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improvements In Our Lake Tarfncs

improvements In Our Lake 1Tarfncs
Among all the Improvements Of the advancing pro
tent nple pta-d out more conspicuous taSa &oos5
relating to our beautiful neet Of Lake craft hapl1.
mety and perfection uatl yon near:y ses pso2c rsoa
strength anu utility blended 70 MAKE the LaSc Fessel
in itsel( unit compact thing OF purpose. capaple
ot contendnE With opposing foEet3 willie s9e beass
u the Wes vessels Of the later day and higher elas
thanks to the etc1c1t system OF the Boaru os Laxo
Underwriters inspection Eavo not now. a. IN CARRIER
bygo. days, Wien eetng xita hsn wiaas N. coa
engaging theis punpi.E capacity and On their Arrival
Il the nse nf dry dock And no sngi part u
NE whole OF the Lake Tesaa5 construction hsl been
more hsnensd hy NJ touch Ct rae1o ia ~
pa7t otr t,mn any %thcr neclei the extra attchnan
of the shIpwrtEht hnd canker bur b1lle:a. tro nov
.knn evef no a~entng TO sne thsntE shss i3,.'nel
chiterture BhonId terminate abruptly and hence afa
Constructing his trunk With tho prhrerty 10 eor1Psn-
.ats for 4. extr: sIfnxth y a1:sn ,A 'on7 T. n at e.
wnrdr, are removl5z the fucr1 cseated By tne1nssI
s,ennx liz foics 10 ocate ihe .tfAh tthsr im2or
taI points ,Ikr.'Fe f'csvfnx ss.snt'o7 ont ~
stor. es"s Eaa,1s M? hem i *otae fataf :Ire
TO far we have donsz zeN, and may sssoy es*enge
cnp4rtsts With Any sorfs = marine srchttect"rs
thc tast. tr e,,hTse!s s;ep1fg o1 s,arta q 80
buffers mav petat .3ss sassfacsi7s n theso e1hta-
iiona Of neehapieaI xen'as ~ seeord 70 nnne; And
1Aen. In tia ctuTs* Of tme fe 9rrss o. Or enArxsa
mnnteaslon With h: scahn.d by shs to7ss o. e.
Gtverpent cylrce to ths world H. power = nro::ct
itah1f and thu citizen "a eve!y pA.t Of ~ .!nd
wh!th II onlJ 1neton oi t!ne ten vii NE pro1act
shsns. "a exhiiit n wicr sphere Ito unsrammce
cIetgy OF the Vest and the character OF it, people,
, 1863-06-26

Aid, Holden desired levy Of two mills for
war purposes, and offeredan amendment en-
body ing that proposition, upon which he de-
manded the ayes and usys-wlth the following
result: Ayes l8, nays, none. Alter m AMI
mated discussion In which several Aldermen
participated, the ordinance was ordered to be
laid over and published. On motion, the
Council adjourned.
, 1863-06-26

A large number OF the Wool grower Of Findley,
Noon, North and South Fayctto townships, in Al
leghcny county, and Robinson and Cecil townships,
in Washington county. Pa, met in Convention at
the public school house, in Sobl etown, on satur-
day, June 20, and organized BY calling Robert Nc
Burncy ,Esq,. OF Washington Co., to the Chair, md
appointing v. Potter Of Noblestown, Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanimously aaop-
ted by the Convention:
Ktso1red, That in view Of the high rntes OF Ez-
change, great cost Of rastng wool, the enormous
ndvancc Of v oo1en aud cotton goods. and every
thing NC CONSUME, we arc better entitled to one
dollar per pound for our wool this year, than dfy
Eeso9rsd, THAT VIC agree to. and call upon all
wool gsowata to hold their woods at St.00 per D.,
until there ia a material change IN tho price OF
Noo1en and cotton goods. -.-.
Heso{ttd, That We call on al wool growers IN
Weetctn Pennsylvania, to meet In Convention anu
resolve to etand by what they they may consider
inst and fair price for their wools In view Of the
present prices Of other articles.
Rtsoired. That George Burns. Of Cllntoni Mark
Robb, Of Noblcetown; and VIM. Nicholson, Esq,
of llch Valley, be 4 Committee to meet fn Conren-
tieu at Washington, Pa, on the AGth OF JUNE, to
aeaiet in carrying out these resolutions.
Etso}red, That the Secretary hare the proceed
ings OF this Convention published in the Ga:effe
and Ibst, Of Pittsburgh, and tho Retaeo aud 1ab-
| Hfse Of Washington.
, 1863-06-26

The weeks salcs reached only 81, ,e0n: 1nelnded
In tho sales, as reported BY Messrs. Wetzel q wei
d. meyer, were 1860 Buenos Ayrce, 151x as:
100 do kips, e5kcs: ago Rio Gtande. GisSe cash
usual selection; COO Oronoco. part ai1c, si1 mos
uenal selection s @ Asplnwall, a2Hc, cash. 1snal
selection; 11o0 Bogota on private terms; 500 Sand
wleh lelsnds dry aal,ed. t8c, cash. usual sesec-
ton; Geo Gambia and BEssau, on private terms; ;
slaughter, 5h69sc,' cash, Tejecting bad bides:
Stock in Importers and epeculstors hands. ~ 500
dry hides, 1890 wet saltcd do. aud 100 bales East
Tff}ia 1if|tR
, 1863-06-26

Wheat-Nothing but very choice can bring any
price Sales included b8G sks and 81 hrls at $50
choice at $1.l5. Oats-Receipts being small,
holders arc saking an advance: 10 Backs
10; 2o Ks, CSC, sss returned; 1199 IN lots. re-
the part Of buyers to psy any more: IN conse-
aucnce xe have no sales to day. Whieky-Ra-
mains 1tm; Is h1ls high proof 4oc; 76 btls in lots
, 1863-06-26
Detroit Grain market-June2 49,

Uttfo1t GRAIN 13s
Wheat 7as very quiet this morning On Change,
chiefly owing to The want of sellers: The current
fnHntesaitnnl tat it ia doubtful II even the actual
transactions are any true criterion Of the market
The only eale was two cars No red at $i21 < Eor
ti1 cars No red, 81 50 was asksd @ and Sl:M one:
Gsc I. O. b., and d3c delivered in bags Sales two
cars at 64c and 600 bu at s3c the latter delivered
in bags. Corn dull, being without buyers at 56c.
, 1863-06-26

Whcat-the only salcs reported are 1900 BY re-
tected winter at 1ifc 80 bu spring ut 85c. Corn
saies. before report, s00l bu No. mixed, in two
lots, at &c, $50 bu common at 54c Oats lowers
demand at sc Barley-spring $1.00, winter 81. 10,
Frcirhts-three charters at &C. tor wheat and one
eXc for corn to Oswego; one propeller 1t 47&c Tor
wheat to Buffalo.
, 1863-06-26

NEW Y0hK, June 23, 16b3.
The market for ee=dB has remained in tho same
quiet state ns noticed in my sst Of the 18th, with
qui1cd for, and a considerable businese conll be
done at our present prices, but there is no stock
of consequence, and but very little arriving.
CLoyE1-Some inquiry for shipment but the o.:
ders are mostly for prime. OF Which there fe but
little here and the Views ot holders arc too high
for the limits named.
TIuoTuY-No transactions to report. holders
generally ask 225, but buyers only offer S1.7a
Gla.09. cat, =. ,.,.,
72t4o0o Co, market closing firm: o,, cit.
, 1863-06-26
Lake Frcights at Detroit.
[From fhe Detroit Advertiser, 3d.

Yesses nrc very scarce, and there Is great ankle.
er large advance, $12 OC6D16.n being uowpaid from
this port to Bnffalo, outside figure for long pipes
Dealers profess to regard these rates. which show
weeks, as only temporary. There is very little
grain here to ship. Rates nominal at 4H35c to
Buffalo, and SHIoc to 05NcEo.
, 1863-06-26

ordinary proof at 4o,4c; - br1s dc, RyeIWc DO
rot notice any change whntever; sales INCLUDE IT
unctanrei; 5cO bales in lots at S1i0, delivered.
Brcou-1s held very firm; We report sales Of
, 1863-06-26

luIHsuA1 LfEh1sH, 4A4AG 1cbos
e. Al gYada tcgd *si1 store'ss re7U=9ed In |
Mis markes relort a. subject to e xtor1ye, rhieh
"a Sor 1s Me g4cis * H. 10 % Ike see1. Wea ransostos !.
taler gre quoted a. "deizsrea." nntets o'hsr1ri*s
eas as Issa 6 H&Ms RsTf s'iss
Prop. Maydowcr, with wheat, ct &c; prop. r1y' |
month. ha,k G.,nt Vest No Sonora, aid Ia5: ssh5:
somers, Golden Harvest md ketchnm, all with |
corn, ut SIC; schr, Jos. Cochran, with corn, on |
p t. To 0swEao: schr. Alserinc, with wheat, 1t |
FLogR5;Receiyca, 5,1os brls; ehipped;, -
S9Es S 3 3ens ess sapRst SRsa sapeF ut
COIN MEAL-Dull- Sales: 20 tons coarse On
Mill STGFEs-Bssa T. :, II 4 sc@oa @ demand md and
b.: Market ad,ansed f6sliy i PsFbqshS1 ED moFe
81 01$ 100 bu DO lin A. p. i Co - at 81 .0s; $40
bu rejected Ted Winter I'm s. D. Co.. at u GO;
sc sse oa % 81 So 1 Spring IN e d Il ss
s. O. tin 1; ?. g ! M sad + $T.s@ It # fEis; e. :;
in F. & T.'s) at 1.oTH geo bn do Ct 1;o7; Q bu
North sids} i o5c; 500 bu DO At sasc; 5;oeo bu
Is
ia ii +, u r rs s. M 1t 96sc &C. 500 ba DO la s. B. Co.'S
at soc; 6,tt0 bu Rejected Spring ahoat at sc;
frcted Spr1rg IN store lin North Side) at TIC: 20
In DO lin F. T. 'e) at T6c; 400 bu do I'm Futon
clryator1 ut 75c. eO,l bu DO lin L. =. 81 at TQc-
CORN-Recc}yed, Qs4,7S7 bu; shipped, ai2. 500
| hn' Market actiyc. and advanced Ac per bushel.
Ssies were: 1000 bu River High Mixed a1oat at
o. .aE ~ IN In Go a, b. Mt Wc fOO0 bu Vel
n,r f,nrn IN store Mt 49c: 780(O bu Mixed Corn In
stnre at as1fc: L. OOO bn do 1t l0Xc; 9DOo0 bu do
at 4sc; bu Do a. 6oc 9; m. o4 1ssSc
| ed Corn IN store at 4Ic lvWV ~ ~ ~ 4HTsS,
1?.000 eu 10 at 4o4c' CIV W Nv 5tao' ~ @'s -
srtss srs Race,ra1 OK $40 1u. ahfppcd. IS SO bu.
He-nat frmcr' SHES we're: Is, ,OjO bu No. III
s,n1e at 57c I'D bu do Mt J6s1c; u 600 bu do ut
Se.lc sf In R.,iected Oats iin NJ q Ss) at b5t{c;
SSsh Exam Nn in 4. Co,'s} at SOC; 1000 bu do
lin +. & r. 81 at 4st.
NRYE-Receiycd, aS76 bn; |; shipped, 1G,0o0 bn.
BARLEY-Receiyed, 1a5 bu. Market quiet and
nominal ut 00yd3$f.e5.
HIGHWINES-Markct quiet. Holders ask a2c
| offering 4tKc.
AICOUDLSteady, at 84l88c.
| 9AIT-Mixed easier. Sales were:-iQ0 bt!s Qn.
ontaca and Michigan Fine at $40 delivered ut
cnrs n. hrls DO at e. Is delivered.
MISS PORK Market quiet and nominal at
k11 0cf1s %.
~LRD-sl pkgs prime country kettle at 95<c.
BACON-a,400 foe smoked shoulders at Az
Thi1oW-In fair demand ut ol95Sc for coul
| ~ and 1s%0gaIc for cItY.
! p6TAT6ES~DnI Sales :-3a5 brls New Yorl
A9 81, ~ cE H., choica roach h1nys at f5c Of
, 1863-06-26

N1uWMUREC " UtN& 11H1 17<ce . u Ito @3s
Received 49, ,W5 bn. The Seatane! says: Wheat
= decided downward tendency. We note sn1es Of
about AG, ,0ec bu at 1.16 for Ne Spring In
store. 81 for No z and sGA5i.os ior M ne,
and Rejected were paid only for nisby's receipts
For TcJcetea ~ the Southwestern Elevator lrfsrs
wss he highest price offered for No 2 Spring in
Smiths, md the demand for No ut l.10 was ltn-
it'd and very eoon supplied.
, 1863-06-26
Roatonu4ao NrarEet-June -,

weeks prices. Sales OF 5000 Gambia and Bissan
on D. t.; 1850 Gambia at &c, cash; 1,so0
western dry flint at 1sH0o9oc; $500 Sierra Leone
at :0c; 100 Western wet sailed at 10110Hc casa
cd. to arrive IN Ea}em, at l3c; 1,00o Minos 16 Ds
average, at t2lz&c. cash. nCalsutta Hides VIC hear
nj M franaactfcna.
, 1863-06-26

yesterdays prices. The fa}cs on Change wese-G
cars aud 2060 bn red t. o. b. at 1ai; car aud 5000
bu from PlttsbnIg elevator at 1esAe car on G. q
Co,n-Markct rcry quiet mud Inactive. Sale car
on track at Csc. 0ats-The receipts and demana
botl. continue light, and quotationsa1e nominal at
G1c on track
, 1863-06-26

Toledo Wool Markct-Iuno FL.
The quantity arriving continues .scFy snalt; We
nrssence 81 buyc.s from southern market; $50
lie il The Iaurc thc latter figure for tho very best.
, 1863-06-26
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribane.l
B4naEPoKr Juna Is. 156s-9 p. N.
CLEARED.

AIHeEB. AkGEI4.
II G Loo1l-, Athena.
TIDE, 1asne4 70 n, lumber,
Asple Leaf. Joliet.
Cuba OttAwa.
EeHeCa. Ottawa.
Reliance. LAeauo.
Fenpte, foe kport, Is n lumber.
lnl1e1ial, LccEpQrt, = u shingles.
Trpgxes1 LAsAlta-
EbuTpyAls, LasalIe. 50 n lumber.
ARRIVED.
Elizabeth LasaCe. Sitbu cofn-
AcIellzn. Senecn. $500 bu corn.
Abbey Sp.Ague. Lasnle. $500 bu corn.
FolrEad6 1aaa1}1 SCI s bu corr.
, 1863-06-26

Cleveland Grain Market-June2 %.
Wheat Received. $3.50 bu. The market opened
dull and spiritIess but as holders were not anxious
to prees eales, no material decline WAS established.
Safes cars red at FLA.
Cosn-Reeeiyed, $50 bu, Market dull 1t &c
, 1863-06-26
Kotice.

There will be mass meeting Of the members Of
the Union League Of the North Division. held at
their hall this Friday evening, commencing pre-
ciec1y at 8 O'Clock. All the members Of the
League are specially requested to be preEent, With
out fail, Per order.
, 1863-06-26
1s+ Earvona n1acazcs and Phys1cal Debility,

ET Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific causes, in both se1e5-ncw
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
charge. Address, Dr.. J. Skillfn Houghton, How
AID Association, No. South Ninth street, phila- ri
le1nbfn Pa, 1el57Ws
, 1863-06-26

There is come inquiry for Petroleum, and tho
market ia firm but unchanged. Crude Is held firmly
ages iheinded. Sales Of 20 brls dt 2l1c:. Rsdned
is firm with buyers at &c for bonded, while holders
are nsktng from at to &c Benztne IL entirely neg"
lccted, and In the absence Of GALES. We omit quo
, 1863-06-26
New York Stock Market.
r Telegraph New YoRK> June 70, 1S9a'


Government etocks quiet. Am
IT q "a tR1 c1fq1M1G4sS T31s .10b
DO. new .1t9H q. s. ycat cert. :9sx
good business doing ~ pe1
cent.
STERLING Exchange advanced to 1ssfor hrat-c'asa
bills. l..
Gold Asmez-opening at 14iH, advancing to
145x, and closing firm at INK.
, 1863-06-26

The fine steamer Planet, Captain Luther
Chamberlain, droppedfnto our port yesterday,
neat as new pin, and with everything In ap-
ple-ple order, to take her place in A. E. Good
ricl's Chicago and Lake Superior Line for the
coming season. She arfiycdse days Liter
than WIS expected, and consequently after
busy day ut her dock on River street, was dis
patched Last evening tor her first trip to the
Father Of Lakes. She had large cargo, and
a eoodly passenger list, among the names Of
which Is Mayor Thylor Of st. Louis, and other
residents Of that city.
The Planet is the largest and best boat On
the lake. Capt. Chamberlain is an old m"
popular commander, whom not to know is TO
argue you1seltignorant Of steamboatng on tho
Upper Lakes. The Planet will make the rounn
trip in about ten days. It will be hard to crowd
more Of pleasure and interest into that period
Of time, in any other summer trip than TINT
which links the hyperborcaus Of the Upper
Peninsula, with the homes Of pleasure and
health seekers. The Planet will mike her
next trip, leaving Chicago on July 9th. Chalk
the date inside yourh hat, and get the family
ready against that day.
, 1863-06-26

Goro TIE Brsr-Qo TO BRYANT 4 S1EAT7oS'a
CHICAGO CoAMEnu1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
nraet3ca1 business education.
, 1863-06-26
M A r RI E d.

NJ a r r II d.
ID ts c!ty 1t the Jefferson Street n. T. Charch. Oh
III evening of Inre nth. By Rev. g. Hemsn Eay.
Mr. JAMES PARKER and Mtss LIZZIE c. SrE1ck'
LAND el1 Of Chicago. No cards Issued.
ET- kcw York and Canadsgufa papers please COPY.
In t1s city. By Thomas B. Brown. Just1ee of t1e
Peace, 31t. MOSES WOOD and Miss CERR1L1a BUZZ
TON.
At the y: Chapel b B,enan5 ' GeEEany e c by y F.
s. Consul at Nuremberg. to SARAH J. JENKINS OF
, 1863-06-26

Hn1,s FAMILY RECORD, surrounded by. the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen In over thirty
different styles Of lettering and fouElshing Price
81. Post paid. Hoto to t6rste 19ainly rapidly, ets
gantly. Enclosc 81 for coptea and full directions
Address THOs. E. I'LL, Waukcgan, Ill.
maYlk4Qt
, 1863-06-26
PHILADELPHIA Pror1aion Market
Enssn s1D


nacou hams arc in demand at t1G513c, nnl pick
led do ut 0E0iOc 2 b. Mss pork Is ac]iinx In y
rmall way at *H z BRIL-. Lard continues dull ut
1rAGD1t1Ec q b for barrels and ticsccs.
, 1863-06-26

AnREsTKD.-The Photographic thief, whose
exploits were narrated in yesterdays issue,
WA, carly yesterday morning, arrested At De-
troit~ Officer Elliot left for That city, and has
doubtless returned with the thief before this.
, 1863-06-26

Donnizetti's Open Of Lucia di Lammermoor |
vas presented last night to an audience ap-
p1cciatiye and fashionable, though not rs
1a1ge as that Of the previous evening. This
opera, abounding in beautiful melodies now
familiar as household words, in fine dramatfc
situations and effective Instrumentation, has
long been fayosite with musfc-loyers and
opeEa-gocrs, and On this occasion was pro.
duced most effectively. It is work entirely
within the capabilities of the company, and
the orchestra and chorus. which In many
other operas have been too limited for the ef-
feet designed, were In this instance all TINT
could have been desired.
Cordier as Lucia WAS an excellent impersona-
tfon Of that character, both in acting and
singing. and impressed us more with hcr
power us an artist than in any previous role.
Rtgnara ri si1em=io, preluded by clarionet
solo Of great beauty most excellently execu-
ted, was sung admirably, the different .aorisure
being given with exquisite grace. The II
dolce suoto was also eplendid1y sung, and In
brief NC may say that Cordier Sustained her
part both in the solos and concerted pieces In
q manner that left nothing to be desired.
Amodio, as Enrico, was superb, and sung
and acted with great spirit, particularly in
Udir non no In the duo with Lucia
Sc tradini. His part was given with great ef-
feet, and elected hearty applause. Macclterd
acted the part Of Engardo splcndidly, and
sang in his most impassioncd manner. We
must confess that lis manncrsms do not al
ways please us, but he is entitled to great
praise for his hearty efforts to do Justice to
every detail Of his role. The famous sextette
was splcndidly given. Altogether, tho per-
formnnce Of Lucia was one Of the best Of the
season.
Tonight, the fayorite opera Of La zrapiata
will be produced
spccal Meeting OF the Common
Council.
At eight O'Clock last evening, the Council
had special meeting at their rooms, to re-
ceiye and act upon the report Of the Finance
Committee, to whom vero referred the esti-
mates of the Comptroller at q previous meet
ing.
a quorum was, after considerable effort on
the part Of the Mayor and Comptroller, got
together, and the report and ordinance from
which the following items are taken, was con.
sidered. -
We give leading appropriations:
For Interest, tax OF eA mills on all real and
personal property in the city.
For Schools, q tax Of two mills.
For Sewerage Department, a tax Of az mills.
For Reform School, the unexpenlrd balance o
last years appropriations and ta1 OF x mills.
, 1863-06-26

PERsosA1.-S. A. Washington, esq.. of
Middleport, Iroquois county, Illinois, the
present owner Of Washington's Seal, is ut the
Adams House, in this city. He has with him
the original relic, as well as n number Of cop
les, which he Tin be pleased 10 exhibit to the
curious.
, 1863-06-26

HExT TO TIE REFoRM ScHooI.-Comu1is-
siopef Z. 8. Williams sent young lad named
Carl Ch1istophcrsou to the Reform SCHOOL,
Yesterday, ut the solicitation Of his friends.
, 1863-06-26

p.ncr Hanninrs at less than New York prices, at
wholesale aud retail. The trade supplied On the
1,nst liberal terms. js24Wks
, 1863-06-26

The Crop Of Flax.
The Cincinnati Price Current Of yesterday says:
An unusually large amount Of daxseed was Bown,
and 1t Is doing very well; the crop Of seed will be
unusually 1srge, beyond doubt.
, 1863-06-26

We hare sttll 10 notice an unsettled market, and
not much doing. Tie estimates OF ownrrs ai''l
dealers a1c noltt 25c apart 45c to 0c Indicate tho
Whole yange dcalrrs aio willing to pay, but they
arc getting only small lots.
, 1863-06-26

THURSDAY EvExra, June rs. 1868. |
xxe1u1s FOR 71n Last TwEe1F.rouR HOURS.
F1onr 1hest. Corn. osrs- Eye BIy.
brls. bu. b1. ba- 5u. bu+
tansi i..:......: III 5x5 osi53 15oo -: 49,: 49,:
T 20 cUaR..: 1910 1fls4 s95s; '0los a. is
lss5 S. ~; SsS asS a.2S 6 o9 slo'
cb&SR H.. 4@ Sas9 d4sls 4sis l4ss ts lis 49,.
i xstLRR.. 60i 1850 1880 1850 -.
-otsl.. 51ea 47t4s a747s7 sscso as7e is
81 81; 4: 4; =: $is: Ss: Eide: &, II; ;!{:
a'e'iil: s1 ar: 10 q ~: 49, IS 7iso -: .
Ii Fl h: h.: -. g g -: -: s sss iSS to
\: II ! s. Rf T. RR -: Isl -: 49,: ...s ~ 1855 70
rota, ........ TO $50 -. sa7 aso7a 20
sH1rnESTs B1 LAKE ron TIE LAST T"Esr1-foun
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. RJe. .Bah'J
s:;:s:ss;;:: =; = i 1870 ass!e 7: -:
RFaeston.a:. RHgaegsgaag ~ -: 49,: 1soo 49,. -: 49,.
Goderieh.... :1s5a ~. 815so ~. ,:;s;
Oswego......, 80. ....- ...' ~. loooo .'..
Total, ,,,.. 425l 1soco 21sso s5s7s 1900 ....
The receipts Of produce during the past twenty
four hours were 5,19s brls -four, 47,1is bu wheat,
241s7 bu corr, II, $40 bu oats, 3s6 ba rye and123
bu barley. The shipments Included 4,25s brls
-four, 1900 bu wheat, 212. 500 bu corn. 7,675 bu
outs, and 1e,coo bu rye.
Under the influence Of more favorable news from
Eastern markets, there was moro activity In the
produce trade to-day and prices were better.
There was mort active demand for Wheat TO-
day. md the market advanced fully 1c per bushcl-
, 1863-06-26
EEL Let the great Strawberry Festival in
aid Of the Soldiers Home be madca complete
and creditab1e success.

~. -f.o,4,;n
n-1t - s> - ssaetea nar-.o
nlctu..u Ae-,, 49, 49," e.~e fo- ~ otaa-
Hen IL. oau' ~ s:sass,as - 49, ss.,,~
etinle .llan no t.s e.,~o, am,,n- ~
ssa.:at;a 1,an for +bo irish Iep;nn-wbo.
when the President Issued Ills emancipation
proclamation, indignantly resigned his COM
mission, on the ground that he conld not
49,. .a,,;n,s+r,t,on n-nnon whose resfrna.
+ion nancrs WAS endorsed. "Approycd, and
acceptance respectfully recommended, be-
cause Of Cant. kelly's gross incompetcncy to
tulfl the duties Of his posihon"-thls same
capt. Richard Kelly appeared yesterday at
the Police Court in q new character. His
place OF business is low groggery on the
corner Of Arnold and ed street. At late
hour night before last Mrs. Lee, the wife OF
respectable man living in that neighborhood,
accompanied her brother to his boarding
place, and on her return passed By the door Of
Kel}y's saloon. Kelly saw and followed her,
and made the most offensive demonstrations
claspipg her in his arms, and nearly throwing
her down upon the sidewalk, when her hus-
| band. hearing her screams, rushed out and
rescued her from the eowardly rascal. Kelly
ran, was subsequently arrested, and yesterday
was tried by Justice Mcdonnell, who let him
| off with fine Of s25 and costs. The case
was appealed.
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noble enaf1ts, 1ne ooAale'e 1olno'
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to sew either right Or left at pleasure.
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, 1863-06-26
8euable HailroAa Time Tatle.



Hereafter trains WILL leaVe ana afsaFeS1 Ch1e7taus
as fuuoTt:
D8PAx1. AkRls1.
a7cHoAN No-xSEAL-DEpof 1cof OF LAKE sfRXafs
Nail. 5:g1 a. n ox.:::,......
Detroit T. N. 7. Express. E1:3O 4. n soN p. H.
Night Express T1;16 P. m. l9:3o a. "a.
x1cH. CKxr.. CINCINNATI AND LoU1sVnI1 LINZ
WogIing EIpreas...... *730 .. m. s10:15 p. n.
Night EXPRESS. ,......... Ft:15 p. f7:50 T. n.
MICHIGAN soUyHKaH-ToLEDo LINZ.
Mall. 36:39 E. m s7l5 P. N
New York Express. s1:0 a. H. so:W p. M.
Night Express. f7:1b p. N. at:3D a. N.
MICHIGAN aoUTHxRH--DhTRo1f 1e1.
Express. s5:30 q. u. 7:l5 P. NJ
Express Wis AdrfAn....... t15 p. N. 7:30 3. n.
c1ScENATTI AIR L1EE.
Union Depot. West Side, near Madison st, Bridge.
Mail Tsafr1.... ........... f7:sU q. n 5I:1u D. N
Nictt Express. 1880 FL. 1880 p. H.
CHM AIR IISH-ToR tSnlAfoflla ANpLoulsFIlLk.
Dav E1press ,......... ++7:20 q. m. S7:20 4. IN.
Sit.bt Express. ...,.... f&a]p, N. {s:30p. N.
FTTfsBURGH, ToR& FAIHE And calcAoo.
DaY Passenger *7:a0 a. NJ A1:40 a. N.
Night Passenger :......~ tE15 H. T15p NJ
Valparaiso Accom- 1...-. "G3u p N. 1s%u l. H.
u11o1B cEyrRA1-
DAY Passenger $50 =. H. s8M p n.
EaHkakee Accommodation $500 .. N.
Hyde Park Train. 1640a. NJ e8:c0a. N.
, 1863-06-26

w The annual excursion Of the Union
Park Congregational Church and Sabbath
School Will take place on Saturday, June 27th,
10 Dcsp1alnes Station. Cars leave Reuben
street ut s o'clock, and the Northwestern
ncnot n SIS.
, 1863-06-26

BAa MEET1xa.-A meeting Of the Bar will
be held in the Law Library, this morning, at
$50 o'clock, in relation to the death Of Judge
MnnferrH