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The Crops in mlnnesota.

IFfbM the u ltbha RepuDlcan, iVtn.J
Reports concerning the wheat crop In this State.
eic1s the recent rains, continue to be generally
favorable. A gentleman who has Travelled over the
largest grim producing townships OF Ninona
cI:7ty during the present week, informs Us that.
upon The strength Of observations and inquiry, he
estimates the average yield in the county at TWEEN
y bnsbe!s per ac1e-providcd. however, that moth
iDg should occur before harvest to njure the grow
Ing crop. The heat straw Is light and short, but
The heads are filling ont well and promise to pro-
once much better than would appear from casual
come heade Of winter wheat, raised on the 'Rid,e''
N the southern part Of the county. These looked
f'n arSably well. The berry was full. plump, and
that rust will attack tho wheat-the close sud sui
ty condition OF the atmosphere giving rise to this
apprehension few weeks Of favorable weather
people Of Minnesota-all Of whom are more OF
lees dependant upon the success Of our great sta
nIe-Eheat. - -
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Of circle, are suspended over the inscription.
Taken altogether, it Is an elegant set of
colors, and We remember to have seen moth.
ing mora beautiful and appropriate.
CHEF ENGINEER HARRIS AnRoAp-The
presence Of Chief Engineer Hnrris, Of this
city, in London, Is announced In the London
0bscrver, in connection with the announce
ment Of IN interesting trial Of steam IRE en-
gines, to have taken place at the Crystal
Palace, on Wednesday, the LIST of July. The
trinl Was attracting considerable attention,
and the prizes offered by the committee oyer
which the Duke Of Sutherland presided wero
large, being two Of e250 each for steam en-
gines not exceeding thirty cwt., and two Of
e100 each for larger class engines not weigh
ing more than sixty cwt. The Judges were:
The Right Hon. the Earl Of Caithncss, the
Duke Of Sutherland, Lord Richard Grosvcnor,
II. P, Mr.. J. G. Appold, Mr. ]. F. Bateuan,
Mr.. ". II. Brown, Mr.. 7. R. Champion, A1r.
". Il Grassland, Mr.. ". Fairbairn, Mr.. T.
Hawksley, Mr., J. E. Mcconnell, Mr. Henry
Maudslay, Mr. J. Mathews, alr: Nnysmith,
Mr. J. Penn, Mr. Smith, and Captain E. II.
shaw, the Superintendent Of the Fire Brigade.
Captain Shaw invited the chiefs Of the fire
corps ut Berlin, Paris, Hamburg, st. Peters
burg, New York, Chicago, and most OF the
American cities, to London, as his guests,
during this trial.
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An Art Gallery In Chicago.

Since Bridge Frodsham, Esq.-late Princi-
pal Of the sold Dusseldorf Gallery" in New
York-brought over to this country, in 1857,
TINT magnificent collection OF French paint
tugs known by the namc of the French Ex-
hibition," there has been marked improve
ment in the picturessof our native artists.
The collection comprised great number Of
the very best works Of the French school.
and ~as brought here, chiefly, with yfay to
stimulate American art. How far this main
object OF the enterprise was accomplished.
all who know what art was in this country
ten years ago, and what 1t is now, viii be- abls
pretty satisfactorily to Judge.
1t is not too much to say TINT 1t made an
IRA in the Art history Of this country-and
"e could name half.a-dozen artists in New
York, aud one, if not two, in Boston, who
are indebted to the studies which these pic-
tures afforded them for the present high posi-.
tion which they occupy in the Painters
Guild.
So important an element in the refinement
and civilization Of people as painting con.
fessedly is, and as all things are which relate
to art and the culture Of the Imagination and
the feelings, cannot be too highly esteemed,
nor too widely encouraged; and We are glad
to find that Chicago-frst city In the West
for commercial ability and cnterprise-Is
Rradually waking up to full conception Of
the necessity and utility Of Art as public
educator, as a teacher Of things both divine
and beautiful, whose value can hardly be csti.
.D".'u ~ @o4IAs' "o nasc aleeaay-on the
"sneo' EeoestN .. nonoe-our great portrait
F''ntc' neaiey 1ot he great, even when
compared WIN masters Of Tar wider reputa-
lon-and tne 1act inst his genius and execu-
i've ability are acknowledged here, and that
ne Is sustained IN royal style BY the citizens,
is In the highest degree encouraging and
hope1n! 10 AL VINO are interested In the pro.
gress Of ART and kno" It's value to society.
II II were possible TO establish IN Art Gal
N's IN cmeago' "nefe "orks By the best
european ana american masters would be on
communal e1Moi1on, great good would be
acco"pllsneo' anu great spur given to our
loca4 afusts' u "oulo DC prime agent also
IN LEU eoueouon o1 1he tastes OF the people,
anu "onIa enable them 10 distinguish be-
Tween paintings WHICH are excellent aud those
"men are mere1fic1ous and worthless. It
taxes as mucn instruction to enable one to
oecomo gooo )uese oi art as 1t does to
n'ae's -pa'nt1ne''naeed, being
'e15 eloquent language, and an expression OF
"na' Ii "os1 oeauta1ol IN nature aud highest
IL. lnnn. ---.---,,
~ Aa'o An14us !. el"o pesa palnea, "hen
t'4euas aa'. asAsu oat oiin'on u pictures
SnE W 'nei1 ota"A's.1o"ln ""'is, pecauso
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stock and Flour In Now York.

From Tfatton's Produce Reporter, July ILL.,
The accumulation OF stock here has quite aur-
prised the trade, but close examination Of the
our stock consists Of -four not usually shipped to
Europe, but Of shipping brands We have BY no
means . large supply. We hold considerable IN.
the supply Of sou. is as yet Moderate. Our pres
ent stock is very large, exceeding $50 600 brls aud
We are daily adding to it. Il cannot be denied
miller In the West shonld diminish his production,
or very serious losaes must result from addlny
largely to our already c1erb,rdencd market.
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TIE BRITISH WOOL MARKETS.

LosDos-The demand for home use Is yesy firm,
and prices are well maintained. Thc.0i8 very lit
tie change In prices since last week.
YoRK-The Yorkshire Gazette, speaking OF the
market for the new clip, which lad opened with
larger supply than had ever been seen there be-
fore By the "o1dest Inhabitants" says that over
1,&o0 eheets were present, and sold In one day at
prices were good, and fully up to tho rates Oh
tained the week before, which were from 80 to 4ac
3 b.
finding its way into the market is very large, but
nevertheless the prices range 60 high the manu-
f1eturers are only buying. from hand to month
DoHcAsTER-rhe number Of tieeces shown at
ths second market the season was 80 large that
it was acknowledged that a like amount had never
been Heen there before at one time. Prices here
well supported, similar to those secured last week,
and the demand WAS good.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET
FFfnm The n Y Ehinniur T,Ist 1ath I

From the N. T. Shipping List, 18th.
The market is quiet; eel1ers arc unwilling to
make material IT. @ and buyers holding of,
pondiug falling of In Wool Sales haye been
made Of 2Go bales Cape at 8id1s7c; ut auction
~ DO slightly damaged, e6t{qes5c); 100 DO ordin-
Fleece, 70Gb75c. Only q light business has yet
been done in new clip: farmers hold at 65 to Soc
which is 10Dl5c q p higher than buyers will bc
IulipE rates.
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injured ty rust The corn looks finely, and Is fa=
superior In appearance to the crop In the central
range Of counttce-and think in advance Of that
through the Rock River valley.
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UN1os ExcuRs1oS.--The st. James, Grace,
Ascension, Holy Communion and City Mis-
sion Sunday Schools will participate In the
Grand Union Excursion to Harlem to-mor-
row. Music and amusements will be proyid-
ed on liberal scale. See advertisement,
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Big Flo Grande, Laskia 09den.burgh. 1868 bu
IsYlg C2ropu9, McEinxe Buffalo Is SGl on whess.
Echg T. j. Rogers. Doyle. Bn1Als, = 500 b1 corl.
EchF Game Cuck. St c4l-. Rufi4Io II TO bu c3fr.
Schr FlyHouth Rock V1cKery. B1tInD, LOCO bu corn.
schr Die Vernon. Mitchell Hutfa1o ~ 100 bu corr.
Ma1se1. 81 81 sota
schr E0nnto Doom. Leddcn Rn1a!o. 1.1s5 bo corr.
Schr Farvetk Home, MsBt1n tsntfa1l 20 +.s bu rorn
Schr Gold Hunter Jackson. Kingston, T., 80 bu wheat
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
8E1DazroKr July Is, lHa
CLEARED.
Lacy franklin. Athens.
Advance, Athens.
Gale. Athens.
E1as and Stripes Ao0is. n lumber. 10 ooo lbs hoass
caynga Iocipott l:.7to It lumber 10 Il shinges4ssa
lbs Echdee, 5 bsis lime.
z Goodeil; Ottawa,
Robert Holmes, Lasalle.
ARRIVED.
Jofr AcSe,is Murrts ato00 ou corn.
j Harmon. Lasal1n 5 As bu wheat
Pacific. Leta11e. 14S tons coal,
Anstopa 1asalle 900 bn corn.
PIaiz1e Queen ottsWa 800 hu corn.
vEssE1s PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
Dx1Rorr, July u, 1861.
UrPTop Buffalo.
uowS-Eoue
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WEDNESDAY ]

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July Is. 1853
Drugs are in good demand, and the general m4r-
ket is firm. Opium Is {1.0cG5t.a Is lower. Quiniue
is &c easier. Castor oil has declined &c. VIC
, 1863-07-16

The Benevolent War Clasm A. sociatson OF this
city is doing good work. It is now adjusting hun
6rede of elaine for different 1sons in tho North
der. Tho Office IL at 56 Dearborn, and the r. O.
Hox Is 1G3. For full information, lnclose a red
tta1np to the Secretary, CuAs. i. IREooRy iy1H
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- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising from Specific canses, In both saxes-ueW
and 1eliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
charge. Address. DR.. j. Skillln Honghson, How
s.d Association, No. South Ninth street, Phi1a-
dolphin, Pa, iet9-tw.
, 1863-07-16

Ep A large lot Of fine Card Photographs Of
General Meade. for sale by McNally & Co., No. 81
Dearborn street.
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| scenes as were enacted yesterday. The riot.
CTS had It pretty much thelr own way yester.
| day, but If they resume their demonstrations
to-day good Fhare OF them will come to a
bloody ard well deserved end Of their career.
MAT7EHs IN BRooK1Yy.
.xc;1c,nent ;, fh;s c;tv nnd u ~ an intense
,ersons crossed the r;rar 1nu - .ase 81 numoe's o.
1roi,.t nn ~N '0s 44'et ~ eee "hat was
M.5+ Cnpoo- p.ouo.
Third Copgressiensj nistr;c3 mn ha. o. Ine y
the nroceedjnrs n NeT VII, W .,l he9rlns 81 q
lbs papere and fransnoTted the1np pese1 ~ up az u
rnfety. There is nofhinf- nnW l., tba t.,J pIIH -.
Of tie 1east ;nnortance r. nUT NV N @ Inc building
The draft, which was flxed for Wcdnesd,v
morning. has bccn snsnended For ~ .1nes",s;y
Fnrfher notice viii he rjye1, whan ~ 49,.
me viii take place. "~'4 sA0 ~ !" " :
The colored people are having hard time
If It. They are attacked everywhere and
nea1e9. iney caoWdeo ABOUT the police sta
uons tas! n!gnt' ask1ng 1of protection. being
ptsgnte1 ;.; 81 aFom tg gong 10 Iaen nome, or even
@a!klpg tne stIeeIs.
the police, to the number Of 100, went to
NeM 1o1k, IN charge OF Inspector Fou1ke.
41ere was great commotion In the Navy
ard Ihe walls were manned and mounted
WIN guns: Ihirteen 18.pounders are mount
Cd On ne Flushing avenue side, 60 as to sweep
everything. Two SO FOUNDERS command the
hauled into the stream, the guns shot.ed, and
everything resdy for any emergency.
Several companies Of marines, with sixty
rounds Of cartridges, and twelve bort howit
zers, riAed cannon, with ammunition boxes.
loaded with percussion shells, shrapnell, can.
tEter, and grapeshot, were sent to New York
toward evening. The marines vera accom-
panied BY 800 sailors, armed with cutlasses
and reyo1yers.
Some guns were tnkeu from the State arsa,
nal in Portland Avenue on Sunday nIohf
which gaye rise to the rQmor that It had Sean
attacked. The facts are that fvn cn1n1an1a.
Ct artillery. belonging to fhe sarent;ath ro1j-
meut militia. .haya been ordered to Tnrt HsSf2.
fiton. and the pms vera f,Een a. tho,. .4 80
They were nIaeed on rassais ~ ~ Sa fat 4se: =:
little street ana tranennrtaS ~ ~ W. ~ -
There arc nr, arTne T., ti,a h,,;11,a " o nt -
epn- NJ ~, .,un ~ ~ ouns y. psesea1'
1ioe !as "" fOhh fKsss.
lffom the Tribune Edttorial1
The CRY is raised that the draft Ia unconsti-
dcnted, or anything. else to excite riots and
be deceived By these clamors. The real
E!onn1 o. nosnnt5 70 the draft Is sympathy
~! ~ AxAse ofA4% t4A~A III V2%e Will GAees-
A0A A"0 4Z%G . IL w 1EEu uAk1nE q H1ELOf10uS
CQTATulT assaults. q huudred tn one nn nm.
armed Hpfaurafnas neHron. rh, 1ra.. ,.nt
Avan cf n,,r
- -AA~ @'ssSst"" ~ LIZ NAaA4C RE&441~
Aiats~I.
LIE 1ssQt - uOk OfLWeGQ cGn9ct1pt1Dn and
10 conEcf1pu0n, nut between order and an
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AIA-L's HEAD uoTEI.
This famous hotel, for many years ten+ bv
Dir. AleEton, and sitnated on Forty-fsnrtH
street, between Lexington and Fifth avenues "
Shared the fute of 20 many other tine build
tnEs In that part Of the city. It was entirely
and other out-houscs on the premises. We
Go not understand TINT the cause Of its de-
stFuction was owing to the fact that Mr. III.
lerton. or any other person imme ediately inter-
ested IN the establishment, was specially odi-
Gus to the 1nccndiaries. The mob entered the
hotel In large numbers and demanded LIQUOR.
They took all there was in the house. and
many ot them draak to excess: they also took
gil the ctgars they could find. Many Of thom
then ran6acked the house and took everything
they could lay their hands upon. In q short
time dames were seen bursting hom the Sec
ond story windows, and before single fire.
man WIS on hand the building was past al1
hope Of being saved.
L STATION HousE And THE RESIDENCE OF THK
CIT POSTMASTER BURNED.
About 9o'clock the rioters in strong force
assembled at the Twenty third Precinct Sta
lion House, near T0rkyil1o, and set fire to the
building before their inter. ions could ba frus-
tratcd. The books and records of the precinct
were saved By one Of the Sergeants. The
-house Of Mr. Ablnm Wnkeman, Postmaster
ct The city, YVES 1leo visited by the mob, and
ao!a.ly destroyed By fire.
PREPARATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
Atno'clock ttis morning the city was up.
7,a-crtly ouict- 4 heavy rain fell about mid
: .gl,t, witch helped greatly 10 disperse the
ii TETS. The I,rti isaruuGnt to meet the out
H.: t.-..:y. & i Is rene Scd, Ve arc assured
.a,> tEch If TA1 prevent The recurrence Of such
, 1863-07-16

Paper Hapginss al less thaa New ss York p,css af
w|soeeale and retail. The trade supplied on tho
most liberal teIus. iv7iE
, 1863-07-16
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY ETEyEa. JulY

WEDNESDAY EvEyEu, July Is, 1862
BEEF CATTLE-There Is nothing Of any mo-
nent trnnepir3ng at the yards, as the receipts aro
hghf and OF only medium qualities which arc prin-
cipally taken on Government account at 5s.0oo
400. ~@
HoG@Under light receipts and liberal ship
ping demand, the market ia firm at Last weeks
closing prices. Sales include:
hno r. n n+
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FINANCIAL AMI COMMERCldi,
THE MONEY MARKET.

NEnSEEpAT EVENING. July Is, 1868
Owing to the continued rnle OF the mob IL New
York, transactions Of ali kinds here haye been
exceedingly limited. Nobody wauts any money
to operate with when despezadocs rule the hour
IN the commercial heart Of the Continent.
New York exchange is stin decidedly close.
The buying rargc is par@t< selling HlH. Tho
upper figures arc 1rm aud arc tho rates at most Of
the banka-
Transactions IN gold were merely nominal
What few ealee occurred were made at 1eS113Q
Silver, 1ee01e5.
Now Treasury Notes nominal and selling at
hGH.
ANOTHER CoCETENtErr.-We learn That new
counterfeit two dollar bill, on the Stanford Bank,
OF Connecticut, made Its appearance hero ycstes-
cay. Our informant could not furnish descrip-
ton. Look out for them.
new Yonk BASKB,-A synopsis OF last weeks
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GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
q. s. 6s 81, coup. JOCK U. s. Gs 81 rgtd ..10isz
u. i. 66. II
MoSEY-Cnebauged
Sterling exchange unchanged.
Gold 1sSX
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TIE NATIONAL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The National Teachers Association will
hold its annual Convention in this city on the
5th Of August next, in the First Baptist
Church, and continue in session, three DAYS.
All ladies who attend will be provided with
free entertainment in the families of our citi-
zens, and the proprietors Of the leading ho-
tells have agreed to make liberal deduction
In their chargesto the members in attendance
at the meeting,
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Disclaimer from Comptroller Hayes
CHICAGO, July Is. 1868.
r54s.,, rr,tnc ~,

In sitting that the application OF. the Evanston
Uoree Railroad Company for the right OF way on
1asalle and other streets, is being pressed BY the
Comptroller.
II Is true that hare not opposed It, because It
does not conflict with any interests that hare In
charge, and bccause, with tho exception OF part
Of North IaSa1te street, the route seems carefully
chosen to avoid interfering with business streets,
o1with my property which would bo Injured by
such road, and to atfoEd accommodation to parts
Of the city much In need Of it. But on the other
rot propose to take part In any controversy which
might grow ont oft. Respectfully. ~,
8. 8. HAYES.
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-~ An adjourned meeting OF tho Tenth Ward
At o'clock, at theIr Mall. fali and punctnai At.
tendance is earnestly desired. as business Of great
Importance will come before the C..
BY order OF the G..
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HGo 10 Hathaway's ITO State street, for your
fruit and fruit cane, BY the gross, dozen Of siuglo
Gun.
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Dn. RESnAII-DEAI s1E;- take great pleas
formed ppon NJ feet has proved entirely success
fnl. Three {eo calfed) chiropodists had bcfore op-
etnted, but without any benefit to me.
L W
, 1863-07-16

OCR V1sIToRs ToDAT.-Sixty car 1oads Of
excursionists will arrive this morning On the
c. B. d @. r. R., from Mendoza, Aurora, &c.
4 portion Of the company will return this
evening, but great number will probably re-
main TIL tomorrow.
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Chicago, July 18th, 1868.
Thousands Of certificates similar to this eau be
teen at DR.. Reudal1s Office. No. II Larmon Block,
Clark street, corner Of Washington, during this
week.
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THE CITY.

PICNIC To-DAY.-The West Indiana N. E.
Church have picnic excursion to Babcock
Grove, to-day. All aboaral
, 1863-07-16

1HH beTH REGAENT.-The SSth Illinois
(2d Board Of Trade) regiment has not lost a
man since leaving their camp at Murtreesbo-
70. Only three casualties have occurred in
Sheridan's division.
UNION ExcuRs1oS.-The st. James, Grace,
Ascension, Holy Communion and City Mis-
sion Sunday Schools will participate In the
Grand Union Excursion to Harlem to-nor-
row. Music and amusements will be proyid-
ed on liberal scale. See advertisement,
ora V1sToRs To.DGr.-sixty car 1oads OF
cxcursionists will arrive this morning on the
G. B. d Q. r. R., from Mendoza, Aurora, &c.
4 portion Of the company will return this
evening, but great number will probably re-
main tn tomorrow.
1AKE SUPERIOR EXCURSION excur-
sion will leave Mt Z o'clock this evening on
the steamer PLANET. Persons going would
do we'll to secure tickets Of J. G. Conrad,
Esq, No. Al Clark st., before o'clock this
afternoon.
REAyT SHIPMENT or FuRs.-The Central
Express Company, running between st. Paul
and New York, yesterday Forwarded to the
latter city, 8,123 pounds Of furs, valued at
s1G.000. This collection WIS in transit from
St. Paul, and is the largest and most valuable
lot We have heard Of this season.
Excuns1ox1sTs N Towx.-Two hundred
Of the citizens Of Sterling were in town yes
terday. They visited the elevators, looked
ut the shipping, peeped into the shops, took
birds eye view Of Chicago from the Court
House tower, and left tor home last evening,
well eatis1ed with their day's entertainment.
Orr FOB THE WAR.-Lieut. 4. White, Of
Bridges Battery, left Inst evening to 1ejoln
his command, now in the advance with Rose
crans. Since Lieut.. White has been among
us, he has secured eighty. y.seycn recruits. The
battery is now full and will do excellent ser
Vice If opportunity offers.
WILL NOT REcoym-Wc arc nained +o
ieafn TINT tho gallant Major ". Il. Medill Of
Tic eth Illinois cavalry, is very feeble, and
rapidly sinking. A dispatch from his brother.
ono Of the proprietors Of the TRIBUNE. vas
yesterday received, which Leaves little eronnd
10 nope 1or MS recovery.
CoTTo1 FROM UTAn.-Mr. sacket. q veil.
known commission merchant on South Water
street, has recently received letter from his
son, now with the army at Fort Laramie. in
which he says he has just met train Of i've
hundred wagons from Utah, laden with cot
ton for the States. This shipment is the first
of the Kind ever sent from the vicinity of Salt
Lake, and is estimated to be worth 81 ESQ 900.
TIE RIGHT MAN.-1t will be reco1lected
tlnt Mary McNary was held to bail few davs
ago, for the larceny Of dresses, etc., from Mrs.
Rice living on Harrison between May snd Ab-
erdeen streets. She then alleged that her
brother gare her the goods, and gaye such
Information as led to his arrest. he was e1-
amfned yesterday at the Police Court, and
b. ID to bail In the sun Of $500 to appear at
the Recorders Court.
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M a r RI Il d.
d L r. ID.


as follows:
DrAHz. A1s1y1.
nCa1aAH czE1RA1--pEPoT rooE or LAKE. s-aKEx.
be'roit f N. Express. .so @ = N. .sso ,. n.
Night Express. .....-.... t7:1ep p. N. t7:30 a. n.
NICE. cxxr., o1ScMsAu AND LoU1sy7ILx 1In1,
Morning E1presa.. s7:s0 h. m. 71Gt5 ?. m
Night Express t7:15p. n. 1880 / n.
MICHIGAN zoUTHzRN- TOLEDO LINE
Mat1. 1.....................@ $40 a. N. sZ15 p. m
New York E1presa....... *7:30 a. NJ $3.50 p. N.
Night Express. ..........* t7:16 P. m. 1880 q. n.
Express via Adrian....-.. tE15p. n lEs0ar
cNcpNATT1 AIR LINE.
Union Depot, West Side, near Madison st. Bridge.
Sisht ss EpIsss fssea = rs rs ,: \:
c.ss. AIR IEE-Fon rsD1AxorLis Axp1eU1sV1LLz-
Rsyn! R}y E1g1sss E4pss:;: 1865 fs m: m $685. sS m: m
~. FEsTssUaaH, roar wAIxE aa AID cH1cAao:
Naspa;aise NNsas ahisef1usss 1eeon. sso "a M
HLHon CENTRAL
R;jai Sfy P1PsssngsE; 1S@ n 1{ n.
kanEates Accommodation $50 ?. n
Hyde Park Tain. .s:49a: n. sscoAn~
......... 1880 Pm s450p. m.
.--,..-.. s615 p. m. S7:b0 p. N.
CHICAGO AND g: LOUIS.
NJ MIL fesssnse Pssenseer s q q. @ t9G' =,
Ht 5oiiet and wilmington &c - ~ 9 p IL
'oDaod.snn ea9a..o 11D aos2 90 1siaa, Z =; $3.50 q
Day Express ana Mail. -. s9O0 g. N. $3.50 d. n.
Joliet Accommodation -. *4:45 D. m. s853 4 ra
EtCl4.Exp1ess. s........... 1880 :. M. 1915 .. "a.
CHICAGO, HuR1HHToN AND Qu1NC1.
Day Express and Matl.... $50 q. NJ se:iEp, m
Night Express s--.......... ISIS .. N. k6:30 a. M.
Accommodation. ....... %4U D. n. aEt0A
CHICAGO AND EAIEHA VEIoN
Trains will run as follows. On ana altar Sunday.
April 19, 1858:
Falton Passenger. ...........G10a 4. m. H55p N.
Ftlton Paaseng $3.50 .. n. 40Ca m
Freepo:t PassengeT. T.........9:01 4. N. E:s5 D. N,
Fceepott Passenger. $40 D. n. k:COa m
Rockford, Egin, For Riv-
er and State Line........ 400 p. N. lilo q. n.
G"nevh-.........-...-..... $50 .. m 931 a. N.
CHICAGO AND HoR1HwEsTERN-Depotc corner Klc-
zie and West Water streets.}
Aay Expreaa. .*s:45 a. n. s6:a0a.m
Woodstock and Wsy...., 1910 a. N. ......,
GAINESVILLE Accom-, D. m. s!t:3s g. ru
Night Express. .*&80p m s5:bO pm.
CHICAGO AID XILWAUKKz.
Morning Express. a. NJ s11.42 h. m.
Epress....... s.-.....-.. $3.50 p. N. $3.50 p. m
Night ACCOMMODATION. *E00 p. Il 1880 q. N.
Ta1keEa1 1885 p H. sG30 q. N,
= Sundays excepted. Saturdays excepted
Mond rs excepted
, 1863-07-16

TIE 681H REauExT.-The Ssth Illinois
C2d Board Of Tfade) regiment has not lost
man since leaving their camp at Murfreesbo-
70. Only three casualties have occurred in
Eheridan's division.
, 1863-07-16

RUITER.-1 am packing Butter
- In New York hrkins. and want to buy fron
Five to Ten Thousand Pounds Daily,
and return the packages for Dustar Ca on ria
n tne basement nf t9 South Naser stryat ndfes
PostoMcs Boz 81. Con1ignmenE solicited
leEEaGm DASlEL ". DaEE.
, 1863-07-16

.. L. A--The Seventh Ward Council of
the .. L. A., meets this Thursday evening
at their hall on Blue Island Avenue. Every
member is expected to be on hand promptly.
, 1863-07-16

LAKE SUPERIOR ExouRs1oS.-This excur-
sion will leave Mt Z o'clock this evening on
the steamer PLANET. Persons going would
do well to secure tickets Of J. G, Conrad,
Esq, No. ~ Clark st., before o'clock this
afternoon.
, 1863-07-16

HEAyT SHIPMENT OF FuRs.-The Central
Express Company, running between st. Paul
and New York, yesterday forwarded to the
latter city, 8,123 pounds Of furs, valued at
suG.O00. This collection WIS In transit from
St. Paul, and is the 1argest and most valuable
lot we have heard Of this season.