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- - USW1HVf Vul1 12tuI 1b1H.
FIouR-tIusestled. =. -.
htIa at <1Sh: sA5ss. e. m hEpf, 4nt No held 1t
f1;8: 'ales email. lots fl.s:H. Other grains scarce
FExIouTs-Conal Fr+lghts unchanged; Flon1 81;
Hheh. IS; Corn liH: 70 New York,
, 1864-07-17
THE CITY.

PEu.oxAt-non. Era.tue Lyman, President Of
the Kpiekcrboekc1 Life Insurance Company Of
New York, Is pmsnE the arrivals at the Sherman
House.
, 1864-07-17

bAlk1AlQTE H1AFAE[s
BAL11AoRE. SATURDAY, Ju1y Is, 1861.
FIorR-very heavy. Sales uowarl street super.
nie Ut I'll 90, txtta as $ll.5o.
TRnyIsloSs-urooptng-
HleKY-Dull 1t x1-sH41iS-
GkA1s-Ncne in ihe market.
, 1864-07-17

DnowxBD.-A German boy about twelve years
Of asc fell into the north branch Of the river noas
Chicago svcnue bridge, On Saturday afternoon,
about O'Clock, and was drowned: The body. wns
ahortlF recoyefru, but not until Life WIS ex;luct
Ops rtpo1ter wne unable 10 learn tho name Of the
Inv. y
, 1864-07-17
35rcursinns.
NORTH STAR MISSION
WILL HAVE THEIR
Fourth Annual Pic-Nic

Tuesday, July 10th, 1864,
Adulta Ticket 50 cents. Children, Is cects.
Ckrv tezse Milwaukee Rsilfbao Deppt u 9 4. n.
neirtlnmeEta for .aie II the Gsovt. jSl3 aass d
, 1864-07-17

CoHHEuT1oA.-Ttc paragraph IL th. TRIBUNE OF
of Saturday beaded a 'Dishouest Boreower,'we
arc satisfied il unjust to LII. Dwyer. The com
p}s!rant in the care II laboslng under IN aberfa-
wrong existed. Mr. Dwyer purchased the proper
ty and has blu Of sale for It In his possession.
, 1864-07-17
The richly scnlptpIed stcut,
Th6 KofEt ous MONUMENTAL bust,
FtT Ahetc n,uss peT&$h IL 1hsir turn
4 fe.A


few nstures Eo rote: 90 persletest{ earthly a. to
be unsusceptble Of elevation towards things shove
These ie peculiar charm shout 1raeelana thete
6e soa m If Az Thsn
nsisl-as 70 eante 1he evolution or Devotional med
ntua,ly regarded rs repn,rise- 1t Is well shaded
BY trees oSe1 thc who's extent. and tts neandet-
isg Eslks teen te Invite thc visitor 70 lo.s him
.qusrely as in &c case with many Gem;
NOT tefs t. coscn s 'eofs o ,ss S
absence Of uniformity to avo'd fatigue on tho part
Of the visitor though be thould rAn,b!e for houra
tie @ Cemetery l. especssiiy noteWotsST. @ pro.
r1dcs that "no brick wall Of wooden fence shall Be
tEected ~ m 1ncloture o. lots, and If IN iron rail-
cesd % Inches Ia he,ght: It stone b used, It must
rot exceed one foot In thtckpets and ti9hteeu
inches IN height above thc enrtaee; aad Il hea;s
ipRs and indeed. al fncluh1rcs OF lots, arc now
being dscasded By lot owners IN the bcst cenaese-
It's simple posts Ct marble being saep,e
the lot engraved thereon"
This II ! wise provision, morally As well ~ for
.,t p.ee 1os hs q sa
ness which son1estmes obtains 10 our lltse soeaal
world, indicatta IN the Stand sstde, am hol1ss
aheu1u then, the pfactioe ofatt eupunx to indicate
Their pe1petnatton Ia the tomb, Arrived At The
1871 resting ptfe oI lnNato1t5 Wt Soou fe1uCs 10
kindrtd cafth there IL then no dieseuce between
the croekefy. .stonewafe and porcelain ftnetes Of
wouldbe axiffoczats here. Only one difference
obtAtns-thst between the coed and the had Bo,h
arc alike eewn in the great deld Of mortality;
how different the t1uiti Some ehall arise to end
le.t rlorr. Others to dishonor and Punishment
ins place. only three and = haH Je.rs having
1 elnpTed s1nce the granting OF Tho charter; orc
csnpot therefore expect that It Will compare In
| point Of monumental hneh with the oldet eyrne-
feries Of the East. But we hare here many speci-
I mems Of surprising be1utJ Of design aud c1ecu-
! tinn. Esaf1y fourteen hundred tnterments havc
been u,ade tn the course OF that three and hail
3en4B, and TtTy many Of the bodies haye their
fet1inE plAee marked IN = noteworthy uanne<. Be,
e}des The general neatneas ol appeafance due to the
| Absence Or fences snd fatl!res, and the uee o1
white etone to incloee many lots not yet occupied
| bY the dead. there arc many monuments which
! N e,tt something more than pafetpg description
Ffrtt nInunS them 10 beaut'toi 1tatue o. An
slity In itslAn marble. and said to have eeet
ecu'ped In Ira1T; the figure fs te size perfect u
! torn, srd stends with one band pointing 10 thu
grave the other to the sket, while her pinlons m
| extended "A If about to take dfght to the realm!
ABOVE: to
AClap the glad wing and soar Aw4y,
! And mfnRle with the babze Of day.
| The figure IL fsultess; ono can almost sec ths
figure mounting heAveo*nrd, Probably hnc
piece Of rcu!ptuTe does not exaat " the StatcA:
IL reared tn honor Of Sylvester Sexton. Near thl
entrance IL 6ne pyIAm!dd monument to th
! memory Of Dea Richara Ely, and on the sam,
| lot ts one erected By JaMea a. Parsona to tt
, 1864-07-17

EARLY c1os1xG.-We are glad to perceive that
the merchants and storekeepers Of cur city art
beginning to awaken to 4 consciousness Of the
fsct thht the 5ounE men employed In their plApea
OF bu.iness need littlo time for rest and reezea.
ton. On and alter to-day, the establishments OF
The princ pal clothing houses Will be closed 1t Z
O'Clock each evening except Saturday. We hope
the citizens Of Chicago will aid in cauylug out
this desirable Improvement oF making their pur-
chases during the dsy, not only with these gen
femtn but In the p11Chaee OF III other desc11plons
.. goods. II etorckecpcrs ind that the public le
d spost to faror the csrly closing movement,
they wi]l not be Glow TO avail themselves Of the
me following announcement has recently been
signed by the dIms whose names are appended.
The ist embraces all the priuclnal clothing estab'
ltehmEnta except that Of A. A. Putnam, who is ab'
.cnt from the city, and will doubtless sign 1t OF
1--WE, Tic uueers,gned clothing MERCHANTS o
Chicago. do hcrehy acree II closc oar respective
places Of business IN and asse1 Juty 18Th 1854, al
Tp'cloek p na.. safu1days excepted:
G. r. BeltfnE & Co., James Marks,
DeGtaf { Poole, Webster, Masrh d Co.,
6prpIle l. Chapaton, ]. B. Dudley
4. D. Titsworfh l. Co., 4. Il. Kohn,
John NcCusdS 4 Co., J. q A. schnaix,
keott. King 4 Co., RI. Walthe,
Niillsm Citneman, Edward Ely,
Ntliism Turner, II. B1rwell.
Wn1isn1 Locke, Gen. McKeapd i Co.,
J. II. Harvey. 3. F. Comstock,
Iotp Mccormick, John Frost,
A. ". Wooley 3 Co., Eperaardt ke1tt.
, 1864-07-17
LOCAL, MATTERS,

B ANY person knowing the whereabouts Of
Melissa N. Campbell, wife ot r, G. Campbell. fos-
by referring her 10 his advertisement In another
column. j1l3-niG9]t
, 1864-07-17

Nor DkAD.-soms stupid fellow led "a into a
very serious h'under BY informing ~ that Lieut..
Charley Tarses, OF The 184th Illinois Regiment,
was shot while on picket duty near Paducah. We
arc glad to Be able to sag that Ar. Vgcs Is alive
aud uu1n1ufcd.
, 1864-07-17

ctGARs.-The lover Of = pure Havana cigar. or
genuine 'hne-cut" will be grattded to learn that
corbin & Co.. 70 well known to the public AZ
hsst-elare caterers in this lIne, has again com.
enced busintet In this city ut 81 Randolph street
Htends and scqustntances, and administer to them
The best Of Tho weed 10 whstever shapa Is most
desirable. The stock II the best Imported, and Is
well ABSORBED
, 1864-07-17

MAnn1xp.-At Memphis. Tenn, on the 18th nlt.,
by Rey. c. n. Collier, Lieutenant L. ". Lincoln,
9Th Illinois cavalry. formerly Of Chicago, TO Miss
Anna worsham, Of Memphis. This Is the same
officer who WAS reported killed By guerilla last
eumraer but 1t turned ont that IN the dght he
iIIIed lhn rfh. lrttead Of the Eeh, kiEtng hIaa.
, 1864-07-17

Is ERnon.-Our reporter vas In error yestarday
in announcing the expected arrival OF the ilta
ncnt. It was Misrepresentation Of the lntormA-
tiou upon which the paragraph was based. Tho
troops referred TO. They passed through the city
Saturday nornlng.
, 1864-07-17

South Side Onion Lca.ue.-Thls Coun-
ell Will hold a meeting on Monday t1sth 1nsto
evening, at Warner Hal1. Officers will be c!oc:ed,
and other Important business viii be done. Every
member is requested to, be there,
, 1864-07-17
NWat1ten-&HytItH.

" ANTED-Locai and Travelling
~ Agents to self Al kr,tcle II pro1t of 1oa per
y Two Heesa ai pront ot tls1 Cali At III South
Clark street, Kooiu II, OF send Is cents 70 ptaHer
eSt. Chicago, III. 2. bs-Capltal required IRON SIS
, 1864-01-01
EI--1s.7,sSSs-s...xS3..2 S3..2eSe-.<sH3X.-
Lad4cs' Loyn1 League.


By this organization | would eay, We aze doing
much. and expect to do s:il more to alleviate the
condition OF The freedmen.
ganized at Peoria, BataTIa, Aurora, and the prln-
cIpal towns on Fox River; also in some towns In
ne kalh s31nty + sd ihS peopls arc fully awake to
iionai basis, whereby they may promote much
good and thus prepare teachers for tho great field
az lately opened among the women and sbi1d1sa a
ies a. ths a. position, snd n.n5 III = s; r.;
viii BE- their duties: and ttess Les3ues
III e. s ss72a s,s as{ . fSa s. as% Il
perso1s ihoronshy examined none but IL
Ssn 5 psp W BE- hs7 b,2 2s a' 3
teachers 1ud missionaries.
The Leagues can iromthelr funds (which all 70
eietIes must bare Il they would bs aucesssfaD pay
these teaches eertatn salzry while their trans.
government. Iwould fa1ther say that Mrs. Grlc
ng VIZ h.s lsoo5sd e t.i:hay I'D Efficiently , in
toprescnt TO Congress the petitions which sho has
laborcd SO faithfully to have signed By a1 Enanc.
patonists and when she ssturns shs hope, s,Io to
body, granting rs power to proceed. and thus e1.
tend our great work nntil al1 the necessity Of
Il and come to our aid We would extend an ndrc H.
Of us and our work, to meet. wlth as a the rooms
Of the 7. II. G. A., on the first ThuradaT In Jann-
fhe drat installment Of petitions for general
Notiopsl LOYAL League, will be made on January
14th. 1868, Secretaries Of the Leagues will please
call in the petitions that are ned, and send .hsm
vigorous circulation Of the petition for tho ncxt
in7tallment, which will bo In about two months.
The number Of 7ames obtained to tho patltion
In this city reaches 1900. West Of this. IN shis
and In other Stofc3. we have 8lSfb 4,HU n&mcei
making In all prayer Of 5000 loyal men and
ypnDnF
, 1864-01-01
ASYLUM for Iucbrio1c1.
Trru,4rrrtrAfnH1

Chicago may well be proud Of her many noble
benevolent Institutions. The Sanitary Commits
sion; Relief Societies: Aid Societies; Orphan
Aey1ums; Homes for the Frlenlless; Reform
might name do honor to the city and tho age,
Many believe that at 1eaat one more Institution
Is needed In Chicago. and that ons-thfrd at least
may DO saved by propefly conducted Asylum for
inebriates. Tho N. 2; State Asylum at Bling
hampton will be opened with public ceremonies
about the middle OF January next. In Boston, tho
"Washingtonian Homo haa baen in operation
over eix years. and moro than Alrstss Aundred
have been inmates thereof some Of whom are row
in eucccsstul business.
The annual election for officers takes plsee on
the second ThnrsGay in January ne1t. OF which
due notIcc will be given.
, ANY dcslred information may bo obtained by ad'
dressing the Superintendent, ME. s. N. Tower:
box 800 Chicago.
, 1864-01-01

Total. 1,ses s,o5s s,05s a,5,5 a,i:5
Chicago 1s not an unhealthy city, notWithstaud-
Ing I'LL that has been sald 10 the contrary. We
nlve zives, which. in its present condition. is
1xo.az1t. hut in fall Is . positive nuisance, get
the hca1th Of the people does not seem to have
been deteriorated thereby.
It is only within the past year TIM: proper
record Of mortality has been kept In Chicago. We
now have classified record which viii be very
valuable to the eanIsivc stalistician; to make It
complete It is only necessary that unertakcrs who
furnish cons without the hcarse should be obliged
to report the name, age and csnee Of death, as In
Other caees. TO this should be added u :" Birth
Hegistau," making 1t IN oaense In law for birth
itE occurrence. We should then be able 10 arrive
1uorr uesrly at the accurate popu1atiye and kaul-
1asy s!at.et1cs Of Chicago.
MARRIAGES.
The number Of marriages n the city cannot be
nsceftai;sed. The number eolemntzed tn the couE-
II during the year waa about e60 ~ stated In the
TEinuxE Of yesterday. Taking the ratio Of pop1-
ai,on e9!as he ty woad BE- CREDITED wta
each one thousaNd pessoas.
BUILDINGS.
Tie b,1ild.re trade has been rnnEicd BY great &C.
tiv5ty during the year. Rcaldencca, stores and
Eeef EIon not eas Iap. a. Hiaddas famous n psisee but
<uicklv and 80 mum eroutly that the thing seems
more ike dream than sober reality. The foa-
lpW1uE 10 &Q approximate Go@AsAA@ ~ AA1 oAA1A~
incs erected during the rcar:
EnlaIge1uenfe and Fcctorics to do........
Colleges and schools. ls......-..-........" y
Freight houses, packing, &c.....,,-..--. .
1a5Ee hlockH' '-.'..'.....-............'.' !
Dwellings to cost over fl00, ,tO0....--.-. !
Dwellings and stores tocost over $1,000 90
Do 10 cost over 800. 800
Dwellings, and buildings OF all k1uds..-- 7,lo
Value Of buildings erected. so 010
4 larce and eomp3eta summary os building ope-
rat3one was given in tho TRIBUNE OF yesterday.
Ihe reader ts referred to that for details. There
is scarcely IN nnoccapIed building in Chicago.
x1EEs.
The total loss By fire during the past year was
was $:as ,an oi which 500 tUo was paid On insnn M
ance lcHyinE net 2oee 10 The EracEers ot
Tho Increase orer last year Was = fres and So 81
IN losees. The percentage ol loss % ia somswha n
In cjcht hundred OF the rulnstion Of property u
the city. TIE following ie recanitaiatloa of tn
number Of fires, with tho loes and insurance, II
rh ,Y1opt1te
, 1864-01-01

The year has presented little Of metereoioglea!
pecniiatity till Che cIntocncencnr Of winter. The
trusts Of August fell with unexpected severity
sfEsnse efEan tn n priees ees NTS hnss
Of SLOW had been til1 yesterday, light oeFond Pre-
eedert only eight inches haring fallen p5eyioasly.
on.S ster, such % ns Is We have not met viii since
ls.4. The crow descended and the wind hlcW;
n;ne inches Of The aeecy nate1isl lsinE on re
ground at midnight, increasing the monthly regis
tcr Of :ain by about one inch, making 1t equsl to
x.147 inches, which was, however, surpassed ey
Msy, August and October, who=c rcaistcrs Nesc
mid1isst IL elcary ese stood At de-. above Zero
NEW 1EAn's DAT.
The first day Of the New Tear has CONC. 4 full
E1ast Of 1rrmpeis tc1aldea ite arriy3l. It came
upon Us right royaly, 51ting upon tho wlags Of
which bare been gathering Tor month past, in
readjccss for lie coronation. The old year has
runc. hut abGicatcd not without a struggle. Ills
or tired Of lis Ie:gn, and anxious TO resi- ye. as
enc who feels the sweets Of power when Actually
called on to rcsign he gives way to his successor
only in fearful death struggle. The change Is
The The observance Of The day will 1argely depend
uron the weather. With such DAY as that Of Pc
cemher 81, 1f6s, visiting viii BE- IN laposss6at5;
eaket Il the front door mny expect to ind few de-
poEits eayc the easfes Dc rifetc Of the storm King
himseM. Should the daJ be ausptctou4. the Hase-
hearts of the soldiers will be made glad By coatri-
buttons Of those who delight to skim over the leo
in stee1-clad feet. The custom Of making New
Years calls ts now very properly filling into dis
use except among intimate friends.
OF course The day is ho!tday-skating. sleigh.
:ne fesstirg and merry making Of all kinds are In
order: On the principle, thaf a good beglnaing
conduces towards O good ending, everybody and
his wife aims to make the day one Of enjoyment
70 as to sccrre thGt which has passed into the salu
.st:ons Of the epoct-*'A Happy New Year"
EEoLp1rRs' UoAE.-The regular meeting al
the Soldiers Homo, (us. ,le held on Fziday,) wl
take place tomorrow, Saturday, nt ten O'Clock
Tie Soldiers Relief sc.4ety will meet at the Wa
Committee roome. at two o'clock Saturday. Re
ports from ali canEassers are desired at each meet
Ing.
READING MATTER ron CAMP DOUGLAS
The Rev, E. D. Tuttle has addressed letter to tn
ministers Of the various churches, requesting then
to urge their respective congregations to furnish
supply Of periodicals and books for readingroon
ior the benefit Of tho Invalid Corps at Camp Doue
las. We hope the people will respond LIBERAL
and send their contributions to John r. Walsh
news depot, corner Of Madison street and cuatol
| House place.
, 1864-01-01

hslf larger than last year. Tho nmount Of travail
hha been unprecedented, even for thls city, which
exceeds taat of my other Of Its size. - DC mum.
ber Of arrivals and departures. The ninety hotels
in the city have been+ great portion Of tho se.-
Of the city has been filed With passengers, while
rome Of the roads Eeen 50 great TINT a blockade
freight could be received till further notice."
nnstye Of ths ral9ad b9sess s1s, Of ~ Sa
tire TRIBUNE, few days since:-" Wc hare taken
paine to collect the statistics from the officers and
tretn maetcrs Of the different railroads upon which
% trains leaving Chicago daily, Of which 60 are
freight and 81 passenger trains: The total mum;
ber Of cars in these tIains arc ,4ss freight and I'd
IN one line, adding the length Of engine aid ten
der for each train tho total length Of a the trains
that leave the city daily Is tso@nfy:art mHes dno
ts r o as t!an e th
The incoming traina average the same length,
Of courec and about the same nnsness es :, ,a9 ,tM9s
REQUIRED to transact the daily railroad business o.
allowing ten tons to be q load for freight car,
daily BY fairoad 10 and from this city 40 p9ssen-
gers and IS Gao tons Of fte1shti Suppose We lmaE-
{nar1y Danish railroads. and set onrselsas osck n
teen years, when there werc no ratlfoads IN t0ls
section, and when freight and passengers yero
moved by teams. One ton is considered load for
two horses over 4 country road, and three persons
would require 6690 horses to more the passen,
gere, and Il, SO to more the freight and so,s4o
hosses to move The passengers and freight that a.
one-tcnth Tie rats of locomotive speed What
spectacle would II 900 teanstcrs present, hltchinS
up and starting Of with their 1t.ooo teams. yet
arriving and leaving with clock-work regu1srlty-
that few except passengers and railroad men take
any notice Of the movement OF trains.
crcaeing, and the engine nnd car-shops arc con-
st4ntlJ adding rolling stock to keep pace With this
increase Of business: Tho Illinois Central, Tor
p.st yeAt, besides keeping m the repaira. That
Company has now In use Goo freight htand upwards
Of 100 passenger cars, yet are frequently short q
rolling stock 10 meet the demands OF government
and public, The other roads are generally doing
p1oportionatcl| extensive business.
SUMMARY.
, 1864-01-01
OUR PROGRESS DURING TIE PAST
TWELVE EsDMEHS.

nj A1
T,ast- Jts stirrine eTrnts hsre h,rorn. r.,n,n,.-
rrneaa and rnanv oY thsr ,.,tl h. aaen1. .,r.,o-
,1ron +he h,.-. ~ ~. ,r.o,. 1,,. s.,sa,.~
and re,son ho1a thr5- ,os. " u.r~ houa, h.vo
been 5rsolat,5 m.nv harris m.da a,d Thn Mi.
1anthronfst hss e.s. much "a monrn own IN tho
ne7yersitv and c,n,,tv di.n1.v,d and ths r,1se-
ean.rd tSerchv. ths r.t,iot b.s y,erea ;tb ,l,rrn
ths enae.vors msle 10 dss.rov tho honorad fabr1c
of onT ;oye1nment bv sne1n,ea without and within:
nj eaeh hss seen much cause Tor eonezatulation |
T.. ~ to.r.,a ,,ro.-... ~ tho nation .,a ,ta
~.os. T., ~. ,vnnrnsucnt ~ n. .,,t.1 .,s1 4,
I'M ~r,n,a,.5on ~ rhs r.he11tnn ~, ,nnn,1 nm
~ 7sss 4 rc,nv ~, th.a NJ NJ othc, n,,;o5s j,
oomnonnd al he bittsy and the svaet the n1e.sant
snd fhe dfsts stcfnl. rnora1 and aactIon.l nnnch-
hov1 the onlv difference in that the elements ara
ais.rthnta 1ttt,@ noore con,on.lv thsn berctosora
.na ,e-hxns little rnorr vio1sptiv ynfnpled vet n
.ho,t the eame nTonortion, m tsaf tbe MT --.n7t
"a nho,,t the ssn,a-a nesrly balanced commirtnrs
~ iov and aorro,, tb. nuriac.t1on .nd rloratio,
Of fhe rsco secnraa thro1,ch humsn .ufynr,n,
A,n,d al, thc4c tysa1s berearenoents excitement.
and Drnrreaseax CHICAGO has been = nnornincnt
sr4nr: md a1ss la1re sufferer, ret rather ind
xidn,1 than COLLECTIVE Indeed she NAV he acren..
- ns an enftcme of tho nation itself tasfnc nm az.
trrne NJ fine as van NJ oY rn.cn{tnde. +he evnr-
r3rnco n Ch,caco anrinr The nest thren vc,rs vi,
~. nfxrr1v {nIir,tr thsf ~ Tho nation 7nr.n, a.
many centuries. She has fvrorn ard fncreaaed
mfcht,1y 1,oth IN ante and in eonsecuencc of the
rvnr nnd the pstion itself win rfso ike ,ont m
freahed frym IT'S stru.rle with the evil. asaisted
.n1trbt.ned st1ensthrned and made ,x4aa IN thoee
thfnra ,.1,,ch r,ertain tn it, welfare
n e. nsnal It 4hia t,me tn take A ra.nosnaetfvo
<,ance At the events Of the vaar nassed nNav in.
sti,ntfn between the resu1ts achieved
IN +ha rnnrse of that eyelc and 4hosn prccedfno.
thsC.o n derive thc 1,ae:s nj cr1cu,ntson, or fnn,s
ke%>1@~- ~ - = ------~-N'-- w. NsA-N-~
, 1864-01-01
DISEASES OF THE TT1RoAT AND
LUNGS
nfs I. wfualnxk AvcY~

Chicago Throat md LING 1nssitz&ey a1cCxustcA*s
Building, corner Of Randolph and Dearborn Streets
Special attention to all diseases Of tho Throat and
permanent cures of caiar1h, fniianmaaEon 81 tap
Throat Bronchitis, Asthma, &c. are effected. eyen
though they may have deaed nll other modes OF
treatment. Best Of city references given upon sp-
pNcalion. dccSctat-W&Ta1tw
Z" House and Sign Painting, Cafcip1ining,
wholceale and retail at New York prieea.
F.E R1Gu1, 50 Randolph street.
Bor 6eC9 aecl5s5G3-lm
Go TO ruy BEsT-Go 70 hJant 8 stsatton'a
Chicago Commercial College, 70 get q Thorough
practical business education. For Circulars sd
dress (euc;oaing atsmpsl BR1Anr d STRAzToss
Chicago. Illinois.
, 1864-01-01

Throat and Lungs
Drs R. and j. Hunter, Of 83 Washington street,
Chicago, 81 broadway, y. r., Physieians for the
Lungs, including Bronchitis, Consumption, Asth-
mn, &c.
Dr. James Hunter, in charge Of the Chicago Office,
can be consulted daily from 10 Q M to p. N.
e5 Washington street.
December, q, 1863, dccS2B995-Iue5Sf
, 1864-01-01

TIC W0E1EVElC 1EYG8 =
Prepared By Geo. Il. Reed 8 Co.. offer the
simplest and most perfect means Of dye:ng honse-
hold apparel eEer presented to the public. They
new azd fashionabe colors, and are perfectly tast
Samples on slik and wool can be seen and the
colofa procured ct the druggists.
1efoSfTo9t t3-1JvEp
, 1864-01-01

~ The p8trons and friends OF the lllin0ls
Eca6o1 Of Trade, j. Dyh1enfurth Principal, md the
commercial community generally. arc invited to
obtain the now catalogue Of that School, contaln,
tng lucid exposition of character subjects, and
mcthcd Of instruction, and Its progress and suc-
ce2s since It's establishment. jnl-ft0l-st-f s N
The qualities Of Burnettss Cocoalnc,
as preventing the hair from falling, are truly re-
malkablc. -,
Grocers, Spice Dealers and Druggists, all sell
Burnett's standard FlayoEfug Extracts.
de2S TIL 81, ,l1W&F-ttw
, 1864-01-01
THE CITY.

THE CITY.
STATUS OF CHICAGO.
POSITION OF THE CITY At THE
CLOSE OF TIE YEAR 1858.
OUR PROGRESS DURING TIE PAST
TWELVE RsDKTRS.
Extension Of Observation-Disclosures
in Population-Mortaary. sani-
ta1y and Entrimonial-Hew
Buildings Erected-0ur
Churches and Schools
Police Reports
What Chicago Has Done for the
Soldiers.
Trade ANn COMMERCE OF THE YEAR
RAILROAD TRAVEL AND LAKE
EREIGHTS-REYEINE.
THE NEW YEAR
, 1864-01-01

CORRESPONDENCE So1LC1TED.-Wc direct
the attention Of those interested to tho advertise
ment Of Mr George Il. Allen, which appears In
smother column
, 1864-01-01

w wco1gha, Hoaraeness and the raEious throat
oficcrs and singers are liable relieved by Drowns
Bronchial Ttoches.' Having direct influence
10 The affected parts. they allay pulmonary lrrta-
flan.