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Foreign commercial Circu1nra.
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BREAnsTuFFs-..Weco contiuue to have very slug
gish trade for all descriptions of wheat, millcfs
showing no i1elinatlon t9 do ANYTHING at present,
notwithstanding the moderate figure Of arrivals,
but act under the impression that the open wealth
er and near approach Of Spring will enabe them
to do better By waiting. accounts from America,
however. DO not encourage the opinion that we
Ehall have large shipments from that quarter un-
less VIC get higher prices here. which strengthens
hode1s IN the.r conviction that the market smose
ofwhich there is no topress sales III the
psesett inactive state Of the demand and the few
Fstil bnye5e ohSea to 9pv5ate Pad the f rates
Slow sale and rather cheaper. Some arrivals
from the Black Sea tend to dcprcss the trade. The
only sale Of the coast since our last is-mixed
naZc per 'Un!cD," condition imperfect a,1b5
qrf, ut ses. Cd.
Pnor1s1oSs-Butter meets with but very little
ri i the est qualities wh
Chccse-Anythins amail and Of good quality, IN
der 4es. meets with better sale, bnt fine diaries
lats make. Bacon is in mir salc, especially short
msdd]es, which orc comparatively scarce. Hams
have sold freely, and the market is rather bare Of
cngnife.l for. Pork arm, tie stock being consider
ably reduced. Lard-Moderate demand, and on}y
fine qualities taken. GROVES & ToDD.
LIVERPOOL, Feb, p, 1868.
have no change to sego,t
today there was hut retail demand for wheat,
buyers could supply themselves on rather easier
terms. Flour was neglected, and sales most tlifi-
cult indian corn was dull, but prices were with
out change.
PRuylSIoys.-Tlere is a fair inquiry for the bet
ter descrptionsof OF Beef but holders refuse no rca
sonabe offer for secondary and inferior qualities
The supply Of fine Pork is scarcely equal to the de-
nand, but Old Is quite neglected. There Is very
good demand for Bacon, which is freely met BY
holders at our quotations. The stock Of Cheese is
beirg much reduced, and prices hare advanced .
per cWt. Only the finest qualities Of Butter arc
eulrahlc.
Lanp-continues in good demand at ateady
prices.
TALIow.-Thc improvement in London has not
extended iteelf to this market, and We repeat last
week 3 quotations On very limited business.
D1GLASD, ATnTA & Co.
GLASGOW, Feb. Fl, 1868.
BREApsruFFs-Thew weather this week has bcen
ulseasonabIy mild. Our Corn market has been
very quiet, and to make progress with Wheat in
retail q reduction Of about Cd per boil hAa been
conceded. Flour is also Cd per barrel cheaper and
allow Of sale. Indian Corn neglected White Peas
III retail demandat quotations.
PnoyIsEoNs-Beef and Pork steady Bacon has
further declined but to have touched
bottom. Shoulders scarce and Cd dearcr. Cheese
wanted at quotations. Butter tliiis1cT s.aru IL
fair request at 1s advance. Stock here is now cht
TALL0w-Drmanl fair at last weeks . quotations,
JoHN ATurA s. Co.
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Especial Dispatch to.the Chicago Tribunc.1
CISc1sSAT1, March II, 1861.
WHsET-A steady market with sales Of 800 brls
at i5Q74shc, thu latter for wagon.
PEov1s1oSs-A moderate demand for mess pork:
sales Of 500 brls city at $14s5 for new and 800 brs
old at hitter Is pretty generally held for
$1200; 100 br1s prime mess sold to Government at
31S.46 and $3.50. Bulk meats quote at 41tc for
shoulders and 6961sc for sides. Hams in good de.
mand at &c.
The following awards were made to-day II 900
brls prime mess pork at $1346@913.90; 174,Uoo ;os
bacon ut $6S5G724; 100000 lbs shoulders at 5;4G1
&c; 1000 lbs hams at s9sKc; 1,00o,0o lbs hard
bread at 4h5c
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Total. S6i10 413ss $3.50 a117 T63 266
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS BIT CANAL. MARCH 10,
Receipts. Shipments.
Nonc. Oats, bu. ..~-......a, 1855
The general markets to-day opened firm, owing
to IN carly report that gold Was 15s and firm; but
towards the close, the dispatches showed gold to
be unsettled at 15sal, and the markets became dull
and very unlntercsting.
In Provisions there is little or nothing doing,
Mess Pork is held, without buyers, At $l400. Bulk
Meats are In fair request and firm, with sales of
Shoulders at &c looee, and 44c packed. Lard WEB
IN demand at 10Hc but holders were asking 10a5c.
The receipts Of Live Hogs were liberal, and con.
requent upon liberal shippin. dr'aand, the mar
kct was active and bnoyant-closing firm at an ad-
vance Of 55t0c on the closing prices Of yesterday.
Sales add up come !, 500 at range Of S4.25le510-
the latter figure being paid for one lot averaging
upwards Of s60 1os.
Flour was dull and neglected. Wheat opened
firm but closed dnl1 aud H@lc 1ower-with sales
OF No. Red at s1.slHGt.a5k No.. Spring, s1.4s;
91.2eH No. Spring, Sill }Se11.13 and Rejected
Spring at 9lG9aG-the market closing fiat.
Corn Was dull and about Nc lowQf-with light
sales Mt 50,a4G1.s11c for Mixed and 461SDd74c for
Rejected In storc.
Oats We're steady and active at 565@G57c. Rye
WAS quiet at size. Barley was firm. Highyyines
were held at 43c and light sales were made at that
figure. Cloverseed was sold at $500 Timothy
Seed was steady at $1.s5,
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Cincinnati Seed market-marcf IL.
The market for clover has ruled dull throughout
the week, and prices declined to $3.50. There was,
1aet evening, but the oerlnge are liberal, and Tho
stock large.
Timothy is in bnt limited request, and prices de-
clincd to ESQ on arrival
Flax IN demand at s.. s. IS, and $500 is gem
orally aEked.
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" Paper Hangings ceiling at less than New
1osk prices, at r E. Rigby's, So Randolph street.
febIS-1m

DRs. r. d J. HUNTER, PHYSICIANS FOR AzrEo.
Tross OF TIE THRoA1 AND Lusas-NeE York OF.
fec, $50 Broadway; Chicago Office, Sherman
Houee, Parlor No 10.
DR.. James Hunter, in personal attendance 1t the
Chicago office. takes this method Of informing
those ho desire to avail themsclreso Of his present
visit to the West, for consultation, that the re-
quiscments Of the New York Office render it ueces~
sary that he close his Office here.
Ds. Hunters visit to Chicaso will therefore ter
inmate On the s5th inst. wednesday, As the OBJ
}ect Of his visit is to his patients and those de-
si1ous Of becoming such. personally, he deems it
proper 10 give this notice in advance that those
who reside short distance from Chicago may be
appriscd in time, and may not suffer disappoInt-
nent for want Of notice.
Those who arc suffering with Catarrh, Bronchi
It's, Consumption or Asthma, and who desire 10
consult Dr. H personally, arc requested to do 60
as soon ae possible, within the ncxttwo weeks.
Sherman House, March 10, 1863
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EyEs1So, March t., 1863
pR0V1SI0N8-Markct quiet. Sales 900
Ms Bulk Shoulders loose at &c; 800 pcs do ut 44c
30 hLs Short Rib Mfddles at 6Hc; 60 tcs Country
Kettle Lest Lard at 10xo.
BUTTER-bsls roll Butter at sc.
ferfng ST..
DRESSED HOGS :e3. Market quiet
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haye been light, compared with former reports,
and tho market is active at the quotations, and
good stock sells as fast as 1t arrives.
George ". Dornan gives the following az the
price Of hogs this wceks
Prime heavy corn fed. .$G.12H
Prime light corn fed. 6,75
DistilleIy fed. Observation-Disclosures. BIS
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GOVERNMENT sroCEs.
o. S. Cs 81 cp: :10asG103 q. s. 6s 81 rgtd tta<
s-10...,. ..10l7sG1o64 o. S. year CERT. 93asl
MoxEE-Easy at per cent.
Sterling exchange frmcr. Moderate Balcs at ITS
1177.
Gold frmer-opening at 5sk, and closing .fsm
at fl.
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HouR-Reeeived, 1,6ea bfls. Market dull and
neglected. Sales were;-1,0oo bsls "Eanc
cg WHEgATgRseeesap HSgA5lTFg 7xt5d on p Market
firm, but closed duh and bGe1c love-. saFes.@
Wls7ER-s,ooo bu No Rsd Winter in fs s. i. &
Co.'S &c stozase) at .a415c; 1900 bu do at 81 rs
LOCO hu do at $1.a5H. 5PRNa-10 900 bu No j
Spring In n. & SIS nc storascl st Si.aa:
leo by do at sl.ss1h; 500 bu ii s.
sn,{1: G0e a. 1S 5to,ege a1 siso 1909 ba
$1-1s: a,9c0 bn do at s1.1i.lc: 3,O0o bu do at
SlllH: 5000 bu DO &c etorase) At $i.13; 1000 bu
do at Il .12k; 4.0tO bu Rejected Spring (3c stor-
age At 92c: zoo bu do Nc stora.cl at NC.
CoRN--Received, 81, ,0y3 bu Market 4c lower
and quiet: Sales we're 5000 bu Mixed Com &c
in d. y. andF. 4 l. at size: 1900 bu do g.
etorage} nt b14c IS coo bu do at 51c 600 bu do at
bUAc; So0 bn Rejected Corn {3c eiura.e} at I74c;
a,og0 BY do at 47c; 5000 bu do i3c ttorase} at
4SHe go Ra do lsc ,s sst1sass2 at 4sc
Sales go ,000 bu No in store ut SIC: 5000 bn
February receipts at 66kc.
R1ERecefycd. 2,1Ss bu. Market quiet. Sales !:
1sS0 bI No t4c storagc) at sKc; go bu do at Sic
BARIEY-Receivcd, 1888 bu. Market quiet
Sales: 400 bu common at e0c; 100 bu good ut
HIGHWEEs 70 brls at &c.
IlMOTH1 SEED-500 bushels good At $165.
CLOVER SEED--3u bushels and Is bags prime
FLAX sEED-1n good demand and nrm at saoo
SALTS bags Liverpool 6. a. at sa.0e from
PoTAToEs-a5obu bu prime Peach Blows at sc +.
Q. b.: 80 bu prime At e6c del.
DRIED FRu1TS.1H tons prime impaired
COOPERATE 10 Lard Tiesces at $1.s5 del.
HIDES-2teady, We quote:
, 1863-03-13

Cincinnati Salt Mnrket-March IL.
The market has not changed In apy essential
particular. Thu demand for Ohio River and sinlI.
lar descriptions is moderate at 6oG53c a bnshcl:
but there Is nothing doing In foreign, and prices
arc nominal at Soc fot Turks 1sland7 and $a60 q
bag for Liverpool.
, 1863-03-13

NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS
4N We keep constantly on hand stock OF Gunny
nAgs; also. bushel DuElAr Bags consigned TO u4 Is
be sold. Away At the market price Orders from the
ence; promptly allied. UNDERWOOD 4 Co. Com
niaslop Ne11hApts. vi South Ratelff {saE6slu
, 1863-03-13
Chicago Grit,t1l1r.
THE. CITY,.

FA1p of1.-The 104th Illinois regiment was
laid of by Q. s. Paymastcr, John II. Kinzic,
yesterday morning.
, 1863-03-13
Grand Rally of Union Men.

0ENI1Q Kk3AHy Oh UulUH lNEU.
a meeting Of the Young Mems Union
Working Club will be held ut Lower Bryan
Hall, Saturday evening, March 18th. It Is
hoped that all ward meetings will adjourn to
this meeting, as the object is to organize the
Union men Of this city, without rcgard to
former political opinions, to elect true aud
reliable Union men to fill the various offices
Of the coming election.
Let all come. Speeches will be made by
F. 4. Eastman, Caspar Butz, A. G. Hesing,
L. Brentano, E. c. Larned, j. D. Ward, DR.
Ernst Schmidt and others.
, 1863-03-13


Yesterday the following call was Issued by
SIX Aldermen for n special meeting Of tie
Common Council, 10 bt holden last evening:
CHICAGO. March 18th.
Thrrc will be a special meeting Of the Common
Il ocoeE D. m to eonsdtn a5sh nrsna.. 1sI ia e.
,rrtge the South Branch, fncrcasr the nav of tic
Fine Department, regulate running at large Of
Board Of Education and Police Justices. %
By order OF Alderman Hahn Woodman Scha]I
NaIcgwanath, Law, Shimp.
There WIS Of course no quorum, at which
the Democracy Of course looked exceedingly
surprised, as if they really expected one under
theabove call. Don't they know that when they
set trups they should cover them ups That
"other general busincss' Is too apparent. It
won't do. There is too much Indefinite
business fora special meeting called to dredgc
the river, poison dogs, and perform other
such little Democratic amusements. It isn't
pen.kniyes they want to grind, hut very
large a1e.
The real object Of the meeting last night
was to take advantage Of the absence Of three
Republican members from the city, OCCASION
cd by the demands Of business, aud dividcthe
wards up into election precincts to be con-
controlled BY Democratic judges, and thereby
cram Copperhead ticket down the throats Of
the people, who at the last election rcpudiat-
ed them ind hove out Sherman by GOO nlajori-
t.. But that dodge won't do.
We can tell these men how they can get and
only get quorum. Let them wait until the
return Of the Republican Aldermen, which
will probably be in few days, and then let
then, state in their call sucelnctly aud unmis-
takably what they want to do. No more of
the general bucincs" dodge. That is played
out. Eight Of the new wards, at least, arc
Republican. Allow the Republicans two
Judges and the Democracy one in these wards,
aud they can hare two Of their Judges aud
one Republican in the balance. All Repnb1i-
cans want is fair deal and no attempts to
torce odious measures, before the people have
spoken upon them. Grant this aud they can
have quorum. It Is simply 1 matter Of
courtesy and honesty.
, 1863-03-13
Tribute to DR.. Hunter.
139 WEST Ksz1E STREET, !
CHICAGO, March +, 1868.

TO the Editors of The Chicago Tribune:
l take great pleasure in bearing testimony to the
effectiveness OF the treatment OF affections Of the
lungs by DR.. James Hunter, now In Chicago on a
professional visit, having myself experienced its
happy results had been suffering from Bronchi-
tis, by which MRS at one time during the year
1861 80 greatly reduced thatmy attending physician
and friends at the time despaired Of my recovery
FINGERED on In an uncertain condition until Feb
ruAry, 1862, when Dr.. James Hunter Was on his
first visit to this city, when consulted him and
placed myself under his care. had great opprcs-
sion in breathing, cough. expectosation, loss Of
aesh. and general prostration. Soon after COM
menccd inhaling the rcmedios Dr.. Hunter pre-
sctibcd for INC, began to feel the change. AIy
breathing gradually and steadily became more free;
my cough and o1pectoration entirely disappeared:
my general condition improved from day to day,
until in the course Of few months WAS as strong
and healthy as ever I was, and lave retained this
remarkable improvement, weighing o.day twenty
pounds more than did when placed myself un-
der Dr.. Hunters care, this time last year.
Il. ". CLARK,
Ton THpAD REORGANIZATION r. Walsh has
no" received supply Of the card pictures Of Nj.
ard Mrs. rom Indsaahh, in bridal costume, Only a
few arc received go an early call will be necessary
to Recnre copies. They are the first and only pic
turcs in bridal dress received By any body in Chi
cago.
DEHoREsT's Fashion BooK.-John r. Walsh,
corner Of Madison etrect and Custom House place
has received Madame Demorrat's Mirror Of Fash.
ions for the present quarter.
Goodwin & Wildo's exhibition Of paint.uss,
Nh{ ran fho Dn1n
opened last night to numerous aud apprcciatiyc
audience. The pictures were deseryedly an.
plauded. and those in attendance were eatflcd and
pleased, as Was evident from their various tokens
Of appreciation. On Saturday afternoon there will
be an exhibition for the convenience Of those who
do not desire to be out in the evening when tadies
will be admitted for fltcen cents, and children for
ten cents.
~ McSally g. Co. have a large lot Of the gcnu.
Inc Tom Thumb photographs. No bogus about
them. Also, Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie
Warren.
~ Madame Demoseet's Mirror" Of Spring
Fashions have been received by McNally & Co., 81
Dearborn street.
FHr1T.-We wonld call the attention Of our read
crh to the advertisement OF Il. Sanburn, dealer in
Fruits. Oysters, &C., to be found In another COL
unn. Orders for anything in his line viii be alled
with accuracy and Dispatch.
Cook & McIain, es Dearborn street aud 1s3
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses.
shaw1s, DC. Gents costs, vests and pants reno
@ated In superior manner. Bonnsts dYed,
b1eachcd and pressed In the latest style.
mh10L3n
H Paper Hangfngs. wholesale and retail.
Largest stock in the city at CHASE & co.'s, 103
hanoo!ph stsees rn1-1na.
~ Paper Hangings ceiling at less than New
York prices, at F. E. Rigbys. So Randolph street.
feb1S1m
DRs. r. & ). HUNTER, Purs1c1Axs FOR AYrro.
, 1863-03-13
Foreign Markets,
By Tclegrnpt.1 fPEK STEAMER ANGLO

Foreign Markets,
By TclegEaph.] tPEn STEAMER ANGLO Saxon.
LIVERPOOL Cor1oS MAnEET, FED. a7,-Thc
Broker Circular reports the sales OF the week at
as,CG0 balcs. The market opened heavy. but sub.
se,gnentlY advanced 11<d on american, and closed
with az advance Of ASeNd on theweek. Sales On
Saturday were 3 0O bales, the market closing Huiet
and unchanged. A0
BnEAnETEFFs-Flou has = downward tendency.
Wheat heavy and declined I'd. Corn duh and de-
clincd al3d.
rRoy1s1oss-Flat; quotations steady
LONDON, Friday.-consols closed at 92itklD9aH
MoSEr-Bullion in tho Bank Of England in
creased H2t.GG0.
AsEn1cAS SrocKs-Eric 45; III c, Al; NJ c 70.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
CLEARED. March II,
s F Gale, Athens, light.
Paramount. LaSallc, 9.ss6 bu oats.
, 1863-03-13

RHEToRrcAL LE1ERC1sEs.-The usual rhefor-
dcal exercises at the High School will take
place this afternoon continuing from 2 till
sig o'clock
, 1863-03-13
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. March II, 1863.
EEcE1FTs ron THE LAST TEESTr-Forn HOURS,
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats, Rye, Bri'y
frla ht1 In
, 1863-03-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


THURSDAY EVENING, March 1e 1863
Tic gold market has been steady to.day, with
rery little excitement. It opened In Now York at
1.s;Ez, and closed In the first board at 1ssk. Old
Dcusnd Notes wtro 159. Silver 10 to 5o
lu Chcago The price Of gold has ranged from
f56 to 16s-Oll Demand Notes the same.
Exchange il firm At 4 buying u selling-the
latter price only to customer. An indux Of cur
reney, which is not improbable, will bring the
price down. Indiana and Kentucky will bring
about ~ per cent premium.
New Fork Stock and Money Market.
By Teleg1aph-1 NEW YonK, March Il, 1863
S1ocKe- Second Board-S.ocks irregular and
, 1863-03-13
F. A. EASTMAN, President.
CLARK GEIB. Secretary,

F.A. EASTMAN, President.
CLARK GE1B, Secretary.
The Canal Conyentiou-AppoIu
OF Committees.
In pursuance Of the resolutions passed by
the Board Of Trade, on Wednesday, relative
to the Canal Enlargement Convention, to be
held in this city in June next, the Chairman
Of the Board announced, yesterday, the Com
mittce Of Reception as follows:
Cot r n. Horgh, 1ee1 |, 9; Walton;
Geo: Armour, Stephen Glary,
Wind 4 i; F'lst Smith }elIaa wiIiia5 Msg s4ses
q. s. Hubbard.
The Committee appointed prepare statls-
tics is as follows:
+ : KReGRsssasy' Rose3sy Sra 3. 4 AtTMatsr M1,gsev
Ell Bates.
DEATH OF CHICAGO so1p1ER.-The fol-
lowing letter, which explains itself, we are
requested to publish:
cAAr AT NunFRKssBono. Tenn, |
March !, 1863.
--'' Hamilton Barnes, Of my company, died at
Nashville, Feb. = and was hurled in the cemetery
at that place. This is the 1rst natural death ID
my company. lie lad hie discharge offered him
repeatedly, but persietcntly refused to accept it,
declaring that aa long as hc had hts health his
country needed his services. General Buell. sent
take 1t. He was taken with pneumonia, sent to
the hospital, and died in five days. He Ind the
best Of care. "LyNAS BRIDGES,
''Capt D. =. c. L. A.
For THE BOARD OF TRADE EBAT1ERF.-Lieut,
Robinson, Of this battery, will take, upon his
return, any letters and small packages for the
boys left at 131 South Water street, before
this Friday evening,
, 1863-03-13

ALLoTMESTs FOR THE 72p REaMEsr.-As
very few were present yesterday to receive
nllotments, the County War Committee will
remain In session two or three days, ut the
Supervisors Room, at the Court House.
, 1863-03-13
THE GREAT TELESCOPE FOR GIFT.
CAG0.
Hon. Edward Evcrett,s Opinion Of 1t.

II Is matter Of inst nrIdn that IN mr. nm
parallelcd activity and Tas, oo,,,,a,o,., ,,,n.-
actions. the rca, md ,,oru,,nont ,,,torosts ~
our city arc not entirely corco,Icn ChJc,ro
already in her rraIn. e,oc, md 1nmhcr tr,f,1c
the commercial conital of the world IL ohout
to become tho posseseor of q treasure which
will make her its scIentiflc centre.
tits the rrcat telescope from Mr.. Clark of
Cambridge. In addition 10 the statement If
the extract from s;U;c,au,. .zourno1 which .ys
published Yesterday. that II had already Won
t1e 1ande nrize at Paris. we NAV raw int II
,,,s a1so recc;rcd t,,c f,xor,,1o notioo -
nil the scientific associations ar tho ront;
uent. ~''''
1ne lo4'o"!ns letaef run tnc lion. EDWARD
10 me COMMITTEE clearly establishes the fact
that this gigantic instrument intended for Chi
c'so NIL p4cfee tne shlh1hg depths Lar oegona
several hundred millions of miles, pcrnaps-
ence. Is it possible TINT we hays already
reachea Tho mint when mt on1v our own con.
tinent, IN one science ut least, may sit at our
feet and learn, but even the gray old cities of
1,,e< ,,,,,et comc N M: ,.v o,+,, ~ 49, .,,s
long, must comc 10 enls ne" clty Of the new
world for light? What citizen does not feel
nrona.r RI his homc IN cc,4 o,nn1o4,o, - 49,
FAo.~H ~ o .0s 1A .onlcauplsAllon u tne
fact? 10 realize this glorious result, how
ever, it is now necessary to "put money in
Lie bag" And who does not resolve at once
to he a n,rtfc,notor :, t,;s ,,-o.+ ,ror,- ,e .;
as,ao s,a e.. as.af.:s. 49, s4."s WIN " t1a'
nolaer @ IN tne panh Mnose eap1al ~lll eyer IN
crease, @ ,1. ana whose al,laena % wau never M ' hu:
.,.se -n,1, ,,:<a-
cessar1ly suspended Tor time, WILL now Ftgor-
ously push on the subscription, and VIC
L.1.1s.,a .,,uo Avn a,+,,o,, x1,a vii, 80
oeHe'e lnefc Ii ~ 'fae e1aizch "no ""i no1
farorably respond to the cali.
The following Is n conv of tbc letter ,1,naad
Bos1ox, Jan. Is, 1869,
MrDEAn SHIT gives nc great pleasure. Al
your request, 10 inforu you that Mrssrs s1vsn
Clark j. sons enoy the highest r.pnfation in th;a @
Vicinity as 1nanuiacturcrs OF Teleecones' + have
reason 10 think, that il you should be 30 fortunate
object glaes CHtcdEo triu Be- in nossessjoa ~ ~
Iafoe*f Ttfractor - he aroTld. its diameter ex.
ssesa y asse thst G the gtsa
and that Of its companion at Pu1kova in Russia,
which, as far as am aware. in thu
a1ggHs Htn nfaetor q II The late
Cambridge says Of the great telcscoDe there ..5f
we NAV credit The declaration of its msters
Mcsart. Wcrz l. Mahlcr, Of Munich, in Bayaria
that the at Of man has ever produced. is only
rival is the great Hcfsactor OF tic ImpeTia Central
Observatory OF Russia.'' Snch is tle instrument
Which that Of TIC Messrs. Clark considerably e4
cccde in size, and have no reason to believe Il IN
fcrior in the other reqnsitc propertIcs Of teles
cone Of the highest order. >~@~0
lam confident from the account riyen last Fe.
hruaTy, to tle Natural History Socfetv of
BOSTON by Mr. G. " Tuftle ~ thu
Cambridge Obecryatory. one Of onT ,nnst
arcomnlfhed observers a. the nerforn,ancc ~ this
, 1863-03-13

FHr1r.-We would call the attention Of our read
crh to the advertisement Of Il. Sanburn, dealer in
Fruits, Oysters, &C., to be found In another col.
urnn Orders for anything in his line viii be lled
with accuracy and Dispatch
, 1863-03-13

foekEr p1cKEp,-Tucsaay night = man
named Il. +. Pine, llailing from DcK,,t, .onn 1
ty, Ind, lad his pocket picked. at tn n1sah, a
gar souther1, depot, Of wallet con,a.N
r;srcs and uossE 70 tt ya!ae " about SID
, 1863-03-13

Cook McLain, es Dearborn street and 1s3
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shaw1s, DC. Gents costs, vests and pants reno
4ated In a superior manner. Bonnsts dred,
b1eachcd and pressed in the latest style.
mh1fe9rt
, 1863-03-13

How tho Den,ocratHCan get a Quorum
Yesterday The following call was issued by
SIX Aldermen for Special meeting Of Tie
Common Council, TO bt holden last evening:
Chicago March 1ath