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ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.


[sPeCIhI DlsPAtCH 20 suH CH1CdSU 11IuHH5-T
ALBANY. day. Feb. 1a, 1885,
C11T11-Altogether1 800 have arrived during the
week, Including nine car loads telegraphed to come
In tomorrow. There has been hnt one or two buyerr
from the stern markets. and they have bought moth
Ing They report that during the week droves
were shipped # IN Brighton for New York, , ci.cum
stance th1t hiss seldom never before occurred The
sales here have been about zoo head Including some
oiair extra Illinois at 1oKa2c and 100 state stlllerz
at1lKc, averaging about 100 Ds. The New Yorkern
have been unusually cautious and slow to buy, aud
prices avetsge at least Xc lower than last week.
Is expected should the weather continue favorable
that the recetnts from Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge
Will be much larger next week The feeding bills oi
come drorsrs detained at these points have run mp to
ten and fifteen hundred dollars.
sH11q-Denand fatr. sales 900 head At 129l3c the
outside tor extra prime.
WoolReccipts 400 rs.
Ho6s-No zaler. fomiually ut 13x@ilKc- Receipts,
Sc: shlnpe1 10 n. Z. 80.
, 1865-02-20
From tic Army OF the James.

From the Army OF the James.
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Feb, 1e.-1nformahon re-
eeived from the Army Of the James, 17th, state
headquarters say that this a. m., between II ard
o'clock, company from each Of the regiments Of
Stewa1t's brigade Of Pfekett's division were sent
ont to oivarca their picket lines about l59 yards.
in order to strengthen as we'll 4. etTaighten their
lihc On the bermuda Hundreds front, opposite the
positlon held by the "a Pm. heavy artillery. Oa
pickets, and after about twenty shots they retrtd
10 their own lines. The patty mixing the st.
tcmpt are reported as having been supplied Fith
tense, and when fired upon evacuated IN the ut :
nost disorder. Their loss. II any, Is unknown.
, 1865-02-20
RBCR U1TING.

Sixty.two men were enlisted on Saturday. This
is 4 falling of Of ncarly ono hundred from the
total Friday thu n, t,lliag Of docs not indicate
a ena ~ ihe Xeck, On Monday the Seventh, Tenth.
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Ninth, Eighth, Twelfth and
Fourth Wards viii cowpete vigorously for man,
and at least ono hundred and fifty recruits will
nrahnhlY he secured,
Tbe soldiers ENLISTED yesterday were thus dis
, 1865-02-20
~ Piper Hangings, Painting, Calcimining and
Glazing. at F. E. Rtgby's, 80 Randolph street.

W VIC call the attention Of our citizens to the
great sale of pictures to tnke place at No: 2o3
South Clark streets All those IN want ofart1cles
t9nity. as 1t is very seldom that such stock Is
offered ut public auction. te2ak4oi-1t
DR.. James, SO Randolph st ,bctween
Stale and dearborn streets, specialist IN tho treat
u1cnt OF ill private diseoses. The following cdi-
.oral j. from the Lafayette Nndl Courier ot Aug;
with the Doctor personally, therefore whai he says
may be relied on, The skeptica1 mg refer to the
eotH1 HsTe ~ ana direct de .ttepto,
cur readers to the advertisement OF DR.. James,
found In another column o. 01r pEper. We have
known DR.. James personally for 11ong time, aud
wc have ever found him, as be i. courteous, cul-
tirated gentleman.-a man Of untemlshed reputa-
lion and character. As physEtaa be stands with
ont rival In he ueatmentof tpec,al diseases,
OF his life to the study Of tnk branch OF medicine.
Cnlike most specialists, Dr. James IL regularly
educated physician. He dos not pretend to come
Ee ssna iiae ho f oaa 5sianep II En- M1r 9
over as Quaek, but as an; n;earnest,. educated man
and physician, he puts grth his claims to public
oil over The South thehoat successful specialist
sou,h Of Mason q DIxoYe line; and Justly SO II We
are To bt;.are The tcatsFony Of soma O: The most
eminent men md phyfciah. q The country.
he wat established af4e ;aiteen years., o. aeeoant
Of Ills devotion to th{ {Union, when he established
himself in Chicago, there he no. resides.
"He has IN thFef fcars' practice at the NORTH,
at the Very bead 4 those devoted TO this c1ass Of
diseases, and VT haza-d the assertion that his
practice Ia large ny oiher physician IN the
Testimonials cy:r put birth from the most eminent
men in the country. zmong whom arc Dt. Jordon,
Of Cincinnati, pr. William Leonard, editor Of the
Sss eof pssiRs & e. f. p54,th hs
who have been SO tn1prtunote as to contract. or
, 1865-02-20
FROM rIRE SHENANDOAH.


NKw YonK, Feb. 1s.-The Herazds Shenandoah
correspondent says:
Van expedition, consisting Of $50 picked men
miles nile al ana Meeting no no. Opposition, reached ia
Charlotte Iron furnace, on Water Lick Creek,
which the rebels had in fnll blast, preparing iron
lis material and machinery, was destroyed. The
force then returned, meeting With trihing annoy
ances from guerillas.
be near Staunton.'
, 1865-02-20

Bos7ox, Feb. 19.-T6e hotels are filing up With
merchants from all sections Of the country, to at
tend the trade Eale commencing on Tuesday. II
surpass anything Of the Kind heretofore known.
Over 1000 bales Of goods had been entered up to
last evening.
, 1865-02-20
New .Hork Money Market.

Nav Y0a1. SatnfdlY, feh. Is.
Mo>Hr-Easicf with large supp'y at ka6 pcr cent
sr1IxIa1 Observation-Disclosures AT 1sS ai1s4 Eor
GOLD.
yatc,ps to eC5X, .nd closing at e934
1Le stcener tty rr Lonnon, lor Liverpool to day
carried OUT $50 coo In specie.
+ GoyxaNNtEF eIcCk4-fLm.
, 1865-02-20
LOCAL MATTERS.

Grand Protestant Ball.-Remembcr the
Grand Protestant Ball that ia C be given BY the
members Of the Washington Lodge, No A. :: A.,
at Ullehs' Hall, on Tuesday evening next, Feb.
s1st A good time is expected. Tickets at the
door fe2lk3241t
Fragrant SoZodont hardeps and inyieo-
rates the gums, purifes and perfumes the breath,
cleansee, beauties and preserves the teeth from
yoath to old age: Sold byAall Druggfsts.
iebM k3Se- 81 MW&F
, 1865-02-20
Protestant Orphan Asylum.


The Directresses Of the Chicago Protestant Or
phan Asylum acknowledge the receipt OF the fol-
lowing yearly subscriptions to the fund Of that
Institution:
N. c. Ferguson, Of Reading, Pa, $40; J. Y
Farwe]l, SID James A. Smith, E10 j; F. A. Bene
Diet 40; II. D: Ogden, s25' VIM: B: Ogden, SIS;
G: G. Wicker, $40; Wm 1ones, IS; J: BECKER,
Burr, S15; Mrs. Rearee, $2J; George Smith, 300;
Whitney & Woodruff, $25.
, 1865-02-20
sThHnkA,

Mrs. J. c. Day and the young ladies' Of Trinity
Church take pleasure IL thankung Messrs. y. F.
Ruese1l, s. II. Fargo, ". Il. c. Maverick, L S.
Besrdfley, also the Sexton Of the Church, T. Ken
drick, who 30 generously gave their assistance In
the management Of the Mite Party given at the
Richmond House. Friday evening, Fob. 17th. BY
prfer Of CQmmittee.
, 1865-02-20

Editors Tribune

Editors Tribune.
-Four eolored men, who have for months been
rnlu-blo employees Of the Eagle Works Manutac-
tu11ng Compsny, to-day enlisted to swell the
ranks Of Illinois volunteers, and help to reduce
Us they have worked, which I do not donht they
will, no one will hase cause to regret that these
colorcd men have dcffed the uniform OF the ctd-
zen for that Of the soldier. ~.
P. ". Qt-Es, Ptes't
, 1865-02-20

NV, ,FAIR-EPIscorAL CnuRcnEs-The ladies
of the Episcopal Church interested In tho coming
Sanitary Fair are requested to meet at the Church
Guild Rooms on Monday, the 20th inst, at p. m.
Mrs W. E. FRANKLIN,
Chm Episcopal Dept.
, 1865-02-20
Cincinnati Market.

C{nctnnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to ths Chicago TFibune.J
CINCINNATI, Sunday, Feb 1s.
Pnoy1s1o4s-The provision market on Saturday was
IN escdedy better condition regards bulk meats
and 1arc For the former there WAS active foreign
lemBnd, principal foreign account, and e8ea Of
$4,000 lbs made at 16c for shoulders. 11Se for
rib sldes 1ec for clear tib and &c clear all looae
Nothing doing in mess pork and prices entirely
nominal Lardsales to the extent OF fully te1cs
at2lAG2ec for prime citF, orders from the East.
Nu1sKY-h held ut $al7@a.18
, 1865-02-20
Railroad Time Table,

CHICAGO AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COR WEST
WATER AND KINzIE sTs.
Day Express. 1900 O. m. '8:45 p. H.
Night Express .......... $3.50 D. N. EGO a. m.
Ja5esviile Accommodatn 800 pm. sa:l5 p N.
+ Woodstock Accom-. s3:00p. N. slQ:90 a. N.
aA1El1A DIVISION.
Fulton and Cedar Rapids. s:l5 T. N. 7:30 p n
f2eepors sn,.G1 saa and g. n SD n
RoszlSrd esSaSrda sRa I'd Tes hS:t S H. ses
Geneva. -. .............,.. $50 p. n. 8:40s N.
MICHIGAN oFNTnAL.
Detroit Express. s..-.....- .6:so = n. "ts:a5 a. N.
tTraips for Cincinnati and and Loairvifie.} ff T. ILL.,
Morning Express. $500 4. N. s11:00 p NJ
Night Express: ?: N. ts:4s :. n.
AND SHERMAN STREETS.
Day Express.........." 500 a m s1to0 IN
REsn1S ks5t tss F. F. n n sss @
Ez,gssss s.s Aa5iss: y! :s:sS S$ .,1;:ss
~ Ma,l end Accumulation .sS9 a n ,,9:d9 9:d9 P
RiSRt RsP'iE R.ss: aily IS E =: .tSSs s.
Gil. i Louisville Exp'r. 400 !. = tll:o9 p. p
{tonnssttag .eita Essncnnsy!uonta Gs::rao E: z,
's Eaaz!ssaf EHz!SPsssi: is is Pm. Pm 11: SS R: R::
n. York
A1,estsn, S's 1e1o pm, 1f'' am. s4' pm.
Phi1adel.,
Washington. .101U p.a. 1G35 a.1. b:15 pm
CRc1ENAT1 A1H LINE
Day Express. b:u0 b. N. lEa1 o. m,
Night Express; *1Goo P. n. -, 1110 p. m.
tFor indianapolis and Louisvt1le.l
pay Expfese A. m. lM p. r.
Night Express. ..1000 p. H.. 1I0O p. N.
uLNo1s CENTRAL.
Day Passenger. 1880 .m- s1945 pm
Night Passenger. f90 m. S300 a. n,
Karkakee Acc'n.. *E45 p. n
Hyde Park Train. ..:......: :s630 a. N. s161a- NJ
...,......@l2,fU p. H. s1:45 p. m. 4
.s5::335 p. N. s8:55 p. N.
Day Express md HAL. 49,. $40 a. N. $50 p. R.
Night Express. .12:00 p. n. ECO 8. n.
Hendosa Accommodation, .4:s0p. n a15 q. N,
CHICAGO AND 81. LeuIs.
Day Express- SW A. m- EDp p n
Joliet and Wilmington Ae-
commodaton. ........... 400 p. NJ E45 q. N.
CHICAGO AND DRoCK ISLAND.
Day Express and Mail..-. $40 n $50 p. m
Nieht Express. .l200 p. N. 500 q. N,
Joliet Accommodation. 4:43 p. n. $50 q. m
CHICAGO AND KLTAuEEE RAILWAY.
St, Paul Express. ...-.... 800 a. N. ISIS o. N.
Express. sEe0 p. m. s19:25 B. N.
Vsukegan Accommodate 5:25 p. m. $50 :, M.
Sundays excepted. fSatu1daya e1cepted.
tNcrdaye excented.
, 1865-02-20
To Purge the Enrolment.


Perhsps the following suggestions may be wor-
thy OF CONC attention IN case Of future dfaft-or
Ifthe present enrolment should be ordered cor
rected.
In order to secure the correction Of the enroll
ment lists and the striking of the lists Of the
namcs Of aliens and excmpts, 9pd the insertion of
the names OF all liable to draft, would propose:
1st. The printing Of the lists, Including IL:
place Of residence Of enrolled men when known,
ior each eub-ietrIct and their distribution by car
rfers to every man enrolled In the district whose
residence could be found. This, believe, Is now
being done In New York city.
ID. The appointment of district committees, and
by them Of fenbcommittees, go that each block or
equare should constitute a district With a com
mitteeman charged with the duty of correcting
the lists Tor furnishing the facts for such correc-
ton to the proper ofceru) by personally visiting
ali residents and ascertt1tng as far a. possible
the facts regarding liability a1icnagc, Other
cause OF exemption. ..-
I'd. That sufficient number Of officers should
be appointed for the purpose Of taking, during
fixed ime previous 10 the draft, the proofs of ex-
emptton. and Of causlng names Of exempt men 10
be struck of, and Of non-entol}ed persQna liable
10 draft to be added to the lists.
sth. The passage Of . law or ordinance requir.
ing ali parties exempt, fe1cept such a. exempt
by reason OF physical disability, pefhaps,) under
penalty, to attend to their exemptions and to
getting 1hetr names struck from the rolls.
The organization proposed might advantages
ously think, be Get nfoot by the city government
acting IN concert with tho various Ward Draft
Associations and, Of course, with tho Provost
Marshal'a office. CuOuI.
, 1865-02-20
AMUSEm EmENTS.

MCVIcKEn's THEATEH.-The attraction At Nc
vIrke1's for the week Just ended has been Msse
Olive Logan. This lady IL an actress Of consfder-
able personal attractions, and in make up and
dress uncxceptionsble. But she IL scarcely equs1
10 the iu,, range Of characters assumed by her
during her stay here. In her own piece" The
Feion's Dauehtcr''-shem msde many friends. She
has Drawn moderately we'll
For he present week, ". ]. Florence and wife
will be the relgntng stars. They arc old favor
ties In this city, and, in their peculiar line Of
characteEs arc nnexcelled. Their visit will be
profitable one to tsemselYea and the manage-
ment
Coz. weon's MusEuA.-The Museum fas been
crowded Nightly during the Last week, and 90 long
rs the Colonel exercises the came judfcious cara
opened lis place 8: amusement i vi! g. crow Crowded
Indefinitely: "Playing with Fire" !" an cxt1ava-
eanza simple in p,of but tnll Of startling sltua-
many thought to be his best has had possession Of
the boards 10. the last week, and will be contin-
ned during q portion Of the present week: The
parts have been well sustained, and the play has
a en'i}ea aeS @ SseeE, he p1odastoH I'd; H' q M IT,
a.Becket, one Of the company, has been played
On Friday nieht Mr. Little will take his benefit,
loci IN he = Merchant Of Venice" III. Little Is
conscientious, painetnl1ng actor. and performs.
remember him on The occasion Of dis benefit we
trust. a..
ae1ae os TIE hs e ai Give
running week, an old lime programme Sont;ioing in
many q The gems whisn we're 50 RSpalaf ds dasins
Gently oeen giYen with great success in Eastern
ciiies. and we have no doubt they will ptove
cquulls successful here.
he aiyen In Smith 4 Ni1on's Hall, every aftcrnoon
and .ycpiug during the present week.
, 1865-02-20

DAR1Ha BuRG1ARF.-Between the hours OF eight
and twelve o'clock on Friday evening, piehbold
& Bohmann safe, weighing sesen hundred pounds,
stracted from the. residence Of James r. Smith,
Jr, No. 145 Monroe street, placed In . stolen ex-
press wagon, and conveyed neatly to the city Inn
ite, nhere 1t was blown open and riae1 Ut its
tents. No clue TO this mystery has get been OBJ
tained. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were absent at par
tt, md the domestic and children occupied the
eecond door OF the houee. The girl Ia under ar
resf At the Central EfaIiou.
, 1865-02-20

Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune1
MnWAuKKk, Saturday. Feb. IS.
FLOUR Dull, quiet and no transactions.
GsAIx-Wheat advauced H01c. Sales On Change
27tc0 bn No IN store at e1sik: 900 bu at sL47A
sei ers option all February. THIS evening the ,rket
ws< unchanged nnd quiet. Oats SIC in store with
smn! sa1ea. sheIled CoTn-Sales Of 400 bu at 6lc;
Pnov1s1oSs-unsettled, with sales Of 100 boxes cit
hnIns at 17Kc.
DRESSED Hoda-Dnll, with sales OF H.. average
light, 1T $l2C0.
, 1865-02-20

HALLS Vegetable Slcil1nn Hair Re-
newer -RencWs the hair, restores gray hair to
Its natural color, prevents 1t from falling off, makes
The hair soft md glossy, docs not stain the skin,
and ts the best hair preparation In the world. Try
# For sale by all drngg1.ts. and BY L. Scovil, 10
Randolph street, Wholesale agent for tho North
west fe19k3374w
, 1865-02-20
I a TERRIBLE ENp.-In the TRIBUNE OF Saturday
| Was reported the ceeape Of q sunuoacd 1eaettcr

The number to whom the County War Fund
Committee have paid the county bounty, up to
dark on Saturday evening Is 1,31s.
, 1865-02-20

4 TERRIBLE ESp.-in the TRIBUNE OF Saturday
was reported the cscape OF supposed desertcr
from train coming from St. Louis to Chicago,
when near the Summit Station. On Saturday fhe
Temains Of the unfortunate man we're found scat
tered along the road tor distance OF at least two
miles, 90 minntely' divided that Identification
seemed Impossible. Ths 5emalns wcrc collected
qnes! was held yesterday.
1t was thought by several parties that the de-
ceased VAS one James or John Harper a notorf-
ous bounty Jumper, who has on scyaral occasions
dishonorcd this city with his presence, but Ii
abseut. 1t Wss. however, satisfactorily aseertaln-
cd yesterday that It was another man, the name
being supposed to be Samuel Harper. the
after the fsshlon among sailors. He was d
paramoEr Of woman known In the police annals
Of cur city as Minnie Clayton, who was with him
in 81. Louis when 31rcsted, and Came on the train
Mllk him.. He Eas arrested On suspicion of being
the notorious James Harper, and must have been
guilty Of stme other CRIME which he feared would
Ee nalc known on bis arrival here. or he would
they could not hold him On that charge. The fol-
lowing are the circumstances attending his end:
He was sitting near the woman, leaned over aud
Eiesed her, then moved towards the saloon Of the
retrethment car, saying. as he entered, GOOD
rye, MiLutc," Immediately alammfng the door
to, and fastening it from The inside: The OH:
Ger tJoEan) sprang to the door, burst It open and
by the hands to the ledge. Seeing the officer,
be attempted to. Jump. and falling head
long under the wheels, was cut In two. II was
thought tia; he had escaped. Ere The body was
found, freight train passed alone in the other di:
sill. another freight train followed In the direction
Of the nrst. IT was a terrible sight, enough 10
ejckcn the stoutest stomach.
, 1865-02-20

CAN'T Fsr.-Thc members Of company d. i7th
II i=ois Volunteers, On Sunday morning presented
to Capt Mathew ". Borlahd, their commanding
~ofBrer sne sword, 81. h md belt md 10 IIeuts.
Sturteyanf and ThoInton similar gifts. The pro
e-ntaticn Epet ches IN each instance were made b
private Warner A. Young. It WAS pleasant eu'-
priEs 10 the r. ciptents. -
, 1865-02-20
4 CADEMY OF MUSIC:
"A Warrington street, bat C1ark md Oeazrosn
KKLLY b Icons XIN3IRKI9

Monday evening. Feb 2oth. and every evening dur.
inr the v. Ell. Last week but one OF the In
accordance with the desire Ct many OF their pair NJ
GRAMN1 hen mfLstrelsy WAs In It's infancy which II
nQV aloet forgotten. or llEa In the lItes ),
o cid iQAs. The newest ptcee Or act VIII late back
, 1865-02-20

T OST-Yrsterday Mornlrg iSun-
IL 3sy>, between II and II o'clock roll ot Gsecn
anu Randolph, where TWO persons, ono In eolditrS
nnioEm acc ths o'her wearing Glsred cap, wero
Who saw man pick up the money. III. loser VIII So
Clark street. frsQ.kiiait
, 1865-02-20

M1lrox1Ar TABLkAC1 At SuTu NIX
oS,s uA11-Aso1HER WEEk, AKp PosIz1vELT
THE LAsJ.-This splendid exhibition, which has
met with such Immense SUCCESS Tor the past
4wo weeke, will reuanin ONE WEEK longer, which
win positively he The last. Exhibftto0s will be
ci,c1i every afternoon OF this week To all of
6rr reaicsl pho havc not yet seen this Iufc work
Of art, wc would SAT "r1lly this week, 1t is the
last Chance
, 1865-02-20

PLAYING WITH FIRE.
To conclude with
BAMBOOZL1EG
In rehearsal, the great Irish Drama OF PEEP O'DA7
~ Ffday-BENEFIT OF MR.. LITTLE.
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Nos. lis and III Dearborn street
C. n. CHADWICK. CE-..........Propfietor and MAn.geT
T. L. FITCH. and stage Manager
NEW AND BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS
A splendid programme offered ecn evening. 4
Urge and versatile company. Several new 5s.rs as:
ergsEed ard will shortly appear Doors o2cu ": IS
turtstn 1Ises at 7:45, SCALE + r PK1uFs-Parqu'tte
80 cents Dress and Family tarcfe 90 CENTS p1ivste
81 1es % and f4oo Single Seats In Boxes Is cents
N. B-A GOOD STAGE CAarENTEk WANTED. To
one acquainted With The business good salary and
D. mapf ut sit aatIon will be Qlvsn.
, 1865-02-20

TRADE SALE OF 81 CRATES
Il BEST WHITE CK0CKERF.
In open lois, and large as5ortm,nt OF Glass ware
Silver Plated Forks and Spoons, at Auction. Thurs
day Feb sd at 9H oc ock at our Salesr ooms A. 46
ie16t99 lot GLHERr 4 SAMPSON Auctts.
, 1865-02-20

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
NJ Auctioneers. u. 46 + u Dearbosn-st.
We shal! all a. our 81 tsEooms A. u and 4S De A.
hnrn stret t. on TUESDAY. Re 2ttt at 10 o'clock,
l,Ist asso.tmtnt OF very superior New and second
H.ru
Parlor, Chamber and .
Dlnlngroom Furniture, ,
Cszrets, Mlrrcrs, Paror and Cooking Stoves Paint
.lpgs silver Plated Forks CaAtots, Buffers. &C. In
satts, Secretaries Ktazers, Ok Sldehoarjs &c. To-
ieiSk2S13t GiLBEKT 4 SAMPSON. aucss.
, 1865-02-20

TOR SALE-AtN Nepcnset~ on the
IL CtlcaEo, Burlington AID Quincy Railroad.
rcod Warehouse With elevators aud best tectlss fo
handling Erain and situated In qne Of 'he best stal1
lars address L5FoRD PRIaCE. Nepon ses; Bate",
, 1865-02-20

will come large Variety Of tropical plants mag
nolias, orange trees, &e, with specimens Of thu
this departments lake yith an island in the middle
where the mus1cians win be hidaen ft1m the view
ster e1a 11ts , +
the pellucid depths Will be broken hy hshes OF all
kinds. and birds Of every plu1nage Will Marble
e e ~ s;
ed In appropriate costumes, making the ecene one
OF real meIidtonsl grandeur, such az the sunny
South vas blest With ere the blight Of secession
Other natlonalttics will have their place in the
Fair. The Norwcgtans will have MODEL work
TnER IN r. q
nre expected to act in similar manner
AIother norelty VIII be = smoking hal, place
Of great interest TO tho gentlemen. n B;-lad.es
mp in true oriental style with dirnna, smoking
csps: water pipes, hot coffee. tno opium or has.
fe
eclman's idea OF paradise A Blfghtly disstmllat
Place Of rest for the ladies' will bs provided with
Refreshments Of such character az the dear crea-
we are not advised Of those are c1td tacoonitd to
ne, hut We hear teat the most gorgeous teudolr
style vii be ob=orVed II the preparations.
The Amuac.nents Of the ratr viii ee grand 4
may be ,ncuded everything ID the shape Of sight
seeing, for which a SPECIAL sum will be charged.
It ie intended to bring in all the public halls
theae he Of gran? eoneeFts M % Macbeth Vii IL BE- Ilied led
by corps draadttQut composed entirely Of ana
tours Cinderella will find her glass slipper
among host Of overwhelmingly twelve yeatr OF
for their melodies OF wo7ds. The lake tunnel,
the arteeiau we'll, the thousand and one othsr
head, and en- the lake shore Will be exhibitions Of
Iii lhe craft known to Western trade, With models
Of Eas'ern ones. a grand sea fight .Eiiltoe cxhib-
, 1865-02-20

~ VIC call the attention of our citizens to the
great sale Of pictures to tnke place at No. 20a
South Clark streets ALI those in want ofarticles
in that line shon1d avail themselves Of this oppor.
tonity. as 1t fs very seldom that euch l stuck Is
offered at public auction. fe51k40t-1t
, 1865-02-20

IA
our next sale Of Furniture and Hnnssh I'D Goods
will lake place st our Ssesyooms Tuesday. Feotu-
nfy q at 10 o'clock. Our personal attention given to
sales Of Furniture, C.. at dwellings rooms.
GILBERT l. SAMPSON, Anrtoneers,
, 1865-02-20
Qrf,1cdoo Mr1bnneo
THE CITY.

GOWNS BA11En1.-Thirty recruits for Co,vin's
uattcry, enlisted BY order OF the Secretary (" War.
sre at Camp Butler, Springfield, awaiting trans"
uortation to Knoxville, Tenn.
, 1865-02-20

TIE STATE FA1n--A meeting Of the Chicago
Driving Park Association was held on Saturday
evening at the fremont House to consult as to
the measures necessary to be taken to secure the
holding Of the State Fair In this city for the
inc two years. After dcsnitoyy conversation. the
following committee was selected to eecurc the
subscriptions NECESSARY, with Instructions 10 re-
port al an adjourned meeting to be held at the
Il. Care, 4. j. WaEht Joseph Mcpherson, Juo.
L. Hancock. +. G. l., Faxon, Geo. D. Carpenter.
Vim. Patrick Chauncey T. Bowen, John Z ,ss,
Potter ra}ncr. George Mansur, q. Il Yates, Jesse
Spalding, Richard Somers.
, 1865-02-20
,Tor'5ale

TOR SALE-About 25 feet Of
4 Counter. straight and circular. Apply # the
Tribune Of6Ce. fel9 kf90Q3k
TOR SALE-Stock, fixtures and
l. household furniture Of Rrst c!ass restaut.nt
situated = 419 5tate street direciy PolE
IehJ9 kGltxr
TOR SALE-30 Draught Horses,
l. ten T.ucks,.zeyen WAGONS and ret of Harness
.rart cr entire stock. F. A. CHAPMAN. No.