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On motion ct lady this report was adopted IS
tue sense Of the convention.
Mrs. Blair deeIscd that the words "as far a.
practicable ahonld be stricken from tho report.
She thought the prohibition should not be thus
loosely worded. She desired foreign goods to be
entirely given mp. No motion Was made to strike
ont the Questionable words and they ware al
towed to remain. The Covenant was read second
ti,ne AZ The suggestion of Mrs. eayefs.
Mrs.. Biair prepoeed t9 add "dd gloves attwo
as ano o q
Nx. Fnrwell sala there were some articles Of fo,-
efan uanuiacture. to do without winch would in
i1Ee Us more than 1t would benefit foreign ma
IN. John II. Wilson moved that a committee Of
nye teappo1nted 10 nominate Permanent o1tcers
e. fhe t1s fooWsnr lsdies were % aesctea by he easr
Mrs. j. II. W11eon. Mrs, o. E. Hosma., Mrs. J.
/ T. LenoJue, Mrs. L. Kenyon, Mrs.. James Long.
@n'nf IT, Dr. s = e
ttand they had taken, ead askins that the Society
be inside paEeut Society for the North West
Tic Nominating Committee then returned and
presented the following Ladies' as permanent OIL
es5s Of the oreanizatioI: 7ato
Tee Pcesiden!*-xfs; ,Jadge Tumbu!!, vi I: T.
", 2: Brown, hlrs. Thomas Church. u,,nn,
Eec4et1ries-Are. Dr.. Eyerts, Mrs. L. Pfo1d1oof,
BoErd Qf Mandaer-Mrs. Robert CLARK son, Mts.
Ees ns D rt1n M4 b. B4
1'rt. Jerome Beecher, Mrs. c. n. uo!deo, Nrs.
James Hamilton.
These were subsequently elected.
Ths pomlnatins Committee we're b18ote added
The covenant above given WIS then Gircaiatce'
Ms, FarEen raid that tho Object Of the or-sn!-
za1ion was accomplished when B!gnatcres enough
to represent public sentiment Were attached + to
ha
meeting would Ge ercatc than the raising Of RAINY
| lattali0ps Of soldiers. The Increment shonld be
eent 1al, end he hoped ereIy womaa In Chicago
M1e. Ea,1y eIgsested taat Il the covenant VA:
| roi Etfepg enough, evcry lady was at liberty to
| draw ont one stronger. .--.-..-.,
he'd for its object the suppression Of tuts rl,eti9n
result, m .he Tor ono wop:d I'D II God sp:ell
| tc1a ills meeting because 1t wnu!l naturally y
tEorsa: that the inoyczacat Eea!a affect hin: 4
Eepfl Go 80 10 1arsc eStcat, but ho Vas dsspo5et
to tayor tho E1uyeEicut aerer.ie:as. The q1estio1
was 1nca: Important 5nc, Cene1ezs tad 152s .'es.
cc.niry ard 10 improve tic finances. Now tn
ladies' Lad taken the matter in hand and they wcs
de:c1m1ned to keep The gold in the country to pa,
,tc soldiers. A large. amount Of god "a
sbroad TO pay sor, foreign P.otac's whel
ess es sSd s Eas ssS We s TO M "a a ts ssdss sad who
she thinks right, .bnt world be ready to do al
she can IN lie matter: He remerabesea, OF
in ipsg ~o ~ oi 4s soasis
ms up 10 Camp Dong1as- These 1nsn did M
appear to hare enrthlng on except garments md
| Of tory up Blankets and eurpsts. This Shove
.he spirit 81 thc s1Ethe1n a w2ea "a, r. sap2ott
carEetr, md al 10 e]ethe The soldiers who ~
iii isies in ~ tie be @ Nofth % wso dd not Tie to sacfiat
mrcA Il tbe}adics said they veoa!a not take II
, 1864-05-30


Corrox-1c better. ne quote at St-oI for mlddllns
upland, and $I.u16l41 :ur low tnidctaG.
ELouR-Etate AID western &c letter. We quote At
x7Na13o for extra state ,&k95es ioE estra EoGnd
h3cp os,c; ann satsa8so ior ,5aas n b,anas-nsskes
WMiskI--Wttnont deeicsd Il e ehaaee: We aaote At
nan75Kheas ic hetteE x ss5 pFtme Gssemn, esaHo
ons; .sq'sr: seS eaSso tor S.ixsakse % Club: siS7
Gesi;r rnDef Nilwank &c. the LATER fo7 Two se.as
Il very choice 10 azrise Monday next: 81 to9f y
fof winter rcd western. OF tho s:les. over l00I bu
were 10 slrIyc Rye nrG a. Il 5Na135 Corr nsEaTce
aru Inner Al 81 8, for mixed western: 81 foE
rev and old 90; slas for old DO. Oats dull at s7H@
GpocEfIEs-Eiccd du1l st 1ltc for Eeusoon. Cohse
xpli and ncmlnaily unchanged. Sugar s:eady- Cp ~
Nrscoyada lGhSel7c l14r fer DO IN bond; s32 bxs
Iavann 1t 11@l3Hc. Aolass6s dull. and nv Gales Of
tppoftnnce. ,n.
WnoL-Vcry nr1n, with moderate demand Prices
tend upward. -.c,,o m
fer mesa ;s.S 50 for ola f0f new 90:
34 tr@2.15 for old and new pstmc: 81 94sao53 iof
nftme u,eea a!4o 500 bb.s new mass. july. SELLER
opficp, 393t1; LILO btls do, July. nnycrs optton
$2s1 seQ bh1s do. Auguat. Esne option, $St5 hno
:C0 bbs 60, deliverable after Juns H. seller 0pion
ty113. necf quit and frIn. Cns nleata aitet am
scarcely 40 firm: 1iA@llH tor sho9tdera; }H@li5|
for ls1rs Bacon rides dull. sL4rd nsn and 1a geo
tfcuerd ut 14H914N: and SCI bbs to arrive ae 1f4
il. Butter and lees actlse at 2s3 for Ohio, ant
EEa49 for EtAtes
, 1864-05-30

SspcslaI Dtapa!ch to the Chicago Trtbuke.l
ST. LOUIS, May e, tsst. ;
TcDAcco--steady ard ttnl. Ea1aa 1l5 hhis. u
crt tcn s,ces At ss.o95co cs factory do At 1e9a
:, rla1ters ut SOL q 7eommcu leaf Al s9a8
15:e: r,it ding q, sl6no9S4o: good DO n: $iso9
25to;s common manufacturing at S270o8s0 =;
good do at $:6. 1ce d. ut s y 933tG5.
FIoua-trts&. Sales OF s. h7la choice doabla extra
ut ts2s 2as do double extra as s715; 40 do double
extra 1t $75o; 4G do spring ext1a aua donble extra
at &;Ge; 1:a do extra at *7oo. Inspected SO 40
eutfrg extra u $50: $50 DO snpcr at Sd.5o delivered
1lAT-Goycspment price 23s!e9 per ton. Sales q
b1!tiehs ut Shipper ton.
Pnoy1sross-Pusk and Bacon-sa'es Of 1.No br1s
civ Ness pork at t2a00; bascc. 800 Ds bacon
Shoulders 1t &al.f0. .... ..- ....
GrocEx1Es-stger-Fat 1t 1aG21c. ceGee qnist at
90 txc. Mticsssa sl,ctGiC5 per gallon. Salt s..slG3
2.e5t hsl.
WunxY--Acttye. Sn1es Of about COO b:ll In 1ot'
taken l,y one buytt ut 8t.i8 pet gallon.
, 1864-05-30

The Treasurer Of the United States Christian
Commission begs 10 acknowledge the receipt Of the
following donations In aid Of our brave and saer-
'oF Ffens ra'eis eiMstnos-cosrespoadins conn,!zston,
gss Rsv VEIL s9i49 Ft fPe,0ytf51sn fnS
bam, s.; additional from South Conversational
Church Chicago, IS: Union effort, Freedom, per
p Ne *ls5 J. \ HsEnaa; n1 chicago g 81; @
i. stIas chsfh I'll ch'saco, R a. N ps;s 5sptist
$sisss $ss5S: rs s,5s ssiss: e. T9sfsS?a; RSSf
near RocElo1d, per Rev. D. J. Holmes. $53.9J; h.
s. Church Evanston, additional per j. G aoas,
*515o: = cenSse:ation Gsaayille; a. per hcx G:
keean, per J. L. Morton. $l07.50: Sabbath School
81 ssEas l2 A. f ch9rfh Nos pSE Keg; Geo:
Ladies S. AID Society, Lasalle, per Mrs. 8. Whit
tloas Church peT Durham *1sss; NJ :a3 Bawe! d.
Hennepip, ue % IS; Citizens benton, tska county, psr
bsy, NJ Msses cheaEo fH,.S Fl i,5ar[ =; ?:
Hon -1Ezseensin-Ffienlaa at Spring pzAsste, pet
7. Bright, SO: Meeting at Neenah, per Rev. G.
e chassh ss1e5s Bssi.s s Dsn % per- faa aaasley
Se' 1s ie e. kenoshs san ss @
W:L{msn sss ,l 3; Laa,es s,e 1.y League Elfhotn'
Fxlas Gseligaa-soi: ia Soc. Mi!es, per Mr. u.
z. +. F3sk,, 20; II: E; Church. la hlasadse' So;
| FINN Indiaad-Gerraan II. E. Church, Laporte
| pcr r. KlrEholn, S!2.
| FTosn l1nnefotd- Additional from Lake City
sS7.G;, and Red Wing, S $3.50, per Rev. F. G. En-
| sign.
Tota,-- s.-.F N.otl-ol
fle7ioue)y acknowledged -....-.....-... 1o.452 8
Grand total, ,............sal, ,s0s.ot
! Es,+rrdkoas-Tha following uames and amount.
! were omitted in the H1Jan Hall contribution ~
! q. Hamilton, ss5. 70; ). y. MeGinnis. 90. IN
| Union meeting at Decutur. III, ehoad haFe oce1
| Davenport, Iowa, and the amount 2l05.
II onr notice Of the amount contributed 70 nst
our lrayc and suffering soldiers. Ee eho1ld havt
said ii received bJ The United States Christian
| Int rsed 10 care our bcys.
, 1864-05-30

EIbC1uuHi1 uIETRC2s
{sreclal Dispatch to tho Chicago TFibuue.1
CNcIs:sATi, Mar 2s, 1874.
FLOUR No change ia the Dsritt, and dsmand
moderate; fppcrnnc Is quo.ed Mt $e-6s61, sn3 $3.50
G27Lu for extra.
WHIsky-In good demand, and prices tending up
Wnrt-l, ,11t hrIs eold q. Fl rs.
GrccER1Es-Hcth1og transci!ing In the largo way
and holders are disposed to advance prices. Coffee ID
quoted at .sEa4sXc. RAW Sugars 1es2ac. Malassea
flrm at 4i.H@lss-
I,oy1ero1s-N Market qn1et hat 1rtn for all articles
cy nc Fork Is held at go Il. Bulk pork held ct
11zc for shoulders. and 11Gefsc for saes' Ihefe
no Demand fer baccu and prtcts nominal. Lard dul1
ut IKE fpr c1tI.
, 1864-05-30
THE faEnTEl CASE.


The hearing Of tic case against Fred
crick Ucr.cl, charged With larceny as ha1ice,
and with obtaining money under false pre-"
tenccq, WIS yesterday afternoon resumed before
3rstire DE- Wolf. Mr. McComas, rs counsel for
the defense, asked permission to he allowed to In
troduce evidence to show the disposition of por;
ton Of Hone Of the money OF the bank WHICH mad
TIC Tic rceuett waz admitted, whrronpon D.. %adla
wcs examined. He said: II !rent to the bank
q n15s nsFte u ep on ,.,s Taesoa{ xaste
ihe q. .E0 gold which had deposiied with them,
not deposited, but t caVe them The money to buy
and iay there with Kfssan s CO., the agents Of
Marc J. Hcrie}, aud held the deposit receipt.
got It.: Gold ssaa worth shout 70. think, when !
purchased IhaTe not TIE deposit III, r,eSelpt pi nov: :
.1viins Restnaal. eranineJ-.1 know Of the
The u. ,wsnted bis money; nad I went with alsse
The si,01 in goId, from james Boyd
"Wednesday Cd yi fooing % the d iailrrs, saoe to meet
ehcque which be had drawn on The bank in favor OF
Hcn:nsn, tnt which had been dahonorsd. Had
The bank vas stin owing him considerable.
Mr. Hoyne then addressed the court for the prose.
cuttou. lie stated that there could be no doubt
erimi5aI ctscmps to awindie. Il there was noths
icg else, the letter found upon Hc7tel would be
Land sufficient to PSF dividend Of eighty cents
or the dollar, they deliberately lay thelr
bca1s tnecthrf 10 psy only twenty five
cents they arrange the one to to take ont ,s9o
the other $s,ne0 and bills receivable amount
ine 10 come. sat@do, and 60 deiraua the victims
| whom they uf11 have ALREADY ruined. Mr. uoyue
| tpgiktcd that there was no conse whatever thtt
there sbould hare been failure Of the firm unless
ewindling wes meant. He eontended that care:
mi invesicat1on Of taclr own dgrrcs woald shosv
| that there was absolutely only deficiency between
| Tic 1iatiliticc c1d assets OF 5000
he Charoctcriaed the conduct Of the parties Us In
e1curable and immoral In the highest degree. p
! said he was etron:ly dieposed TO hold He1trt 10
! II law which be had mol fnlly eons,de1ed. an.
be should therefore contt1pe the caee until "sd 8
L.7eiofo1c e1istin; bail would be extended
, 1864-05-30
CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
Tic Designs Of Mr. Burlins 1dspted-Des:r F.
ten Of Plans Of the New RatldtRs.

x,r,. ,...ntt+.n arun{ntnd tn re-,
The Building Committee ,,s,o appu,n'to - ~ az
ceive and aajudicate on the oesens "a % SUI sau
at length come to conclusion. They submitted
~ r.n,-+ ~, s4trr.v offsrnoou to fall meet
tuea W S1s;.s.,n-s 1T the Chamber d,
ing oftbe Board Of Olre;tots o. s "
Commerce. and Sas aoopteu III, ny H. p'an ~
its original ssate Vas aeF9!iosd ~ these so.a2aa3
wEen frst snnn1ttea hns nssn ssr ssatn.aa
Tic building VIII b constructed !! ot white CT
ftune IN ths Ronanes9@ne @ s!a crsira ~ ts bsss
tncut. The basement and hrst story VIII be set
apart entirely for bark1ne, nsutsnee aaa 9taSr
ttoces The eecona Mofy Wna sgnsa ee II et
Gal ha1i es feet IN "at9 4o ~ ea artrs
IL EtEht ana also tnG 1alEs1.a M e.aif
f;oof f vii le ee7oted to committee rooms nnd in
baane a hare frontage ot % eet On
Washineton street, ana lse 1sGt On s Lnsaas sreet
Cu Washington sf1est ne ona1n s1eSss W" pseseae
iaSeog, eSa cos WIZ be.g,y snd hand,esney esryed
c?pus stsh trIa an1 1nnnsna thc en,irc ieno,h ".
sixteen leet VICE. @nu 'na4Ans LIZ en'1e 'eassuof
TSe p1ineipal entrance VIII be sg5mouqted by
~ sct,nr a., tha freza ~ the norrb Iii
ba Ell IN jarre Iaieed lelters te words Chamber
Of Commerce." This balcony forms veatibule
urncinal nrI, Xii III "Ae~' ~ '3o
ha frnf ~ +be hn,1dtno nbove the first story ia
to be divided into ihree psfss u tae cente9 s2aee
is to ae large ctEcnsaf,iaPpca %l9aoW % pIate
Essss thy ,Sss s,assa .Ii ba ,vindow an.,,ot
but s1mEafiy olname1tea;s ,e a1sa XII, ~
2he ea1aee VII OF nnlaata .,a m.l corniSe Q.
s'GEe ana ,p s.oIS H. toaf IN ne seafsr ~ 5s
f1ant viii be q tastelany affanseu eae'e 9. stohe
ornomcntat1on intended Tor the reception OF q
s'sS5: the ground to tss top Of tn,
1c1Led H. re sslfht VII 10 so 19ct Wals tae fo91 @
VII he eoyGfed ~ yafiesattesaa slaes & wn;sa ~ w
ss an % ;re ei,t y " ~ hHdm, III tlG
fLEs tS ~ i9el' ,a 7,.,,,,-xo -,o,o t,.,,
IGe Lsds i,ar ~ ft.,,, ~ IN ~ =,
~ no. esecaa5 t 15o oasrnse .nd Tin III Sns
3Ee1e W. =. ssa n.c ~, -. f.f ~ !',i,
aud EAcanuee n.Sce w.; LILY anac;ons 1es ~ ",n'
Mslsh in, VII Drip r ,isn w,ae ptaiessc a ~.
tt5Eesed u tron iesaios s t1 n ts. pansipal aasi,
49, ~ soruI,r.tnc viii architraTes a.,d bnn1,
act eieaIa0th t. "s.a a.s ;i H.
sia ald hsl eet htsh .wen;9;ai1 ies5 ,vils, md
VIII nns ee he ~ NM sI
" A M o- ~. sa;, ,os s ~
Exchange p'eec. The step. leading aogn to The
!Mst;1s!t W.. ~ ~ n.y. nni - s,r,ts | ;Sas n
tans enIEs5 oi esS Muu . ~, IT.
te istnished Wi:h iise rIcof vaults ana al H. NOD
c5n fap1oyeMtt ~ ~ ~ e., eoa; ;n sn.s "nu ""'e'
e9sss WI an ss nhatr tne 10 furnish
comaoaion n,es % Ia .bi1S i. sas:ness nras i T.
saa punne1 ., otGes @ ;,c;nn1 sanpinT honssa ~
snd f.st Eoot ~ ' sa ~ -, Was
ndts nstGn Street cntlanr rsi Hour i diys!1!
aLd o. caea sae o. tns o ,rom INV IVA feci % n a
t a,'C.b,1 siasway seven fcet IN wid,n, rises Tou
g anc 1end;n., rita The corridor from Lasals stree
Ea35 teas!D sa,s h.g ~ - ~ e'A'1''
r. 1eais, Exehsass room @ w BE- 81; s. fec
HteSe - - s.scIn,, ~ nm hniIi,nI n-con
, 1864-05-30

Ncw9Yprk Money MarAct-a1aT -.
NoSET-Easy At k3G cent .,.
STERLING E1cHAH9H-pec!dedY nfmes at s.'9o9
GoIp-Morc ac,iye md nrmer. Opening as ssxc,
advancing to sS3sc, declining to 8Se, and closing ~
&&c. ~
carried out $iC9, ,22sH In spe cie-
GoyEHYXE1T STocKB-pnlot, SO coupons $l.1i@
.E7k 1-SQfs, October and April, 31.1uX,
, 1864-05-30
nufinlo Nf1rkct~-1Iay 2S.

FLoUX-Qnet. .. -.
GnXY-Thcst drm aud rather quiet. Sales yeste1~
day affeYnoun Ep.2 Chicago at ${.ao: to-dsy asles
1niwaukeo Club at s1A2H@t.ts; Corn actiye ana IN
noon No, Ut &t133t,7as aales today No. at ef2a
Nok and mixed at Il 23H nav No. to arrive at
81 2f&1 26 Oats quiet 7838Jc, closing fra, with an
'fW11s1T-Insnitaate. Parties apart at GaH@ssc.
FKEiours--Fi1nl; 38c for Wheat l6c for corr, anA
exc for oAta to New York.
, 1864-05-30
DI f. D

II 'hfe city, tae 9th inst, after brief ncSs At
the q her brother, h. E. Gallup, E:q Ms
ABe1R Z. LUTHER- a4ed q StAr..
Funeral sety!ces At y, E. Ganc,a residence on In
dtenE arenue, this d4y (Scrday>a 1T p.M. Friends
ol the dec"asfd a1d OF thc fsIy are pvt.ei to At
tend. The remains will be t8b en- East for intsrnen
, 1864-05-30
ANVSEl7Ix xNTS:

F1rxT AxsCA. SALE or PA1sT1yss-Onr CHI
caso artists h.se placed many Of thclr choice pro
ducts On exhibition At the Jevne & Alnatni's Art
ists' Emporium, 1o1 Washington street, where
they will remain open to public Inspection until
The evening Of the 9Th Of june ness, "hsa they
IN he oeTea ,or sale at auction under the dircc-
t;nr 1 Of Gilbert i Sampson. Among the eontrIbu-
toT. ~ are M,s. St. John, Miss NseSway, Mr.. Eich-
elsen K:te Eh{s GS5Sa e4Sion n1ay aScua H. Il
..st lie attention Of a lovers Of art IN this city.
Mcr,crxx,s TnEAzzn~-The grand scenic, spec
,rrns,r romance or the 'sea Of Ice" which has
heen ,at4,A in active preparation for month p.st'
15 s5 be nrodueed At this thestcE on Monday night
unacr md = TIC Immediate sapes.ntcnaenee Of Lam. @
Kecnc, md presented 70 me ps'1 ser tnestsr @ T !,
~ y,rt. win new scenery md apposnt4euts
H. ,ast embraces the eomhined strength ot LaaI'
Keene W pnd her Ncz York artlsts' and inc ne" os'
natic company OF the thestet. =
, 1864-05-30
ILLINOIS AND mICf1lEAf CANAL

Especial D1spAttH 10 t1e C11ea!,o 111"uHss1
BHILo 1PoE-. May .sss. 1891.
CIxAEKD-Csyuzp, LockpoIt, = u ehls g!es: Eusn'
nap Ottawa: Et+cI, Lasailr Us, i13 in1het 10 q SD
i1E; Recket, lcckport, y n lnmheF; NJ =, Adams
Darrbe, Ottawa. 1851 lumber; Lady FrsnSlin
Athens; II. e. Loomls do: lnvesttsas2ss 20; W. >
l3nILer 90 Conveyance. UeFF!a1ne3. .
al RIsE1-H. Mclcmsn, otta~a: G..9t bu oass; {.
" ZM mi rnap, Lnsaiie, st3bbls douE.
, 1864-05-30

RESISTING THE ESNoII.xEST.-The new enroll.
1nent Of those residents Of Cook county au1cnablc
70 bearing arms Is now being made bT Prosos:
Msrshal Jsmcs and his assirtsnts. Those parties
who are foolish euoush to fuppose thas theJ can
eyade tie draft By rci1s,ng to give their Eanes
when called On, arc recommended to read the fol-
,owiD.:-tEns.
E0itoft 6J Tribune !. AR the enrolling o!lcers
syi:c ne that there ere frequent cases 0f feiasal
10 ciee them the uamcs OF persons wheh applied to
tor tLe PURPOSE Of the eprallmcnt 1t Ia Important
that the 1uhic rlonld he notified that such refusal
l. violation of law which subjects the offender to
Epc and imprisonment Several cases Of this eoEs
were 1rted. md the offenders CONVICTED and sea'
fenced It The Jnnuary term Of the District Cont
The pen.lty for DE otrerfc Is fine not exceeding
s5Q0 or imprisonment not exceeding two years, OF
II bath, and the of1epee is fully made out BY the
simple refusal to give the nnme.
The enrolling officers are performing q ddty Whlch
The Law entqis upon them, apa In tho dfscaarge o
which they should recciye The supper; aad Assist
.nce OF cycry citizen. The r.oation Of the law,
other r. asdb]e resistance or by refusal to giro the
Dane, will only caCsc the arrest and punishment ol
the pereon offending. No possible benefs can
result to tie offender by such REFUSAL while he enb-
iects himself thereby 10 seTere penalty, and to
much trouble and expense. 1t hoped, therefore,
tnat IN view Of the Shore considerations, no more
| cases vii occur. Tour obedlent servant
E. c. LAEskp, .. s. ATTY.
, 1864-05-30
Recolleot the Day and Date

N,R-onee more. Please obserTe The aey sna % aese
ant do not contound this MONSTER oHS SAAAA'
TON With any other companies, whethet tnsY be
+ ood, bad, Of exceedingly Indifferent "1Sta9@es
, 1864-05-30
WILL EXHIBIT AT
CHICAGO, Monday, June 6th, 1864,
+" Tuesday, : . 7th, ''
81 Wednesdays 8th, 81

Washington street, opposite tho Court House.
c-And viii exhibit at all the principal cities ani
towns throughout Illinois and Wisconsin In June.
Juls aud August.
, 1864-05-30

aOSE MonE usrorTuNATE."-Laste evening
eirl named Eatc Kilburn, formerly o. Missouri,
died from the effects Of poison administered by her
own hands laet Tuesday, In q house OF tlfaine on
South Clark street.
, 1864-05-30

First Ward Union Lcague-W1a hold
close meeting at Warren Hall on Monday evening
{sosh tns} at O'clock, for the transaction OF i'm
portant business. .-.-.
Members are reminded Of their duty, and are re-
quested to attend and participate.
Edwards Presbyterian Church.-The
pews In the Edwards Presbyterian church, corner
OF uarrieon and Ha1sted steets, n7ev. 4. T.
Brooke), viii he rented this tHonday) evening" at
seven and oue-half O'Clock
Prcsenfutlou.-First Lieutenant Charles
Vatges On Saturday became the worthy recipient
of splendid sword, sash aud belt, which were
presented to him By his fellow officers and privates
Of Har.y's Light Infantry, who form company
Colonel HouRh. The affair passed oil pleasantly.
and three cheers were given for the regiment and
the Union.
Benefit Of the Soldiers, No.ne.--The
Toung Mems Association, With great credit to
them, have made arrangements with Rev. E. Il.
Chaplin. who has NOS. generously donated hls ser
viceg to deliver one lecture next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Soldiers Home. Among the
many distIngu1ehed lecturers which America has
produced. none has ach1eyed Greater popularity
than Nr. Chapip. His great ability az tcasprcr,
united sith bis magnificent oIatorY, places Mm in
the front rank Of public speakers. The object for
which be VIII lecture on TueadaY evening appeals
| to the pphleat sentiments Of every man and Wo.
man in tho land, aud 0. itself ehould suffice to iii
| the Hall and Treasury Of the Home.
Nellie, or Mrs. =. ". yV11is-fou will
be interested IN information which Captain C. P.
Bradley can furnish at Police Headquarters In
cnra TO your huaband-John IT. Wills, tom Eng
| land.
| r,r. rsrerson,s Chicago Eye and Enr
! IufIru.ary aud Clinic Institute, for the treat
Ment Of the Deaf md Blind. Catsrrh and al die'
eses Of The atr passagee, ~ soata Cask M sfes
| See Advertisement mossono'-ol ao 1oSSsa
See advertisement in The for eale column 9 g
nl1eA1 Estate Country Of E. b. CEothexs; :: "
Box 500, Bloomington, ILL.,. naya|hot1t
| New Dining Roomx-Moakley$s NeN
| York Dining Rooms, ct No. III Dearborn stfeet
| VII open On Monday to'morroWl. EEcly.ains
i III lines st Ills spacious and elegant establish
PsIis. fs chIei Cook. +. Busns, oiauaser.
nya9h1s!'lt
Rumorous.-1i you void lire healthy ans
happy, use 'D.:: htarers Compo4na fz9;n,a11 NJ Y
test besI olood pu1idsr known. RI tcroials, e.
ficna IN impure a1ste Of the blooa, this med1cln'
6 sana hsnscph W stFset i ts ~
agent for the West. Druggists are authorized +
.ce r, ant this medicine. mYss5gs5s.im
Il Diseases Of the herEenn, 8enataals Ux1
nary and Sexual 8ysle1uz!.--NSh anu rtl!6
| bic treatrcnt-ln reports Of the Howard Aseoc1s
ton. Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes frs
| Of charge. Address D. J. Sk1tlon Houghten. HoT
| a1d Association, No. 3 South Ninth stre:t. ptl!s
ae!phia, Pa .. WAatss3s8stE
| B- House and slgn Painting, Calcimint
Gi1ztug and t3raining. Paper HanginGs and NIX
dow Shades selling wholesale and retail at he'
York pr1nes. r. E. R1aH1, 81 Handoaph street
Ror KM, 'My1-el191U
, 1864-05-30

CLOSING DAY.
[Keported exclusively for the Chicago tribunal
ALBANY, Saturday Evening. May =, 1871
FEEF CATTLE-The market for Beerea closes even
better then It opencd prices being iatiy nc psF ID
b...r It the opeutE., and iny 30 PCT 10 oetter
tbor last week. and even than that on the lower
gretee. 11clueine these held oveE front LAST week,
the Total number sre was s4o. and 81! hare cnan-
Gcd halds. 6cne croyes were fesnld trio una tasee
tItaes ovsr each transaction yielding atalr connls"
tior. om1ns 10 tho light supply. 1hs demand sos Ns
Ycsk vas sharp from the beginning, aad fals
wiz hacked up By considerable tnQEry fer Brighton;
Froyet zee, and other racts in that direction; 80
that ss;;ers tai tht thir.e r1etty ninth their own
way. The Ltnr!nt1 oper&to-s this vteS were lsasc
Nrixa4 ard Il. s. o.es ehst. who together soil n2ary
IAN hi sd. Ps!ess ranged from Sc for oE.aaEy to !oe
c. exsra 81 On: or two sales fancy we're as high
as 1a,c .. Average OF a1l sales was abon. q. Is 2
in rs, Lees ttau ece 20 to Nsw York, and 200 east.
Hugs Continue in lair request, and prices are
fraction hchtr. Tie sales made beng ut for
light 10 leavy corn fed, and sSsGsHc for 6ters les
[ncs1pts, 300; thipptd to New Tors, s.1do.
, 1864-05-30
SkVEn DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS
WITH
900 Men and Horses.
An under ene Gigantic Pavilion, fer Single ps1ce
ct a1u iaeaGu.


It will be eeen that tho combustion above given
results from an entirely NEW CLASS OF AMU3E-
KENTe, such as has 1ever bcfort bsen attempted BY
o.yate enterprise, and entails such an enormous ex~
reEdi.nzo Of money. that oal5 the ess liberal pst
,ouage csn rendar it {eu4urezaaive. 7he manage
uert will thetefore be pardoaed sor dfrectlnx the st.
tent,on to the tsct that this Mt:1NtFICENf PHA-
LASX OF Exu1BI rlON rot only combines an IN.
anite1y greater degree OF noTa Var1ey aud enecs
within neli thnn be found ID sny cshos plaza ot
anus. uept Il TIE verdi bat also nearer approach
to FEsFEC ZION IN EVERY DETAIL.
, 1864-05-30

DIVORCE sur7.-Proeeedings for divorce were
yesterday commenced In the Recorders Court
by Nre. uarpah De]faht analnst her husband,
Antonio Delight, the wellknown barber.
, 1864-05-30

n. B-The EeEeraI contracting and advertising
A1erts Et1 visit each plAcs OF exhibition with large
ntctctlal posters, 1lth graphR, revspaper advertise
Keats etc etc stc, about Rixteen caJs IN ADVANCE
N. H,-The Largest Exhibition In the
World IL Coming
, 1864-05-30

NEW STAIRS THIS WEEK..

NEW STAIRS THIS WEEKh
MES 8AlI IE CLNEyOP.
DaEseuse and Comedienne.
'''A'' Tbs Eccentric Ethiopian Comedian.
THE CONKLIS BROTHERS,,
t;ha1.pion .aymuast:. Acrobsts, Ae.
$500 vocalist anl FeIaGie Drummer.
Last week Of Nh. BEN MASON.
rrrcre oy ApH1as1o; ;-Psrautt,c. - e.s: D-ess
trcIe, Is cts: r.rute Btxce, t3.c3. Single ssats IN
i1scsa o:sn al * O'Clock. Curtain rises - sAi
nc,ock, " mJ29bll5 Nv