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, 1863-03-17

MONDAY EVENING. Match 10, 1863.
FRE1GHTS-St1ndard vcsse.s engaged to-day
for wheat to Kingston at 10c III CaDada currency.
On Saturday evening three standard vessels were
engaged at 10c to- corn to Bufa.o-vesse1s 10 load
'Tas'sS FRovisi6ss-Markct steady and quiet. Sales
were:1'6.0 hrls city packed Mess Pork at 81 o.;
$50 bsls Prime Mess Pork at s1s00; 100 pes Bulk
Hays n lo0ss IT os go pss county shgasss
at milwaukee, y bxs SHIRT Clear Middlcs at 7,<e;
IS pkgs White Grease at sA:c.
BnfFRK s1 I'd t@sna soants rsHs ns
roi' pREssEp & Isl uoes-Rcceivsd, 49, Market 100
e avdg on S seS 1's at ~ e and ana ~ &
,5$ ,s$ 8 8 : - 3 3 +; s5$ ss$ s;5$ s. s. s
II F10juR-Receiyed. $50 bris. Maskef dull ana
neglected Sales wele:- 100 brls :. Dement," Xxx
choice spring extra 1T 5000: leo hrls winter super
WSMEAT-Reccised, ,17,4s bn Market declined
&c per bu. Sales were:-WlSTER-20Wb bu Noa
xi.ss. srR1Se-7oco bn No Spring i4c storase)
at Sie0: 75o0 bu do At at.19: 400 bn do t3c stor-
asel at $l.3o; $500 bu No spring (SS storsge) at
60 e4c storase) at Il 9! 40Q bu do Cn F: & T. At
| $1.07; 500 bu do fin T. 4 IL at $l.Q7-3c stor-
age; SEQ bu Rejected Spring &c storasel atsoc:
sses We're as fooss S ba Mixed CORN IN
store &c storage) at 4Sc: 800 bn do tc storagc(
&c ato 6n 90 At a " q 40 AZ ny G &c M ~
GATs-Rcccivcd. r. 2ol bn Market dull and &c
lower Sales 6,390 bu No in store ut 55c: 800
| bu do at sic: 10,c0e bu do at b5c, for delivery
within the next ten daEs, seltor's option-al e
RYE-Rcccired, 5,os1 bu. Market dull. sales
were: 500 bu No. {ic storage) at soc:
| BARLET-Receiyed, 2i3 bn. Market quiet and
frm. Sales 90 sacks good at $t.35 on track.
H1GHWINES-13lb brls at 4ac. Aarket dull and
ALcoHo1-Nominala at s5@s7c = gal..
SALT-300 eacks Ground Alum at I! 90 del
CLOVER SEED.10 bags good at $50; nag|
TiIoTHY sEEDNia5 bags good at $50.
BEANS-20 bags medium at Sl.75.
| DRIED FRUlT-5U br1s prime New York D1iet
EGGs-Dali ut eee1oc = aoz.
! POTATOES-Firn at 9o195c for prime and 6SG
| TCc for medium.
PoUITRY@chickens per doz 8, ,ssoaso' Tur
sUGARScThe market is quiet, and Refined SD
cars arc lower. We quote:
| New Orleans prime to choice. e.........-..13 OLA
Cuba-Fsis to choice. .12st9113s
n. T. Refned--Powdered aud
EfAHQ43tett. -....--s.! !G@4 y.
! White coffee, e,A.....,....15l{D..
Yellow coffee, b.. ...14Ada.
Yellow coffee, C.--...-.. .13A0..
5 Unchanged Ne quote: -
| urT tunf. .....-.-.- ----.'--.''-tcc X
. | Dry Sailed. "
| Green Sat1ca. ..+.-,..-.--...-.-.... = Y
Green Country -..----...--......'..--- ccsa
r Gruhby, q price. n,co,>,,
Fresh fests.. '.-'......-- -S-"ooR@<'
, 1863-03-17

TOR SALE.-A complete assort-
ness and Iea.e of stor0 best location On Ciark
street. till the ntst Of May. Address Fosf pnee io1
, 1863-03-17

PtttsburRh OIL WArket-Qafch 13s
Thete fs but little movement In Crude OIL, nor
will there be auy msterial improvement until the
supply is larger The receipts continue sefy light
There Is good local demand, bnt buyers and sell
era are vide apart iu their views and the Eesnt y
we havo no transactions to report. It is hasd 70
M9Ie in bulI; ?3@@9Ac, bE1s returned; and 20
lSXc including brts. II Is but proper to stsse.
however. that buyers, unless compelled to. refuse
Redsed is dull and unsettled. We quote at SO
SC IN bond for good city 5rands and d. sSsas free,
In tie 1beeuee Of sales We omit quotations ol
, 1863-03-17
WIN. A. BUFFERS s. co.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The rnp!L Increase Of business requiring S.cater
facil1iess ne have taken the elegant and spacious
etorcA
lo3 and los Dearborn Etrcet.
Corner Of Tashlaston, well known as Portland BLOCK
The facilities f;,r displaying Furntnre and al
kinds Of Merchandise and the locality for the tEansac-
ton Of the auction hn-tne In all Its hrnnehes supa
any stand in tic eli where We shall givc our ref-
Particular attention will he given to the sale Of Real
Estate: anh Of Household goods. at dwellings or asiJ
part OF the city, =, -
ResMls7 salss of Furniture. Bcats and Shoes, nr3
Goods. cotln= Crockery. Glassware, Groceries &C.
every wseS at our sale roon,a- ,
Iiberal rash advances made on eonsicnments Of al
kinds Gf Merchandise All sales made for cash. aux
| Immediate returns made to eon>.ynors
IL business transastloAs s:ricslT con4Ient.al cc
yuhl0ag4a-4w ". a. btffEHs = tu
, 1863-03-17
Meeting Of the Union Club of the Etf.
Icenth Ward.

nesday, tue 18th inst, at ~ O'Clock, P. m., at !
Jacob Ardereons saloon, corner L3rrabee street |
md Chicago avenue, for the purpose Of electng |
pet'1ausnS on.es 49, 49, ~, ~ -aaua.tas ~ ~
aI", ~ "A4"1 AAoA - ~ - wr---,
's4'"' G. ExosrIspopr.
Executive Committee.
1 so'aie1s IL eanP o1 ~ @ns aep" eApo71o ~
,'n.aaa.s pronch;a1 ,rroc,,car = IN thc noctet in
's,a.s ,,no,s w. 49, ar-c,~,nco ~ co3a.
r,o,.h ~ cn,o rhr,at 1rb3ch tbov are surc tn r..
| licvc.
c.,,..o,oo-o ~ c.,,o a..oot ,-,,, ;.zr,
49, 49, - ,ax;, a roo,,ot n;-oc,,rv
Of tue city III "nlen eae efus =. BUSINESS noasss
WILL De ASSOCIATED "4lH 'nt Ipoe.. 4a...s =. -
features o1 tne Guy IN saea esie ~ ~ s.aas ~
be preserved anu eons"1ea os p.'so"a - aaa ~.
Of the cns' n"',l VT an rAeen.a4 us .e. ~.
making posihese Eao"u 1n'se .uousue eopso ..o
will be circulated casds S1n DC 1nsetteo ~ Slo
cards inserted shou1a send them in with their
orders Immediately: Orders may Dc sent tn'oagh
| the Postofdce.
A 1arccs edition will he issued for those who
tauea ~ o-fena;vc1v Tie arrangements for
*ltA u use ~ eAtciiof's''' A"~ H0%
its tsctculation. we learn, are most eon1plete-
|
-. usrn-;ns,s eor XII, baye ,,ecu received by
.[Hosu- nos E ~ ., noosho-r, atroot
.. 0o..,ox,, s4roo+ mud -,
, 1863-03-17

sfons and for drills prices, II anything arc better
If "A moderate business doing, and all sca.onnble
sty!ee command full prices, with light stocks On
eale The jobbing trade has not latrly openea Jea'
md hueiness generally Is very backward.
, 1863-03-17

Detroit Garlic Market-mnrch II.
Received Zig head. The market opened Mon
day with 1888 head OF cattle unsold. The market
that day was nothing extra, although most Of the
butchers at good prices cattle selling that
dag st an advance Of fully CSC q ewt. andthc sales
were quite numerous at that rate. The cattle in
but iew heavy cattle in market. Ths high prices
were mostly paid By city buyers for extra light
cattle. The drovers from the East did not bny
very heavy this week: owing to few cattle Of this
news izom tic Albany market they mostly discou-
timed buying. The city butchers bought very
near all tho cattle in market this week. Some Of
ID the county by shippers. The market closed
with 70 head remaining uns sod and prices unateadJ.
The closing prices were as fol1ows:
1st quality, g 25l35 y cwt.
Ordinary ,........-. ....... .1s4s9W y.
AGRlEQN.. 't1tS$-
Iu{crior. r..,.,...........-,,. {. 2.95St7.S7S u
, 1863-03-17

From Information Just received from the Sagi-
nav Valley, we learn there will be great falling
OF in lumber shipment the coming season from
1aet year. There has been bat little accomplished
the river bank during The winter, owing to the
want Of snow. and nearly ell Of the yards from
whence lumber is usually shipped, are the present
From the Green Bay country we learn that tie
numbering operations have been attended with
great success and that one firm has already in read
daiy iS nsnufeturins ni fion IS to s e per day day
Others thus engaged have alto large quantities on
hand to 20 forward and the 1antity, in the for
mer instance. IL daily increaeing.-Ust. Free Hsss.
, 1863-03-17

INSURANCE CHARTERS
I1r Wicker called attention to tho fact that the
Association held three charters for insurance COM
panIes, and stated that parties were now engaged
in getting up a Fire and Marine insurance Com
pany, and they desired to organize unae. one Of
the charters belonging to the Association. he
noyedthat committee be appointed to take the
matte. in charge and confer With the parties
named.
Mz. McKindicy said be hal heard that como Of
the members e1aiuaed that the Association did not
OWE three charters. lie asked foz some infostna,
lion retpectinsit.
Mr.. ucmpstcad confessed his belief that the As.
focatIon did not hare an5 interest In the charters
~. 49, .a..o.a+a., ,,.,.r ~. .aIs .,,....s
ous Ing eoEpo'asoss "tie .ne soie o"nesS'
Mt. Tyrzcll Raid he could not talk cool1y about
,.t.. u,,~.se,-4p q, so. ,.on,1.,.a, -,
c.ss,r, n be bonoTah]e n,cn. WIN haa their er,
ncnecs na,a ia sprInrded. and there obtained char
s.. ~, ao.orr, ~ the Assorst,on AVID no,x e,.,,,o1
~ s,1 Il themselves
, 1863-03-17
" IS LAKE STREET
Chattel Nortgace Sale Of the
ENTIRE FI"RNITERE of THE ORIENT HOUSE,

At A ATET1nX.
evil sell commencing en WEDNESpAf; - =; h15cn n,1
the eEti.a Furniture Of said house This sale en-.
brace: large amount and crest variety of House
irg chairs Darb1e-top tables and sofas. mahogany.
black walnut and other chamber sets. With and with"
three ply lnErain carrssa- hir a-1d grass
t,as;cs bed sGrfnE; bar boistsss All. fsashsr pows
tare aHd El3swaEe ays,y asttSs M
above 9ooda have been In tic house but short t,ue
and are III good condition. $a1a positive withou'
reserve. G14bERf s sAMtsos.
nlhs.aS,1 Auc,toaeers-
Bnytrs Will ileaee take notic this: each arucle It
eaSh roon viii he ao1a separately. aud not altogether
Terms cash. Sale without reserve.
GILrRRT d SAMPSON.
, 1863-03-17

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ s. LAKE STREET
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION,

On SATURDAY, March 2sth. 13ss st II O'Clock l. 4.
We VIII se on tie premises. the following well In
proved inside rrOpeftyLct r. In Block Is, hai Lot
Is in Block 49,. aM IN the School Seeten Addition 70
Chicago. TIE houses Oh the saG,e hsng Brick . and
street. Just Rnnth Of Van Buren, street. Title to the
cho>e fea! es'nte Perfect
Terms OF sale-tlne third cash. a0d the balance II
two equal payne nt5 IL Sal two yeazs At SIX per
cent inter- st. all cash. IT purchasers prefeEt
for f1tsF o1nts a u; I9Fns Foes
a. South Clark street, he Eli svt AZ 1nsySnsa.'oo
mhs as3s t1oi.1ays Auctioneers. S. Lake street.
GILBERT tE SAMPSON, ..
" IS LAKE STREET
One Of the finest residences In the cst pl-sioa With
I'll tle modern improvements
AT AUCTION.
We @il1 te!l On WEDNESDAY. March 18th. At II
oc!cek A. H. on the premises, ut tie northwest cor;
Fer Of West jackson and Kncker street 4 lsrse anc
eptend4ls buft Brick Horse and Lot. tn: house 4
"a b. ieet deer; Lot Is n Ic5 fsst Ths %. noSs;
furnace room cellar and TWO bath rooms. closet. OF
from all tic sleeping ROOMS hot nId cold ~ater pipe
to NIL parts Of the house. Eight Of the rooms aaye 9
marble maltlee. With crates Complete ETes1 room
tic house Is warmed from the furnace. The EtnhoE'
stable the premises Is osx50 and Is high and vel
dplsLed. 1t also has Furnace Which cost 500 IN
house Is s}cEdidiy finished In every respect. and
one OF tho most desirable pieces Of property which hs
been oGc& ed for sale
TITLE ERECT
n,hs-aS;Etd AuctioneeeS.
, 1863-03-17

Tonox7o, T. ", Thursday, March =.
4 dcputatfon from Osweso and Toledo nan a
meeti11E with the Premier Of the Canadian toxefn-
ment to-aay, and asked for modification Of the
tolls on the Wellaud Canal, to meet the depEecaa.
tIon Of American money, Otherwise tue e. ftade
would be driven through the Erie Canal. The re-
sult Of the interview Is rot get EnoNn.
, 1863-03-17

Ocean FreIgIlts at Now Tork-m'h Is.
To Liverpool $50 tres 1aed Cog, 500 bxs bacon 1ss
3D. !pO brls -four is 3dGt1e I'd; per nenttnl 800 tres
lard ae loo bxs oseon a. 70 tons @ ~ 81 SO ID Per
don 100 balrs hops "a. and per neutral $50 b1s
bacon S7a Cd, and 100 bales hair 37s ID. To Glas-
COW, 1T5 b1s bacon and 90 tres land 25s. An
american bark to Oporto at lid shippers bags for
What md 4 for -four.
, 1863-03-17


representing the white man and the Indian sha-
kirg hands, and expressed hope 1t might ever be
asthe1e fcpteeen'eu Lucy n'aA''es'eo .nens7ei'se
as strong friends Of the government ana as Wiling
u any 1loe ~ .Ne ~ A1"s i'1 80 P'o'eeA'o.
"s"aAet - tss .As,.",. sAs' ~ 49,
men or tue t'asoio0s' uese.'io' pase iacss. ih.,a
Wv ...a.' 49,. .,1' ~ '-
the President about, were amicably aud eatsfacto-
r'lya1fonged.
The Chiefs have got weary OF sightseeing, and
ha'ine necn from nome 60 long are no" an1foas
to return, and relate to their warriors and braves
the wonders their eyes ba'e beheld. Gen. "eoo
'ne'' agent at1'scs tnla e'enlng'
so,n,rp., pon,,7,va Wa boxo at last co,,cct
49,. =. .s.'. 49,,
Information felata'e 10 inc late ID" granting oonu
ties to soldiers DISCHARGED for disability It was
paseso aa.euearots " ~ ~. "a -0 My -'-'
anu is IN Inc io1lo"lns "oios' .....--
"EyeYy non-commiRsioned officer. private or
othcr perfon. who has been o. shail hereafter DO
discharged from the army Of the United states.
within two years Of the date Ct their eniistmept
by rcason OF wounds received in battle. shall be
entitled to receive te zane bo9n.y as s gsa1ed
who were discharged after serTiee Of TWO yeais,
and all acts. parts OF acts, Inconsistent with
this arc hereby repealed
fof Inc ocnen' " ~ soa1 s,1.a ~ ..+ NJ x, IN,
| etate tnat W sect'o1 Oil " P0oAA~ 49, ~ T.
| proved I'd March, 1868 mo revenue stamp snau OF
1co;rcd m any napers relating to applications foz
80 =. ,ora5,,7 ar IN ths rrciepl
back pay, bounty OF pens'on' ~ ~
thereof from time to ttme:
o.+o-, .rd narrc1a for the 7sf
For N1chsBCRo.-1et... Anu 1I.1s 1-...a.-tr,. ;.
and 11e.A regiments, aud Mercantile battery lelt a
the War Rooms, No. Il State street, by satnEda.
aer ,r;11 ho forwarded.
noo.' VIZ ,,a;ta c,r III. cor,fo,t ,,a health q
AL goods requisite iof 1ne .o''iu.s,''o nsai1" y
| the soldier, net contEaband, Will be received
roc1,a.e. n1ust be marked plainly and the conteut
W., pnruerr,
stated co,,otas n. nHun - IT,. stE, ~ p, c.otoa.
-- ece1etols ~ " a. eo4a'' - ''*a'e e''
R1en fnr Tu3,,1c Safety.
! SIM -. = 80
Editors chicago Tribune:
Icousidcr 1t my duty to call the attention OF III
nnhlc ia fhc fact thai steam boiler il uo;r in us
, 1863-03-17

New York Seed market-marah 49,
Sales OF fair to strictly prime CoTcr Seed at 1oe
GbluHc.
, 1863-03-17
MARRIED.

At HUDSON Ohio March 18th, hy the Isev. Henry
Adams Mr. JAMES c. DEAN. Of Chicago, and Mss
ELIZABETH ADAMS. daughter OF the otuciating
GcTgynnn-
, 1863-03-17

There is very little export demand for -four, and
no change TO note in prices; tho ma9Eet, however,
II dniI 1t previous quoted rltes. The only sale
made public was 100 brls extra at $7.a5; $50 brls
good western e1trn family q $5s5, and f5oo o1ls
high grade ohio do at fs5s4e, e,o9 2 orl: The sales
prices fnS extras and fancy brands, and $6,0016a5
Tor euperhne Is In nasy end tie stosks ~ r.
esipts 10; e. sts.a1 # Tis' Gr 'R'
, 1863-03-17

Detroit Cattle mArKet-Mnrch IL.

This morning fifteen or twenty caual boats ar
rived at Bridgeport. The cana1 Is now entirely
ctear of ice
, 1863-03-17

To-day all IsIshrncu celebrate 81. patrick's Day,
the Patron Saint OF Ireland. He Of sanity mem
ory, though c1aimed as al Irishman, was born In
Scotland in the year So, near the mouth at tile
Clyde, and was carried captive to Ireland bF baud
Of tna1audc1s when be was sixteen years Of age.
uc Subsequently became a missionary, baptized
the Kings OF Dublin and Munster and the seven
eonB Of the King Of Connaught, aud before his
death had converted nearly the whole island to the
faith. A popular legend gives him the reputation
Of banishing with hfs miraculous crozier the froga
snakes. and rats. and other unpleasant animals Of
that eort. from Ireland into tho sca where they
found watery grave, mnch to the edidcatfon Of
the inhabitants and the glory Of the ssint.
The Irish citizens Of Chicago in addition to the
ueual Church services will celebrate the day In u
civic manner, the va,ious associations and eocie
ties joining In grand procession with music and
banners, and wind up the day with grand festiy-
lis this evening. We have already published the
programme Of tho day which will undoubtedly be
handsomely carried out. and result In any yluantity
Of cai1cation to all 1rishmcn.
DEsEErERs AInEsT1D-Atan an carly hon yestef
day rao.ning, officer kccfc discovered man on
Einzie street with euitca load Of old copper on
his back Suspecting MI was not right, he arrest
cd the man. who proved to be al old thief named
John Gordon, and took him, with his load. to the
station house. It was afterwards ascertained that
he had stolen the copper from the schooner Guide
| lying near Rush street bridge. In tho Polict
Court, yesterday, John was identified as dc
setter from the 1rish Legion. and delivered int
the hands Of the recruiting officer to be sent to hi
regiment. James Whetlow and Wesley Abbott
III tho box on charges Of disorderly conduct, vert
also recognized as deserters. the first from th'
.Irish Brigade and the other from tho I'd Board o
Trade regiment They we're also delivered up tt
the military.
The cu1rrEwA cHKrs HoAEwAnp BousD.-B
G. Armstrong and Joseph Gurnoc, Interpreters
md the eight Chippeway Chiefs. from bayfield,
wisconsin, who passed through this city in jam
arT were at the fremont yesterday, and left las
creping for Lacrosse, on their way home. The
sneDt several days at the prominent cities en
to washington, also visited New lore, Nlasas
Falls. and numerous points OF interest. Iney IA
a pleasant and profitable interview WIN tue'
"G.est Father" the President, on which oeeas,o
speeches werc made By Naw-saw anu ae-sa' |.
na-wsy, DARING which they exhibited sae1s @sa@'
, 1863-03-17

BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUG
- TIoE.-B. S. Etckerson. 2ai Lake street. corner
Of Franklin On TUESDAY, March nth. ut q. o'clock
A. Nj will be sold 134 cases Men's. Boys and fonthS
Kin and Caf Roots IS cases Woulen's B81ora1 Gait
ers aud Tics; Is cases Chi1d1ens Shoes. Aso. Mems
Gran Hoets S. S1CkEKsOS.
],1S1h hKh-H
, 1863-03-17

GOVERNMENT sToCE3.
e. S. Gs51 cp10as4 41103H q. S. year cert... 89Ass
3-10 .106xI1G6
MosEE-Eaey at 8 per cent.
Sterling exchange materially declined at t71G
1s1H. ...-,
cliniug to 55sl, and closing firm at IS.
, 1863-03-17
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Cost.
r...x>
.1-0t1l1Q,

TOUND-On the 14th Of March,
on The Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
trains snaali sum OF money, which the owner can
r. psZ{Rf &. sns "a besF
born s,fecf. between Twentieth and TWensy.kiEst
Streets lna1 t-0S!a 1t
, 1863-03-17

A uCTTON SALE EofDRY GOODS
IA AND CLOTHNG.-D $. NicEe-so1; - Lake
Wednesdas. March 18th, Friday. March .0ts, at ~
O'Clock a: II. will be sold Cloths @ CaEsners'@ @ Ss,i
irs Yankee Notions, Furnishing Goods and Jewelry.
al hriTnte sale OH CtethS and Eayncting-
mn,G-h:4-fp S. .NtEkERSnS 1Aucnoncer.
, 1863-03-17

TIE Horr CAsE.-Thc Supreme Court haa :;fan'-
Cd a snpr1sedcas upon the bill PRESCRIPTIONS III ths
uapp case, 60 that the eccuecd will hare se>oha
, 1863-03-17
6u Rf,1ts

ITO RENT.-Farm to rent in Jef-
IL ferson, nine miles from Chicago. two miles from
Oak Ridge Station ard two niles nom TIC Northwest.
cultivation With house and barn and other ortbuild
iugR.- Apply to D. BO3TH. Esq. or to Ar. +.
HICKS. ISL Lake street, with immediate possession.
r1h1T hJf1
, 1863-03-17

ed bv Mr. Wood. OF the Tract Society," that no psrt
of the money Of which his Office was robbed On
Saturday night last, was property of the Society,
.Also that the following drafts and checks we're q
nart of the funds stolen, viz One draft on Broth
e,yton Il Eett1etou. dtavu bvL L. Howell T. Co.. Of
80 ~ r." ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ S 1,1'
~ - ~ s.A9' ~ -AAA y. - 1as'
a. y. ~ ~ ~, g. ~
~ e 80 1euns y LIVE ~ ~
..', ~ y, :. ..a -A*' w 40s-Au .'"9A oe's's 81 ~
-. ~, oue y. ,nA. Anou4. Auo uA,e e1.an1
1"s1usAs ~ tus ua'isa nas peeu s'oppep' al" Luz
P1p'4e A1s ea"'1onea "ss|enst tne1 Pu1ch0se'
kM.r7vr F>,,ys -,s,ber ~, b,.+,~, rf ~ j.
,,,r aba., br wr;.ten, tbc n,7o, ~ .roro,o VII,
.h,,a corsncro,,s m fts nares NJ. nai.. 49, 80.
~. ,tho,ea ara died tn sesr,r ~, 1he-t,n. ~
-4N.s. ..t-,~.;. ,r,,,o- ho,e t.nss sSs, ~. ~.
many a1s' r1,sa s,,,s,,s r,s.ss A nav
"" 'aen 80 1.o.'
thleaso, f'nA unect 4auo4e !ot N4e e,eA auu oa4o
60 so4oicss ~ noep.sa. ~ :, =. auasa -
dcath was tne iesu'1 =! eoosch'n. eains, a''e1
sE1lani anu continuous sapo9s !. u!ue4ens nosPt
tails for many mohtas' ''om All VI "nose sutseonf
she 1eceised Testimonials o. me agnest caasae1et
Having had a thorough medical ednca@aoa. sne &c
voted her talents anu requirements so la'eulu'.
and modcstlJto tho soldiers peneht' 1hat oa5 nts
1kIu discovered her proiese1on US ene ne1u .ne ~
..sition alone, Of female nurse anae, no eaiesg'
Sanitary Commission. sneh sen aeoesa.so, ',
, 1863-03-17

New York Bank Statement.
BY Telegraph new Yo1sE, 3larch 49, 1se8.
The following is the bank statement for week
ending Saturday March 18th:
Decrease In loans 81, go ,337tE 377E
DecreaE Ee Of specie. lc..................3 3595, ,0Os
Decrease OF circulation. 36,1
= I = IN
, 1863-03-17

SASt1AEr GIFT CoScEnr.-onr readers vii
undoubtedly read the Sanitary Gilt Concert adver
1,semcnt in another column, and invest few
dimes in behalf OF the rick aud wounded soldiers
thereby improving the opportunity Of receiving
handsome rtrixe
, 1863-03-17

After collection was taken up, the Q
were closed BY singing the do1o1osy.
, 1863-03-17

TIE SANITARY ConM1ssIoN.-Fof the aatIsfsc-
tion Of those who have lbcrallJ donated money md
supplies to the Sanitary Commission, VIC will state
that theS hare sent 1.167 packages Of supplies to
Ticksburs within the pest two weeks, and that we
have already report that thu health and morale Of
the ar1nS is greatly improved thereby. Dnring the
game period the Board Of Trade has sent 311 pack
ascs. With good food, and assaranccs Of home
remembrance, our boys hare strong incentives to
1f"1t and hnpe
, 1863-03-17

REcEr17s ron TIE BeAHD OF TRADE BATTERY.
The recruits needed for this Battery, twenty In
number, have been secured, swofn In, and will
leave for Murfteesboro, Tenn, Immediately More
men offered themselves than were needed. This
indicates that recruiting, when IN proper hanaa, Is
MT n1ayed out's In Chicago.
, 1863-03-17

SUNDAY School ExntB1T1oS.-Thc children Of
thc Edwards Presbyterian Sunday School give an
Exhibition on Thureday evening next, at the
Church, corner Of Harrison and Halstcd streets.
From the programme VIC feel warranted in saying
that this will be one Of tho most interesting exhi-
bitipns Of the kind that have had in this city.
The proceeds arc to be applied towards roplenish-
ing their library andwe bcspcak for the little ones
n fu1l IpnEe.
, 1863-03-17

F1r71-F1nsT I11So1s REG1AEsT.-L1cut. Col.
6am D. Raymond, Of this regiment, who is Temporal
risy relieved from duty account Of Sickness has
1ccu confined tp his bed ever since his arrival in
the city, but pleased to le.rn, is now recov-
%esIns. As his stay will be very bricf, those who
wish to hear from their friends in the 51st rcgi-
1nent would do well to csll upou Lieut.. Col. Ray
mond, 1T his residence Oh Warren street, second
house cast Of Lincoln etreet--Wcst Side.
, 1863-03-17

~ The PolyosAns will be closed for one day u!
Mcssre. Goodwin and Wilder were unabls
to obtain Metropolitan Hall for this evening. To
morrow afternoon the exhibition will be resumed
when the great D:orama Of the Merriuac and Mon
itot will be shown for the first time In Chicago
fhF}dren tcn ceute each in the afternoon.
, 1863-03-17

CHURCH OF TIE REpEEsaR.-The sixth lecture
Of the course, given in this church, corner OF san.
CANNON and west Washington streets. will be de-
l;ycred this Tucsdsy) evening, by Rev. D. n. Reed
OF Peoria. Subject" The Land Of the cnsarlsts
Dasf T+esrut and Future
, 1863-03-17

PnoruAcrrp MrE7lsa.--Thc ptotsaesea meet
tuc At the scauans Bethel, nesof Wells aaa
Michigan streets still With great success
prrochinc occurs every evening at * o'clock.
, 1863-03-17

r4r CLERICAL IxBroa11o.-lt is expected that
The ctanccsy caec Of Hager ve. Whttehoase
ct al, will come up to-day, before Judge ). n. VIII
sou. for argument on the question Of jurisdiction.
Should the court ovcrrulc the point, the answer o
the respondents will then be fled.
, 1863-03-17

E- Soldiers in camp or on the field exposed to
changes Of the weather should have box Of
browns Bronchial Trochcs'' In the pocket, in
readiness upou the first appearance OF Cold.
Cough OF Sore Throat, which they are sure to re.
linn