle I'D Land Agent Room no. 3 Met .opon.
TO RENT The brick Packing
4 House or Warehouse. situate on the main river,
re.r I1en street ;!oee. Ihe building ta 90 By 49,
Eish fsrs aoets md !aIEe deck room. Also, the ID
seis-Hg5 III Room No. s. Aatieooaaa alu.
, 1863-09-24
THE CITY.

~ Attention is called to an advertisement
OF teacher Of the guitar, In another column. Ap-
plication should he made at Boot l. Cady's.
, 1863-09-24
~ Atlantic Monthly - for October has been
received BY McNa1iy 4 Co, s Deabo.n street.

~ F. E. Rscby, 50 Randolph street, is setting
Paper Aangings and Window Shades at New York
ptices At Wholesale and retail. TIE trade supplied
On the most liberal tesua. se24.fw
, 1863-09-24

Cor. week
This week Last week. last year.
Reeves ..-............z,9G $50 3sn 301
Ehecp.. a23 3M1
Hogs. So. 80. tS0
The cattle In The different yards are Gum the several
States and Canada, In the following numbers.
From New York. 800 from Indiana 622
Illinois. ........,.1EIs! Canada. .,...,.... Il
Ohio ,......... 81
Michigan ......- l96l 1910
kent1cky....... l73