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twice in any six months, aud no certificate will
be issued except upon public examination.-
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Teachers are requested to come prepared
with stationery, as all examinations must Be
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, 1863-12-02

Of the money market, only 10 inescaso The dtfe7ly
Owners are, however, holding :hcz Asocxs vcs nrm
at yeaterinys g rates. pn which there haA beem, 10
par,u.c In tho limited transactions OF to-day.
moo nALzs TO-DAY.
". Tabor hoaght nt shesmau'a Tari., q ~ - At
sass: 81 ~. 20 st $f5 1t$ ay. ~ e st9: rs ts
q *iM y ~ ~ q *ss. y Il - II -
~ ss sf q %: % AZ. S6 Al sjc9; 80 A. ii; IL, %:
20 ~. a;s 1T s3.t0; laj av. II? at 81.
MgtHhy 70, bought q 4 sHsF:na3a a. aa1at: T. e tsN
ss, Il sjs. NV - * o. Era!rtn & t., hI:nt
~ nv so nj $50: 20 AZ. - ut $33: 4is Ny - ~
Ii a y " q. A. IL &. a ~ ~ q "a ae SAT -
- Escd ~ ~ : g. 49,
.s Al 81. q =. nonset g q Is fo5. aJnn = M
=. - - Il - - ~: i9 ~ ts5s " nF. - hs y.N =
SaT' z16 3 m, n IIa bses bought ,S a.* o = H
r. hnnrSt q %au: ~ ~ az 2is at Sa. A. H: kf1s
~ II lae AT. ato At SI; 81 nv. I'll At SLID 6av
II rsr{rerps to- Z e., A,x.,, - ~.
az Al ss = i'll ~ III X - tGettnse dsofc afu II
, 1863-12-02

TotAI-..- 80 &s50 LILO 49,.
TO-DAY, owing to en extraordinary scarcity,of cur.
fcncy the ruled quiet and hchVy and
prices tended downwards.
The Provision market WIS particularly dull. md VIC
note . decline In Lard OF ko per y. with salcs OF go
tres prime city and country Leaf at 11c. There WAS
no demand for Mess Pork and the market WIS dull at
t17e0, at which there were sellers hut no buyers.
Thcfs Tas eomc inquiry for English MMdlcs, and we
note eales Of Geo hxs Short lib at SAC. and 100 bIs
Cumbeslands at TAc. A lot Of 1000 pcs Bulk Shoul'
ders vas sold at 51tc loose.
Flour wns neglected and dull Wheat WAS dull at
yesterdays prices, with light eales ut $115 for No
Fed: sl.c2 for Rejected Red; s1lp@1. .lH for No
Spring; s1s1 0 for Ho2 Spring; and sec for Reject
cd Spring, closing quiet at 7 for No2 and Sill for
No16pr1ng.
Corn was 1c higher, WITH sales Of No tat se99c aud
No2 At GReGc-
oats ruled kq1c lower, with sales ofsSo Mt eex9
&c, closing nj the inside figures RycEas lower,
xith sales Of No ut s1.s@l. .s,zc- Barley was in
better demand and 1e higher No In store selling ut
$1eG120-
There was m active demand for Mghwines, and the
market advanced A gallon. with sales Of 600 hrls
1T s1@s2c, c1oAng trm at the outside figure. 4.
The propeller City Of New York took 500 brls -four
to osEcusbuzgh ut s1oo, vnd SO brls to Boston at
$50.
Is 0 and the entered salcs to 81. The range OF
prices has been $1095eo an6 the bulk OF sales has
been made At. S!Sn9s0o. The receipts haye been
smaller than ugua and the market Is arm nt yestes
dnJ quotations. although there has been less activ-
ty. and many boycrs have held of altogether This
has however, chiefly arisen from increased difficulty
In obtaining bank Accommodation and tbs shoatness
OF funds In Reef Cattle the receipts during the day
amount 70 about $50 head and ihe entered eales toH9
al ps.eea ranging from sE9s5o, There hss becr q
fair and deady demand and tho quotations OF ycstc..
dsF hsye been fully sustained.
, 1863-12-02

twas, as VIC understood 1t. finally and after a
Ereas number Of resolutions and counter resolc-
t!ons mad been enEgested, moved by MI. Tai that
IS per cent. bo added to the teachers salaries and
mlttce. &A~'1%"> ~oA1
NJ. Wah1 wanted to explain his vote. He would
gladly give the teachcrs forty per cent, but the
son WY the Board was 60 plagued and pressssd
into vote.-and go be eaddlcd With the odium. md
responsibility Of rctneing to raisc the salaries-
and he didn't uccn to fau into the trap. M1.
Wahl ezid the teachers were reasonable. and II
the Board were 10 explain to them why they did
not entertain their proposition, he was sure they
would be satisfied.
a complaint was made respecting the authority
which teache1s Of the High School were said to
have assumed IN compelling the pupils to take od
their shoes and wear slipPcrs-ihereb injuring
the health Of the pupils. Referred to the Snperin'
At the close Of the meeting M. sheehan said the
Comptroller Of the city declined to advance funds
Illegal IL legality was being tried, and The Re-.
suit would he reported to the board.
, 1863-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY m4ARKET,

TUESDAY ETKSISG, Dec, 1861.
The feature In the money market. Is tho gradual
Tightening Of New York exchange. The rates nrc
now Uniform or nearly 70, at par buying and Pre-
mum selling. We're not the demand for currency
still heavy the sollins price would bo r.
The market for gold ID unsettled and feyerish, orl-
erutors being al their Wits ends 10 determine whether
It Is uks1yto 60 up or down. The rites In Wall
street were na follows aa reported by private dis
patches; at go u. l4sH: e.s, 1ssX; 1880 p. u.,
1s8z. closing ut tho second board at INK. Tho buy
Ing range here was 1ase14cf-the lower the more
silyer-Liltlc Offering. Buyers pay 1ssa1ss. Legal
Tender notes unchanged, viz: x9x buying, scl-
ling X,
Moneyis still exceedingly cIcse. and rates Of dis
count ' err 1rn at 10a15 per cent.
At MILwAUKEE.-The Sentinel Of yesterday eAys
We havo still to report very stringent money market
here, 50 much TO materially restrict huatness.
Nobody expects this scarcity OF money to be anything
more than Of brief duration.
BAKE I1Hxs.-The Bank Of the Metropolis, of Dos-
ton, has gene into liquidation. and -DanE ofMerop
oils, or s. A. Ways Bank, as per public notice, sue
ceeds-
Tho City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio By order Of the
Court, Is winding up Its aAaIrs- Tho outstanding
notes Of tho Bank must be presented for redemption
previous to the list Of Jane. 1851, to tho Franklin
Hsnk. OF Columbus Ohio WA. Flatt has been ar-
pointed Receiver.
--1hero arc nearly svouo different accounts in the
1oxusend Savings Bank at New Haven with children,
an In sums OF $500 or Iess.
.-Aeasrs. J.. E. Turcotte. Hector Langevin sud q.
DeBouebe1yie were chosen Directors for tho Credit
Foncicr Bank, St. Hyaclnthe, CanAds.
A branch Of tho Commercial Bank OF 1ndIa which
has branches At LONDON, Calcutta. Foocaow, Hong
Kong, Rankov, and Shanglac; has been established
In San Francisco under the supervision Of Richard
Newly, Esq. The leading objects OF this asency for
the present. are tie sale OF exchange aud the pur-
chase Of bullion for Oriental markets; with ulc-
rtor yiew to the cscr Eacllltation Of commercial
AEHf1r
, 1863-12-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MAnKET.

TUHBDAY EVENING. UeE. I. a~'oV.
HoGs-rhc receipts at the various ya1ds aafias me
day anount to about Hogs. and The entered sales
to 1s11 The range OF prices has oeen slo ana
ouetsr dsy has not been passed In The hog yards Of
~ stv rnr sorne weeks past, than that which has
closed his evening. Tho receipts have been consd
nazs aas
tha csct, not fevof our largest buyers have been
ont Of tho market, one Of the principal ressons for
vhjeb. pc ind 70 be the shoxtness Of funds ind in.
creased diaeulty In obtaining the required bank
coEmodation. This has mors or less been felt for
somc tnac past, and the extraordinary and u1pscee
denied requircmsnts Of this znazfct araag from Tho
euorous receipt Of stock ses1ss n the pseent stat
, 1863-12-02

DIED.

In thia city, on Tuesdny, Dec. iat, Of a2op!exy.
ELIZABETH. wife OF Dr. L. S. MAJOR. asrd g years
Funcrnl services rom the residence on Wabash avc-
nuc. near Liberty street. ThuIsda5 at:P II.
In this cIty, On Tuesday, Dec. 1st. Of aop!S1y Nj.
STEPHEN CRESSWELL. aged s. yrasN.
Funeral to-day "wednesday from corner Of Fine
street and Chicago ayenue.
In th!sclsy. At the Ad1n,a Hogss, or Mon'9y Nm Ns,~
PIstor Of tie Fourth United Presbyterian Ehnrcn'
Fniiadriphia, F1,. sEeu - years.
/ ~ Phl!adelpLla papers please cory.
IN warsaw Illinois, on tho eDth 1t November, tsA.
Of Consumption. Mrs, T. =. DI9bY. The beloved wiz
OF Tnep Di1by, OF this city.
SIC the foye anil admiration of ell .na
knew her. aud now VIC srEss il seapsnx hcr rswsxl N
Ueaycn,
, 1863-12-02
Night Blooming CereuB.
Night blooming Cereus.
Night UloomfnS Cofeus.
Night Blooming CereU8.
Night Blooming CereuS,
Night Blooming Ccreus,


A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from which It takes its nnMc.
Manufactured only by PHALoN & SoH,
EEwAHK or couETERrE1rs
ASK FOR PHALoH's-TAKE ITO OTHER.
nosa-rac-1m Sold by Druggists generally.
A BAD BnEA7H-The greatest curse the human
fAmiy IL heir to-. Hoy many lovers 1t has separat
ed-how many friends forever parted. Tho sub
ject Is 60 delicate, your nearest friend will not
mention Il, and You arc ignorant Of the fact. To
effect radical cure, use the Balm OF q Thousand
Flowess'' as a lansnHce, night and morning. II
also beautifes the complexion, removing all tan,
pimplcs, and freck1es. .feavfng tho skin soft md
white. Price 5c. For sale by Smith 4 Dwyer,
Like street.-auge9 m wat eow-3m
Diseases Of the Eervons, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systcns-new and reliable trcatm en-
in reports ofthe Howard Association By NAH
In eeaed letter envelopes, free Of CHARGE Address
DE. ]. Skillin Houghton, Howard Associatiou, No.
= South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
noa9r69S7-3m
Go TO TIE BEsr.--Go to Bryant s. Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thorough
practical business education. For circulars ad-
dress (enclesing stamps} Bryant b S1RArTos,
Eh}cnrn 1llinnta
, 1863-12-02
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ED
UCATI0E.
Animated Discussions on Dictionaries
and Teachers SaIArica-CoInptfoll
eI7e Opinion or Appropriation for
: Night schools.

At q meeting OF the Doard OF fEducationheldSe yes
terday afternoon at th1ee-o'cock, In, the rooms o
the same the Secretary rcad the minutes Of tht
last three meetings, which were approved.
The report OF the Committee on buildings AMI
grounds, was then made by Mr.. Tah1 who sait
that the new Haven building WIS progressing well
: and that every thing else was in good order.
The Apparatus and Furniture Committee report
ed that siIty-four eeats for new rooms, as addi
lions to Bridgeport School. hare been esttmatet
for.
The Committee On the Appointment Of Teach
ars. proposed that hereaa teachers Of the 9th ani
10th wnnds, received at aforctimr 10 dollars-ani
thosc approved by the Superintendent as havln:
excebed- rcceived 20 doIlars-the amount ehouldb bt
1n1cased totwcnty-0ve do11ass for each excellln:
person, per annum. One Of the reasons assigned
was bccauso they Ind now to take care of somt
three or four Ioorus extra,
1t was mored that purchases he made OF slats
pcnctls and tnkstands for e. s, Q and 10 grades
and presented to the pupils gratis, under regula'
tions to be nadc BY the superintendent.
The matter Was talked over. and it Was finally
lntcd to the pencils be adopted, and that which re
lated TO the inlatands be Laid on the table and that
~ aesks n ne future should be provided by the
Board with inkstands attached. In answer to a
question the Superintendent s.Id that tie cost Of
fhs & tnkstands s would be between S and SO.
Il Mas moved thst tho Superintendent be- cul-
. cory Of Webster and copy oi Worcester. TO Be Be
psGaenied gsatuitous'y TO the lady teachers.
The resolution 10 cIoss ont s.Worstcr" was pnt
to the meeting aye or no and the 1yes had it.
hs henaS @miIEns has.e Of .ha Books was snd
nam.. the chairman did NOT plonounce, moving
thu he whole matteE be laid On tic tabls
Petitions from nearly erery lady teacher In the
cnf fnr an }rcr,o Of salary. A number of private
netiions finn ,ent men teachers were also pre-
sen,cd. '@ e''>'
hcnceiorth, 4 ,vha,c II hDdr M n, citizens being H.
and adjacent to, the is:h Ward, re ssentans last
, 1863-12-02
New York Stock md Money Market.
ERw ToRK, Doc. /. .1p5S,
COMMERCE. l..

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. l, 1868.
During tho past week elcading markets have ruled
heavy aud lower, and VIC note decline IN -four of1a9
15c = bril- 1c = bushcl on wheat. 4@5c 2 busl,el on
corn; 1Kc bustcl on Oats. 4@ANc = bushel on rye,
and 152e barley IIghwnes close Sc higher On the
week, Mess Pork has declined &c y brl, and Lard nc
qn-
The following table shows the receipts and ship.
ments during the last twenty-four hours:
, 1863-12-02


co11os-FIrm and moro doing, q: SIC for mldlliag
Cplanls.
FLouR-Le*s actlre and prices generally without
material Change Sales At $dEaGS0 for extra State.
tIade brands, market closing quiet.
WHIsKI-Attfve and nrmef. Sales at 7IEa1Bc.
Gn4EGWestern Wheat opened shade nsmer and
closed dull holders rather more disposed to rontlze
Sales At get = ior Chicago spr!n: nna Nilwankee
Red Wi:eorsin; 5s5l.so foF Amber Michigan. Corn
Opened hEm md closed dull and drooptnE. Snes ae
@1A91 2etsstn store. closing now ut $l1ssl.s O1t.
opened trmer and c1osed DUH aud dropping Sales 1t
Sic for WeHtern md State.
NooL-FIrm wish only business. ....
PKTKoIEUX-ftfmer. Refined IN boud 11G3 uc, the
inter extreme price,
asist M shade n, s
new prime: Si9ooel;.5o for new prime mess: total
stock old and Hew Dec. LIT. I'll br1s: same date
last month z ~ ssne ~ date lsst g geaF ra9 Beef
8oGo@1lG @ for repaszsd mes.; so916o % ir e5sra
paekings same date last month, es6; ditto last year
s. 99 terces. Beef In good request It y for lnla-
Cut meats qntef aud shade frmer. New quoted at
.@7Ac Tor shoqldcrsi 1oS11c for h,ma- Bacon s,es
Lard 4uict u 111alaxe. the latter aa e3sseme for
19c. Butter nTm tt 10EEic.
, 1863-12-02

ffee from any trace Of Che disease Whatsoever. I
most cheerful, recommend oil the alietsa e him
P. s.-The Doctor has also performed some Of
the most remarkable cures Of Cancers on record,
without instruments, pain Or the loss Of drop Of
blood, and may well be called the King Of Chronic
decs-r1081w
Ladies' Loyal League.
Ep1rons TRIBUNE The question IL freou2utly
asked, s'Of whit benefit ie the Women's Un.on
Leagucf' As one Of the advantages derived from
thai Organization, take pleasure in ncl1owledg-
IeSyal Is League d tho women Of Chicago for the
benefit Of the ~ Free School Association for Adult
Freedmen" Also from other sources as follows:
Ffee9, F}':sso ssoo: 4. COOK c., s5oo: % q. & Coz
rad, $500; chaa. covcll, $500: !; G; vore; $500.
Chicago, Dec. /, 1853 ''' 1A''
Notice to Wood and Coal Consumers,
Exo11su's Heat coSrno11uo VALVE Oh DAM
daced to tie public last winter, and proved great
success, will saye the consumer OF fae from Is to
Is Per cent The Office for the sale ofrights, eitaer
eale Of tie article by wholesale retail. Agents
wanted. A. EDWARDS,
dec1r1S-Hs Agent for proprietor.
Popular Hotels
All use and recommend Burnett's Flavorins E1-
tracts Us the best.
SHERMAN HOUSE.
- CIlcAao. Sept. IS, 1863.
Mesars. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Mass:
cur uouec for the past year, and compared them
with other kinds, re do most chccrf1liy bear tea-
timony OF their superior merit.
Youra truly, GA0E, WAITE & Co.
These extracts are sold By Groccrs, Druggists
and Fancy Goods dealers generally.
nov 80 K 62i st N. ". IF. " >
Dye! Dye!!~Dyel!l
Dye your cast-oG apparel. and thus ccouomize
The Domestic Dyes comprise variety Of forty
shades, and can be uBe6 by any one without
trouble. For ribbons, silks, dress trimmings,
scarfs, and indeed oil kinds Of cotton, BLK, or
woolen garments. they are unequhl1ed. Price, Is
and IS cents. Call and Sec samples at the drug
gigts. noSpr620- -3t-Nw&F
, 1863-12-02

fht tE3naNctious arc comparatively N.ht. Long Cut
kans hAsG hccn sold at H1c bo&ed-a decline of &c
Long AIdl;es. " A eS' "
EEKZE MKAfs-Haua arc Quiet ut TYR f4n.,, the
bock. and shon1desa at ihc- * sIcs wrrc sold
today al 20. ~
LAEp-The market during the week has ruled henvv
and VIC note decline In Ps1ees Of 4r y n-ah,n,
A,J0 tres having changed hands during ihe wrsS a.
The following arc tic closing quotsions ofthlsu,ar-
, 1863-12-02

Oswe4o Mnrket-Dcc. I. .....
Flour steady. Wheat dull Milwaukee C1nb ala
Winter, Bed md Indlann t40 Other gratua quiet.
A boat c1eared this morning for New York with 3or-
ley nt 15cs
, 1863-12-02

Hi0nIr IApo1rAxT MEDICAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The Rev a. c. uumes, Of Indianapolis, Ind,
.eays II am most happy in tcstifying among the
CONSUMPTION performed upon myself In lcas than
6WeelB, BY him: II is now two yeats einee the
cure wss eaeetcd. and atiEl my system continues
, 1863-12-02

Co1Ios-SMall sales Of tniidltng ntr AZ A}c. Re-
celpts for forty-eJEht hours. rs balcE. 1900 bales
were sold on Saturday for cannelton operators st
sQHc.
Flour wheat md oats nsm at fa1f prices. Corn ad
vhnced slightly. Weather mild, wind south.
, 1863-12-02

Philadelphia 1Inrket-Dec. I.
FLoUH-pun; sales II, ,000 brls at $7ss1k97.75.
GRAIz-Whcat nl1n sales 900 bu red at 1s9t.5;.
Corn arm: salea $500 ba old yellow at u e0sl-e: new
yellow At 3lN19tL0.
PAov1a1oss-Pork asm sa1es 500 bris at 21so9
, 1863-12-02
Philadelphia Mnrks

Baltimore Market-Dec. /.
Flour steady; Ohio extra at S77s Wheat dull: Red
declined 1@2c. Corn nrEn and scarce; White St03to.
Whisky steady and buoynns at f38i8c.
, 1863-12-02
CHICAGO LCMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Nor. eSsa, 1867

TUESDAY KSENt1a, Dec. 1, 1856
The following tables show the receipts durin. ta-
week. and stncc the first Of ofJanuay,wlth comparative
statistics.
Receipts Of Lumber. Shingles. Lat. the week
ending Nov. 18th ,19k compared with tho tTV previous
, 1863-12-02

Grover HBakcr.s Machines,

Is is seldom indeed that an invention Of any de-
eciiption. IN any age Of tho world, has stood the
test Of timc and competition against host Of for
midable rivals with such m unqualified triumph as
has hccn realized By the cclcbtatcd Grover 4 Ba-
kcr Sewing Machine. The casd published to-day
IN our paper is record Of victories that may well
arc using them, happy in the consciousness that
in selecting this instInment in preference to Al
best judges In the land Almost any. ma
chine woald receive an award Of como kind. by
teing generally exhibited wherever competition Is
invited: but thls machine ias carried oSshe palm,
not only ny the receipt Of one but nere GENERALLY
Unien. in single season, The Grover = Baker
beet family sewing machines; the manutactnr-
tn the State Fairs Of New York. Vermont. Iowa,
Michigan. Indiana, Illinois. Kentucky, pcnnsylra-
mia and Ohio; also ut the Fnirs held In Critenden
county, Vermont. Champlain Valley, Vermont;
l1a1nden county, Msssaehnsetts, and in Eranllin.
York. In other words. the Grover: d Baker Ma
chine has taken the frst premium wherever II has
been exhibited, with ont q single exception
Ph&'adeiphao f1t@s.
, 1863-12-02

LUNBEE-The receipts tor the present season ars
rapidly diminishing. an1 for want OF dock 1oom there
has been more than usual difficulty 10 selling caroes
The market hns consequently been dull and inactive
md We note decline during The week catgocs Of
3l.c0GI0 per thousand. At this reduction there a.
however. tair demnnd. wherever room can be fouai
for lumber. The following Is list OF gales OF cargo
Cargo schr Forester from Grand River, 81 0003 feet
FaGed At W y: cargo Of schs Grapeshot from IL.
Lay Co.'S Mill. Traverse at $3.50 cargo schF AIDA
from Kasamazoo, Iohnsons Nun. $500 fer misci o.
ter Mobiles Mills, Traverse, at *le-s0 sntNoLRa-
Market q9et, thr demand for hescasen hagns aln,o1
ceased. SNIe: part scfr Horace Gfcet7, t.
sawsd ~ at SIG; 1852 enlis 4 al.s. Ca:g. acar
mixed ffom No logs at 30. fargo urhr Brlais,
from Hart 4 Mn1wslss, Pentwater. at 31S.W
BALES TODAY Cargo schr Mount Vcrnon, ftp.n
Grand River. ~ 900 feet nsixcl. 90 arrive It $lau,
cargo schr Challenge, from Grand River, w. 0co ck
mostly strips 70 arrive. at cnr.o .hr lrrn
rom IrucsAcll. Mill, Auskcgon, 1900 feet lniIcl It
S1350 cargo achr Minnesota, from Kcwaucc, it00yl
feel mi2et nt $l6s0 Cazgo sehr Nhnea, nom krxa.
nee, 10000 feet mixed at 3t8 50.
IN The yards there Ii no chauge h former quotation,
at which there tsa moderate demand.