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g." ~ sEfoush the Progress Of the WAT our boys
hare manifested |crF patriotic spirit Fify-six
that 1aye tccn in connection With the school arc
rctEoI3ercG as frequently as their changing OF
localities will permit Others, no doubt, are til tho
army .T!om We have 10! acard from. o! the 1fly-
"ousd.d IL battle, others We tear from tie n9n-
receipt OF lvttess lately. Lave fallen oa tic Asld,
fkoEgi have no direct information that such ii
rent battles q sSs eonntrs; some kave Icc, pro
noted, ard one las lately been placed upo1 Rose
ctnns' roll oil honor.
THAcnrE's REPORT.
From the Report Of the Teacher, J. F.
Curtis, NC condense the following:
sour echoo1 continues to be divided into three
divisions the pup's p thc several divisions uni
flret division II composed Of The most advanced
pupils who receive Instruction in reading, ortho-
eraphy, writing, geography, history, mental and
In tie SECOND division, the boys receive inatruc-
tfon In reading. orthosraphy. writing, primary and
intellectual arithmetic.
who have acquired the least proficiency in their
studies; and according to their attainment, are
taught the alphabet. read in primer and first
reader, ard are taught writing or printing on
elates."
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE SCHOOL.
The report Of the physician ]. P. Ross, II.
D., gives the following cheering accouut Of
the sanitary condition Of the school:
During the year but few cases ofsevere disease
occurred. The principal we're: two casea of pneu.
n,onia- one Of pleu,isy, one Of congestion OF the
brain, four Of typhoid fercr, aud one Of dysenterJ
all Of which, under medical treatment, recovered
without accident. I am happy to report that No
desth occurred during the year.
During the early part Ct Wintsr eare1aly sevae
vailed in the vicinity, none appeared in the achoo
There have been no epidemic Or contagious dis
caees. 49,,
The vigorous health which the school has enjoyed
| during the year is worthy OF particular notice
This was mainly due to the care and Wstchfulncs:
! e{ your Superintendent in carrying out Wise aut
efficient eanitary regulations IN all the detaia 0
the boys daily life. These efforts under the DIVINE
| blessing, have been crowned with the most excel
| Icnt results, would congratulate the Board OF
what Las been attained In sanitary point Of view
it ie fact worthy to be recorded that but one o
| the Inmates o1 the school has died in the pas
| three yca1e."
, 1863-05-13
COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, May II,

TUESDAY EVENING, May II, 1858.
WEEKLY REy1Ew--THE WEATHER AND cRors.
The weather during the past week has been
highly favorable to agricultural operations, and
our sdvcet from the interior are Of the most glow
ing character. An unusually Largo breadth OF land
has been sown with wheat and oats. and corn
planting Is prospecting rapldly. The winter wheat
promises we'll
During the past week the movements Of produce
have been active, and the markets have improved.
Tho better qualities Of wheat hare advanced 51sc
q bushel, but tho lower grades show but light
improvement. Corn has been In active shipping
request at an advance Of 1c 4 bushel. Oats hare
advanced &C = bushel. Rye was steady and quiet.
Provisions were dull and lower. Flour suffered =
decline Of &c q brl and closes heavy.
The following tables show the receipts AMI ship
menta Of produce during the past week and since
the 1rst of January last:
, 1863-05-13
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
THE HONET MARKER.


There is continued heavy demand for money, |
which bankers arc still able fully to meet. Not t
only do produce operators make large drafts upon
bankers, but business men of all kinds were never
using 20 much money. Deposits we're never go
large as now.
The demand for New York exchange is heavy
and rates are firm at former quotations, rig: parGl
Il buying, and x eclling with all the banks but
one, whosc rate to customers, rs heretofore, Is IS.
The rates for gold in Wall street, according to
private adrices, were 14s1z1liSA; closing at ~.
The brokers ht re paid 147e249 very few. however,
paid the upper figure.
The price o. eilYe WAS 13c@135. Kentucky and
Indiana 10aG1c3 New Treasury Notes arc plenty.
The nominal price is r. The banks generally re-
fuse to pay my premium for them.
Canada currency is worth 145.
GoyEnSsrx7 $50 Bovps.-We have frequently
spoken OF Government $50 securities as most
desirable Investment. The New York Times Of
yesterday has the following excellent paragraph on
the same subject:
| prccjatfng more and more every day the superior
cr.dit and liberal and certain interest in gold coin
the as as q af e 1aen ~ sa -
Currency It par into the go yeal ps5 s,,,,, seat
| phia and lis sub agents in Wall street, arc fairly
| uycr1un with applications from S100:o00 down to
| a50 O. 500 bonds Of this issnc. A large number
ofaprlirat;ors src also made at the Treasury Office
direct. 1t tho present premium on gold, the stock
| nsrs r1.or Gf al favafinp q - ct,l1t ~ anuum:
when gold falls to 1:s31s. 1t win pay cent and
| when 10 - 2 cent, II WIN pay ~ Y t1 Gsnl. 2
eenn; c.ncr4i Tesnmnt;o,, ~ of snas,c naTmcnta
v1.iie III, inrnme viii retnrn to + a cent. thc
;aer.si ,-aferanro ,xhtb MI, he sh1,vn ~ ria
W.. III 1l saenE;t;s rar;n1 ~ ~ arn - ~ cct
in.ar"s, M xi1I enahic thc ioder If 50 snoseI to
III ont ~ " hardso,nn nv nro1o;n,rn fndna5 +hore
seA on at a y anfte th
T,cssny n fa'ev ths ti' 1nns Wen vo1nnt.1y
nns II msr vii r, aac Vii, he mac rti,rr
~ tsc so1c aa at ccct stoct et nren,;uns ar ~
ce1,t soc T ~ nar cnn,fhfI. the 1oan of
Iss1 is COMMANDING i0sl09 q cent. and viii, in
a probability reach LII before tho 1st july coupon
1as nne naG !9an .t r. nov 20 wiJe,y @ ust9uSo @ e
| sr'1e+a A~'' '~' s ' ~ ~"
, 1863-05-13

TO-DAY the receipts Of produce embraced 9,6s3
hrs -four, 49, 100 bn wheat, 105 1a3 bu corn, i5
bn oats 4n bu TIC, and 251 bu barley. The Ship
meIts BY Lake amounted to Is. 400 brs flour, 1890
bu wheat, 36s300 bu corn, and &, GOO bu oats.
There was fair attendance on Change, and un-
der steady demand By shippers the markets fo-
nearly ai1 kinds Of produce were active and firm.
The demand for Wheat By Canadian buyers was
active, and No. Spring advanced H61e per bush.
81. With increased activity st s1.l591.1s. No.2
Spring, however, showed no material improve
,nent, but the market was atmes-with moderate
Eafce at e5G9c-closing firm at 97c for North Side
receipts Rejected Spring Wheat WAS quiet at 75
Qs0c for South Side receipts. Winter Wheat was
in good request at 81 .l6t for No. 2 Red
, 1863-05-13

rn All Afflicted With Catarrh, Throat
niscake aud Affections OF the Ghost.

Dr. L winetow aver: Ph7sician for Adeetlons ,9 ot
isniidinr. corner Of Randolph and Dearborn sts..
riycs hls entire attention to this department of
pasee Tho success htsa H., has a.. u
Chicago. It is especially desirable that al who m
have neea of medical aid ethes fet Gstssth Asth
application. The patient at distance, who cannot
come TO the city rcman her, for tze.tnent, can
aftcr m examination. rotutn home and pursue the
, 1863-05-13
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKEr.

Tuesday EyES1So, May II. 1888.
In the early part Of the week, the staEtlln;; n,
mors. stating that Richmond wss captured, and
that the rebels we're defeated, had the elect o1
creating temporary luil in the market, but since
these r1nora have proyed tallaeious. trade has
again renew Itself with its accustomed actiyity
Although We hear Of no hearJ TRANSACTIONS, sun
the merchants say theJ have ABOUT a. huen as
they are able to do. ..
der the influence OF an advAuee II NeW 1osk, snow
ture 10 notice. New Orleans Aolsssc arc making
their Appearance and are held It 5sGes6c. WegtVe
the closing quotations as follows:
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., r. 1as;as; kas sayaassa s Pc: 81. cls.;ns
81 IN bsgs M has sivanced Sc per b:s tle dose1s
:. IIiEg a; Il Is. Wilhent racks, Dliy i selling
1T S5co. F"Ex1es-Dnrins the week, thsze ans /
We " e nTanee sa our Ht fy nc pes
ta1cs few days since Of 800 sacks IT 81 81 Hold
81 :; r. soff z5s safip wt 1s5s:s
per EOS 1be In t,sSllea sacks. We quote:
Do,tEsT1e- Ononea:a Ffne..- .$l.I5p--..
" ~ Saginaw flnc....... I.INt'...
Ground soAr.- -......-..... -. ~ N2..-.
- Dair. with sscks. :.........-.. 4.s5D....
FoKE1GS-E. A. 3 eacR Of a1O 1ns. L 6olsa00
Turks Island. p 14o 1bs. i .12K@a ~ s5
TonAT the eates vert - 500 brfs Michigan
nFs s. ar" sse q sfs e. sai Il IS
c1pool Dairy lin twtl1ed eacks) ut S325 = - q.
sEEDs-cLosE1-ThcEc T. 70 demand and tys shs
and nominal mt q 500 60, with sales Of good an-
delaand By manufacturers at s1:75cbs.so., HusGA-
towa an adssnee q q 9S The wesS
closing At q .saDl.75 2 bu.
TALLoW5!n li,n,ted demand st exc tos prime
city. hnd sAGec for country. TO-DAY 10 bsls fair
LEAF ToBACOOITherc IL not much offering
and the market is dull 1t sa1ss for State, accord
arg.o % 9aallty: a 7, :. ~. ,,,o, ..,,~f+v n +ha
msrket as The ttade an only buying for immediate
wants; chsM;sas We quote: Smoking
..sta1 sa*hS of the ~est." eoc 8. snesiDs 14c
{ss| $ssi5's f1ds: q sH'oEiSs:
WooDES wARThere Is no essenti. change
esS5q; a. ~ e: e. Psi,s s,?'se seep,
do No. o.3........ 1000 q doz..- -.-.Ga0
, 1863-05-13
Moro Publication Schemes.
M1LwACKcE, May ., 1868.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Among the many plans suggested for draining
your city, and for keeping sand distractions away
from the mouth Of your river, hare not eeeu the
one mentioned which seems TO me the most FEAST
bic. II bad the directing Of Improvements for
north Of Chicago from the north branch OF your
river TO the, lake: and make basin o.
reservoir at the lake end OF 1t by building
. CogeE Dam. the top OF which shonii be about
four fctt above the level OF the lake. the lake side
Of It elopins At an angle Of about is deg, 20 that
tic waves OF the lake. when the wind blows. would
water higher than the river, which woull, as q
mattcrof course flow through the canal into the
river. and Hnd its ag S the natural ontlet TO the
and aeo form current enongh to sweep the aeon
n,ulatinc sand away from the rivers mouth. II
south OF the city communicating with the South
branch Of the river. j. D. SMITH.
, 1863-05-13

GOVERNMENT sTucKs.
Government Stocks little frner and more active.
Q; 3. es 81 cou.- 1877: Treas. Sept April 1T
MoSET.-Easy st 5@6 per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet at 16n31f4 for first cla.e
bills.
Gold without decided change. opening ut 1474,
advancing to 143A and closing fzm at ILL.,
EKcoSp BOARD.
NEW. YoKK, May 1a-The following arc closing
qnotatione.foday:
Michigan Southern IS, 63;3 bid, 85 aaeked.
Tennessee 6s' CO bid.
Gold 1ls7s bid, 1872. asked.
Pacific Mail 100,
Quicksilver Il bid, Az asked.
New York Central 11!si bid and asked.
Eric W.. bid, 9.1 asked.
, 1863-05-13

PERsosA1,-Col. Eldridee, Of the 127th
Illinois volunteers, is eommandant Of Rich
mond Post, Ia, m important position be-
tween M1llikcn's Bend and Grand Gull. His
health and that Of the boys Ii excellent.
, 1863-05-13
WETTKH4K REVIEW OF TIE
CHICAGO N14A5shE,T.

TUESDAY EVENING, May Il, 1868.
F11EIGHTS-LAKE-Th engagements to-day
were Hight, and rates firm To BuFEALo-Schts
Three l}ells and VIM. e. Stephens, with corn, at
Sc; schr. G. D. NorEis, taken Int mighty with
To OswEIo-Schr. Henry Hager, to arrive, with
ryc, ut 1aSc. 10 load at two houses; brig Powlat-
tan. with wheat, at 14asc-
RAILROAD Fng1GnTs-There is no thance In
rates since the date Of cur Inst review. We quo.o
6a fllInWR. -
, 1863-05-13

At a meeting Of the Buard of Managers Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, held
Monday evening, My lsth, the following re-
solutions we're adopted:
TuKnEAs, THE Board have bcsna apprised Of the
death ot Capt. Il. D. Frensh. OF tho 1st Board OF
Trade Regiment Of Illinois Volunteers, who euliet-
ed and went into the service under the auspices OF
the Young Meme Chriet3au Association, therefore
Efsared. That in this dis2cnsatton OF an allwlse
Providence We hare lost an earnest Ch1lstian bro
ther and the army faithful soldier, and that NC
sympathize with the family Of the dtccasedin their
affection, whose loss ia irreparahlc and who can
find consolation alone from the God Of the widow
and the fatherless.
Resdrtd, That j. V. Faswc!l, E. S. Wells, L. G.
Wrenn. c. ], Richardson. 4. r. Campbell, D. ",
Baker: E. l. Braineri and T: =. nawley: be a
committee to cooperate with the family and friends
OF the deceased. ii making arrangements for the
funeral services -.
published in the daily papers. md that copies be
sent by the Secretary to the family Of the deceased
and to tie regiment OF which he WAS member.
e. IF, HAWIEY. Rec, Sec.
, 1863-05-13

eY The ship North America has arrived at
New York with passengers on board, whose
friends procured tickets Of fGrceucbaum s. Co,
, 1863-05-13

RoaBEnT.-A bold til-tappcr, yesterday,
stole tiyc dollar bill from the money drawer
in Dickson's grocery store, 13a Dearborn
ct Tnnf
, 1863-05-13

By TclegEaph1 NEW York. NAY T.
Cu,rrnt prices for the week, in all the markets,
are a. follows: Etef cattle, per ewt, 1st quail :,
f1e,6eG14eo; ordinary, .sn:H:1iaoo; comnon;
$40 NG11b0; inferior. $i00eGS10g; cows and
81 %: common $35GGtlooo; Inferior, $1t0R
Is 90; veal calves. per pound: 1st quality. 6A1.c:
esn4'x shssp sSoF heaa sSt2ss ss sl5;Si
prime. s7s6d1s.o0: ordinary. IS 5o65;-so; com
mon, .s5-T:G6-5o; inferior, As595.5o. Swine,
4hGtaAc; still fed. 35114Kc. The total receipts
Of Ill the stock at ali the yards for the week, arc
500 beeyes, 1871 cowe, IS! veal calves, sheep and
lambs 3,I13, swine 1,623
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U)lfago Qribn11c.
THE CITY.

PATENT AwARpED.-C. +. Lcichtncr, Of this
city, has jus: been awarded patent for col.
1apsible boats.
, 1863-05-13
A Suggestion to all Christians.

as It IL fitting that We ahould always ackuo4l-
edge our entire dependence on an Almighty arm,
what more appropriate way Of conmcncing the
ntics OF the holy Sabbath, In this time Of distress
aud trouble in our country, than for Christians
throughout the land to meet in their respective
PLACES Of worship, and spend a short time each
Sabbath rnorningf ID earnest p.aTc1 to Almighty
God in behalf 81 our soldiers III the army, that
Bis cfpecia' blessing may attend them during the
Dag Of rest-that they mas be delivered from bat
lr-that the 1aeaua OF grace may be blessed II
winning their eouIs to God, and that the Lord IN
EacEcy would grant us peace: Sabbath morning
May 18th, at half:past sig. Is tho time psoposct
for commencing. these exercises, and all pcEsons
proyident;ally hindercd from joining in these pub
tic exercises, sre invlted to spend The time In psi
vatefy !mpiorfng Gods mercy on our distracted
out The country are requested 10 publish the abov.
suggestion. Pastors Of chnsches, and all con
cefncd, arc requested to cooperate in the above.
, 1863-05-13
The New Propeller Winsl0w.

1HlS WaGQuce0L 1t" btEAulEE a1I1fto Ill
this port about two o'clock yesterday after
noon. She is Of excellent model, and in
point of strength Of structure, is said to have
no superior on the Western waters. uer
dimensions arc: length eco feet, breadth Of
beam So feet, depth Is feet, and custom
house tonnage 911 tons. Her owners are the
Messrs. Winslow, Of Cleveland. IN whose
honor she Is named. Her hull WAS built by
Peck s. Masters, Cleveland, and her engines
by the Cu5ahoga works. The engine Is the
largest en- The Lakes, and is u new design with
many original and advantageous features,
bling IN inverted, dircct.acting, condcn5ing
erginc, cylinder 81 inches bore, and 10 inches
stroke. For originality Of design, strength
and tlororghnes5 Of construction, and beauty
Of finish, the engine reflects great c, edit upon
the designer and builder. The boat is fur
Dished with 4 separate engine for pumping,
and ono for lowering and hoisting freight,
working with 4 shaft and going over each Of
the matches.
Her size and breadth Of beam render her
saloons and state rooms more spacious aud
convenient, than arc usually fonnd upon ycs-
sells Of her class. She is magnidccntly fin
isLed and furnished, and all that painters and
upho1stcrers can do has been done, to 1T up
her cabins and single and double state rooms
with comfort md luxury. Her accommoda-
| tioDs for passengers arc probably unsurpassed
| By any steamer a1oat. She Is commanded By
| Capt, j. II. Smith, Il navigator, both on sea
! and fresh waters, who is amply qualified for
the most. Fist mate, George Fi.ld; I'd do
Thomas Craig; Engineer, S. c. Sturtcsant'
Ell do, j. F. Williams; Clerk, J. Meade
Steward, II. Ferris. This splendid propcllcl
will make regular trips between Chicago and
| Bufialo. She will leave this evening.
| RAILROAD EXCURSION TO CurcAGo.--Scve
raj excursions to Chicago have been decided
upon, to take place during this and nexi
month.
| The first, for the benefit Of the Misslor
! Church in Jackson, arrives ria the Rock Is
| land Railroad this morning.
| The people Of Dubuque, Dunleith, Freeport
! &c. propose to make grand excursion to this
city tomorrow, the 18th, arriving at the Ga
lena depot at s:35 p. m. The excursionist:
spend "a hours In the city, and returning
leave the depot u 8 p. N. on Friday.
Another excursion train arrives on tht
Northwestern Railroad Friday at about noon
bringing delegations from Beloit, Clinton
| Janesyillc, &c. After spending six hours it
the city. the eSeurslonlsts 'eaTc ut o:oo IN th'
afternoon
n, tha osth of Time +bc ssstudant,s Excur
.;,,, ;, from, 17+;o, f,t+,rr, N,,se;11es and Sen
ec, bovc orrarced to visit The cftv
We trust they nav nil find both pIeasur
and profit. to result from their visit to III
Nctronol's
c ,..
@ ~ -. 80 ,. . aoD
n.'. o"uas4 '' NV ~ g u''s osn apros G,'
a1i.a' esua a sa.o.,, 49, as..a' - ten.n. =
~ 11-aet ,-,a.a ,,a h,s ,,ros.nto3 ~ n1,;,1
, 1863-05-13

COUNTRY PRODUCE-EGss arc in good de-
fnanl, and arm, with ealvs to-day of 20 brs Ct oA
10 brjs at OK by the mark. CHIoKEEs arc firm Mt
sa a@a 70. TCEKETs stcady at 61sd597Sc. ONIONS
dull al $500. ..-...
FRuITs- -DoAEs11c-Grecn Apples are scarce
ait. higher. with sales at $3005 Q0-thc latter for
in active demand at quotations. Dried Peaches
firm. FoEE,aS-Raisine agc firm, ard about 12116c
higher. Curfanta steady. Lemons arc higher,
EueE dried frlits Ale scAtce and firm. Ne quote
, 1863-05-13
MaRKETs EY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, Aay IL
Cor1ox-Eeavy and decidlJ1 over at6A0Sl,
. FLorK-ppened firm and closed dnl! aud troop
tra Epnrd Eoop Ohio; 81. 1913 co tEate b1aa13.
NAIskr-a Shade easier at Sl.45Gc1.s93S. Near
GnAN-W hs 1t quiet and nomiuallg rnc c,ansed.
Com opened frm ard closed heavy d. ts|3-oae sos
sound: s1G!s Sc for unsound; Sc fos prime wss5-
eru yellow iu store. Oats shade easier II a9Gs@@
Lee latter an extreme price.
GEocEElE --Co6ee, Rio more active: Saear IN
modoEste demand at 1OssGe1tA.c .or Aascovado,
and bE aut ton 10 hhds New Oricaus at 9H511.sc
cash sEd fouT months. Nolasscs quiet and steady
pR9vI.1oSs-rork dull, heavy and lower ut
fl22<GS125 50 for old mess 50 for new do;
$1l.u l12~ . for old aud lew prime: aud S14.5GlA
1910 lot new prime mess. Bacon eldes dull Lard
fasers buyers and rather more doing at a,Slo4e.
BUFFALO, May y1s.-F1oun-Nothinc doing.
GRA1S--Quict. Red winter 81 41hl, ,jiN. Corn
in good demand and firm at 604z6l. Oats, &C. No
ealea,
FEE1Gurs-13co on corn. 15c on wheat.
IsrrKts-s?000 brls Hour, 10, ,t0j hu whe.t,
31S.G00 bu corn.
EXPORTS COO bu wheat, :soa5 90; bu corn
OsWEGO, Nay la.-F1oun- Steady at *6.a5 10,
mncy.
WHkAr-Firmer for fair. No. Milwaukee Clut
$1a5 Corn scarce and market d1m. White I'LL
nois sc; medium Illinois sUp1OA.
FKEI6HTS--0nu and unchanged.
, 1863-05-13

The Flour market closes heavy sud depressed.
and We note decline in prices on the week Of
thousand barrels Of spring extras hare changed
handt-common grades selling at e. eo04 50, and
have been very light and tho market IS inastlTe
and almost nominal at $S.e5p7.25 for medium to
choIce. Some fancy brands afe held at g. 70017.5o,
without buyers. There is a fair demand for super
fine brands on Canadian account, at s. 5af00 for
common to fair, and t4.O0GS4.23 for fair to good
Winter supers are selling at a 2516.95.
, 1863-05-13

FIRST REGIMENT CHICAGO C1rr GUARD
Pursuant to adjournment, the line officers
Of this regiment will meet tonight at their
headquarters in the Zouavc armory In Garrett
Block, for the purpose Of elccting field OIL
GERS for general business.
, 1863-05-13

The market closes mate active and dtner: owing
to an increased demand By Canadiau and Eastern
Iators. No. Spring has been chiefly in rcqueston
Ca1adian account, and VIC note an a1lowsnce IN
this grade on the wreck Of 5ae6c per ba; hnt No.
tie same period. There Is fair inquiry for Win
ter Wheat but the offerings are light The follow
Ing liable shows the daily ran &c OF quotations for
week rasf4
, 1863-05-13

TO-DAY there was an active inquiry for So.1
Spring, ard the market advanced AGle per bn
fTmef. ssfes f Serc: @ 1000 ba 10: = Red Winter IN
storc at 81 .ls: 100 bn DO On P. t.; aso b. ~ No
Spring I'm n. 4 SD al Mis; M 2Vn hn
TN NswbcTry and u s S's.> 1t slit; 500 bu do
In =. W's.>at $1.lG1; 1000 ba short recsigta IN
n. & S's.) early. nt is; i. .no bq ho:a spring
Side hcnses) at 95c: 4o0 bu do at 95xc; 500 hu
Rejected Spring In North Side honees) n - At 81;
1.z0 bq doiin 4 D. Co's2 at SQc ~ o1 10 In
The amount OF wheat in store IN this city 10
1,l17.416 bushels. against l0As $50 bushels on the
CoKN@RcseiSed today, 1o6,1a3 ba; shipped,
86 400 bu, The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the psst week:
, 1863-05-13


nsrAts1. ANa1 =.
ElcHl0AS c1''1 -oAfoi ~ su"s " " AAAs An3A1'
Mall. -. u osn-.":r' -
Detsolt q \. I. Express. !:so J. m' om ,oo p q
Night Express. .......... 1sIs P. N. l.:oo - u"
x1clt. cENr., ecsc1aSA1A ASp a1.9o s,a1. s' -,
Mnfnqs EAPtsts'.--.-''' - ~ o. L. ;9% I!
Night Eaptsss. .''to ?. u s,V d 1a'
.rr aAeAA"A" s"e AA1. - ~ ..fs
NAN. t 9:t0 q. u s:,a
NeW aosE t1psess.--..'- ..H q W. e:M .esnp u
S!ghf E1Ytcss. ......... I''to F. ~. at.o' D. H.
slcAloAs e3n6tss-nh s~an n tau1s -eE
E<ff'ee. ~ . H. t;; csaf r y.
Express S'a Aurlaa ...... TIL =. u ~ d. L.
cHctSSA14 AZ 1cd nas: .1,ao -,
tia'! iIa;n.. 80 o. y" So ~
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ILLINOIS etSR: 49, .et*
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, 1863-05-13

Sales to-day were: 1Oa brls Ohio Dried apples at
exc; 80 br1s prime n. Y. DO at 6Hc; bris pared
70 br1e choice green apples at 81 Is.
FISH-For all descriptions VIC note an active
and frm market. Whitefsh are in limited supply,
ind a5c higher. Goldfish advanced Ac per b.
Nackerel firm. No il Kits are very ecoEce and
, 1863-05-13

PEnsoSAL.-Gcn. Brown, who SO ably and
calamity defended Springfield sgainst Marina
duke, IN january, is at present In this city G"
route for st. Louis. He will visit Change to-
day. The gallant soldier will meet with 8
t1nrn reception.
, 1863-05-13

s~ The Preparatory Class Of the School OF
Trade educates boys for business, nnd prepares
them to support themselves. apps 4w
, 1863-05-13

~ The vcry best and cheapest W1se, Toupecs,
Ladie' 8 B1a.ds &c; n Chicago, can be found, q
Clark street, up stairs. Full directions for meas
ur1ng the head gent on application. r. Q: Bog
54S7. may12-2t-
ScuonL OF TRADE, J. Dyhrenfurth, Prfnctpal-h
practical institution, recommended by the business
men of Chicago. apa-dw
F, E Rigby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hnngings at lees than New York prices. At
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On the
most liberal terms. = apl251m.
E1Cook J. McLaEn, 9s Dearborn street and 10
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses.
sha.s1s, &c. Gcnts' coate, yesta and pants reno
yatea in superior manner. bonnet3 aYea,
pleached and pressed in the lhtest style.