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, 1863-10-23
FINANCIAL AND C0nlMEgCIAL.
THE MONEY n1ARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING uft. =. 1863.
The demsnd for money Is good and the bankers have
tie meals to supply it. but there Is surplus. In
deed Of them report 1t close, and therefore they
supplying customers only to limited extent AZ
whe1e matters are moving along smoothly. The
abotna le Gather transactions to the actual
necessities Of commerce.
New FORK exchange Is vorking closer, OF perhaps
lie supply Of currency Is relatively retcr Only "a
vored customers ob:on 1t At par md only on largo
dafts Some Of the banks do not sell below1-19. We
quote tho 1anke par OK discount buying, aud par OK
premium the selling rate On collections AMI small
trafts X is the Tate at most Of the bnnts. j..
Gold hhs fuctuated largely. Private dispatches
mpte the Wall street rates 1aI 49, 1s31. closing
at la41. The actuhl range here was 14oal3. For
most Of lie tny nbout 1i1ae1r2 were the rates.
Treasury otcs arc more plenty. Nominal selling
RATES KICK. Silver 128@1ss.
AT ST, Lou1s.-N. Y.e1c Ange plenty mud atona5 at
per cent usscount buying, and par seliiug pefense
warrants STEADY at soas1c buying and selling.
Ar rPu1LADE1PuI.-Ttc1 inquirer OF Tuesday says !:
"The Stock mariet esately active to-day With
general rmuessi in prices Tie anxiety to hear from
the eruies uudcr tac impression that decisVe engage
nents must SOC be fought, tends somtwhat to limit
operations hut the abundance money, the low raes
ofiutercs and the universal conviction tent the eject
ofttepnret 3saucs Of the new National Banks (which
arc soou to be dssibuted) addict to the constantly
Increasing volume Of Government obligations, will
continue to Eyn. prices upward tendency. keeps
good supply Of huyc1s In the market and makes hold
era corr ekpont ins1y firm In thc.r demands"
AT CINuINNA1I-The scarcity OF. currency restrict
ed operations ia Government Iapers On Wednesday,
aud there was limited bus1ccss done Kentucky
rency Nas bought at X premium BY one or two banks
TINT had ordcs, but othcra refused to receive it at
better than ~ Tie issues ofthe State Bank Of 1ntt
ana arc quoted nomiraly X premium. The Gazette
says:
tyha ,rrninsa nf exrhnn1a frar the Nnrthwest cnn.
, 1863-10-23

blackburn sold Hancock 49 AZ. 11s5 ns 1T IS e2H.
HoGs-The receipts at the various yards during the
Gay to about 10 200 hogs and the entere1 sales
to ut prices ranging from 81 5oa5 % for prime INT
co11.fed hogs from 81 09A4o for medium to good
shipping grades: from scsoss93 tor common: and
from e 0c@a co for inferior. Although SO large
amount Of business has been cone both AMONG slip
rcrs packers yet the market has beea scarcely
s as yesterday. and the sales made show decline
Of In521c our last quotations; this, however, Is
more especially seen on medium to common grades.
TIE sales cnlarad to-day do rot Indicate tho whole
business transacted, large number hare been said
but not as .et Weighed owing TO the miserable wealth
et ct TIC afternoon and evening.
, 1863-10-23

nhio Hyey Heion CITY and Ennavna; Soc 1s tne NJ nj
Y1e ts Turk lsnd aud 81 50 per big for coArse
idrtfptcl
, 1863-10-23
A GARD.
To all Afflicted with Catarrh, Throat
DIxeases, and Affections Of she Cheat.

the Throat and Ghsst Rooms 70 anu Is McCor-
mick'e building, corner Of naudolph aud Ds.ebon
slleets. gives his entire attention to this depart
hae nttt nde his practico iu this city has enabled
Inn 10 refer tic best and ost re+pons,b,e par
ttes In Chicago i ta eepsct.ly desirable sh.t AT
who bare need Of medical AID: either for ~ Gat.:,h.
ea,ly application. Tbs patient, at distance, who
csnnos come to the city te .euA1n here for treat,
nn1sSe mr, sfb H. course ot treatment With Success
Where it IL impossible for the party to come per-
sonally to the city be should wr1se az many Of his
A. viii afford correct idea of th~ tase A List Of
questions Will be furnished upon application.
, 1863-10-23

UP-Prcp. Racine.
Dows-Frop To7awands; bar1ts Wave. Ellsworth,
Marsh, Champion. Chicago, Winslow, Mhssl!on. Mer-
rtmao. ster, Addazsou btiga Monitor. Eosclus Fow.
hattAa Banner; sehrs Gray Eagle. Culver, Ell RAtes
Ethan Allen, Bronson, Avery, Rainbow, Williams.
Sszmpete, Dousman, Wings Of tho Mornlns. hasa
Richmond, Hubbard WAucous, Whaling. WaHus'
Martin, Senator 1forfn, rnraeverance, Rsipa eam
beu, Lummu, ..stepheu Gold Hunter. Aapsa' A'''a
Cafk. Palmetto,
, 1863-10-23
Baltimore Seed nIarket-0ct, 20.

Clncfnnntl Seed Mnrkct-Oct. II.
faiz demand for Timothy At e 691 Is from store
Cover may ce quote1 at IS 537 o. for old. No new
vet In the market. Flax Is nominal, none Offering
, 1863-10-23
THE CITY.
GREAT NORTHWESTERN FAIR,
CONTRIBUTIONS still POURING IN.


kVWAhIpUlkuEao S1llL fVVhtmN tma
xUs,u. Fa n~ra
The Northwest seems alive with I1tercs. in the
Grcst Fair. to commence o, Thursday next, for
The t,eoefit OF the Sanitary Commission. In the
city. 1hcreyerw VIC cc, tho conversation tusns upoa
1bis enb5ect. and sonethingi IL being Manufactured
for donation. in many Of the best establishments,
and contributed ftom the most loyal stores and
ehopa in the city-a good sett Of ones loyalty aud
patriotism as well as their 1lbetality hachinists
and manufacturers, closhiets and hsttets, Eilli-
ue1s and drcss makers, ehirt and collar manufac-
tu1cye, boot and shoe makers and dealers, will ali
BE- represented BY some one-4nd the pablo will
sec who they are- The Ii. D., for "hbet&l and
loyal donot, i" will be a. proud m honor, In this
cycnt, as II It stood for "Doctor Of Laws" As
before stated, the articles contributed will be
fropeIly labelled with The name and location Of
The contributor, 70 that he may be proud O:
pshamed in proportion as his donation Is liberal
OF ANAL. and tho name Of the contributor will be
publisheo far and wide
Responses are pouring in from MI quartert.
mary Of them the most eubstautial kind. Tho
countvy people Of the Eo:thwctt-the vesy life and
annport Of The sxultary Commission, are pouring
IN their contributions BY car loads and wagon
lo.ds. Though tho Fair IL held In Chicago, We
feel that IL = Gnzhtoeste'n Fur, and the towns
and cit'cs, and people Of ell the Northwest arc
much interested IN II, a II It were IN their own
Y1cuitJ-theif soldiers VIII By oeaehttcd ~ much
~ those from Chicago. .--..
Among the CONTRIBUTORS 11on inc CITY We may
mention: Two sewing maSo1aes uon e3eofge Il
lChitteIacn. Of the "neo'es o WILSON company;
three fion Grover d nak@ i"" no@ WILCOX
Gibbs; three dozen oi bsanme ecu oewefst 10:
all 1achince, WORN S1-So saen' 70" ~ bafnamr
1ss Lake ttret: Sha1t.he maco4ne isoa ofonsoa
j. Elliott; Bai1e5's sptlns"foA clo1hes wfiagc,
from ahe Agent. j. u. Raee' 1o' LAKE street;
beautiful steam engine nom tue Eagle ~osks'
employees. r. W. GateA, Pfestdeas; j ttea1a
boiler for the engine, fro7 tho employees OF the
different gail1oadr-n1mcs not given; hand
4ome reaper, from G. H. Nccofmses-o1r o.
his very best; one OF Lis most valuable
wagons from P: schrtt!cr; number Of p]ows-
from We know not whom; d handsome roHE lsom
Wight & Eulriet, Michigan 81; mo $500 Pianoa-
one frcm Root L Cady, and the Other from an un-
named eorsce; mipiatuFe Dattery lin snssr0
S.nrr r. " EaDfOfds handsome hat {S25i from
, 1863-10-23

receipts beng light Clover quote at x7.l2H@IS7H
Is to quality. Timothy at $2.A@soo. Flax seed At
, 1863-10-23

There have been no arrivals by river this week, tho
wafer being 1uW thst several large eas are las nn
Of water il Is doubtful whether much more lumber Viii
for drT i1mber. shlpEes and 1ath, with the remark
hat ysry as dea,ers snox1nS 2 n2 as
their nodexafe stocks At any less figures:
, 1863-10-23
CHICAGO DAILY mAwKEr.


IL; ssh1s rao Fannes 81 md Sss5 win oatt
s ssas s.a & t ,essp ii
LouR-Res elyed to-day. y - b1ls; shipped. 2ss
S!ss Es$$; 5 Is
Sss Ss ss!5 ssspsa e. ts:s
stai1st essll1sd Afss 9s;ssl nns fa,easa:aa aa9
s 10 - Kseetsa ea ID store at Il o. sra1sa WasAr
Is I. SS 3 a9 u d Z st9ss S =
nv isS = a. 1 S - a + 4 {i
ssts: 70 u d d $ ces} 4 si2ax 80 ba d.
{; spIRS I II .Sss e. ea aS e s
s: ;:,su sa; sSSip,ea is eso b.
b Dc u ssc allos1. CosS II sTonE-30co 81 10
ssSs s. & s. !, $ = g
81 & seh 81 s. :Silpta m opu n.,
ktt opened htsyy aid dull butc osed sseady and asm
9?t rsase' tR s;ss
g hn 60 = e na az = sSS: ss 4 eo nu g. m
% sxe: iaS se % 4 siXe: stea - Do . - ~
ao :? e % sqssR;
ssss' sSs 50 Ss S 81 IT, { T.
nARLES...kaeelvsdd d Y lg1ss s By; j.; Mssxst en- asa
esnels .5a o.s. i s1so ,o7 tsrs st 81 81 ard
hICOHuIrst1ac acy at Il es91 u pe- gallon,
NWf5lllil CDKN-Io active demand n1c fsm
sa1s:S2N iers pr1mr .t <is5 10 pes ton.
BEANS. Tie mt: ket's very doU. With adoEnRa1t
ttnCe ncv Enle1 led bu ErUe at r. 50 Il b3gY at
= ID s'' - 1 ~'@N
nUTTEn-Masxet zos e ,astive; The quotations
ih0,Cr Daily In cs ocks....... .........,.2itfese
Cbtjce tlrkin .2le32!c
FAtl 70 good ,193.1c
e G6FFEE:nfi:S ae;aaad ia prices fais ain sih
jar-n ...................,....4r 10 Eall O
Rjo corin OF 10 fair 24&tH
Eo. tocd 10
Hio cn2len H. " 1,
EeiVe very r and the supply llLiied. Market toleF
ably active. We quote:
Hamburg ....-..... ...............-nH9i5
nlinois and Wtseonsn.: .:....:......:.:.....y ais
Cd I71ces nrm 15@l6c 2 doz.;
FISH MH!1ET!sM-Ma5xeta Y aeaTe @ and nsm at y eo
quote No q N@t1 e., Market very &C
, 1863-10-23
MARINE NEWS.
EG2Y OF CW3VA 10.

.vprv~ o,..,,,e,
sinr Sea BIRD. paest, Two Rivers; sunsdss.
Ba1k & Ssiad. Il j. i; Wi;cos buifaio, atsS kfis iii: Ill ~
D"'~ thing1es, 11a' 's' ~ =. +.
Bark No No'man e ssEsuson' Little saaueo' 1so m lura-
n,,c II 9:ariiner rntter Green BIZ 10 N 1uuber.
SssE Ssss Jssss isssss @
sssF Il aoy Ss n5sr
sehx Ssas fea,ss rEatn. c*ntrsy1s G. eds wood
SsF 5x KKb KGy sa1 81 5essG 81: e
$: }$si; 5Ss|$ s$ :'s,
sshF a,as 1essS pays. csSssn S s g tons
sehf roaa Mm i9aa. 9on. sSoo' "'as s' ''na f'
sclr 1fSna tsae1a e g beeksr eei pr,s .a
sshr ssF Sso sssas ss D2
ssst s sa@ s@ sn'.4. o.saa n@'sn' 80 ''a' s'p
a"s9s ps9oss s ''
ssssasss Ss sslies ss
ss6F sssF hs - j.
BasE FsiHstf, Vince. Bay cits, $50 5Tis SIT.
gtnr Sea Biz. gssst ssAHsR Tss ;:;, :se!s: '
hr1a nnrf. -
Bark Mary E perey. Brou1on Buffalo, 5000 bu oats.
schf SJinot 9ift!heii kise Tnfialo 10 bn va
SER r q brothers, Mcdonald, ColooTnc, b,9c0 bu
Wheas. arprvrn f,ct u
c,rn- ro.,e+ 7,oro.n Tmo p;rers sr, 1rfes
Prop Buck sye, Chapman, ogtensburXh, suadries.
Prop kenosaa, Hewitt, ooaefeh, sundsies' 'lso 1om'
pork Sierabusco Chamberlain. ocoato q m 1ath l5o
n lumber. :.
4a5E a1 Nao!9i' @ ~ .ons , GGzl y
III 9ieyanter Sijrrheii Rnrns sfeHnminea Il M
, 1863-10-23

Ecouomise by Dyeipg your castod Garments
and Trimmings with the Uonststtt Dyes-a0 differ
emf fset colo5e including all the new and fashoua.
be eba6ee. Price only is or Is cents per pscksgc.
See samples of the colors at the D1usgEts.
nct1l lol1GeSt.mNf
, 1863-10-23

nejscyruan sold Poland C. aF 1908 rs at $a25
Kyle stle Hush 10 av. l156 at 81 90.
Po1an tol1 kaLn. Jun. q, hv. ST. ms at $aC0
Roberts soln kuff 81, av. 5H ms at 81 g.
AlceIscn sold Keller IL, av. 01s ibs It SANK.
Ilnlel Co. sold ullanns a. az 1liG os at g. Is.
.'ohnion SOLD Itutel 4 Co Is, M. 963 MS ut 81 VI
Frye O. sold Morris q Co 81, ~ 1853 rs ut FAD.
Acnms fol3 Mur1ls 4 G.. rs, ~. s3s ns nt S!.l5.
lia.tint sold Ga.ler 8. ~. lol5 ns a $50.
AZ ams sold Evans 16, AZ. N rs q: IS 90 ~
AZ ans sold IIancoc. IS. ~. a72 ma 1t q 50.
BrIaIeraE sold Rankin IS Nv. l0c8 M at $7a5.
KniRht selG Hancock e, Liz ms at q g.
suon1 sold Ivana s., ~. :pa @s at "a 80
leuch Bold Hancock 81, nv I215 1as at 50 60.
Nelson sold Moore ID, ~. a36 ias at 5. .10-
liokcrt. cole HANCOCK 6, nv. llA2 MS At 81 10.
H1etipcs sold Rat cock Is, ~. 9oo. at $2au-
Glaco- s.itt N1Ike IS. av 1l0 ns it 10.
Ieplins sol3 kc;t &c C. 2* ~ 1iss s Ss AZ 8 8 g. q
I;anslu tola Eyans Is. ay. s2i ns It :? 9.
Att MS told Wicker 4 Co. 30, nv, 1914 MS at 81 IS.
Adams sold Kent q Co. 10o av. liz MS at s. %.
Gregory sold KenEa .. N.Y. I2B ns At $3.50.
Mackns sold Le1an1 q Co. IS, nv. It'll ns At $340.
Unll sold Leland q Co. Is, ~. 112 Us at 31a5
LOOMS & Co. sold Kent q Co. 13, nv. 1850 ms at
, 1863-10-23
COMMERCE. Il IA.

THURSDAY EvE1sH. Oct. q. 1859.
TIE following table shoxs the receipts aud ship.
nsnts during the pAst twenty four hours:
RECEIPTS FOE LAST TwKSrT-ToUh HouHs.
, 1863-10-23
cf1roAGo 0ATTLE mARlKs1.

: THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. "a. 1s&&.
BEEF CaTTLE-Thc receipts Of Beefcattle At the
sarious ards during the day aunouut to osout 2,so
ami the entered sales to 7s4hsad at prices ranging
from 81 e. to $50 the principal number Of sales hsre
been ra-c from e !cG3co. For rscsum and COOS
shipping stock there has been fair Aeuand but for
ap. Thing beyond there have been no receipts, and
consequently no sales by which to estimate the valuc
Of prime stock IN the market At present Common
stoct Of which there been no lack In the receipts
Of fto-Gay,ts but little IN demand, and prices hare
been very low, so much 80 that In most Instances
the lots are disposed Of on private terms. 1t
would be we'll. however, for the beueot Of
Farmers who keep sending their thin stock in. i
these terms were public. it would probably in uaay
cases induce them to keep their stock fora better
kct The sales Of ftodny indicate fair demand both
amongst shippers aud packers. amongst whom many
of tho largo buyers hsye been In the market Today
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY. =.
Grte1h1um Id ansn u ~ 1l6 NJ. =: s?.a5
AZ ama ID Tert e. Mitchell 16 w 1o27 D.. 1t 50 90
G. Rube4 Co. a0d RoaenIheS 81 80 ns, 1t g G1.
H oelts told Pulkrd IS Nv. tt6 nt. ~ $50.
aeAn cold heno,y IS ~: 99I n. = $212k
Fs tSsa e. I'D kshn jaa. Ii Is a. s 81. It sa1s:
Wsller Iold Gieu4 baum 23Av, 1e5o NJ At s!s.e0 q
Kufpley sold Greenhnnm 25 AZ. 11o9 at $zIt0 head.
Ffyt and Co Il Kent 4 Co So av lt9l ms ut e3 90.
Piece sold Eownrte Smith 70, ar 11o0 b at IS 20
Rhodes Ne*1nan sold Kent Co. 10, AZ. Ito Ds at
Kepncman & Co. fold Williams s, AT 9i7 ns at
$40,
, 1863-10-23

Ore Of the most severe cases on record, was
and tie sufferer was induced to try it. because, he
sa5a "it didn't pretend to cure everybody and eV"
oct7-3tw-F&M<W
, 1863-10-23
DJust received, large yariety o! wall 1l-psper,
window 1t AIDES, SC, At
Oct 6,-2wu.W 6F. 100 Randolph street.

~ The Ladies' should uee Ba1nett's Florime1:
Itisn choice perfume, unlike the pupgent and
sickenipg perfumes in the market. Sold every
where 0c1a.o '3a-wrtEA&WK'Y,
, 1863-10-23
A Handsome Act of a Chicago Her
chant.

The following letter wns received yesterday BY
Mrs. A. Il. Hoge. ono of the lady managers Of The.
Northwestern Fair, from prominent merchant Of
this city, now in New York. The doaation de-
ecsyes prominent reference In Itself and the Iette,
scarce lees go from the sentiments 1t contains Tue
convenient plea Of nbsenteeism is top oft=n the
excuse for not answering the appeals Of benevo-
lence, aud the further excuse that one has already
given Is that most frequently Eet BY solicitors.
Tie writer below valves both Of these that might
without open disc1edit be used To spare the purke
Of 4 man ofless llbczality. The example ia worthy
OF imitation. s..
A LETTER PROM T. PALMER, ESQ.
No. % REsDE 67nEH7, n. IT,
October 11th, 1868.
TO the Lady Managers Of the Northwestern Fair
in aid OF tic sick AID Wouuded to1dess:
DEAR LAp,Es:-Your apptal TO the Northwest
In behalf Of our sick and wounded soldiers, hxs
reached me through the columns OF tho T1IBUaE,
ard cannot alio nF xbecuce from home, NO: my
former eont1ihrtiols to excuse nc from respond
t1Eto your call. Plexse End enclosed an order on
my cashier for tK0 hundred coll4zs {$200}, which
amount feel great pleasure In contributing to tue
ring ana worthy object 1or which Jou In your
goodness. are 20 earut 6tly laboriuk. i hope that
yonr Fair will be suecets tnat will progo to our
soldiers that they are remembered, thtEcby chees-
1ng tho sick and wounded In their hou1s ct suffer-
Ing. and renewing the strength OF the will for tho
conflict - lam, With grtat 1csfect,
Tour obrdfent, ,'-...2,
, 1863-10-23
ARRIVALS AT SOLDIERS HoME.-The fol-
10. irg are the arrivals At the solaiers Home dur

Q. s. Moore 10th Mil. \: 4. Hill Min: battery;
hhlggf1nun,s hggn ~ ~ VA S.trrv M - r. Rsmsdsl Id,
Wis; ). s. Hedges. aad u 4. scralo1d, aotn ILL.,;
T; Ban, 1a;.h ~ IT. X Mann, az; :: Aa5y'
tit Via: VIM sn,ail. DO: q. Austin. d.: 4
BlaIeha1d, e4th Wis; L; Qln, Cd Wis; cayalsy;
3 III Horie * = Hlth Id: j. Robinson. slat Wis.; 4.
Ha,adon, 18th n. T.; 2. F. Barnham, 9th ILL.,; G.
Anoot'' 47'n 1n'' y. ~. o'e'e1S, I'll "4S'
Norrnvps7rnr FA,n--arrrr1s,; or THE Hspar.
sv,rA7,vrs OF TIE D1rrEnEsr Aseoctsr1oss-
na,ao.tas corc Il, tbe d,tr.rent societies and
asfoelataons In the CITY arc requested TO De
punctna IN thef attenaaace az tae meeting tnls
evening, TO make arrangements iot tne openns
celebration On Inesaas neas' a ian attendance
nen's makes every minute precious.
srxn~rur EvEroprESs-- tbose who
promised them, send forward Eyergrecns without
delay. There is no danger OF sending too n,ny,
asiA', AtSN.. :. ~ ~, ..snS- a. s,a:,.ast
hal1s, which will require "a heap OF eyergreens
In decorate them. Send them on-eeud quickly to
~, -, 80 49, ,-t, oa,, ,a.,st T.,
Lower bfsan nau' anu .sa 'aoas WV sau "'sss ~
Is no time toloss. :,
FAIR DEALING At TIE FAm.-rhe manag.
-. ,.,tao5 ~ ..,, y, v,,o-o Inv ,r,,r1a. anId
e1s naee oe.losu ~ A7A w ..ote to4 ~ SUI
at the Fair than they same can % purchased ios
give iah anu accurate enAoss' AAsSe VIZ pe no
impofl'1on p1a'l'eee.
PAY Your WArrR.TAx.-The attention OF
A,-..,.,.,.,. -, =. ,.,.,, =. ~. .auo:+,.o,.a,t y,
our city readers is nsitea 70 INC aases1eemens o.
, 1863-10-23

&1VETAWQQxE Oh &06 6R0KtaEEb8lETN F21f
Arrangement by the Executive
CpmN119Iees
The Executive Committee Of tho Northwestern
Fair beg leave to mike the following announce.
meuta:
d, TheFnir will be opened On Friday, October 57th.
Tickets Of admission, rs cents; reason tickets,
s1D0. This ticket admits to Bryan AaIl, the 6a-
pe2lso.s' Room in the Court House, and the hail
for manufactured srtic1ee, ROW In tbs process Of
erection in the rear Of Bryan Hall
Tickets Of admission to the AIT Gallery in the
Theatre building, Is cents; season tickets 81 90.
Metropolitan Hall is to be devoted exclusively
to evening entertainments.
The following is The programme:
2 October e3th-Clildrea's Concert; 200 children
% vailed. It viii rarpats any concert Of the Kind
,cver given in this city.
:. oaoeel aa!h-T4olean1. revol.tsg, ststqs!y and
10 desc ds.c1trssonesn sa1 sn DO iastice to them.
oesoeef 4ath-Iaoleau9,. By 1adies Of Detroit
1mass W. Mansgement ot MAJOR Casa: ol that city
GStohsr s1n- Concert, under the management
= Of Balslka- Tho name Of this great leader 10
sgmeaent guaranty Of the c1celleace Of the con-
:. October s1st--Promeuade concert
The entertainments for the evenings OF No
timber "a a1a %, ars not yet su9eisntlI arranged
No7emeer 4th;1ee4are by Mis- Ann. E. Dick
'hsS1: Nof:ember 5shETbe Govcnors, United State.
4rnstors. md other dtstt1 gulshed gentlemen.
are 10 dine With ths ladies' On this day. and ID,
x. drcsses will be delivered BY several Of them In
:, ecs aSo7embsf eth-Leeture By Aies Anna B. Dick
lnsen. o. PhttaeRa5s; German 1.a,es close tss 70.
4s1tsinMept Of the two weeks BY grand ball.
srtckefa Of admission to the Fair can onay be oh
+,,ned at the ticket otace, Bryan Hall 1iekcts t.
+he A,t Gallery GIN be obtained At the door OF th:
, 1863-10-23

FAIR DEALING At TIE FAR.-The manag-
ers have decided to ask no more for articles sold
at the Fair than they same can be purchased fos
elsewhere in the city, and In every instance to
give full and accurate change. There will be no
fnnoetiou p1actlced,
, 1863-10-23

REAL EsTArE--Those who desire to nske
apurctase Of real estate either as investment, or
a spe culatiou, have 1ow an opportunity offered In
one Of the few Large tracta still vacant in the
midst OF ssptdly tncreas1ns ssneighborhood We
allude to tTtnty aeret Of fke Bitch tract in the
southern part of tho City, which ia Offered for sale
by Geo. N. HfEginsoa, No, Z. Metropolitan Block,
Us advertised In another column. The indications
of rapid advance In the value Of property not
to be mistaken, and those who, through want Of
faith or decleion Of purpose, permit this oppostu-
nifty to pass, may hereafter Aaye reason to repent
1t. A word to the wise is sutlcieat.
, 1863-10-23

nAMHR1cAE STAR'' IN CHIcAGo.-Ar. VIM.
Patrick Of this city, has Just purchased from Geo.
Bid6 ell, Of Admin, the famous horse "Amesican
Sta1''-payfrg the anug sum OF $4,000.
, 1863-10-23

FISHING AND HUNTING ExcURs1oS.-On
Tuesday morning, the a0th inst, Mr.. Tucker, Of
tie Briggs Houfe, Allen Robbins, Esq, aad G. ".
Clarke, Eeq., (an old settler Of Chicago, after
whom the stAtion is uamed,) mado visit to
C1arke's Station, OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Railroad, for amusement on the banks
Of the grand Calumet river and the adjacent huut.
ing grounds. Mr. Tucker was fortunate enough
10 bag orcr one hundred and ffty ane Mallarts,
ard canyass:backs, with variety Of enipe, coons
and rabbits.
, 1863-10-23

PAY Your WATER.TAx.-The attention OF
our city readers IL invited to tho advertisement OF
the Chicago Water Works in this paper. Those
who would save handsome percentage must pay
their eeml ANIMAL dividend before the first Of Dc
cenber. See advertisement.
, 1863-10-23

w~ Nervous Diseases and PhyalcI Debility,
Arising rom Specific causes, in both sexss-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
AeeociAtipn-eenti in sealed letter envelope free OF
charge. Addreee, DR.. J. sktl1n Hcnghton, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth street phila-
daiphia, Pa. fuN-am
, 1863-10-23

Go 70 THE BEsr-9o TO BRYANT b 8rnATTON's
CmcAGo CoAxERcIA1 COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education For circulars ad-
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1863-10-23

GAS FIXTURES The cheapest place to bny new
styles, is at WlIma1th's 1s2 Lake street.
oc1e-o434-nd
, 1863-10-23

Flour uud Gruip In Store In Chfcugo-Oct. II.
The following table, posted On Change to-day.
shows the amount Of -four and gran IN store in this
city the 17th inst compared with the amount ID
ttn.e a venr
, 1863-10-23

PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GRAsT.-Onr re-
eptcted townsmsu, Af. Antsobas, started ttis
morning on his way to Nashville, where he is to
meet Gen Grant, for the puFpose Of making
portrait Of that great Commander, which shau
surviyc ~ historic memorial Of him. It Ia no
en naN honor to be thus deputed by committee Of
Cbicsgo gentlcmeu,-and It is equally csedable
to them and to the aStist.
, 1863-10-23

An ArrBAL TO TIE HOSPITALITY OF Cur.
cAao.-An persons willing to entertain delegates
to the Fair, urged to send their names at once
to the Sanitary 1oous, as people arc constantly
coming from our Aid Societies. The Sanitary
Commission will otherwise be obliged to pay thelr
expenses, as the hotels are full and decline taking
FAR guests. While our soldiers suffer Ill prira-
tions nnccmplAininslY, we At home can and ought
10 pack ourselves little closer for few days. to
accommodate those who bring supplies and offer
their help in the coming Fair, which Is, We hope,
to be credit to chfeago In every respect.
, 1863-10-23

atwc-.tozy franc building. tie nr.t story alIej
IN With br!cf. torty feet io1z nvaF hunde
ppse apa r.. pSm Vf Rss
tlmes dsy toE eeats pr Pip Gas.
Of clark a-d Cross s:Ie cts 1uotng vest to Arnold
s.,eet 15a Itet ana 80 acEta OF goc FsImE Lsud In
Section Z JOSHUA BELL. 10 Market At
, 1863-10-23

LADIES' FURNISHING SToRE.-Mrs. Judson
Fool has Just opened At Ia stste street, Cray
mond's Block) very choice stock Of ladies' farn-
ishing goods, embracing woznteds, yatas, hosiery,
hoopHhirts, g1ores, brushee and fancy goods gen
ers1]y, which the ladies' Of Chicago and vicinity
would Go wc1lto examine. Mrs. Pool has q neat,
nsw eto,e, choice stock Of goods. and claims to
I. l! at low hgurre as thn sazuo articles eau be
pu! thatcd snY here IL the city.