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bLAsHOHs 0EE @tt 4o0<
BREADs1uFTs-Thc prospect Of 1essened sup
plies from America has given more confidence to
the tradc, and milers. dealers and spectators
hare operntel freely this week at an Improvement
of about Cd per boil on wheat and per boil on
-four. There has been large auction sales OF dam
aged wheat and flour again this week. but the mar
kct closes firm at our enhanced quotations. Indian
corn brings IT'S In retail for prime mixed
pKoy1sioSs-Smal1 Ealcs Of beef and pork at
quotation. New bacon IL wanted; and prime long
bonclcss, new cure, would fetch S5s to 36s. Cheese
still ecarcr Butter sells slowly this week, price
rather casier. Lard has improved Is to q, and
prime quality cannot NOW be bought under l0s.
TALLow-Slow eale at DIS for good North Amer
lean. JOHN ATHTA u Co.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. p. 1852,
BREAIsTrFFs-AtT Tuesdays market there was
but small Attendance Of buyers, and only mode
rate consumptive demand for wheat; the quota
tions Of Friday last were, however, firmly main
tanned, and in s0mc instances slightly exceeded
There was vcry little inquiry for aonr, tho value
Of which was unchanEed. Indian corn wab more
freely dealt in at an improvement OF Sd per 4r.
To-day, In consequence OF the Chrt-tmae holi-
days, no market IL held.
PROVISIONS Notwithstanding further reluc-
tson in the price Object and pork, buyers will still
only supply their Immediate rEqnirements. There
IL but n limited demand for bacon. and prices must
be written IL q cwt. lower Cheese IL In good
demand ut full prices Bntfer meets a slow sale,
and medium qualities are quite neglected.. Lard
mike no change in quotations.
TALLow rontintca In very limited request, and
prices arc again rather qntet.
RrGLAyn ATuvA K. Cn
, 1863-01-15

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, i

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1868.
PROVISIONS Poi has advanced &C.
English Meats are partial: neglected. Lard is
active aud firm Mt the e1tr ne quotations of yes
tcrdaJ. Sales: 1880 brls city packed Meas Pork
s1s.5; 200 bsls do ct $13 25 .old lust nights go
Primo Mczs Pork at ST. co; 500 brs Michigan City
Prime Mess Pork at $l0-!1. delivered there: 400
brla country packed Prime Mees Pork at $1t.00;
IS tres pickled Hams ct 6Hc; $50 b7s Short Bone.
less Mildles at &c; 100 bxs Short Rib Mddlcs at
exc: 800 b1s Cumberland Nidd!es at SIC; 1000
pcs Bulk Hams loose, nt 61lc; 2o.0a0 Ds country
packed; 100 hrls and ssoo tel prime city steam:
at &c; 40 tres Pennington Nowa} primo steam
Lard at &c; 100 brs and 3 tres country kettle Leaf
Lars! at DC; 6'O tres Michigan City steam Lard at
SIC, delivered there's 60 tres country kettle atslc;
Il tres to at 8t%c Is tres city steam
ut szsc: Al tres country ut saic 200 trcs No. Lard
ut SIC; 20 and Ii tres do at EXC; 81 pkgs Yellow
Grcnre at 74c.
shipping grades. Prime is held at 10c.
TALLOW--Fir,n, Sacs: :-125 brls and go DIS
DRESSED noas- Received, 4.oss. Under an
improved demand By packers md shippers, the
closing firm at MI advance Of 10c. Light weights
, 1863-01-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. II, 1868.
Tho cold bracing air has stimulated pork and
rroyieion operations, aud the demand for money
today has been unusually heavy. The bankers
have found themselves abundant'y supplied to
mact every emergency, and no customer has any
reasou to complain that all Ills legitimate wants
were not cordially met.
New York Exchange was rather weak at quota-
tions, viz par buying and u per cent premium as
the Eominal selling rate. Concessions were made
from the current figure by the larger houses on
round lots to customers. One houae yesterday
fought at par@H Hc discount, and cold Mt 1-1oD1:16
per cent premium. The demand ia fair, but just
now It hardly keeps pace with the supply.
The market for gold is still on tho rampage"
Elsewhere an article will befound on this subject
The opening New York rate was 4611Sc, but in the
afternoon It was reported weak. The brokers here
bought It at 44@A5c.
The price Of Old Treasury notes was 10 per cent
premium
The range for Silver was a063Sc, the upper fig
ure for large coine.
MOUNT p1EAsAsT QowA) BRANCH BASK.-Mon-
th1y abstract OF the assets liabilities, aud cond-
tion Of the Mount Pleasant Branch, State bank Of
Iowa, for Monday, Jan. s, 1865:
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TernFyyania and Ohio c1t1a family including 900
bills Of the latter, Shepard Son. a handsome arti-
at $500; 100 brls City Mills. ". B. Thomas and
Nedetonc private; 800 brla western e1ttn, mostly
low grade, ut $a2 9s.bo, and i50brls good Lam
caster county tupesfIe at $G.a5. The trade are
buying mere freely within the came range prices
according to brand and quality. Rye -four ii quiet
Et S5.25. Cornmea1 fs tcarce, and PENNSYLVANIA Ia
Xantrd at 3a.15 q hrl.
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Cincinnati Markets.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CEctSNATI, jan II, 1858.
HoGs-1n good demand at full rates, to be de-
livered the first favorable weather. The range was
S4.0o@ds0. The receipts we're only 1.s00 head,
and ealcs 1,s0o head.
MESS PoRK-More inquiry, but 1t Was held with
increased ArmncEs.. It could have been sold at
$11U0 for old, and $12I5@1a.3o for new.
Cur MEArs-Bettcr demand for bulk sides, and
eco 1bs cold at 5c for delivery the fore part Of
next month.
LAnn-Held firmly ut ssl09c, but the demand
was not active, nor was there much offering Sales,
sc0 tres city at at DC, and 500 trcs at SIC.
WHsKY-Buoyant. Sales, zoo brls at 4Oc.
, 1863-01-15

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. II, 1858.
BEEF CATTLE-Receivcd,6 60f. Market steady
and unchanged. Salcs wcrc:
Bccves. Avg. Price. Beeves. Avg. Price.
so 1870 1926 Is 1915 2.5o
ID 113s 260t 10A $50
hogs S-Rece1ved, 1446o. Heavy weights In ac-
advance Of Gc was obtained. Light averages in
fair request and stcady. VIC give the following
, 1863-01-15

The Foreign Markets.
By TeleG rlph.l Pm STEAMER CHINA.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ], 1861
Sales Of cotton on the I'd, 5000 ba1es-a,000 for
spectators ard cxpofters. Market nominal; de-
cline 49H. closing steady.
brcaasiuds Il. IN and gust. No regular market
since Tuesday. Richardson, Spence 4 Co. uuptc
Hour hrm aad inactive. Wheat 1rm; small sales-
Corn quiet trovieions very dull. Pork down.
ward Bacon declined 1s Lard easier.
IoNDos.-Bulliou in the Bank has increased
es8,0p.
LAT1sT-Jan. 3, Evening.-Sales OF cotton to-
day. 10000 bales, Of which 500 bales were for
spectators and exporters. ava
The ArabIa'B at1yices caused an inward trnaen,
CT In brcadbtuf1s. Provisions dull and unchanged.
conrols 9skGssz; Illinois Central ~.
, 1863-01-15

VERY Coon FOR WAR T1AEs.-Thc receipts
for freight alone, on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railway, for December,
amounted 10 upwards Of s200, ,000-the largest
months business, in that department that the
company has eyer enjoyed.
BRIAN HA1L,-Dr. a. Paige, the Electrician
and physio1ogist, Of Boston, will lecture this
tThurslay) afternoon, January is, at ~ O'Clock,
exclusively to ladies, Electricity, rs connected
with the functions Of female 1ife female diseases.
their causes and cure. Seats free. Also this
tThursday) evening, at ~ O'Clock, to gentleman
only. OIL Electricity, in its connection with the
laws Of reproduction, the causes and cure OF
diseases, etc. Seats free.
Dr. Paige and Dr.. ]. A. Merrill have opened
professional rooms at Nos. 81 and 50 fremont
House.
CAMPBELL. .MINeTnEls-DEARnOKN STREET Or
ERA HousE.-Mr. Geo. Gray, the exquisite ballad
singer OF this company. appeals to our citizens
ihis evening for his benefit. Mr.. Gray Ia member
of the New York Fire Department, and we doubt
not his brother frcmeu Of this city will respond to
the call. An entire change is made In the pro-
gramnc. Mr.. Gray will execute many new and
thrilling ballads, never before sung in Chicago,
and oil will 60 ''1nerry as marriage bell.' Go
early il you want seats.
~ TO save your teeth from decay and gnms
from dieeesc, use Hudsons unriynlled tooth paste.
Sold by Drs. Fuller, Baker and Hitchcock, and
Druggists and Dentists generally.
~ sTsibnnc Almanac for 1868, and 'Feter-
eon's Magazine" for February, for sale at McNal]y
d Cos, 81 Dearborn street.
~ .'coznhilr" for January, and ."Chambers'
Journal have been received by McNaly 4 Co., 81
Dearborn et1cet.
pxRsoNA1--A. A. Griffith, the Eocutionfst, has
finished eonrso OF lectures on reading to the
young ladies' Of Rockford Seminary. He gave two
public readings also. while there, to full houses
, 1863-01-15

rive at toH@t0Kc. Butter IL scll1ng at 15@a0c tot
Ohio and 2125c for state.
BALTIMORE, jan H--FLoUR-Firr.
GRAN--Wheat. market steady for white: red
advanced a1gc. Corn dull yellow declined Sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
, 1863-01-15

Continue In good demand for shipping aud
packing purposes. The prices Of last week arc
Fti11 firmly maintained. Good hogs will command
$40, while lighter ones will sell ut abont $3.50,
md extra heavy at tribe above the quoted figure.
, 1863-01-15

FLOuR-Rcee,vel 2,0;a brls. Market active
and drm-ehoisc brands elostng at an advance Of
mantae tafe} Il sE1s 'S 10 brls Goodenoaghs den G:s
nsemiu% o. At g e I b.!s gee4 iatsr e3tr II
spas s! extra i 80 si': asf:S Fs e0sS is
eeee sss NS 81 sStas ss ri 81 e1es s
VI WHEfST.nceei1ed: 3,ae saSf Id: E"M MARKET 5goyart
Eratcss m % salss wcrs:EW1srEn1s ',r En- oSbu So5 Rsa
Co'a) At SIR; l.0W bu Rejected Red in $: +. i
G eS b 81 Il s1 scs g. 2 rsoSo "a o. ST. e
Spring tin Mum & ssott's) st 3l.la; 2 400 bu do
;n Newhes1ys) ct & x12A; 1seo 6a Do In eSms !:
$l.12: 5000 bn do lin Munger i AS 1t s1.t0;
e Mum nans 'ssss s. M s. Ss
Sfy y Il q s AZ ss g a and sss s
bu do tin Munger & A.stall at 9yc; 100 bu do
,n C5s1 e, st. t;5 e s9 BY DO "a g. =; 2
bu do lin u. 4 A.'s}-ail at 9se: 3,ool by do 1n
hoase} ut et51e; 45oo bu Rejected Spring in store
CoRN-Reeeiyed, II, aa2 bu. Market advanced
1c per bsiehgl Sales were: 50 ,000 bu Mixed Corn
n store at 4Ss; & 1900 bn DO at 47Ae 20 ooo bn do
1900 bu Rejected Corn lin 4. .: Co's:> at 4.c:
1:soo b. Dc Ut 41Hc; ssoo bu do I'm Flint & Thomp
E0n't} at &c
OATS-Rcceised, G,103 bn. Market firm. Sales:
3G99 hu No IN eio1e at A7e; SQo bu do At 46hc;
Sales: 1000 bu 10 in store at 6521e; 5000 bu do
at &c: 100 bags do at ETC on track,
HARLEY-Rcccfycd, 81 bu. Market frm. Sales:
1.DC0 bu Medium at 10c on track; 154 bags choice
Barley at Il. 20 on track.
HIcHWTNES-Ma1ketb buoyant and K11c bet
ter. Sales: 1000 br1s at 574c; 800 brs DO at Sic;
200 brs City at 871fc.
SALT-NomcstcF Fine very dTm ut $a.E5. Ground
Alum, held at 81 80 per sack.
C0OFERAGE-Active. Sales were: 900 pork
barrcls ut S1:7H delivered; 910 DO at $l.40 on
track; gu do at 40 delirezed I20 lard ticrccs nt
$1.s0 on track; $3.50 prime Hickory Poles at
<TjMoTHY SEED Market firm. Sales IT'S bags
DRIED q TRU1r- Steady. Sales were: 81 sacks
bRooM CoRN-Market firm. Sales tons good
HiDEs-Firm. We quote;
9ly Ehnt ................:.4.......:is @l66K
II: 9g!S
GaH.-. .--.1O lDl3
Gfech Salseo H1ues.. s..-.....-........-.... 7AGH
Green County. .:............-.......... a X
SuGARS-Fism. We quote:
New Orleans prime to choice. .11H@1a4
Cuba-Fair to choice. .1Ok@tux
PORTO Rico-Fair to choice .10a<ShiiE
n. 7. Refncd-Powdered and
SFfasl1tsa @hita sos4:: X: 15s@1a. :115,:@11aS
Yellow coffee, B,........ .1aI<Gbt311
Yellow coffee, C.........laG9i2
EGGS Dull at 14c q doz.
, 1863-01-15
Dubuque Hog markct-Jan. IA.

DubnqWe HOG MaFke}-Jan. 13.
The hog market today has not been very brisk,
u1though prices have had an upward tendency
The prevailing prices were s.. 6o5940o, dividing on
eu0 tbn. There were instances OF St05 being paid
for extra loads ofheayy weights.
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Correspondents will address Prof Griffith at Mil

TR1nuEx ALMANAC FOR 166S.-John 4. Walsh,
corner Of Madison street and Custom Honaa
Placc, las Greelcy'4 almanac for 1868, aud Peter
eon' s magazine for February.
H~ Keller & Eros, II Dearborn street. are sell
ing their custom. made Boots and Shoes at cost.
jan1s-1m
~9s Dearborn and LEO South Clark streets are
the best and chcapcs. places in the city fordycius
h1,d CLEANING ladies' and gent1emcn's clothing
Cook g. McLaIn, proprictors.
, 1863-01-15

a good many are coming In. and the market Is
easy for buyers: Sales since Saturday OF 400 head
various lots, at prices ranging nom 3Xmtc. Tcry
, choice lots will bring &c y 10, net.
, 1863-01-15
Board of Trade Annual Review,

The review Of the trade aud commerce Of Chiea-
go for 1869, prepared by Mr. CatlIn, Secretary of
the Board Of Trade, is now in press, and will ap-
pear at an carly datc. Subscriptions will now be
received for the Review at the rooms Of the secre
tary Of the Board. It will be valuable reflex Of
the prpercse Of our city, -.
, 1863-01-15

There is but little clover seed coming III and it Is
III demand at m advance OF 1sHc . bn. Sales Of
$40 bu fair and prime quality at $6-s5616.75 2 g.
worth xs.0aaa.s5 and aax seed 92Sos53W 3 bn
The latter Is taken By the crushers last as it
riyes, at these figures.
, 1863-01-15

The Concert Eu Aid nf the Sanitary
Eommt@<t0u.
The Concert lust night in aid OF the Sanitary
Commission fund WIS brilliant SUCCESS. In
point Of numbers, we ART happy to say that it
was quite satisfactory to the managers, and MI
important aid 10 the object for which it was
originated The ladies and gentlemen an
nounced in the programme were, as We have
heretofore stated, MI residents Of this city,
and, without exception, rendered their ralu=-
bic services gratuitously. Mrs. Mattison, it
is to be regretted, was too Ill to take part In
the concert. Mrs. Bostwick sang the pieces
set down for acr, in her usual artistic manner
In aN'lthin hlilc Of Edinburgh y which she
sans in place Of Mrs. Mhttison's "MaEsei-
1aise,'' the audience gaTc her m enthuslas1'~
enco,r. which ehc acknowledged with "sohn
Anderson my Jo," and this, too, was loudly
app1auded-
Miss Julia Ellsworth confirmed, in marked
degree. the favorable opinion which her
friends hare entertained Of her ability. We
may remark, however, that her roicc, which
IL very sweet, is apparently better adapted to
Il room of the size in use Last evening, than to
by her IN fine style, and the audience testified
their pleasure in an unmistakublc manner.
Miss De Pclgrom's playing of the Fantasia
from Jraviato WAS very fine: she received Il
meritcd encore In the duo which sho exc
cuted with Miss Iillinghast, there was appar-
emily = want Of harmony In the instruments,
Which perhaps was attributable to the previ-
ons use Of one Of them for the accompani-
ucnts. II must be admitted that the effect Of
the fine composition was seriously marrcd
thereby. We need not say TINT Miss Tilling-
hast, who played all the aecompanimcnts,
gage the most unbounded satisfaction. Her
merits as performer are universally acknowl-
edged.
To the gentlemen nc can cheerfully accord
much praisc. Mr. L,lml,ard WIS In excellent
voice mud in ''Oh why are yc sleeping Mag
gie' surpassed himself
In the first piece on the programme. trio
by Miss Ellsworth, Mr. 6abin aud Mr. Lum-
bard, the combination Of yoicc, seemed rather
unfortunate, the latter gentleman with his
heavy tones almost crushing out the others.
The same disparity was noticeable in the
ductt Of Mr.. Root aud Miss Ellsworth, and
in this Mr. E. was forced to falsctto in Tue
high notes, or else overpower Miss E.
Mr.. Sabin sang well, lis voice is cultivated
and musical, though wanting strength Mr.
G. F. Root clicited m enthusiastic encore ir
his ''Passing Bel" and received the plauditi
Of the audience for "Ivy Green,'' which b,
gave by special request. Our Chicago con
cert goers should know Mr.. Root better
The evening WAS closed with "Rally Rount
thc F1ag,'' sang by Mr. Lun.bard, the entir'
company joining in the chorus. Miss Tilling
hast and Mi, Root giving the accompani
mcnt.
On The whole, as We have already said, th'
concert WIS success, and the $400 which wa
realized from the sale Of tickets, will, II
trust, find its way in numberless forms to tn
bedside Of many sick or wounded soldier
| It would, We think, be profitable to repeat th
| affair at an carly day.
, 1863-01-15
A MEXICAN " WATCHES
"a FOR SOLDIERS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans.

The ANRR1uA, WA1oH CoNrAET slve notice that
they have lately Issued style Of Watch expressly
designed for Soldiers and others who desire good
Watch ats moderate price, These Watches intend
ed to disp1ace the worthless cheap Watches ot British
and Swiss manufacture with which the country L.
Hooded aud which were never expected to Eeep time
when they made being refuse manufactures sent
to this country because unstable at home and used
here only for jockeyng and swindllng purposes.
To offer to sell our Watch. which is OF TIE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL xAzurAcrrRE. IN ACCURATE AND pu.
RAB1a 11xEkEErxR. and In Sterling Silver cases. Hunt:
Ing patern at low price Us Ia asked for the t=ashy
Anc1es and Lcpines Of foreign ao already refeedto.
We shave named the now series Of lwateaes. WIN. Ell
1zR1, Boston, Mass, which name will ba found on the
ploe Of every Watch Of this manufacture. and Il one
Of our trademark.
Sold By au respectable Watch Dealers ID the loyal
States. =,
Wholesale orsess shou1d be addressed to
:. - ROBBINS Il APPLET0N,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
Jal4-z-T-iw 80 DzoadHa3. n, 7. =
, 1863-01-15
MARRIED,
d / Ia ID.

1n THIS city or the lath Int By Rev r " Pst.erso
St'Pl1kONfA 4. CRAWFORD. Of Chicago
, 1863-01-15

Philadelphia Flour Markot-Jan. IL.
There is more activity In -four, and holders are
shipment and home use, and & 600 ard & 000 brls
have been disposed Of, mostly at $1Qola1ss rs for
, 1863-01-15

HERR1NG'S SAFES IN THE
IL GREAT FIRE AT LOCK HAVEN, PENN.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEM!
LOCK HAVEN, Penn. Dec 10 1861.
1essrs. FARRKL. HERK1xQ Il Co, Philadelphia:
QE.sTLkNEE; On Saturday last our town Was visited
by the largest nre ever had Nearly all the business
portion Was destroy yed-some forty Or my buildngs
The eafe We had Of your make. stood the test noby.
Our books and IN perfect state rreserr
ton. We will send the Safe 10 YOU. aud order ono Of
larger size. We have all confidence In your Safe and
want no other mike. There waa one cast OF chilled
3onFs truly, WOODS "ladAl.
LOCK HAvx<', Penn.. Dec. .. 1857
3tesszs. FARRE1. nxEK1No CO, Phtadeir1!a; a;oxu,pg
the 1h inat our neasJ destroyed oae q th
feet Ihad one Of yoar Fire safss ~
store at the tine and saved IN ny on esn r.
per and money would IKE to & HH1" ,isanc sun @ 1n ~
lie eafe m send It to yor OF NMaL yna
III chsrre NE in exchange for new 3ns q 1no sa!e
si;s,,rIS, geas:4 gFeas:4Esf tsg|ff cHA,iFi5S sAPHsHThs
,,nxt reiishIe scc11fty from aEe noM known
n'ean 'eeHaT9T5iNG's PATENT CHAMPION BANKERS
e3EEEMWiin Herring b Ffoyds Patent Crystall1ed
Iton Tbs protection low made nsainst hu!gfar
Ai: AHti:I;s1sING'A CHAMP1ON FIRE AND BURGLAR
Fi;50F SAFES COMBNED.-0ne Safa within tho
SWELLING HOUSE 8AFEs.--Eor silyor plata, }ew-
elry and valuable papets finished As ornaments TOR ha
HERRING Il co.. 70 ssa:e st1e:s. Chicago.
, 1863-01-15
IT TOOK THE PREMIUM

At tho State Fair. For gentleman Of tastc wealsn
and position wishlng % retire from the rSsinF its
the God Of nature intended he ehoaid IL 1r4a ~
ndetd one q those Iasa a ssnat i seldom
presented 70 shsp onfa .ns
msnt tbas csase. IL sanh e
ChteaEo, Iulnoiss OF u' aIJfo31ru
, 1863-01-15

sKAgrns Anoy!- Washington Skating Park
is agnln the centre Of attraction, the Ice is
smooth as glsss, and the att<n lance increasing.
The Park viii be open tlia day and evening.
For particulars see advertisement.
, 1863-01-15

W ANTED-50o Agents.
MALE Or FEMALE.
To se1 the handsomest md most splendid Prize Pick
age put up In this country, called
The Language of Flowers.
Prize Package contains nice lot Of phper and en-
yeores. splendid Album Card Illustrating the Lam
and true to nature also. Glfs Prize. c-matled
to my part conntry paid on rece Of price
81 Lake street. opposite fremont House. Chicago. Ill.
: de.S 4e41m
w A N 7 E D-Agents. Book
W Agents and dealers,
Read ThiSI
The best cfer you ever had to make Money.
EVERY BODY WANTS IT.
, 1863-01-15

rEnsoNA1~-A A. Griffith, the Eoeutionist, has
finished course OF lectures on reading to the
young ladies' Of Rockford Seminary. Hegave two
public readings also. while there, to full houses
, 1863-01-15

WAsmHaros's B1nTH-DAT, - Cleveland
Lodge No. I'll, T. F. and A. NJ, give their
Seventh Annual Festival Mt The fremont
Housc On the ed Inst We are assured that
no labor or expense will be spared to make
this all that can be desired. Mr.. John B.
Drake Is Grand Steward, which is guarantee
for the tables. We shall have more to say Of
this Festival hereafter.
, 1863-01-15

HARD Ur:-A letter Was mailed at the post
Office in this city, q few days since, with the
following inscribed upon the envelope. It Is
very suggestive:
.4Tm hard up With hard beef, pork, and bread,
With hard ground for q hard bed,
And hard training for hard steel and cold lead;
And, harder yet, 1haint got hard red,
For three cent postage stamp: but can't forget,
, 1863-01-15

BOARD OF TRADE ANNUAL A1PAMPHLET.-Sub-
'scriptions for the Board Of Trade Annual Re-
view Of the Trade md Commerce Of the CtfT
of Chicago will be received by the Secretary
of the Board ut their rooms-
Particulars will be found In our advertising
~r1nrnr6
, 1863-01-15

PEnsoxA1-Gcu. s. 4. Hurlbut, Of the
Army Of Tennessee, who SO nohly distln-
guishcd himself in The battles Of Shiloh and
Corinth, arrived in this city this morning
from Memphis, and is stopping at the Tre-
, 1863-01-15

New York
PREsExrAT1oSs.-T presentations in the n E,
Church are enjoying pleasant popularity just
now, On New Years day the teachers In the
Wabash avenue n. E. church sunday school,
preeeutcd their choristcr, D. +. Wilson, with !
certificate Of Life Membership Of The American
Bible Society, handsomely framcd- The pre-.
Barney, md responded to by the recipient. On
Tuesday evening last the same teachers pre-
sented their Superintendent, Mr. William II.
Rand, with q splendid silver pitcher, suita-
biz inscribed. Miss Mary Barney tho youngest
teacher in tic school, on this occasion was
the mouthpiece Of the teachers. After
this ceremony, the party gave attention to
landsome collation: The Indies Of the diff
fcrcut II. E. Churches In this city have pre-
scented 10 the wife Of Presiding Elder Boring
q beautiful set Of furs.
MAN KILLED At ARMOUR, DOLE q Co.'S
E1EvATon,-0n Tuesday afternoon, while
attempting to remove q set Of Fairbanks
scales, which 11aa jnst been landed in an upper
window Of Armour, Dole g. Co.'s new elera-
tor tnear The c. B. 4 Q, B. B. bridge, on the
south Branch,) HI. Horace Fosters foot
slipped, whereby he lell to the ground, dis
tance Of ninety feet, killing him instantly.
The coroner's jury returned verdict Of acei'
dental death, Mr.. Foster had been in the EN-
ploy Of Messrs. Fairbanks scale firm Tor ten
Ye.rs past, and wus sober, industrious man,
hie1ly respected By all who knew him.. lie
1caves \ wife and two children to mourn their
1oss, -
The funeral will take place from his 3ate
residence on 1ndinna avenue, third house
south Of Rio Grande street, at o'clock 'ms
afternoon, Rcv. y, Il. RYDER oficinting: an !.
friends, and the members OF tue taff "au'
bunsta Lodge, No. 160, F. and T. A' and the
Fraternity generally, are invited to attend
without further notice.
, 1863-01-15
Reliable Railroad Time Table.

Hereafter trains will leave and arriyo at Chicago,
, 1863-01-15

~ tribune Almanac for 1865, and @sFeter-
son's Magazine" for February, for sale at McNally
d Co.'S, 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-01-15

POARDING-A gentleman and
- wife can be accommodated With furnished mont
|oonn, with board; also three Or four daJ boArde1a
Eanted ut Isl Etata street. ia3J'Al2w
, 1863-01-15
Bnnr1illa.

DOARD.-Desirable Rooms can be
II obtained with Board, by applying II lta Wabash
avenue. between Madison and Monroe. jars zublm
POARD1N G.-Two pleasant
ID rooms with board for Single gentlemen at IS
dated tA6 y3t51w
, 1863-01-15

~ TO save your teeth from decay and gnms
from dieeesc, use Hudsons unriynlled tooth paste.
Sold by Drs. Fuller, Baker and Hitchcock, and
Druggists and Dentists generally.