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, 1863-05-05

NESS s GGoa brands ef heatg sty
e'f E6R S1?fI ase ez!s sssnt 3 & Suf s &s packed
4 s !; pigs prime Lenfat &c; 80 pEss Head
.GREAsE-1eo tres good Yellow Grease at &c;
TsLLoW-Prime city is held at esl9loc conn-
EGTfEK-Priu,e patIy and Roll i IN good Dc.
manl and active at 1SGc22c: but Inferior grades
ar dull ~ 154117c. Sales: !" jar choice At &c;
y HTSGAnAN sEED-15 bushels is = good 1T $1.oo.
Demand ysry light md market flat.
Elan EI3,;srSZ SEEhI$, iSfn sks ss good at s25S
Ilho1a1 sEhD-Oul. Sales: 81 sks good at
CLOVER sEED-Dul at s4..5ae5 90 per bnshe1
There Is seaIeels any Inquiry, sales:-1o ogs
HIDES The market is without material change.
Saes:-14 Dry Flint Hides at 171Sc; 10 do at Ike.
1It saiea. -."-'-.-.--..--...-....l5 4Sl5
Green Salted, Observation-Disclosures. q 84
1.ssen county -.------..--......--...t WM
BEASs@7 bushels iar Mixed At $40; "a Y basS
EGGs-in good demand by packers. Sales
e1iT at vi - h5Is 5on At At sS y ne "35E
Soc. Prime are dull Mt &C. The market is entire
lyoseEstesksd. and the tendency is !ownwa.ds. =,
4 Chickens ans MA are n osttsF
*.s5. Tnrseys steady al sG9c q b.
nR1ED FRt1T-40 brls prime Ohio Apples at
IS IS.
COOPERS' STUFF-aa, 900 prime Hickory Polea
at $z7 90 del; 1000 Hickory Hoops for -four bsls 1t
$11 GO.
CoOPERAGE-tDoP Pork Barrels IN store ut Il 90.
LCMBER-ln active demand and firm. Sales
Cargo Of ecow Storm. from White Lake, coarse
Rated at So CO. cargo OF echr Roberts, from Nus.
kegon. good quality Mixed, at $l3s5; cargo oi
echr Little Belle, from Truesdells mills, Nuke
son. at ~ 5o-good quality mill rpn; cargo ol
good Mixed Lumber from Aoore's mills, ka.Ana
zoo. per schr Challenge at $13. 50; cargo Of cooi
mill run. fsom LudinEton's mills, 4enominee, al
S14 So
SALT-Aichigan Fine is selling st 81 60, deliv
cred At cars. and 0nondaga Fine ts bald 1t :. 65-
| F1SH-Nhitedsh are in good demand and dfmer
| Trout are steady. We quote: --
| No. WhItehsh. 2i535.o
4NO.~ ~ Hlleus4 4.LV414- q
| SUGARS-Raw grades a1i hrm at the adsanc
| noticed IL our last. Refined steady. We quote:
New Orleans, prime TO choice. 111sAl3t
| Gnba-talr to choice: Aa1ls}
Porto Rico--Fair to choice. .11h9E12
n. 7. .Ref1ca-Powdercd and
| Eranulated .154G151
White coffee, ,A.......14 Gt14l
| Yellow coffee, B.. ...... .13AsG1131
| -.-.. Yellow coffee. C...-.,...13 01o
COFFEES-Are firm at aaHG3ih for commc
| fo rrtYY,r RiN
, 1863-05-05
Salt.

New YORK. May t.-Salt is quiet and firm at 35
llCc for Turk : Island; 8 @33c for Cadiz: S1.5lD
l.64 for Liverpool ground; s., 30 for fine do,
and $2..cGl2.f5 for Ashton's.
BALTIMORE. May Market very dull, with no
ground alum ut 81. 81. and ordinary brands Of lne
at 3a35; from store $1G0 and $2.40 per sack. The
stock OF bnk is much reduced, aud prices arc Alto
Etther nomilal
DETROIT, May 2-Fine salt selling at $50 per
brl.
CLEVELAND, May market steady at $ts0 for
dne, and 81 IS for coarse.
, 1863-05-05

The Government COmmis9aFy At THIS etatlon Is
again in tho market for barrellcd pork, bacon.
sires and ha,ns-contracts for which will buawart,-
ed OH Saturday. There has hem some little move
ment in bacon and bnlk meat for home use, but the
Bulk mtatE-Sales include $1,000 ros sides Ut 6;1c,
1900 ms shoulders at 5I.15Ke, 50 trrs sugar
picked hams at SHc. aud 1000 pcs country cut
haus at 6.3c q b. rork-Eo sa1es have transpir-
cd The stock IL very light and prices nominal
We grote mces Sit 10 and prime SLIGO r bsl.
Iasa-Sales reported Of 81 b1ls, and tcs Western
1eaf 1T 11,C
, 1863-05-05
St. Louis 11arkct-Way 2.

W11EA7-a10 sacks spring at 71c: al DO In lots at
$11cG1.15: ,7s5 Go in lots At 81 i7l 10 i5 do iu
lots st $1e3l.25. Rye-115 sacks i'll lots, part SEC
S5c W'hisky-e0 ,rls high proof at 39e; 13l bsa in
lots 1T sUc; l60 brle on private terms. Corn-Sl
eacks second .hAnd snnnice, 53c; ,413 SKIS in lots
at 5jt t.c5O eks On private terms. Oatz-A95 sks.
eero'a hand gunnies, &c, 20c0 SKIS in lots at s5c
delivered.
, 1863-05-05
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribure.l


MILWAUKEE, Aay !, 1863
F1oCH-Quiet.
GRAN-Wheat quiet and unchanged.
FnE1GnTs-Stcadg. SC to Buffalo.
NEW YORK. May i.-coTroS-pnll At 659t66e.
FtorR-nnl and h"asy. and 5xfl0c lower. Extra
round hoop Ohio. S7.o53soo for trade brands
market closing hrayy.
WH1=KI-Dull aud lower,-nearly MI at inside
prices.
GHAN-Wleat dull and declining Winter red
westcrn ut $:G0 In store, and lot Of quite sound
at $l5s. Corn about 1c lower at SOC for souud,
ard Ssl6.c for uusound. Oats dull and lower at
S3Gi SIC
WooL-Quiet, and prices generally without
change.
Provisions dull oad unchanged; Bacon
sidee Easier ut 6HG6ssc for western Cumberland.
6sIei7c for western short ribbed; 7Hc for very
choice long clear western: also, 400 1ougf sldes
at G1sG1t1fc. Lard without matersnl change, and
in moderate demand at szi9i0hc.
OSTEGO, May at $6.19 for
fancy.
GnArS-Wheat quiet. No sales. Corn dull at
Csc for mixed western.
CANAL FHE1anTs-Decl1ned 1c.
InroE7s-6OO bn corn, 4Or bu cats, $3.50 barley.
CAsAL ExroRrs--1 .99s0 hrls -four, 5000 bu wheat,
l7,Ct0 bu corn, Sn01 bu oats.
, 1863-05-05
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
CISr1sSAr1, May !, 1868.
Wn1sK1-Tlsc market day was unsettled, hug
css ard sellers being unable to agree on prices,
and no sales were made. Holders asked &c, but
buyers were not offering more than 41c.
PRor1s.oss-The same dull and lifcless coudi-
ton prevails that has existed for several days. and
today we did not here Of single transaction. and
in the absence Of sales, must quote prices nomi
nal. Mess Pork held ut 80 5oGb11.0o ~, old. and
2oolD1s.Oo for ncw-thc outside figure for choice
city. Bulk meats held st 4G35c for shoulders aud
sides loose. Bacon 47tclGc. Lard 9.4G91!c.
, 1863-05-05

The offerings Of beef cattle at the i've stock
scales to-day were very light. footing un only 35l
head. OF the number received 50 head were left
tue balance 1b0 head) eo1d to Baltimore butchers
prices ranging from $i2a5 to S5.75 z 100 os for
fair to prime beeyes.
The hog market was fairly supplied, anil with
good demand rates ruled steady. sales Of fair to
prime lire hogs being made ut si.O0 to $50 q 100
, 1863-05-05
MARINE N NEwS.l
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Arrived. ...-.afay4.
Tus 1s1ssaer Hn!hsrt MilTa,pksc. ~ h,ls n.h.
Prop t,taSa. Warren. M1sksEo2. 20 III lumber, 100 N
EEeR Rydsr Pe:s Ma5ou - es;' sugar.
P1or On Racine. Arthnf. l;ufaio. eundries.
EIsPP EsP S{:Sss Nss:ss s'!s?s ss :ss
FER FER CIV af Nsdson' Tiis Consxood IL cords
E o9s5sa 3:ass7;ss sspaE a
BsE Sssss: ;s1;s ;ss.
s;E zi;;s;: SS$; sss Ss e.
Rsik SeaeP Ssoni Essef Hs Enso s9 CA cos.
nafk NoEthEsst A;k!ns ualo ~ teus Is soal ,,,.
HE HE 'e1 Is
Is sSftao nay s eonsr
ssS; S nv bss WIN Taste Lake. % % eds shosle
95sS Wa1 SGs1a 4 s. 81 Xeea
sch1 FloIenee olsei, Auskeson Is m lumber. Is III
sehr so oeeFs Ilsnssn Maske;s1 >; Lumber.
EST Geo kossf
& FsIsa5 %sss Rsairsts 81 ass 4pess ns;
sehr SoFTai Sherman, Wo1f River. ID cds wood. 100
schr f. i. Gates Reddck. WOLF River. 50 shingles,
schr Ina faa Thorne. arde,son Wilkinson Pier. 6, eds
schr ossaSis. johnson, Danes P1sr, $50 ea,b.rk.
feE syss g S q a
Schr 7eedqE Shay South unyea e 90 g. snangls So.ss
sef bo!s hSSs 4 ss snatss Point Sable 80 eds
sehr feeE. Kishsidsos. lneol9: 1s9 n 1aneeF
faas q e. va wood
Schr Challenge. snowbeile. Kalamazoo 60 q lumber.
, 1863-05-05

Meet CorGn.-Persene who are troubled with
tia, unpleasant tickling in the throat which de-
pyiyes them Of rest night after night by the inces
SAINT cough which it prosokes. win, By taking
browns Bronchial 1Tochc.. find immediate re-
lief,
, 1863-05-05

The receipts Of -four for the Last few days have
been more ample, and business was brisker on
the Corn Exchange than it has been for some time
back. We heard Of sale Of ITO brls No super
Nothing doing In grain Of any kind, the Ideas OF
buyers and eel1e.s being too widely apart.
, 1863-05-05

ATTEMPTED GElClpE.-Cu oatulaa3 ili5Hl,
young girl named Belle Hudson attempted
to COMMIT euieide by takiug an ounce Of
laudannm. The w1e.ched girl was an inmate
If 4 fashionable den on North Wells street,
kept by woman named Emma Hedges,
where shc formcd tho acquaintance Of q street
railway conductor, and who. il seems, has
frequently visited her at Hedges. She was
not SO fur advanced In crime as to render the
better feelings Of her nature dormant, and she
formed an ardent attachment for the couduc-
tor. Sunday night he spent the evening with
her, and left very suddenly. Almost imn1edi-
ately thereafter she went to her room and
swallowed an ounce Of laudanun, and was
detected in The act by one Of the girls Of the
house, who ut once gave an alarm and sentfor
physicians. The usual remedies were applied,
and successfully, although she was at one
time ronounccd to be beyond human help.
As 10 the agency that the conductor had in
the matter, it Is impossible to ascertain. The
! women OF the house freely admitted to the
physicians that the girl attempted to end her
lift in consequence Of . difficulty that she had
| with him. Yesterday moruing, however,
| they assert that she took it because she was
suffering from toothachc, ackno wledsipg at
tli,. same time that she WAS aware Of It's char.
actcr and properties. She is eighteen years
Of .gc and remarkably fine looking.
A FEARFUL AssAuLT.-An alteration took
place on Saturday night, in Iart's saloon, on
Wells street, corner Of Jackson, between
5amcs Nesbith and Mr., Murphy. A board
bill came up as subject Of dispute, and Muir
ply, who appears to have been pretty drunk
1T the time, received a blow from Nesbith,
which horribly dcfaced Ills counteuancc aud
inflicted such wound on his LETT eye as to
d. bar all hopes Of his ever being again able to
see with it. In the Police Court, yesterday,
| Ncsbilh was fined go and costs for striking
the blow.
WorLps'T Go.-One Of the buildings, = di
lapldated two story frame, belonging to thu
group which are being removed to make room
for Ulich's new block, on North Clark street
refused to leave yesterday. 1t WAS screwed
uu TO the proper elevation, and just as every
thing gns supposed to be In readiness for
start, it tnmbIed down, breaking into u thou
sand pieces. One of the workncn was con
siderably injured.
: REconpER's CoURT.-Judge Van Burcl
l. took his seat yesterday morning, as Judge 0
q INC Recorders Court. The official bonds Q
=. =. tne NEk, Mr.. Daniel Hara, were presented
"a anu approved. After the disposal Of severa
g. ohlmportant motions, and the discharge Of
+ prisoner on his own Eecognizance, the Cour
adjourned for the term
, 1863-05-05

! Ocean Frc1shts nE New York-May /.
Freights-To Liverpool, $50 bn wheat sgd
bulk: 100 bzls lard Oil l5s, 1Ge0 pigs bacon and
lard l5s, PEI nentral; soo tcs la1 = e 81 and per
private terms. To London, 500 brls -four Is Cd,
and per neutral TO hhds shoulders U.s. and 100 tcs
, 1863-05-05

The market is brisk Tor the home trade, both
for city and country, the high prices Of lumber not
having the effect to retard building enterprises.
Rents hare largely advanced, and there arc hun
drcds Of applicants who cannot be accommodated
with tenemcnts. Seretal large RATS hare come
down this week, and aI our mills but one are run
iOfa
, 1863-05-05

F1onr and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour
Wheat, Corn &C., In store in this city today, COM
pared with the amont in store week ago and the
c1ttcsnQEiinc date ia at rear.
, 1863-05-05

Detroit Cattle 1Iarket-May i.
Received e.34n. The market opened active at an
advance Of 54c =: but towards thu clna:. the de~
steady.
, 1863-05-05

Fey We call attention to the advertisement
under the head Of "Wantcd, first class
Brass Moldcr,' in another column. It is a
Arst-rate opportunity fora a man who under
stands his business.
, 1863-05-05
COMMERClALs
MONDAY EVENING, May 4, 1858.
lEEFTs FOR TIE LAST FonTT-E1GHT HOURS.


Cortcepd VIZ - -
last yvar... 1541G .,.. 200 16i2 1880 2147
SHIPMENTS BIT LAKE FOR TIE LAST FoRTF-EIanr
HOURS.
, 1863-05-05

FVTEI55U 1LIHIREkSs
By Telegraph [PEn STEAMER ETSA-
LIVERPOOL, april 2, 1863
Cotton steady and unchanged. Wheat and
-four quiet and steady. Lard nominal. Sugar
steady. Coffee. hr1ncr.
LosDos, Wednesday ay.-Breadstufs dull aud de-
illinois Central Railroad. 41Sai3 dis; Eric, 46k
Ea41M.
, 1863-05-05
New York Stock and Honey Market.
By Telegraph NEW foRk, May /, 1868.

G0TENNAEST ETOEh9.
U.sss &C.. 1071l651o8 Treas. 80 {Feb'ry
80 Sotes.- ;,tt6sQ1io9 and August. ......1o9
9. S. 81 regd...... .1DG11
MoSEr-Is abundant, and rates easy at 4l15 per
cent. on cali.
Sterling Ezchange-t63x S1165 for drst-class.
Gold unsettled and lower, opening at 81, and
closing dull at 4IlG141K.
, 1863-05-05

Barley ie droopin. and dull. Holders arc an1-
ious 10 realize, and would doubtless be glad 10
realize on reduction Of 20c p hu on the top price
of the season. Prime Cnnada West and Jefferson
county wouldIpot command over s1.i5, and not a
large quantity could be sold at that figure. Sales
500 bn State on p. t.
, 1863-05-05

Whifeflall in Dctroft-May 2.
F1eH-In good demand at last quotations white
st Is for halves Detroit river, IS 0J for No. Upper
Lake, $3.50 for No. do. aud $4.15 for gill net.
, 1863-05-05

~NxnyoCs DISEASES AND PHYSICAL DEr11I-
nj, arising from Specific causes, IN both sexes
new and reliable. Treatment. in Reports Of The
opcs, FREQ OF charge. Address. Dr.. ]. Sktnin
Houghton, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ap194W
, 1863-05-05

Detroit Grain Markct-1IeY1.
No. white wheat was sold at Il 60. Corn held
at Sc: Oats C31G4c +. Q. b. Barley $a5Ja75-
HTe EGlaSc.
, 1863-05-05

IThe item in question was written under
misapprchension Of the Elcts, and is corrected
cditorially elsewhere.-ED.]

s. Customhousc street, New Orleans. Louistana,
established in 1884, and Of S. Randolph street,
between State and Dearborn streets. Chicago, 1lf-
practitioner III the treatment and cure Of diseases
Of the skjn, nervous and general debility, organic
weakness and diseases peculiar to the sexes. The
press and the medical faculty generally ofthe South
profresion, Thoee afflicted should apply imne-
diate1y, to sase Themselves from the consequences
9f thsss terp asdls; T5e o9xing ~ g:e1 iFon ~
but one Of the many testimonials Df. Jaucs Is
endorsed with. Read it:
"DH. JAxEs;-We learn from the New osisans
man whose ssands Of me have recently run out,
but veritab]e and skill:u practitione!) who has
been conducting Of the largest hospitals IN the
United States since 1850, 1t 9 Custom Honse
street, New Orleans. L., leave; during tue pre-
sent month for the north; What he is leaving for,
we eAnnot Ray. only eonjccturc-probab1y on &C
that as It may, we can say, and with confidence,
that he has tc greatest reputation in this country
in speciality Of any physician that ever practtced
know that DR.. James is IN honorable man.
and he will inform thosc requiring bis aid
whether Of no BE- can give them cure. The fat,
also that Dr.. james residence his been pcrn1a-
ncnt orc is good evidence thaf he IL capable OF ac
conplishine what be promises IN the treatment Of
tic speciality In diseases to which he confines his
The following, is the announcement in the New
Orleans ttf>cent to which We have Referred:
''DEpAn7rKR OF De. JAAEs.-This gentleman Is
medical beuefactor Of merit 80 great. that, to a
large portion Of tEe community, his departure IS
ever regretful event. He leaves the city on Sat
urday for the North, We can cheeffuilF recon-
mend him. wherever he goes. as practitioner. IN
his peculiar branch of medicine. who has no Irving
superior, and few, II any, rivals.
Remember. DR.. james office parlors are Sc Ran.
do,rh street, between State and Dearborn streets
Consultations inyio1able.
, 1863-05-05

LaSp AND LrarEn--We would call attention to
the advertise ment> In another column, Offering to
exchange land for lumber. The opportunity is u
rare one for parties having lumber to dispose Of.
, 1863-05-05

Go 70 THE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & S7RArEox's
CHICAGO CoxnERc1AL corLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-05

By TeIeg7aph,l lBmDeEroHT, May 80 p. m
CLEARED. May l.
Waiter Smith. Athens.
S. F. Galc Atners
Cayfsa, LockpoFr sa.foo # lumber. sooto s5ing!-s
II Cd 18th sfn brick
r. +. Goode1l. OTTAWA. a., ~,
J.T Chapin saGoG feet lumber H. ~ siding, I10o
kiluEle$. q, ,uG0 18th. CO. lbs. machinery.
Charlie. 0ttaws, 81 - Il lumber, 20 60 la!h-
Drill Morris.
ARRIVED Maj I.
Ednon:a Lasale coo bu re- SO bsls po:s. 495 lbss
Gec tcotr La sa,ie. 9'7 otls p1rS.
Rescue, Summit. 11t tons sand.
SunshiEe, La sal1e. 15G ho rye. 200 bu corn
W. Guinee. Athens. 70 yards F1ote stone
, 1863-05-05

Freights to-day were active aud ar1n-with en-
sagements Of 81 vsesels, at St for corn, 991c fos
wheat, and 51ilCc for oate 10 Buffalo; 1se for corn
aud 14c for wheat to 0twego; and &c Canada cur
rcncy) for corn to Kingston, OF 1lc to Montreal.
, 1863-05-05

II The Preparatory Class OF the School Of
Trade educatcs boys for business, and prepares
them to support themselves. aps6aH
, 1863-05-05

ERs or CmcAGo.-Thc notice that you sec in the
st. Louis papers to the effect that there are
'Jouse wanted in this city is al Euse: for At the
present time there arc Painters in this city that are
lying idle. with no work. and all on account of i
few tyrants trying to rule the JousncJncu lalnt"
ers' association Of St. Louis.
my4-at BIZ Order OF the Association.
, 1863-05-05

(F1om this morning sent'ne1.1
The following wifi show the range Of prices for
the standard grades OF wheat during the week
ending Saturday, with the amount Of sales reported
t3ri1vs
, 1863-05-05

In pork considerable business has been done
this week In large and small lots, demand for
Quebec having aleo commenced, the stock in that
city being exhausted, We note sales Of
Old inspected ness at. Slo751-
Idn .......+..+.-..+ 1l.utGb1L.1O
New - " ,,...... 3atDIEla.I5
New thin !" . 10.75n-
New prime mess and prime arc in very emAl1 sup
5000 for prime. No old prime mess offering
Old prime held at $500 Chicago canvaesed hams
sell easily at &c Cincinnati sugar-cnzed canvass
ed ats@10c. Lard In barrels and tierces 1xc, in
kegs from middling to very choice s0sxc
, 1863-05-05

" ANTED.-A Wife for a plea
~ sant hong in the country. .Any lady between
lleas.nt d+ro-tyn. and unescsrtonshle character.
coed acuseEccrer And haF.n: two taFss tho';s4ia
dollars cAs, CAP hear Of gaod tor hT Sd,t: e-n::.
for thee n v. =. Chicago. RivnS paEtcnl +.
cosinE Photograph. and Stating wncsc 4. i...rstT
caE te Lad. mE8 4ESI IT.
, 1863-05-05

During the past week the receipts st Milwaukee
compare With those Of the corresponding week In
1890 ac fn1nSs.
, 1863-05-05

REcoRpER's CoURr.-Judge Van Burcn
took his seat yesterday morning, as Judge OF
The Recorders Court The official bonds OF
ene oek' Mr., Daniel O Hara, were presented
ana approved After the disposal Of several
unih'pot1ant motions, and the discharge Of =
prisoner on bis own Eecognizance, the Court
| udiourncd for tho fcrn, -
, 1863-05-05

~ Bar1ows l.sir cnttin: and hair dyeins rooms
aud wig factory, q South Clark street, up stairs
Directions for measuring the head sent on applica
ton. r. o. Box 54S7. ulay5
, 1863-05-05

At Government auction to-day, Il bales mid
ding sold at 564c, and *3 bales do at 5Sc. Sales
by other parties Of II, 2s. and al bales private
tcr1uf. There WAS an improved feeling in the mar
ket yet the auction s:1e would indicate more ofan
advance than there really was.
, 1863-05-05

SPECIAL No71cE To THE JopRsEr,1ES PA1STE9s
nF Cu1cAGo.-The notice that yon sec in the St.
Louis papers, to the effect that there are 'JOars
wanted III tls city, il Ill ruse, for st the present
time there arc Painters IN this city Who are lying
idle. with work. and all on account OF few "
rents trying to rne tho Journeymcu Painters As
sociation Of St. Louis.
, 1863-05-05
!. Correction.
CHICAGO, May 5, 1s63.
Editors Chicago Tribunc;

Editors Chicago Tribune;
AeI have observed in your Issue Of last Sunday
ali assertion TINT tue Catholic clergy Of this city
pns=cd over in silent contempt the Proclamation
OF the President Of the United States. touching the
Fast day and its duties, and offering no Bapplica-
tion to the Almighty for the national blessings
sought on that OCCASION" would request you, as
far !ts the Cathedral is conccrned-in the absence
of the Right Reverend Behop-to cotrert the mis-
take contained in the assertion US 1t is founded on
+emc nisapp.chension either Of the nature Of the
manner in which Catholics honor the requests of
authority, or Of the natuEc OF the dcvotions on
those nCclkious,
On the Sunday preceding the day marked In tho
Proclamation Of the President, By order Of the
"In 1tferencs to HE Proclamation II tie natioaat
4ufheIlies: or nerf Th"rsddy; 1{fors Naxx. The
c,% ,s Ms ss,a t. ~ cribs The Dr'"< Messing
On Thursday. at all shc Masses OF the parochial
clcrgym. Of The Cathedral, these litaiiics were
reeitell: which it maS be stated arc solemn and
somewhat | by additions to tho regular ser
vice.
wants, the Catholic clEr.ymen on Fast days make
themselves the judges Of their own abstainancc.
am yours, Jos. r. RoLEs,
, 1863-05-05

eBC Cook McLaln, 9S Dearborn street and ta3
South CLARK street clean and dye ladies' ,1tesses
ehavls, &c. Gents coats, vests an pants reno
v6ted In q superior mauueE. BonnctA dyed,
pleachcd and pressed In the iatcat style.
1ahlo+am
, 1863-05-05

~ F. E. Rigby, 81 Randolph street. is selling
papcr uancincs at less than New York prices. at
wholesale and retail. The trads supplied on the
most liberal terms. apla5-1m.
, 1863-05-05
Boor11nG.

POARDING.-A suite Of front
II rooms unfcrn1saed tolet with beard In private
family. IN pleasant ioca.tau. eoarcat~.t to business
AGale>s"E ~. Pol Onlse Drawer 59li.
mysi5!41 It
POARDING-A pleasant suit Of
II 'front.' rocmst let ~1th toayd or one large and
one s,ra room, furnished or untur ais4ed. Als, two
day toartess 1t :. Wabash avenue. my3dts1-lt
, 1863-05-05

~ Call at IS La Sale street for pntting In Gas
Pipes in new or old buildings. McGInley il the
most practical man in the city, at 3 La Sale
street. ap31st
, 1863-05-05

r. Gold Medal Pianos ut New York Wholesale
pricee Also all other Musicat 1net1u,nents. italian
strines Just received at Julius Bauer, ~ South
CLARK street. ap346t
, 1863-05-05
Sale of Government Cotton at St.
Louis.

Broom Corn In New York.
Broom Corn is quoted in New York at G1Sc z u.
, 1863-05-05

STILL MORE IcE.-Elcycn thousand tons Of
ice arrived here by lake on Sunday aud Nom
dry. Tis may account tor the fall Of the
mercury. At any rate it isa cool thing On the
ice monopolists.
, 1863-05-05

scuooL OF TRADE, J. DEhrcnfurth, Principal-s
practical institution, recommended by the business
men Of Chicago, au9j2H
, 1863-05-05

PEnsoSA1,-surgeon R. G. Bocue. Of tbe
18Th Illinois, has recently been promoted tn
be Medical Director of Gen. Neeley,s Div;s,on
In Rosecrans' army. Surgeon Bogue won en-.
viahle distinction on the field ut Murfrcesboro
and for surgical skill and ofleial competency
he has few supcdors.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-10-15

Mrs. PARTINGToN SPEAKS. - Mrs.
Partington came to town lately to select
q guardian for her darling and precious
Ike, and remarked as follows:
" How the world has turned, to be
sure y said she, "'tis nothing but
change! change u Only yesterday, as
it were, 1 was in the country, smelling
the cdious flowers; to-day I am in this
great city, my oilfactories breathing the
impure execrations of coal smoke that
are so dilatory to health. Instead of tho
singing of birds the humber buses al
most deprive me ofmy conscientiousncss.
Dear me Well, I hope l shall ba re-
strained through it all. They say that
the moral turpcntine of this city is fright
full; but it isn't any use to anticipate
trouble beforehand he may escape all
harmonious Influences that would have
tenderness to hurt him; and, as tho
minister of our parish said, with judicial
training he may become a useful nom.
ber of society though training is bad
generally, and is apt to make the young
run to feathers like copper-crowned hens.
Bnt he has genius, docking at him.
it comes material to him like the measels
and every day 1t is enveloping itself
more aud more" The old lady then
handed round her new snuff. box.