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, 1865-11-02

iaine for the Teeth II Is one Of The very best arti-
cles for cleansing and preserving the Teeth. erer
offered to the public and is warranted 10 contain no
acid or npy otter ingredient In tho least Injurious
to the teeth. cake OF superior tooth paste accom-.
panies each bottle The Oadousela1ne can be found
1t Wholesale or resI1, by druggists generally. G
L. Spencer i Co., rroprieiors, Providence, Z. 1.
Mestrs. Du1nhnms & Van Setback, Chicago, ILL.,
noie, Agents for The Northwest.
gc5t oSfs1 I'm rTuSsA
, 1865-11-02
THE CITY.


e.,,.,,+., c,,. ~.
s"tl.m ,,'e" oe.tp.-ine .esun! monsnlS meeune
Of the 'ChuEch Guild will be held at the ssGuild
LGu" this iThutsdny) evening ut r.31
PEnsosA1,-Gov. Richard J. Oslesby arrived in
this city Yesterday and IL stopping Ut the fremont
House.
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.1,I. .ss " u1I WOODS ate Hcommenaea 70 es-
toz1rd BY Bowen Bros, No. u Lake sirea1, They
arc nblc to oe1 superior Inducements to cash buy.
CTS. making 1t to their interest 10 call.
s,,earsr NJ ~. nnn.o ~ p.nsase...,,ssa ooas1'
xcn,lv returne6 fnom 1te to,r .r,,. a.. ea,,tna..
Will lecture before the Young Men,s A-so~,.,ion m
Friday evening. November 16th, IN SMITH i Nixou,s
Hal, giving an account Of bis overland journey II
VIII undoubtedly be highly interesting narrative.
L1crrnE TO sTupESzs--ln compliance With Al
,.no, oincrttorT,, -, s.,,... ,ss sue eeL.
Cu1trr, NJ. a.e,na - ~ s.ss. .s'Au.e W osa
Opera Hoasc, before the students OF the Chicago
~, 1s,11aona' = ns 2eanas5. The1eciare
"'A eo41Aet''e "e ~ y cocA-
1Hr ANEmcaS t)noAr-7he rn.ertor ,,.or4,,,.,
elip and 3nfeb Of the An,erir,n CO., J.. ~, -
telcd bv tbe n,cc.t vo,l N . G,,,s p;,ra a,s.r ~
portion q the action being finished In supellos
aye, Nnue T. tue exterior ca.es are t.9ly beautiful
= p,exee :. " rasa1. 1un1e. ine NqstnWestern
--
DEATH or n. GORDON 1UcSER--Nr. y. Gordon
Tucker OF The fsm OF Tucker & ntomn. tobacco
nif1s, No. . Clark street. who for months past has
befn Ill Of consumption, died yesterday morning.
Nh. Tucker was Young uop of excellent hu.fn.ss
s.." r;,ie a. ~ n5cTAs % .r 5sS rs ~
~ law. sx,Ts md tnf.nt rhtH Lac ae''se
uM,e 49,. Ds@ -, n.n .s 1t'eA.ion 20
4nc o5elet Guy. No. IL Uea1oofn sueet, one
neW rstaurant Which is TO be opened this evening
1y NJ: rs1ss who Intends to make this one Of ne
he found IN the city. Every thing will be found or
The fistt qunty md al he luxuftea as Wen AZ snb
etsntia1s oi the msrket will be served IN hy fhe
CBCtI1r 10 A>,tuaIs-Wc arc informed thof The
r-o.o,,,r,.nt ,,,,,1.. .,,, 49,. ~. ,r =. - 1 -
ns.-s.. ~, .H.'.s ~. Iou .Ne JIMMIE - .smp
thsy hire eaten m the reter nnnhcY of fba ,xannn
tongues to which ibey nrc harnessed. Docs not ihe
Government fuEntsh full rntons Of feed for it's Rni
hals OF u me soppg cat OIL W some one II camp
"''0 A47 0'1>' 17>s ~. -.
GIVE Edr1orrr n .eHt N'oR4ux 1,oou-an
uarttes In the civ pho uoed the services or women
TO wash. clean or sew BY the day, who can furnish
washing or sewing TO be done at home are teoueet.
cd to pnp1v Al the Office Of the Yonpc Mems ch-is.
.1 si = u.sy M na1 inc aoasees o.
1 tIEt uu.uoNa =! Mgttas no.nen WIG Wani WORE
.h t Mnu a.e ~ uGtoosne % ap0n laeiF Aoof aof
'Ae E"p1''4' - e'''1os4ses sao 1aa'11s"
-,.---,
Ahstatu:-"e ate p1easea 10 nouse 1n4t inc
Mcskrs lloyd, come time suspended through the
arrangements psnducsd By the Ketchum ftauds.
, 1865-11-02
TROSBY'S OPERA UOUSI
~ DIRECT0R......+....... GKAU.
TIE 6PH3 A.

Opening EiKht-wEpNEsDAY, November 8.
Regular Eighthx On MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURS
DAT knd FRIDAY,
SUBSCRIPTION.
Tbs former subscribers for pirate boxes 8nd secured
seats and the public generally, arc respectfully uotpet
that ~ sGbssrtptio1s stl be toecived e. seasoa q
emf se4sou, will have the privilege Of retaining ihci
se4ts I'D 6o3es foF ths ns1t Itsl!Sa Opera .eason
House On 1nd after THURSDAY, November !, from
a. II. to r. II.
The office Tor the sa1e OF seats for the nrSt four
ratio rrpFescn. adon6 viii oDcn MONDAY, November
Mr. GEORGE Il. ATKINS Trnal,1rrr
, 1865-11-02

Goes DykpcpaIn Cure.-T7ic only rem
nently cure dyepepsia, indigestion. sick-headache.
and enable dssperties 10 eat hearty food without
fear Of distress. can be obtained at all onr drug
Etoret, Oc31.uSsXEru-rI1.sk
, 1865-11-02
NJ A X II lie D,
d L f ID

AT Toekae. y: 8, Eoxemhes ls., by Rev. 5. F.
FLORA, only daughter Of Z. ". Cole, Of fonkers.
, 1865-11-02
Chicago Gribatre.
Republican Union Nominations,

Judge Of Superior Court. A. Jameson.
napufS GiGsk Superior Court. Il. Bat'cn.
lndce q County Coun y. Il. Bradwctl,
Clerk Of County Court e s. solomon.
County TFeasurcr@- u. Allen.
School, Commissioned. f. Ehelh1Et.
County Surrcyor-AlU. Wolcott. ....
Police commirs,on-r, \. Dlv.-Pred. gana-
Police Commissioner, $. DIVA y. 11tiswosth.
TOWN oFr1cEEA-sorTa DIVISION.
Col]cctoF-1eaac speE.
Asscssor-1 Pt&um4
Superyikoe-W. 5. Cadman.
Assistant supc1vifor-E- J. Whitehead.
TOWN oEF1cEHs-WEsT DIVISION.
Co1lccor-Flcasant Amfck.
Aseeesor-Tnomas ShcsEoa.
supc4s1to1-W. ". Farwell.
Assistant Supcrslsor-Joeeph Wilde.
TOWN of11cEHs- NORTH DN1Mox.
Collecior-Aajor John q. Clybourn.
AFsestoY-Adolph Mueller.
Clc1k-Honry Jahns.
Supefvisor-Phllir Appel.
Assistant supetyiso,-Chntlcs D1andnsf.
WARD AND rows SUPERVISORS.
1et-Cb-sles r. Chtlsun. 1lth-s. l. Knsscll
Sd-k Friebie 1Jth-Eber Woodruff.
4sh-Dr. G. 4. Amc4 1lth-Co-J J. Rutish1nter.
5th-M. Schlnmtrecht- 15ih-Samuel 6h2cdord.
s-fo StsEfa aobins nhasao 'on Eaas,on@k s. TsgIoi
SHY. II. Carstens. Wheelingg-Geo. Strong.
Nh-Reubcp Taylor. lAke-Albert Colyin.
lOth-E. II. Aiken.
CANFAI0E CokNITIEE
Al meeting Of the candidates nominated b. tbs
Union Convention, the following gentlemen were
appointed to act as Campaign Committee:
John A. Tyrren A. B. Johnson,
Col. j. 5. Hancock, Gea+ G. W Smith,
John A. Nelson, 4. h Cook,
s, A. Irwin, III. r. Bsecher,
George Snyder, n. W uuntJey,
Z, 5. Tayler, G. Hlmrod,
vap H. Higgins, Elliot Anthony.
Louis itichbcsr, J. Clongh HRines
i. 7. Root, A. kohn.
A. c. HeliDE, Vim. a. Porter,
Thos. Chalmcss, A. fhabie,
s, j. Rustcu, Gustav Fisher,
G.unt Goodrich, MuHy Nelson,
Charles iodtng. John Rahes,
u. S. Hammond. Wm. Cox.
iaatrrY1
, 1865-11-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Coughs, Hoarxcnoaa, md the Various
Throat Affections to which Public Speakers, Mill
tary 0f1cerB md Singers are liable, relieved BY
fuenee 10 The Affected parts, they anay Pulmonary
Irritation. The freedom from ali delettEtous tnsre-
dieuts mikes The 1roches safe remedy fos tho most
delicate te1nale or youngest child End has caused
them 10 be held In The highest esteem BY those who
use them. n603
, 1865-11-02

nIr. LIpna an, Pnyvnbroker. 222 South
Clark atrcet. has on hand 1ne assortment Of La-
Watches, Chains and Jeyrcry, all Of which mutt Be-
sold to pay advances. ui35
, 1865-11-02

A CADEAlY OF MUSIC,
II Washington street, bet Clask and Dearborn
KELLY 4 LEOS'S bfIN6TRELS.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 3okh, and every evening
during The week. Fourth rear Of only located band
In the Western country.
GRAND KE-DPESISG
Leon's 1nstrels for short season prior to
olenlnQ heiF new Temple of Ainstrelsy In Cincinnati
FhlcKs o. FApA!aloS-P1Quette, 50 cents Gallery,
Gtntsi Orchestra Chafrs, Is cs1tss Private Boxes,
{l9 knd $30Q. No eXtlA charge for Reserved Seats.
During the day Box Once open from 10 to p
, 1865-11-02

The ssColumbfnn Gin,s, tho best artl-
Gle Of American dittillailon Ia now for fae by ali
have undertaken to bottle this GIN 50 that no con
sumer may be deiInuded. uoyaru6S1- -3N
, 1865-11-02

NROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
been In the BILLET before preferred Appiy nj die o9
Ol1cc from 10 a. IN. to D, u, u5s3
, 1865-11-02

RY W. S. STEDAIAN & CO.,
- 17s Lake street
~. On IllGNsDAY morning. Nav. 3D. at IL O'Clock, at
rc anclon rooms l7t Lake street. attractive tuyoicna
to invited. >- >0e N|"S1'oA VI pn}}ats
, 1865-11-02

Large and effective, Of the best otecuyants IN Anert
Ga-nnhy OF them solo players Of The Highest dlslnc.
tion 1he entire numbcr OF the company consists OF
100 members
THE. .REPERTOIRE.
Btstdca the extensive Icgtlar and standard operas,
Will be augmented with thu following important
works hIch never hare been produced n this city,
and gill tt produced IN rapid euccethon:
Galo. BY P2c1nis 6KNIEANlpE, 0IELLo. WILLIAM
TIL BY Rosa'ui; 1 lombard, Verdi; RAFMCAINE
by MeycrbeeE.
The work last named is unquestIonaG1y the n.usnai
ss,,sntoa 81 q. norld a this amcnt, and thcso e
cre6table art strtEe amongst the Managers, as to who
eEhil ptoduce i In the NEST admirable nanneT. Mt
Gfau Gas purchased al the superb dresses for this
great VOTE. rom the original costumu OF the OPERA
Mons Nonnon, er Paris; the vaEte rropcrte. nom
the mtSfen-scrnf and action has also been supplied
!,in ths Grand oee,a. md WAS Forwarded to ~ co.
In the month OF August last Upon these elaborate
plans RId designs the Artists Of tho Chicago Opera
lloule have since been steadily employed.
Although not OF immediate importance, aIr. GEAU
Las the eradication 10 announce that he has finally
xedlenue, =
MADE RISTORT,
Mho. With the Comnany Of ~ Artistcs, VIII Bppcar in
Chicago DURING The season OF 1866 and 1861.
, 1865-11-02

FOR SALE-Planing Alill-Anew
l. Plsnng MIL located on the corner Of franklin
and Ohio streets, containing fonr Planning and Match.
ing Maehines: one HssaEtag sisehine and Al neces.
Shin9!e Machinery eompiets capable Of making thirty
Door Machinery This Mil Is hist class, and il now
doing largo and profitable basines Abby on the
premises. DAVID GOQDWuLIE.
tkSk
, 1865-11-02

cntEtH Gr1lp.-1he resalar monthly meeting
o! The >'ChuFch Guild will be held at the s.Guild
LG4' ihls iThutsGnyl eycuing Ut 80.
, 1865-11-02
.OL. WOODS MUSEUM.

pLEASURE SEEKERS,
l. While you are attending the various places Of
Amusement IN the city, you should NOT forget the
GRAND 6OCLABLES
given By the North Side Sociable Club, 1t uhllcAs
Hal, every second Friday eyonlng. comm eucns Sor.
%. The Mabag hare spared neither time OF irou-
bic, aad aFe determined to make these Socables the
cenlre Of attraction during tho coming acaeou. a
Tickets, admitting ladies and genk'enan . cents.
q Mnlir By NOIiTHwEsIERS BAND. nDs4p
GOCLAL QUADRILLE PARTY
NJ 10 Be Etven A. Washington Skating Park
Hall. on FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. ID, 1865. Tickets
y; admitting gentleman and ladies' Music by the
EorthVesteln Hand, Hest Of rtftcshmcnts 4erred 1T
UDanctng to commence atB4. uG1eIp
, 1865-11-02

GIVE EArloTET 70 THE WoRTu1 PooR,-An
parties In the city ~ho need the services Of women
10 uash clean Or sew BY the day, Of who can furnish
washing or sewing TO be done at home, are reoues-
cd to apply Al the Office Of the Young Meme Ch.is-
ttnu Association. whC1e they Will lind the address Of
Large number Of worthy women who want work
and Who arr mainly dependant upon their labor for
The support Of themselves and fAmfitas.
, 1865-11-02

GTRAYED-Or stolen from the
~ new cattlo Yards on last Sunday ulght. N sstk
bay mafa badly marked from thc effects Of foAimx;
Also, dark brown hosse epFunK IN holh ~ n
formation leading to thslr recovery, bJ Jolls M
Ila9, II tho above place. a"S
, 1865-11-02

WANTED-Agents to sell q book
Clarke ausho! Of Day u May Lis In The West etc
- The sIos{ s{ Is \ CONTRAST OF PATRIOTISM,
Copperhead whose clo<es At the gates or Hei
4Evening Journal Il Is having IN fun.nensc salc.
Price II, post paid-dfscount TO agents. .>dtrtas
AUBURS PGnL1SH1NG COMPANY. ROOM NO. ~,
lctUb4rn BLOCK. Chicago. Ill,
, 1865-11-02

eatiest test Of tte presence ia so1ntion
81 starch. iodide Of potassium and 'DItn wsser.
ton Of the potassium. The ozone Is iound il yeTy
email amounts, in The lower stsals of atmosphere,
where The poisonous gases are found and The mails.
rious dieeascs arr most frequent in tho low lnuds
and ncal The margins Of streams. TIE higher por-
lions Of the and and upper rooms arc mosf healthy,
and the mfnimnm Of the easee conducive t0 the ms.
,hs, u; he yoa a. can Eet toss.s ssren f. sc
aSsdanne influence, becomes matter of c,eai IN.
portapce. 1t was formerly eppposed 10 be the
cnuse Of choler1, but, on the conrury, it now ap-
era, aud Il Is not too much to anticipate tbat BY
Md-by. by the use Of this OF some other equally
powerful AGENT chemistry viii enable us to eopaat
by charging the atmosphere With salutlf.rous
asent-
under two d5etinct kinds including both under tbe
term mfasnata. which you VIII please distinguish
from malaria, which y particular kind Of mtasns-
uoRs in the atmosphere, whether termed tdio-mlas.
nata- which IL especially from The bodies Of men
md enimal. and kctao missmath, which is from de-
mention cmanations from animal bod
c.t ls 10 "ta 30 'aes hsess hRshsR Ms n,D, have m
epidemic, the Aslauc cholera, remarked N
speaking. O! cart,oufe add eas that The eymp-
toms Of death tn confined places were not slxaTe
and wholly tbosc aftendin: death from carbonIc
acid poisoning, lat indicated the presence OF some
other Murbfnt substances TO inLo crowded room
where therr ie no ventilation, 70 into bed room
Hhcrethere hAs been s1iChi rent1xtio1 and your
oltactorics will recognize peculiar tmell, md ns
tbe number confined tn the room increases that
smell becomes more distinct and offensive Al.
tbonrh the persons in the room may become accuk.
TONED TO 1t and only teel sense OF languor and
cssineet, It u1ay bc 20 strong thst pcEson coming
from the pure air will have 10 leAve the foom or
stnk down With The SYMPTOMS Of fsedatfye poisoning.
ReeoIcct that from n1 this respiratory surface, or
ganic enanaiionA constantly passing, seGetions
OF the body. decomposed matter and pns Scalea are
cnniinnal1y passing of Notice the rank odor from
ccran bodies and EDow thai ts passing Oh into the
atmosphere, md that Rom al the surface Of the
lungs is being thrown Oh also organic matters In
snc6 amount as to be plainly noticeable to the
oltactor1es. A nnan who has been drinking Wh1sEey
or eating onions, or any other odasifeFous sub
etance the man who hA: bad teeth or liberated
talking politics you cannot but constantly notice
thc oaersise c1usfa he Is pouring forth. Somc-
times too 1t fs from fotlDn lungt, npprolmatins
the slate Of gangrene, decompoeiag I'LL tha !
ame-tben lake The whole collectively
ana tmcll IT tn one grand ol4ctory elon. md yon
VII recognize the fact OF organic e1nanatlons In !
E1eai abundance Let my one breathe on pane OF
EAts OF ta3e that useful little nstrnmcnt the asp
fatof fo that his tEeath will settle On q smooth sur
eoo You VIII hnd that these organic xubstauces
ntc deposited rapidly and In large auonnt Nc dI,.
, 1865-11-02

CoAL-The following from the Delolt {Wn
Joa1zd 1s particularly reeshlpc inst nt the presen
time. We iurite our worthy coal dealers to care
tul pe9usal Of the item. II Is good to takc:
The Chicago papen qnole anthracite coal II
That city at s!.oo. But Mr.. Frost the Beloit coa
dealer says be sells II here At I'll l0o znd has lately
1eetaved ~ onaer tof the article from Chicago! so
seems Chicago ia Pesting into the way Of looking
70 Beloit Tor heE coal Well. sonn commercial
town do have advantages ovc1 Others which en
e1ls them 70 undeEse them in spite Of taenealvas.
ChieaEo - tometltas Of place. no doubt, bui che
- sorne othef towns which yc, DO not In every re-
6pect feel themselves very inuch abUye her-at nny
sste arc Mit'ns TO o1n thst she Is quite rrpecta
bic rival"
, 1865-11-02

w WANTED-Agcnts-To sell .
Yy compete HISTORY OF THE GREAT AMERI-
GAS ,o], 12 send f., St;
~ BEAUTIFUL PUKTRAITsD OF HOTH Loyal
AND KEeEL GENERALS. trtco tl.s. postrni+
i0& CO.. ko0m II LOMBARD GtQek, Chicago, LII. p34
, 1865-11-02

CRCEI7T TO As1IA1s--Wc arc informed that the
Government mules sent from the plaius 10 Camp
Douglas for sale nearly starred TO DEATH being
fed on oDethtrd satione and that in their hunger
they have eatcn up the greater number OF the wagon
tongues to which lhey Hrr aarnessed. docs not The
1nals. or l. the supply cul on by some one Al csmu
who 1as othcT useS 1U{ tfS
, 1865-11-02

No7ArruoRxED.-The gentlemen who run th=
botes Ticket arc mol content with securing the aid
OF the 'tafe-in-thereat party, IN support OF their
movement. but they must also assume the coopcta-
tou Of Een0e1nen who have no sympathy with
them We ate reliably informed that MI. J. VIM.
ship and some othesE OF the gentlemen nominated
at the bo!ters' ratification meeting Of Tuesday
evening. a. Ficc Ptes1dent4, were not prcsent and
also, t6at Mr.. Fraztf who was announced as Secre
1nIy. was abbent Not cnly we're the gentlemen re-
fcHed TO no! present At the meeting, but they do
lot endor4c the movement
, 1865-11-02

w WANTED-Agents-$150 per
,vxyn He1ih @ 70 % sell .hs IArRoyED NEW gSG-
This Machine will stitch, hem itl tuck, cord, braid
bind. EstheE gull: and emtloitsr. Etery Machae il
~, Chicago LII, or call At Room No. 8, Post OtIce
Block, cornsr Of Monroe and Denrborn Sta, Cnicsgo
, 1865-11-02

DEATu or n. GORDON Tur6ER.-3r. u, Gordon
Tucker Of The ftm Of Tucker brown, tobacco-
uists, No. - Clark street, who for months past has
been Ill Of consumption, died yesterday morning.
Mr. Tucker WAS yoRne man Of excellent buatpess
capacity and hnhits, and vss highly respected By
lnEc circle Of fcnds who decnfr trcre1 hls deuise
uc leayc4 wife and tnfant child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
LITERARY ITEMS.

Mr.. Tcnnyson has recently returned to az
.esi1ence, IN the Iso OF Wight. from his mothers
funeral. Mr.. Tennyson whose loss has affected hc
son deeply, enjoyed TO The ast hale old age, and de1
upward Of CO. She had lived many years in the neigh
borhood OF Hampstead.
4 letter ffor NJ. Tcuiliet dConches, editor
# the Correspondence of Queen Marie Antoinette
saies that II discovery has recently been mado In The
private library Of the Emperor u Ausris Of series Of
letters between Maria 1hrca End her daughter. Marie
noincte FROM the maria Of the latter 10 tie death
q the Empress There "a ctteis OF whica 30 Of
TIE original ,yc been found, but tho copies Of the
Others are being fuly authenHcsted The letter sdis
that NJ Arnold member Of the States Of Austria, and
deputy oonser7ator Of the imperial archives, is aboni 10
pu blish the -tters
II. II. g. Ollendorf the author Of many we'll
known grammars Of modern language has just died In
Paris.
Mrs. Elizabeth I, Porter Beach, the author
OF "Pdsyo" las received from the Queen Of Spain,
through Admiral Peusins, gin Of a massive enb'
oiarely wrought. cnamclcd golden bracelet adorned
with valuable Oriental iopoz Above Ills topaz Is q
tiny crown IN diamouds md ~ To base large pearl.
The topaz bears the cipher Of the Queen The gift was
accompanied " Ia o letter foia tie private sccIctary
Of Isabel H.. rrefoating the Jewel rs On acknoTedg.
ment Tor the pleasure She hss received iroE "F,le!o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
"WEDNESDAY. April POI. "


Gold opened at 1872, and was not strong at any
time during the day. The closing price was l5Ol.
The demand for Custom-House purposes sbsorbs a
good deal Of cash gold. The frmness In Exchange
also sustans the price for the moment, but there Is
no strong buying for al upward turn.
Government Stocks are all strony and in active
demand Tho 6s of 1881 sold at 100 1921; 5-2os,
1851 a 1859, aud lO-iOs, Gi097i. At the close OF
business the rates were for Is Of 1891, 1895 elO9s
J-2Os, 1881, and lO-iOs, 81. Tennessee IS and Mis-
sour 6s we're both lower upon triaing sales. Rail
way bonds, bank shares and all loan investment
stocks are held with great frmness at full prices.
| At the Stock Exchange the market did not main
tain the extreme quotations Of last night, but the
I only weakness shown was that caused by sales to
realize profits. After the Board there was brisk
demand aud higher prices paid than for somo time.
Erie sold at 82i, Michigan Southern at II,
Fort Wayne 1901, and Northwestern preferred,
I65i. AT this advance, q disposition was
shown to realize profits again. The extreme rates
we're not sustained, but there was no pressure 70
sell, and up to the meeting Of the Second Board
prices were strong At the Second Board tho market
was irregular, but as whole firm, Enc selling al
ono time at $50 and receiving the chief attention
In the street the market was strong and price'
were fully maintained.
The market has all the elements which attendcc
the upward movements Of 1863 and 1864, abund
anoe Of money, satisfactory earnings, and wide
Icircie Of operations. The amount OF bushes
I, Idone by telegraph - ve!y laIge and tie who'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27
EBooLs Received.

Nv MsIried Lt Hillside. ny Rsuy Gray. lsmo. 10
30 ilId lloughion.
Life and Military Career Of Major Cen William Tecun,@l
Sherman. By tie Rev. Z. G. Hesdey. Emo. PIP 100
Wilan H. Appleton
AZ Anchor. a Story of Our Civil War ny An american
l2lno. pp. 81. u. Appleton Co. III,
Sermon. on moral Subjects by His Eminence, tardin'
Wi.eman. 8vo. PIP. 49i. d. J. ssdl"r Co;
iIistofy Of Julius Gear Vol. l. Svo ~. fJ. hHp'f
BroiboTs. an
The Idsa Attained By Eliza W. TsTnh1o. i2no up DO
{ NJ. Plumb & Go. "a,
DID, 49, II. y. Peterson Brothers. ~
The Adventures of Fudge Rumble limo pp 23l In
SGme IN,
Tlu.bsuds md Homes. by Marion lsrlAnd Emo w. 3"
Sl,idou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

CORgECTIONs--In our account OF the fu-
neral Pageant on Tuesday alusion was made TO tho
appearance OF Mr. George Murray IN tho procession
The types made us say" Exactly 90 years Oh age "hen
mere child Mr.. Murray walked In the funeral corteSs
OF the Father OF his Country, George ashns'on, NC
the same being, Of course, most pap"Dy ensure
statement. What our reporter wrote was EAao'y
81 years ago. So
- Capt Petty ofthe Fifth Precinct was in co'nnshd
of the police force which acted ss tho guard OF the COL
ored Division in the procession on Tuesday, ana NOS
Sergt Gay, rs inadvertently stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

both by seaside and woodside as IN agreeable Sun
meI companion, Astounding in spicy illusions and
dry humor, rigidly Pre-Raphaelitish in its local
colorng, and revealing rich, strange nature in the
writer, while it gives an intense, almost palpablc'
reality TO the scenes which come in contact with
his creative, sgarming brain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-27

RoCKLAND CoUNTY.-The new town OF stony
Point, IN Roesland County. has elected Wesley y.
Weant, Democrat, for Supervisor The Comfy boaFa
1ow stands; Democrats, u Union !, (Ha'en'raw(