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, 1863-03-02

FLOTK-Rcccivcda a>019 brle. Market firm but
m S4s eTd sese sd rsts 5 sTs wsT est: sst
wing Imperial sprfng extras at s6.o0: 100 brls
rrrne at s+.'5; 100 b1ls unsound spring extra at
WHEAT-Rcceiyed.1 1880 bu. Market advanced
1c 2 bushcl. and brisk. Sales: WISTER-t.nn
bu No Red in 3: r: co:'s)at $la5; 2,oo' hn
Rcd tin $. B. 4 Cos. at *l.l2. srnrsa--
s9 bu Se Spring (n y s., n and n, s go hn ti 10
lin X. S 81 IT $i ss 1,oM bu do lin II 4. i Co.'S
at sl:ss: 400 ba do nt 81 =: 400 bu GO lin 4: p:
Co S,e q e. S ss.;s s9S9 Su e s2rtR = a Ns M
hu do in II. A. 1 Cos, Il. VS. aud A. H. l. Co. y
all at 81 l0H: IS ,0oO bu do lin same honses1 at
s1.1o: goo bu DO tin +. T;.s!at Fl 021<; so0 bu
SIS 1T $lo9 100 bu do Tin ). B. s Co. ., at Il. o.:
A.'s] &C: aso, bu DO Iii liz i. and i. b. i c. =
CO. slat So; 400 ba do IN s. s. s Co.'S at Sc,
C0RS-Reccised, 1854 bu. Market advanced
bcPer eushcl Sales: S.oeo By M5ed 5 II store At
12,etO bp do at 511Sc: 10G1 bu do at 5lc s.o00 hu
Rejected Corn IN store At 4s<c 500 bu do at 45c;
1.sD By condemned Com On track A. +ic
Sales: 1000 bu No In etore lpart1y winter re-
ecipts) at 5ic; 1000 bu do at b6%c; 1a,oo0 bu do
winter rtecipts} at 56kc; rs bags do on track
RYEReccivcd, a,a3s bu Market firm at Soc
holders aaking higher prices.
H5AARLEi5,Reeeiscd: 67sbn Market firm. Sales:
leo bu medium in sacks at &1.15.
H1GHWISES- Market quiet. Sales: IS br1s
at 44c.
FLAX SEED-In sooddemand for Seed b. Flax
growers, Sales: u boxes good at - 90; III bush
e}s choice for seed, al $3.50.
CLOVER sEED-Dan aud lower. sal.s: 70
bushels shoee Ct se.75; s5 bushels DO At $3.50; ~
II TIMOTHY sEED-Market dull. Sales: 100 sks
prime at $s.15; lis sks good at $a.O.
DRIED FRUIT-2tons primo unpazed Peaches,
halses. at &c.
BRAN-l0 tons in bulk On track at 81: 80.
H1DES-AaIkst firm. re qnote: DFy fnnt'
SIC. The demand is chiefly for Green Cured.
CO0PERAGE-4G0P Pork Barrels at Il 10 del.
6UGARS-Masketd firm. We quote:
New OrleAns-PEime to choice. .........13 Gn13A
Su1a.Eu1e 70 cuolce. .......'.'!SAA111
Porto Rco-Fsir to choice. ,.........1ak91S
n. T. Rchaed-Powdcfed and
ErAnulated. .,...... .--.-l6%9t!.
White coffee, A.. .laa49tt6
Yellow Coffee, b.. 0l3
Yellow Coffee, C...-....H G114A
, 1863-03-02
NJ a II RIED.

In Mound CtE Ill., the 18th Inst. At the residence
nhoWS Sso T. %ei.s fo N:: t::s MiXiE H4 SE 5SE
CT TENNESSEE st. Lous. CtacEnnau and New York pa
pc7s plcaEc copy.
the 9Th inst .hy the Rev. T. II. Eddy, WILLIAM ".
1OCE and Miss ADELAIDGE. G1GELoW, all Of this
city
In this city at the residence Of the brite ths 1st
inst. by tkr Kev. j. II: Tute. s " ASHLEY. OF Nc
tieketa Theatre and Miss ANNIE E. WEEKS. ofsh!s
city.
e RuEalo papers please cory.
In this city, on the 1.t, inst by tie Rev. Y. II.
Cooper 5tr. HENRY JOHNS and Miss AUGUSTA
PkUB5T. beth Of this city.
, 1863-03-02

Whe.t-Quiet but held armly sale 10000 bush
red winter Ohio yesterday afternoon at 3t:G0; No
567Gc for round lots. and for parcels tto4
store. Oats-iuiet and nominal at Csc. Barley
Meets with good inquiry at $1.h0I1.h3 for fair
to choice. Rye-In limited demand at 95c0$1 for
rGnd tn choice
, 1863-03-02

SATURDAY ErEN!SG. Ien. IS.
alranced aH,Yc per n. Bulk Meats and English
Middlcs Shade higher, Sales:-a00 brls city
Me*g Fork at $14QQ; 1si bsls Interior country
packed Mves Pork at 3115o; 100 bsa sweet picked
Hams at $13G0; lD tres do 1t 6tc. for delivery on
tic 1t Of april; lao co tbs citycnred Bulk Shoul
ders loose. at 4c TO-, % 1bs aud 800 bxs do packed
at 4ac: 4,so0 pcs countr5cured Bulk Shoulders. in
lotr, zoos, II, 3'.c: aoo pcs do packed at &c: $50
pee country enrcd Rib Sides, lo1.s. at 51tc: 4.500
pcs eountry-cured Hams. loose, 1t SIC; COO pcs
city do loose, at b,1c: 60l pcs do, packed. at &C.
10 bxs Short Bonctas Mddle< ct 7,1c; 80 BIZ. do
at 7t.c; 30 bzs DO ut ;1sc: 100 bxs Short Rib Mid
dlcs at tsc; $50 bxs do at &c; Go pcs do country
cut loose. al SIC: $40 tres prime city stcamren-
dered Leaf Lar,l 1t 10c; 500 tres do ut 10A4c: 1a0
trcs country Kcttlc.rcndcFed Leaf Lard at 10Hc:
50 tres DO ut 10a.c: 20 tres and hrs do At lo4c:
100 trcs Peoria Kettle Lard 1T 1sc $50 t:cs do de-
liycred at Kco.suk at 1nc; 50 tres White Grease At
SAc; 50 tres yellow Grease Mt 1,tc.
TALLON-Prlmc eearce and firm sales 40
brlt 1cpackcd country At l0Sc; no packing house
In market
BITTERLY good demand and firm. sales:-
4, frkine good ut l7s$c.
DRESSED HO1S.-Reccived, 1,40s. Market
, 1863-03-02
d / f d.

IT this city February 18th. EMMA n. wife OF Heury
r. Baker. and daughter Of Ssnucl y. &ad Char!otte
Hunt aCed q ye3ts and Eyt months. Worcester.
Mas. and Providence. X. l. papers please copy.
On Tire 1zt Inst fer cesinE Mness. SYLVESTER
SEXTON. 4ged Il years,
So fades the summer cloud away.
So dies the wind when storms are oer-
Eo EeutIJ shuts the eye Of da5.
Eu breaks thc wave along the shore
Notice Of the funeral Will be given IN Tuesdays pa
rets.
a. NJ Of New Haven Conn. late.y Presidene Ltcentl
Of Chicago Theological Seminary attez few hours
attack with cnnEestive chill.
II McG1egor t1owa>, St Louis {3Io}, and New
Haven Comm parefa please copy.
On the 18th Feb, ErGESE COSAST. son Of Joseph
y. and FRANCES M- Barker. aged two Months and ff-
, 1863-03-02

~ NC direct attention to-day to another
Of those practical letters from Dr.. James Hun
ter, on the symptoms of consumption.
, 1863-03-02

DoNAT1SG.-Tle Turner'S Union hare do
Eatcd 81. $50 to the Home of the Frlendlcss,
being The net proceeds Of their late bal1.
, 1863-03-02

F1HEs.-During the month Of February
there we're but five fires. The total loss was
only $3.50, which was mostly covered by In
sutsncc.
, 1863-03-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
TIE MONEY MARKET.

SATEHpsY EVENING, Feb. q, 1868.
The money market has been working rather
closcr transactions arc approaching cash basis,
.ud the demand for money has therefore increased.
Thc banks as get able TO supply all the leg;ti
mate wants Of customers. and 1t is only spcca.a
tots and weak parties who arr denied.
The exchange market continues close for The
reason. noticed yesterday. Bankers, with single
exception. psy psr1.; and sell at 4. One large
honsc told us today it would be u next week II
the demand Keeps up. Outsiders had to pay to-
day 7tGbk. sturgcs L Sons still supply customers
=.
Gold opened in New York at = and closed at
.1.tc. Here the range was si17l-the upper figure
for round lote.
Old Treasury notcs were bought at the same
rates as gold. New arc rcarcer to-day, and about
old rates con1d be obtained for them, viz: AQ34
bryins and stGok IS the selling figures.
The range for silver VA. s5160.
MlLwACKEE.-Thc Senfin<l Of thts morning
says:
Money was easier and exchange 1rncr. New
York sight was easily disposed Of at par to the
banks: the selling rates were aG5ss per cent
premium.
, 1863-03-02

Philadelphia Seed marKct-Teb. 20.
The demand for cloyersccd has fallen Of. and
prices are barely maintained. Sales at $G5017.00
= 100 ns, and It Ia offered from second hands
at the latter rate. No change in timothy. The
market is bare Of 1azseed, and 1t is wanted ut
$3.50 a bushcl.
, 1863-03-02

Cincinnati Seed 1fnrket-Feb. 81.
Clover remains dull and nominal at $6G5G16.75
Small orders are being filed at these figures bnt
to effect Gales to uny extent, liberal concessions
would have to be made, Timothy il nominal at
$sEE1 Htl1 on arrival,
, 1863-03-02

NAvlGAT1oH 0pESED-The ice has disap-
I'eared from both Lake and river, and several
vessels left yesterday and last evening for
Eastern ports. The present activity among
masters, mates and ships crew, at this season
Of the year il quite unusual.
, 1863-03-02

St. Louis Provision MnrAct-Feb. o7.
Pork-No sales OF mces. A emall lot of 1910
$40 pieces clear sides in bulk was sold at SIC
Lazd-Market steady and Arm for choice 1ots. at
10c Tor Kettle In tes and hrls. Sales comprse 40
tcs and 37a pkgs Oh private terms. G1ease-sales
& nEns At TIlc
, 1863-03-02
CHICAGO CATrLEMARKET
For tho Week Ending Feb. 28, 1868.

III. receipts Of Beef Cattle and Lire Hogs at TUG
yaious yards in the city during the past week, end
:Ig to-day, compare as Follows:
, 1863-03-02

The balance of3he Gifts are too nn1ncr"
Gus to mention.
thereby certify that The prices annexed 70 the ahovs
Articles irurl y establishment nfe ny YtKutnr retail
niece and the Pianos are nrstc instruments.
billy warranted By the nakars md ra{se1f fos ten
years. ". H. datf4O".
At the conclusion. tho Gifts Will be drawn IN tes
presence o. the audience. by = committee 4PPoih19o
By The audience to super1ntend the drawing.
Doors open 1t O'Clock Concert 70 oon'saeSs' -
III o'clock
TICKETS. ........-.........
Arranged by Werhe / Hilton.
S,B.-The charge hom the erst 2nno 2sas n.,.~ c,e,
.ecuse full Orchestra. part Of the a,s,sa oHus
, 1863-03-02

BLIND P1EAC1ER.-Wc learn that Rev ".
Il. siilburn, 1.-The Blind Preacher" is to Ice
lure In Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday cSc-
ming, March Sd. OF coursc crery one will
avail themselves Of the opportunity Of hear
Inr him
, 1863-03-02

I'm f,,tnripr% +t,n p+;rcfna1 za1, dnr;rr
,rcrt. ~~ 49, "N~"e
"fax RIxc so,5 Br,nsdeas bcad coar1c er,dc stec,.
a3etacng 1.sso ns. at ss.s9. e~~
Vandofn sold Kohn 50 head good shipping steers.
Mofs aoa e. ssa good tscrs
a1y5sg5ng :11 'Rs qa:$s at fs il hs,a na,nm ez.ac
Tance sod BuFna1t IS 81 hes grade cattle
averaging 1,17s lbs at $s75.
Leach sold Albee Il head strictly prime bccves.
averaging Less lbs ut $400.
Clark fold Hopkins 4 Is head eas good shipping
heeyee, averaging ], $50 lbs at SS;6ee59.
,vess;n Isssh soa whts bs AsaS good shipping
h9f, M eold u - Holmes 81 head same srade' averaging
M s$s' sea HcsEs &C. @ ssse.d grade cat
Wicker to1d Mills = head prime ehipping steers
nsefaEng l;1S! os. o. fse2, trom nSqaouga ~ ~;
head choice stiu-ted becves, Averaging ,3o Ds, at
*1; *Gtcd,navro .o,d r;,a.n * oood .hnn;no stoe,s
GIooehnske e9la l!lasn rs @ COCO snPplAa stcefs'
~ 4 r. at Ss5s sh;nn,no srer.
Lnltes a eo1c ~ nsaa prime sn1pplns eecefs' a'cF
aeinT Icy pe, M!1a at <Sio .. ,,a ,-o,
avsIasas Ms ssa sst 70 essd g00d shipping 0se'ez
stecss: ase5aE1n6 10y w., a. Ft"'oo . nea"' Lucy
~eIg iEo1l ASS94pioag1 4g epuu'1s ~ .,,z
nin~ hee,cs es1 avcrag;ne ~. h. at "a P1iA' r. sup
soa ssa NJ - ~ tSan 15
cottlc' averaging ,@43 D. !1s NJ S3uG S3uG,.,.
atrater sold Houses q! heaa strictly prime sup
ping oeeres, ,syerayinS ,s3o ns. ot s3.m
Ferris sold MOTHS 9 g. .! neaa eood shipplns
beesee. hsefaSinS 20 ns g g. S36o
sherman sold htrkWood " 1sad primo shipplns
sterrs. averaging !, SOS ps. at $3.50
Gt1dley sold Sherwood 50 head good shipping
becvee, averaging ,225 ns. at s3b5:
Collins s9'A a Cash = :s Sead good shipping Steers
averaging l,l94 p, at $a4b
ea1sbe1is solo Nils = rs heaa stflcIy PRIME snp'
ill.,, snii' 'trorth.'nsr a Hen1 ,ncfnm r,de r.t
t,s sycEa;nn svu Ia ~ et W SaHo
Fryesn]ri Kahn Is head coarse cattle, arcraCtu.
| - n. al 81 TX Q
80 :1.3 - III ~ & r-o N h,,1 oo,..o .,,d,
1seu so'a ots ~ % ~ ~ - sn ~ As"u eo't5e se'
l
, 1863-03-02

The Camp Douglas Casualty.
Board Of Inquiry WAS called on Saturday,
at Camp Douglas, who made thorough ex-
animation into the circumstances attending
the death Of Ahner Rawlings, private In Co.
a, C5th III. Vol. The testimony given by
those on guard, who witnessed the scent, does
not materially change the facts, as stated in
our notice in Saturdays TRIBUNE, Rawlings
Lad been to the city, and when be returned.
instead Of coming iu at the gate, with the pass
which lie had in his possession, and which
would have admitted him to the camp he
climbed over the fence, and attempted to run
the guard. Corporal Bradford T. Scott,
of CO. Z, 9th Vermont, was performing guard
duty at that time and place, and called In q
loud, distinct tone, SHALT" three times; but
instead Of needing the call, Rawlings, whc
WAS under the ipnnence Of liquor, eradcd
him. and ran across the line, and as he wai
passing a1ound the corner Of a building fen
nsccs distant, Scott fred at him, aiming ut hi
iers. The shot took effect unexpectedly tt
scott) in the body Of Rawlings, who fell dead
we understood the decision Of tho Board t.
he that no blame attached to Corporal Scot
that be WIS endeavoripg to perform III
sworn duty, aud that his design was not t.
XII Rawlings, but merely to wound him.
, 1863-03-02


CHICAGO MUSICAL CS1oS.-Thc rehearsal
appointed for Tuesday evening is postponed
on account Of tue concert given by the st.
Mary's choir, to Thursday evening, March 5th.
Members Of the Union will govern themselves
accordingly.
NoI1cE.-0ur messenger, E. II. Lntf, Esq,
will leave for Murfrccsboro this evening. and
letters or packages for soldiers in Battery aud
I'd Board Of Trade regiment must be left at II
State street by Il o'clock, noon, to ensure
prompt shipment. WM. BREWSTER,
Sec War Com.
CHEAT BooKs.-Thc cheapest place in the North
west to buy or send for books Of ali any kind Isl
at the Chicago Gift Book House, 113 Randolph
atreet. Send for a catalogue. Ascnts wanted
Address T. r. Martin, Chicago. III.
~ Grand Masquerade at Bryan Hall on Mon
day evening, March 9th bY the Turn Fercin. fssaas
w- Paper Hauginss, wholesale and retail
I.rccst stock In the city. at CHASE s coz 1o9
Randolph street. h'i-1n
WHITE WrLow.-Whercas, "fsh s1ors Is
being fndustriously circulated BY band OF guc'1l
las, and Published by their leader, that my STOCK
of the abosc is Ill in their hands this Is to Ger
tfy that they hAva had none Of the cuttings anu
aFe to havo mono from my place.
1haVe At this date OYER one million Of tue cut
, 1863-03-02

pEEsESTAT1oS.-Fife Major J. II. Moore,
late Of the 10Th Illinois. has been made the re-
cipicnt Of q valuable silver watch, upon which
WAS engraved" Presented to Major J. Il.
Moore By the musicians and friends Of the
18th regiment Illinois volunteers, February,
1861
, 1863-03-02

TIE A11EouAS1Ass.-Those old and fa-
yo1ite vocalists, tho Allcghanians, will give
two concerts on Friday and Saturday even
ipgs Of this week at Bryan Hall, with the
choicest Of their programmes. The reputa-
ton which this Company has enjoyed for
eleven years past, is Sufficient index to an
nxctAnH{nc house nnon each tYeuiur
, 1863-03-02

WTANTED.-To Rcnt-At any
~ time between nov and tho 1st Of May, cot
unu rnished. sn1tabe for small family Dr. about tic
same number Of rooms conveniently arranged on the
thirty minutes walk OF the Court Hoa-e
Of tLe City Railways. Address HOUSE HUNTER"
r O. Bon S751 feN Ai-33s
, 1863-03-02

The MAGDALES As1LCM.-Since the open
ing Of the Magdalen Asylum, on North Mar
kct street, ono hundred and ffleen inmates
Lave been received; tWenty-six returned to
parents or otherwise provided for; twenty
left theasylum; seven died. There are sixty.
TN inmatfs ut nresent.
, 1863-03-02

Mr.. MrRpoCk's PATRIOTIC READINGS
Owing to Mr.. Murdock's Illness, the Patriotic
Readings which we're advertised to be given
on Saturday evening, in behalf Of the Donglas
Aid Society, were postponed until his health
will Justify him in giving them. The tickets
sold for Saturday evening will be good at the
forthcoming Readings.
, 1863-03-02

RATS or TRx10nr ON LIVE STOCK FROM CHICAGO
Cattle =, IS M9Ss; &:
Mich. Cent. Mich. South. large cars q g g c.a
,ra Gars Or 9lG Ge,r. dest. :roaii c;1s * 85
70 nuTrA1o on susrEss1ox rRspoE.
Mich. Cent Mich. South. large cars 500 60 cts
Michisan & &c Central, s smaii cars. So %
Fort Wayne cars, saal fect.. VI "
TO rIrTsBuRGH.
ss :;: i: !: !;
Rates to Dqpkir5; s5;Pcr car less than to Duhalo'
e asts, %SdD e D9RH5n sSRRsa = j l IT, s'' ''''
BEEF CATTLE.
The following tab1c shows the source Of supply
and The number transported BY the Fasloas faa-
roads; c,tt.e. Cattle.
Ga. eAg n's i 5s CIR sai R$eH 8 ] R...::s,SzS g;
Chi RIR R. ~ N1Eth 1,a g. Ha.i,.. ~ ~
Tho total receipts Of Beef Cattle at all the yards,
for tho week ending to-day, amount to, according to
the daily receipts posted on Change, $40 head
This is ,csG head Ices than last week, and Ill more
than the corresponding week CT last year.
This has been a good week for the dsovers, who
are all feeling jolly, a. the receipts Of cattle were
light. and on an average were not OF as good q
quality Us those Of the week previous, while 1t the
prices have advanced full &c per n. \ good
many h"1loeke se!d this week at DC. which, with
difficulty. would have brought axe last Saturday,
and Oh yesterday We heard Of one bunch which
sold as high as 4s1c-the highest price paid this
reason !or a drove Of any size. although . few
Enall lots have sold high SC. Several dsoyers
who lad extra lots Of choice stall fed beeves &c.
fneed 10 accept the ruling offers. and not being
ahlc to obtain more, shipped their stock East on
their own account. There has been every descrip-
tion Of stock in the yards, from choice stall fed
b.eves down to the r9ushest scallswags we have
IL at he M afEest propoTton @ sc7sfa dioyes stoc
cattle were sold at range Of $a5olsa.G0 to the
FEEDERS. who will rc-ehip them TO the country,
which is yer! much like ''sending Goals to New
Castle"
We give closing prices as follows:
Strictly prime Slipping bceyes. .s375st0 10
Extra Slipping beeyes. 35GI3 IS
Good. .......... ...................-.... 3.105t330
Medium. Observation-Disclosures. :. 2,50Ea00
scallawags and cows. 1.5olasa5
$hn
, 1863-03-02

DorqrErs.-Edgars Sanders, Of tho Lake View
Flower Garden, is getting mp some masntti-
cent bouquets. ThoEc who are dcsirous Of Sc
curing flowers cannot do better than to con
suit Mr.. S,who il 3 scientific florist. His long
experience in Horticulture is an ample guar
anty Of the taste and beauty Of his bouquets.
, 1863-03-02

1pEN1rHp.-Ihe body Of the man found
floating in the river, near the Old street bridge,
On Friday last, has been identified as that Of
Michael Kelly, who WAS drowned, together
with his horse, on the ed Of November last,
an account Of which was published at the
time
, 1863-03-02

ST. MARY's CHOIR CoNCERT.-0ur readers
in the flood Of amusements this week will not
forget the English concert to be given at
Bryan Hall W The Choirof st. May's Church,
Every preparation has been made iu the way
musical success. The public will see to the
financial.
, 1863-03-02

Drsin fo: the army. where Ink Il not convenient.
Iletall price for package. 20 cent1- G1arks irachin
est and best In the Gig. SegAttss Sofe
PT'ce. BOX .,:3 T. i. LANDoS, Agent IS Lake
Aftcet nrnnsite Trcmcnt Unrse. fctS x1sf1sl
, 1863-03-02
THE ALLECHAMiAMS.
V0CALISTs, AND
Swiss Be3E.92i1agel'sa

Lately returned from four yesrs' tour round the
world and having. since telr rttnsn given slxtyswo
successful Concerts In c city Of New York thrfystI
In Boston, thirteen Baltimore, sixteen In Washing.
tou also visited many OF the prnclrat cities Of eh-
Westetu Staes in all Of which ta+r have be-a
at.enttd BY the largest fashionable 4ad deli2het
audiences that greeted musical artists would l1ost
respectfully announce
Two ofthe1r Highly Popular Concerts,
As dbove.
ADMISSIONS Gents Children. IS Cents. Change
OF Programme each evening.
KH- by request. Grand Matinee on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. At ~ o'clock. for the accommodation
otschonis, Families and Children.
Admission to Matinee-Alu!ts, . Ccnts; Children, IL
Cents.
J. II. noCLARD. Manager. y. f. BAssroRD. .P1s.:st
m:aslatv D. waLDEoN. Asrnt.
NIcVICkER'S THEATRE.
1!1 4 CARD-BEW.AREO OF SPEcrLAToRs.
Understanding that secured seats hare bcea bought
By persons for the purpose speculation Izequestthe
public to circumference the evil b. paying no more
shsu the advertised price, 1ssoe1 cubaa will appesrax
the French Spy until further notice. and Its uupre-
ccdented warrants the belief that IT. perform.
Will crowd the theatre every night this week. for
which seats now be secured At ty cents esch 1t
the box odace. [ml a6u9tl J.H- 3fov1CKER.
, 1863-03-02

have on hand a large stock Of CHOICE GR1CE.
RES. which will exchange Tor o1a hall real estate
and half cael. Aiso.a
Large Stock Of Liquors and Cigars
South Water street. fe1 z95i1m
, 1863-03-02

w ANTED-Agents Tor q New
W Letter Paper 70. Soldiers; no ink used mot
impression papcr1 Also, ,Clasks Patent 1nde.:iole
Penci! for marking clothing. Inks +upcrcse!ed
San pies and prices Of each sent receipt OF thirty
ccats 10 F. r. CLARK. Northampton. Mass. Box 2s-
, 1863-03-02

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thc following sales,
amounting to s1l2 600, have been etIcc'ed du-
ring the past ten days in the Office Of Thomas
II Erro~ Eseo,
, 1863-03-02


SITUATIONS FOR DOMESTIC HELP.
No gr sent from the occ unless able to furnish sats
fartnfy referenre FROM former employer. Parties
obtain same by applying as above Of addressing Mrs
A. L. BALKAN. Post 0iace Box 12a5. nol-ys.1 Am
w A n r E Unemployment for
eolored servants with good city References pt tbs
PHlladc'paa 1ntel1gence 9n;cc: No. ~ Dsonth Clark
orders prnctunIly attended to. rost Olco no1. 1553
MRS. D. PIsATTiu attendance dt25 kf3Iy
, 1863-03-02
German Mass Meeting.

Pursuant to u call made By tho Chicago
Workingmcn's Association, 4 Mass Meeting
was held at their Hall on Saturday evening.
C. Hauener was elected President, and Jno G..
Mlllcn, Secretary. The meeting was addressed
by Peter shinp, Esq, in English and Ger
man, and in the German language by Messrs.
Hausncr, DR.. Lndtke L. Strauss. Col. knobel.
The New York herald., 1863-05-06

Crsvcxtsss,n,s. Hsys 1856
DNW~ psss o'ssIrrsv.
i+y be ofe yesierdsy. Aooai e~.sn osiet, o., r.ft
ccrIs shvancei from Chapc.liossvle aowr ts ID "a
pike towards Fredercksb lrg sy ailes IRON tho ciiy
the enemy had intrencaea himssd. aud sLcwcd AZ un
nation 70 dispste or fsythes rsotfes III artillery
orspct 10 a iew moments and a ssvef. at ~as nsiu.
famed for time, General -ykss diy icr feerf
bcins hotiy eurage1. oor sd, snce srtd sr, ~.
bsc. 20 thanesliosvie. rhers Hampton, renns-yen
battery of tcb-fo.L'er isrroti aiu, "a pasuted.
slpportsh ny the seventh he AID I~esi, -eshh fen.
tyivauia regiments skrmshrng va. tcm 81, through
o't the aftsrIoa. b,, resair ~ere nssr srani ystr
dsy ncfD'-r he s'tsa bcf-r sinIfiaAnscrsly er tic
rlght kaf 80 tho c,t below fr~ier =. ~errf
The re',-- Ad,sn' ID s.s~; our frc,t cheering ard
hshiins Ike demopv, bet w,fs rspis.d Afers i1l u,
sonsdcrsh'. tune during whirt thsr ,ro.ps o1nd bs
seen moving bssiil' around nr,her .. IL. ryht ~
isck made ~ the enemy 'bs pabt road Gcsg,
division fcusht hsndsomely, and afrci t.ro. srugr.
drove lhep back. towards niglra demonstration var
made rigli hnk frsr the dreclIoa ~ cordohs.
vile rbs esnp"nsdinF very bspvy ane The roar
mrssstry desf.nins Tse rsevsn CORR fe irto dl-
order and came back tpct tho mair body u uool~
badly broken NO, os The Iwclf. corr, rc,s6 rar,dy
osi snd chetksd The eremy$ cperAt,cn,.
orr rosnoS os sAIrprs, >.nt
"A nirh Sg iron, eE,spaea along NE p,Aul ,,> wtb
Dur right resting lder.ess aud ou er si Chan.
cslcrs~ls During tue ngsi there was some NJ ouad.
.ns and i-~ vol'eys ~ nnststry hn ro'hnf ., 10.
porisnce was accomplished By eitber side
,w srraels sr~p,,
IN. scTnins fhs battle couneDced 10 .sfss.' ~.
enemy pushed ~ agsins, linss s,ssdy snd With
p,rsisience slmosi in-edies hot our b.t'sri,. ,rp
ported BY The fhrd corps, moved them dowt W ,as
aSea'. sn' finally eompeist them N rs,a. rbes
esi'eries, however, sccn op~nes sgsn The Lrte ".
msnsicr st chAncsicrsvi'. osed o. besdqasrtsf. by
Genera iiecksr. ". sbeIled sno ss, os Ore pavos
90 hsvinr the building General Hooker vac kroesed
down by pcst supporting ihs porch whleb shsf he'd
,oVr ont, and for short time The command ssvolvsc
spo Genera cooci essersl s>ose1s brr .. were ros
seToss.
Ine rsiprs a<cs
sf Ires gradually fei back towards ihs river sboo,
mile, where another stand vs mais bland islssp.b
msp,s, Which, reston we hold About s,svsu
o'c'ech today ne frns essssa, srs ~s NJ, ,essnss
ssAs gsi1 hss ibs aftenocs
csFIrns 90 scw ssl ootss..
nrnbsf q guns nd several stands " ss@vs lave
ben cApsurea fro1 We srsny, sotka vnA ssas'y hss
Assas"y rtwss s-v~p y car psn As,s bsp -