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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
The Asssisilatior Of President Lincoln


The excitement produced ,hroughsr
,he courtry. hI this rufkan,y and b.u,s
outrage upon the laws Of civilization an
norsli,y, ID s,l raging With unsbs,e
Violence lLde.t. i; afrears to be .
the increase, ra!hrr iFnn on lha ~a''
AID the pec,le both North ard s."h
hre inicnsely ssitsted by tho sad egsnl
Nothing short VI the arrest aud punish
nl-nt Of ;ke assassin aud his confederate
will, We believe, rt>:ove reason sui OF
.er ~ Ks minis e .he people, AID vs.
eommcud intm f,r the earnest dt sir
,kcy 20 universally 'xpIess for th~ ap
preheLslob ii ;hp nsIE4ettrs. IL susc
It;s grca. C, ;rue to ~ nGavcDg ! ~oui
~, furnish .ietEss Cor fa.are lswiess
rs.s ana murder; whilst it would inaic
40 ineSsctahl- stain upon r publican
iusti,utiuas and cur Ea,icnal character
II is not for ~. al this day. after hav
ing demonstrated q lower snd grcatncs
ut which ali Ohris,vudom stands aghes.
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law mus, t,, inflicted upon ,hcm!i
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Yea ey nis ouo''' a'''on' WAY 'sea'
sh'nid We oe "har2s' ~'tb consPr'Hg for hId
Se''rue;''nf Would not such strp have
heeb snic'dh! 10 our interests ard utterly
saoSe's''s o: the principles We profess
"sa'o' 'e' . 'sso 'oe ''t'es OF nooto'
~o'so S poo 's.eu 10 'o'''' 10 Gay s'sssac
'a' u De 's'Hms's'y 'nie'F'd from the
language OF 1915 'e''er 'ha' reoes synps'
'h'-' - '''! !o'"esu Elm !" 'he "1f'er o'
A'"'o'" W ''e 0'"''S'y' H"eS ne
1o' S'A's 'Ap's@sp 'a'' "e vas ac'"s 'h'
."'' ap'" "'' - 'eFo"e'"n''
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ample e''is1cs 10 our minus 10 zoe hs''e
'''ofe u We e's 'nofoush'J ssnso''
'ea' n'"'p 'eo Dis c'f'e'rrs'es eooso'fe'
the wicked seh"me which has resoi'es
'"sD''O' - '"s ''o'''J' ."a '''' 'oey
ana '"ey o'o"s' are ,efp'h''o'e 'of H. /
'ny ms" IN ms sFc'''n OF mo e'ate. o.
e''eN '''s' "1s A'oN"s' 'n' :aeo 'oeh
pf"ee'"n OF e'ncea'D'fh'' 'e' a'"' 90 ~
res'eo ano pthf'ned Is 'ne 's"s o'fee''-
bas' let not 'soseaDessoe "'>fed upon 'n'
'unocsnt. even 'nonSo 'he gai'y sn"nlo
max" their escape, Justice end publ;
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
According to s,.-i.,ics If Ca,ho,icism n

According to s's-i-,ics If Catholicism in
England 10 1864 there were 2l bishop.
] 900 priest, l.l32 churches and cha pels.
5s religious bsue- Of .ren, 20l converts,
snd II calleges. beiag ao Increase since
1850 oi u bishops. 4G2 priests. 4i9 OBJ
urch.s aud 9h.p-.s. ~ religious Louses
;pl a..U, las eoSscn;s and college.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
FOR S!irRItP.

THOMAS ]. n.VlSis .-conr,. 0 rici -
he voters .; :: Nary. County, ~ a r.At. -
date 'os SL' rin =; ;he -hsuiug e!ectuo, AID
viii - warmly sapI- ,:.4 10y
IEOEAiUIHJiP% DISTRICT.
hrr 21,4 ls+2--;c
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

TIE latest novelty 10 Psris 10 a new
(ssy!e Of dress which may be said to be a
wardrobe IN itself. the same garnet being
|capsbse Of presenting tuo. or cven three.
different aspects The dress - readily
transformed By folding Iappe,s. bu,.oned
|or looprd sceoriisg to The formation oi
|'he pattern. The variety Of application Of
|'ois happy hes Is esdIese; . walking dress
may. IN . few ins,abs., be eoDverted into
|a dioDcr dvess. sbd vtos ver.a, aod ,hus
|ssve considerable time aud trouble by
avoiding tie Inconvenience Of r.drrs.ius
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
3j3 acres

S,e s< .ss-.
TIE rt'-e 'ao' - ia 10y jt?, {, the ~i,-
'"w~ d 'wcs ths.-.:. which hAs n,ss J, t-.o
|a.~!g.n-! by the Ce,n',
p'-'"s'''": siv.:. 81. the l.s lay Il jss,4..
ry 1866.
TRIMS DP SAIE.
n" feir'< =: s-@ as pr->'r,h.L ~ shs 5s~
c:s~ are o'<-h u! the p'Ir-na., ,m"ocv ia ,..s-
:''sh ihe ha'an:~ /" 10" I-.ii ~ ,,x s~rivr. Al
rith'"" /" .a"a'hs--:!.r .i-~r'"a r,rn;nIs :,
r7 s'.tr':! by a. aMil j. II SIC pur.h..e.
with ~'ruI'iy :" y. 1i,rr,:~.i by ,hc 1'7...t-s.
.r,' '~ar'ng in'-rs. ir VA t',~ t3ly ~ > -.
"h'n ai shr pu:ch4>. ~ .ocy .hll :.
l"ic. tnr I'. e. -Ih cA~,l;- i E'~i I, r!,.
sur ':N~r .F.r. ,,,.r Au,i ,i;.cA.-set T. ~. 49,.
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
sF3s~7ra D,ta. SkT?yyr
s. III, !ssit.! > IA xss =
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T!.un.uAy "pNiNG. ~ aIL u I.64
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
OAKLAND HALL.

" 10 admiralty l'cs:sd ip AZ Asr-sahs asA
pleasant n'iShtonr,o'.. upm S.. Pa,ri, /,
(cEe~k ~fH'a' ''ne nH!.. fron. tie Potomac n>-,.
Is''d CONVENIENT = -chrIs e.i>.h,e.
schurch.s. kr.. AID t.,i.lsias
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

4 BsAvEr1s pgcEsts rn2 ASSASSIN -
IOa Tuesday the rebel prisoner" at r'n'
Lockout. throush their serg ANTS OF di'i'
|ions. p,ss"d resolutions representing tht
voice Of % 900 rebel prisoners. express
ing their shhnrr"ncc OF th" s<sa's'"a''or
|of the late Presiie,' ani their warm >y'n
ra,hv with the distressed family Tbs
'reanlu,io. Q wer~ ia ~ sent 10 the '" 'r DE-
psr;men, through Grn. Barnes. Comn'a"
aa,. y, Polo, Lookout
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

JXYr DAVIS Goiss TO TExAE.AE.v
Yokx. April 73.-The Herald's Susolh
|(Vs } correspondence states shs, rebel Of.
6eers had arrived there, reporting ,ha, the
news II Lse's surrender reached JEFF Da-
Wis. at Dsnville. three days after bis pro-
|c!a1stion. J.s i~ft 1t daylight mex,
morning for Greenshoro.' He stssrd thas
II he vas pushed he should 20 to Texas.
whore he was sure he could rally sn army
around him and ssake another s,ssd -
TIA, he should never leave th4 limns Of
The Coafedor.ey. He i.sued Uniers for
|,he cavalry TO join him. aid to bars the
bridges over ,bs h.herrip and Rosrsk.
rivers. which is reported to hsv. bern
done. and also iox ,bs evacus,ica Of Wei.
|doD.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

STATEMENT or JUx,rs BRr-cs Born -
IA dcsp..ch from Cincinnati. ravs: "Jani.
~ BrutuS Both il in dep grief over the
tragedy which INVOLVES his brother Wilke.
as All assassin Iii. engagement would
have closed 10 night. hus b" dared n"' ar
pear He inform. me- tha, J wiki.
Booth was tn hsre been married snor :" y
.d.nCktrr Of Senstor T}.l~. Mr. II 9TH
has snn. to the county, tonight. .n l.r,
,qni-' unii' the cxcitsm:n, h. passed. ~.
p,c-. his ronm and pnlis his h.ir Tx" =
man d-ranged He also states ,h"' i sh-
reports are tra. ag.ins' WIKI. Ei1in
''sni bimse!! will De Compelled to ic...5 ,hc
stage"
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
Correspondence Of ti* BIIt'm,r, S.n.

Correspondence Of ti* B.hin,r' Sn.
ARxExr OF TIE MIxpyR1R or C.rr,,-
WArK,Ss. .-AH,Ap La. April ~ i
will be remembered that soaI. ~,"ks >i,ce
Cap. Th"s H. WaAin,. lat. ot C,,up.ry
B, purDrli Md } L.gi"n, vas ~" t.i
tally asss~-instrd al b;s rrsi3cnce ou Soarh
River. in sLls coa'.'y. by ',an a. sh,-
time supposed to the .jonn Boyle. sg,..
"a aboai ,Lisy :ra.r. As the r39,I nj
dcmon,trs'r. :his sappnsi.on var "el pr.
dica'ei. o. .S.iurd,, lost inform .,io,.
~ss r"crir.c' ~: b. hlrhr.r .! Cal; i.
'ta:a Watkins bai trcn crrcs,rd ia Free!
|-rrick city. the narry having cnnf..sscd nc
diced. bui rrfuaca ~ dis .lnsc bis pau,e.
|whereupon a military guard. va, dcs
patched 10 the latter city. and ls.. iy!,
|'hey returned with ! IN Boyle III ch.rgr.
He is now in jill in toi, city. VI.
PREa,DEsr Jou:-o,'e REMARKS ?, rHx
|Nxw YnxK DRtESArI After shank
Ing thr gentlemen 70. their vi-it. h- stated
|.hat there are Thousands "f ,n.n invrlv.d
iin.,his rebellion who have hnen r-l-d BY
designing and consaions leaders. wh" M -
i"sIre nercy aud elea,"ncy. T"y shnal,!
have mercy 'x'.ndra to them; as 'Ai"k
tha, ex"sns,.e -l-n"ncy and .u.rcy is on,
Of III. suribs,cs NJ God hw,. !.r:s.. g.."l
|of ns:ion. sern j"s.i:c 10 tie wes. sp.
proprist' N rry. controlled .aj se,ua!.d
10y events. TO BE mated out to III. enx.c+,u.
land a. yiostn1 :rxi,cr. who b.x,. la! fh...a a
mass's fro" 7"ac" un'i plenty. 20 war aud
|icsti;ution. A. l have stated t.. ,su,
nnts De gai'len b. the events Of ;hs future.
and with ss hon... heart aud au hnu-s,y
|of purpose. endrav"r. to the bes. of my
shi'i:ies, t" -'e'r tie ship Of State to 4 Sc
..G l.. l.. IL
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
TRUSTEES Sale
OF
.bKA!h R3TAPR,

soY 7irtpe If deere nf :h, Circuit C.,ar, f..
y Sair.s Hsry's c'un:y .s,sfng ~ Cour, os
Eqnity. bearing date the sx,, day of Na-,i,
Iri.!a-"n hundred aud si1,y-6ve. and psS<,;
in eause in the ~id Cruri in ~.ich ( =
Blaki,t"ne and others are naplai1Aa,-. nrs
IJ.'hn Rlakis,sne aai Others are defendant,
'hr undrr.aenrsi will scll n. ruhlic sale, At the
C ur, e u-o door. n, Leonard Town OF
TUESDAY, the e3rd day Of
May next,
Cf fair. 1"o' she next fair day there.tte.) }
the following pr'rer, " AZ. -
That tract e~ r,re-' of land lying IN tia
4'h elecrTon dis,'ic, N 81. |fary's cuun,y 81.
I'oir.ing the lands of VIM, AAuinslry Of Wn...
and "the.S. Of WHICH the late John Black.
[ time died s-is"! %s'd possessed. and sensrAl.r
known by the name Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

A LETTER PROM J Il. BnorH WASH
|,ser N. April % "A letter r.or'vrl al
Ford. Theatre. directed to Wilks.
,B 10Th. ha. been handed {" th~ r'ii"' II
i. in the handwriting Of Junius Brn.u'
Booth. and il .imrlv signed Jan" The
writer speaks Significantly Of the oil bust
ness. and sdvi.es young Booth to shand""
i, now that Richmoni has beeu given ny
anc, Ice has surrendered. 8. his friends
believe IL will M, b. proitshle. A pct
script signed "A'i.e" is appe6ded, s.viag
IBoo.h siuiiar advice.
, 1865-03-29
Markets bv Telegraph.
CUR bflDNlt-IiT niAHhET REPORT.

Especial Dispatch to the WesreTn fress.l
NEW YoEK. March q M!dnirhe.
Railway specn'au was rather tame at tue Stock
Exchange this morning. Except tn Fort Wsvne aud
Rex Island. The tendency Wac towards lower
prices. After call the who's market wss heavy and
lower. ~Goye1n1nent stocks are quiet and strong-
&oa, and miscellsnefu shares were generally duI.
but without any 1tmarsable change.
nA11koAD s1o,Ks.
halfway spccul.ston hroke down at the Second
Board, And thtre was > sudden TALL Of a9s = cent
through the entire list. There was no special causs
assigned ftE shIs h.asy ecine only th. general de-
nse to sell.
Cold was unusually steady and uniform during the
morning. towards noon there WIS r1st ct 4at q
ctnt The gold room VISA vary quiet all the afternoon.
and fluctuations we're slight. hemA1ket is sustained
By the scatcity Of cash gold. and many Of the oears
are covering their Contracts sooner than pay XXX 2
cent from day TO day for god.
xoGKY.
The dem21d soz Eaoney continues very light sses.
ling and busIness exchange il uuchAnRed There VIVA
ouite ger er.l d tuuand for tomorrow packet.
PRTRoLEUx.
In the present actty1ty OF petroleum stocks, and
With better market, sn immense business IS being
done in Oceanic a. advancing prices esls weEs Btu
chan Farm tits Euptre City f1S> Exce!klor &iS0,
Germanla Bic: Utit~d States t1i0o: Oceanic $500
Rypd Farm $500. Tack $500; HeJdricK t2s5o
Cherry RIM Tic Petroleum market opecso nrsa to-
day. hot closed Fat aud nominal At Sic for crude; s.
as4c for rennsd in bond. and sz37ic for Eee.
pBY 0oops.
There hst been d. cidcd dec Inc In pr'cea Of Dry
Goods especially standard brown sheetInEt. css and
tlraehcd co.tons, ~ishin few days. Agents hare
en- compelled to submit to reduction OF hold their
goods. Oac OF the 1eAdlDg 1ooeinE houses reports
New York Mills bleathcd xhe, others In proportion.
Stark Nj Is: Hsuwn 4lkc, Amoskeag ueulms Sc
Prices s1e rspitt being based on cotton. At about
rc pcr pound, and whi,e man5 goods hare already
rfathtd hs narket others arc he'd back only by the
scarcity Of fsome particular stgles In Market
LATER.
At Gal1bghers Ereping Excbange-Gold. lssx; n.
re, seK; Erie. 4oK; Hu.son. e.k: Reading. %; 81
s. ux; C. 81: Pitts, s2x; R. I s6 n. r.. 21H; Do
pfd, ;5y; Ft- ". s9x; o. d II Certk.. FL; Cumoet'
1apd SIX: MarposA. 11K. Gold and ttocks were very
active and rather weak call Gold sold asteT call
At 152 and rallied to 1871.
, 1865-03-29

Action Of Lumbermen and Owners ofEleya-
tors In Reference 10 the Late
Detroit Convention.

| 4 meeting ofIunbernen was held on Mondsy
| evening last, at the office Of Pearson d Co., for
| The pnrpose Of taking INTO consideration the at
ton OF the late convention OF vessel owners, held
s5 1ox1ne psesmb1e n and rssointions vefe adopted.
and received the signatures ofthose present 1t
mcef1pE:
held in The city Of Detroit, the month OF Feb
ruary Last, and organized What they designate a.
tIe "ship Owners Association Of the Northern
to change very generally the existing custoas OF
receiving and dfscbare1pg freight; the time al
lowed shipper and constgnee to provide for loa:
Ing and unloading vessels after ar7ral in port the
rules foz demur1aee. and o.her important modi1-
Cations Of existing us4ges; and
NHKntAs, These customs and usaees sonehtto
and had the consent Of ali parties interested
through long ecaes Of years; and
WnEREAs. The changes sought 70 b made are
the association seeking to make them
Noee, ihtreore, We, The undessis sned lumber
msnnfae.nrers md dealers of the eiU Of ch,esEo.
do hereby declare by our signatures hereunto at-
tached. Wh,,e we recognize and eoncede the I'M
p9rtance and ys1ue ofthe interest represented in
fsd desEs in tss auss =. IT,
parties 20 represented that we rexard most Of the
tougt to Be wt s,
ant impracticahle, and so far as the resolutious
OF said Association are designed 10 apply to ue
ano IL u11 AteIesul We eteepecuu1F p1ptest sat1st
and w1I! not acautesce in them; and in those
points wherein they change existing feonl ahons
and customs we Will not charter vessel. in accord
ance with them; and that In our Judgment all
cases OF special hazard. extra labor or expense to
weasel owners Bhon11 nebtfuily be made matter
Of special contract between the parties Interested
Dated Chicago, Mareh 24th, 1865.
Signed BIZ Mcst,s, Ryersou. J. Be1d|er L Rre.,
T. NJ Aver n r FifIred Penraon Averv h ~
A. R. Gray & Co., Barton & Jones, bneal j. sent.
WefherciI 4 JenE1ns. MrMn}ien ErinE = r. ~ ~
Ludtneton j c.. Law i Spaidine. n. Batchetjsr
4 ~ Rnifav 4 1nosi car (, Dahe.ts n
, 1865-03-29

the moet beautiful as well a. the most ptr3zct
rrccfmens, Photographic art aided By ail the 40.
p1i.nccs Of science and modern improy yements has
ye1 produced. In The spacious ana attractive Art
Gallery Of Wallis Brothers. on third door. can be
always eeep specimens OF various kinds, sizes and
style. OF pictures they produce. A more ta,tc.
fu1, interesting or mefttortoua collection never
elicited the sdm'fatfou Of eonnotsscnrs or she
appreciation Of the general public. Tho laree.
eoant, Ese11-1ighted and tastefully finished &.
h;hitlon room, IL always open to visitors, and W.
know Of M place where pleasure. 1nstrac:lou and
profit can be n'ore Ieadily obtained. We know oi
10 more accomplished artists than Wallis Bro.
theirs iu the West. They do nothing but Frst et4ss
work, and their prices ire ~ ressonab'y moasr-
ate ax their pictures arc superladycly excellent,
, 1865-03-29

Ntw PEs1 HopsE-Yes,etdAy afternoon Mayor
Sherman, accompanied BY the members Of the
Board OF Public Works, paid visit Of inspection
10 the new Pest House, previous to It's being OPEN
was declared to be perfect In every particular and
the yeiure departed fully convinced that Chicago
possteres one Of the bert situated and most COM
modioue ema!lpo1 hospitals II the west. As
pesyed in the fH1BuxE. 1t Will be unnecessary to
make any re-capitnlat,on. The officers ef The
hospitsi are: Phystcian-Dr. 4 nsh4; Health g
| officer, Charles S. Perry. and Maton+ Mrs. H. l.
| Boyinston. 1t will be open to receive patients
this afternoon or so-morrow. The neces11ty OF
such IN erection ba. long been felt Tor despite the
| clan. he miserahe hove1 hitherto well coRno-
| mcned the Pest House. would seem tfom rs ap-
| pgarance to eDgendtr r7ther tnan inlay disease.
Hsple shat my one who once enters it, portals re-
1nrns alive, Still the morality has not been
lsFge. Since the dret OF last December ont OF
aSn.s ons e dsys na s1d 1onE
conta1us, huddl WITHIN its narrow walls. e1esen
sufetefe all Of whom arc IN Afalr way sffecoTezy:
Il tkAl! snd attention Gan perform saen Wonaess N
frnm an fnsltution furnifhed with every convent
ence which experience ezA suggest
sr1,ops STREET, CAH AcClDERf.-ou Monday
evening, shortly before dusk, sel1ons accident
occurred on 4 State street car to boy twelve
Years Of age, named Solomon Smith, the son Of q
member Of Company D, sth Veteran Reserve
ro--. The boy was standing on the front plat
EosH, ~ thr c3r. when, as 1t approached tbs pas
sor sore ron y he double 70 he single acx
Msr,cE House he Jumped from H. platform S9 .s q
Ws III s,1 e9s eoud 6 bsoush to
slpRea nDa ope etS wheel hsa passed 6s Lex
FEW inches below The thigh; ftaetnr1ng she ienu,
tn3taaff & bs b,, f.tSe9
rcsidence~onc Of the cluster Of little ahsntte: e
outside Camp Dousl.a, where be va speesdi{ ~ a.
tended By Dr. ". ": Wtnters, who set y fne sa lsas
aleo repaired to the house accompanied py ~
nahu. who nss,Eten Or. Winters IN the opeianoHu p.
1t IL hoped that, with cage, aupntation Will not Ut
| necessary. -
, 1865-03-29

ST. Louis, March e. 1865.
TonAcco-HeaEy. Scraps $1.1a91.6o, green and
damaged Tugs $s.50@5eo, factory lugs $6-sA37. 40,
nlauter,. do $7NGs25, common shipping leaf III TO
Is. 50. .ud manufacturing leaf At 1ls.2o1N S.
F1pua-Drl! Single extta inspected at a1s5, choice
supfr Ss OK, and super At se.ooas.o.
0nA1s-Whcat inactive: common and fslF tall At
chn1ca Il 50 pr. Corn dull white at 31-n3. mixed
wL,te sc, yellow asc9s1eo. mixed c, aud sales Of
1ioo sts mixro At ssc "osts nf sales 49, ks at
9aa73c Barley unchanged; fall 4tss@asa and spring
&l.w hu. Ryelower; lates At &c 2 bu.
, 1865-03-29
LARGE SALE Or
Elegant Spring C1oaks
AT AUCTION.

on THuRsDAY. March sosh, at ~ O'Clock. We
thaii seiI Vt cur Ea,eAroons No. A. IS Aud q Dear
born rect, i fplendto tortmeat OF FAshiona 7la
Spring jonks contI4inE Of TILL line OF Hich heavy
6nEs, Circuia1s, b .squ,nts BaAouet, Sac c1uess Dc
Aho, large tssoItnent-ot Spring sseaues. C1rcn-
lsrE. BaEqunes DC in one all WOOL Cioth, At.ton,
Zephyr, taAstpe1e and water Proof.
1hg above goodt ware made for 1ssalsr arst Car
city Yexnfi trtde fcr 4 BsoGd var House, New York,
al MADE ths GplnR. Arx fresh koods. snd every way
xoithy The .ttaution olshoee Hishina Rood 9oods
Gil BERT 4 8AAfHONs AucttoQceIs.
u;he6o,fH 4tSu1UW&xH
, 1865-03-29
Cincinnati Market.

C1xc1x1 ATT, March "a.
A decidedly batrer feeling prevailed In the produce
market Mess Pork sold to the extent OF 800 bsls At
*27 but at tae close % vas refused fos rousd
lot, tulk Meats are fEm at 13he ter Shoulders and
1s1@15xc Tor s!aes SIT packed. Prime city Lard il
held at lSc, with buyers At one cent fess-
wnrsxx-Advsneed TO t2.Ee211H, with ss1ea Of
So bsls.
, 1865-03-29
n]ilwaukee. .ff1arket.

r1oua-Dull but nrm. =
uA1s-Whest-Receipts 200 bushels. Assket fsm
.nh Ae higher 6sles this morning Go bu At SL12:
m .fbsnEe 81 Ca tu At 3i148115k- 0ats-ssIe. 500
In At Sc 1000 bn do At sc. Barlcy-ssles $50 bu It
7he vhsss market at the Nswtalf House this eve
ntnx-ssles II, 10 bu No at 8l13
, 1865-03-29

pRYAN HALL.
- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th,

MESSRS. SIMMONS AND FAHINI
viii eivr their grand and tntre performance IN aid
O. the aoidlef.' Home OF Chicl2 Tor Dislo.ed S3l
t:en
Thurtday Evening March soth, Farewell Bsnent ol
Siumona on which o.calen he WITH Pc form h great
rArnoca!caI test Il ne fdrcAo1taton. or, In Other
wost7 he Will eut oG his own bad. tsse photograph
a.d opiueus CT the pr~*t
tie daring Fsrinis astounctnH Chsi. Act tue hi n
rope vii :inK on his heRd climbing over and
efknt1 up tn chair tho chair tyn< bat two 1ees
upon th He. and the ers~t Herc1 can fett o. cry
liz II great .fnt trd trick Tht aboya Will bs
ths srrss u.GLt OF The seas n. Door: o. a. to to
dntlf the uny ana avoid the rush:
HhesesS9 Il ltlp l.. h. GILES. AgPnt.
, 1865-03-29

BRUTAL AssAuLT.-on Monday night. German
Lutheran clergyman named William Meyer. n
Hidtng al Mokena, was bsusa1ly asaaaltod With
slung SHOT by a gang Of ruf,ans On Van Bnrcn
wstch. About midnight he started for the Rock
Island depot, md while. pa.slng down Van 1urea
, 1865-03-29
LOCAL MATTERS

Cabeen'a Openlng.-D. Cabeen has taken
the ealoon. No. 14e Weet Madison street, formerly
cozan'e, and will open this evening with free
lunch to his friends and patrons.
, 1865-03-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

Mr. BAuNB4c1's CoScEIT.-The Organ and
Tocal Concert originally advertised TO have been
On the tapis last evening In ST. PALS Church. M
der the direction and for the benedE Of Mt. Adolph
Bauutack, was uuasoidahly postponed, owing to
the illness Of one Of the lealing singers. The
postponeu1ent had indeed been announced BY 3D.
Tertisement OF Mr. Baumbach on Sunday morning
TRIBUNE editors 10 the fact; the consequence
was practical proof that editors do NOT atwaya
1tad the Me oS u ne censeft IN
detstandang, and some hundreds ct ladies' aud
gentlemen Waited the church last evening only to
1lno It closed.
Baumbach> who did all In his power TO coun.esact
this statement soon as it fell under his notice.
and placed himself last evening at the gates to eI.
Pa,a he e9nsrst<mp. M to his friends, We canno.
disappointment experienced In his first concert,
and hope that his friends will gtvo him bumper
wher the proper time arrives.
forth last night in Bryan Hail to very good audi
eneer each Introducing several new features Into
his share Of the performance. Simmons did the
in few seconds, though the ropes were we'll
tw,eted and knotted tn very diticnlt positions.
Fariui WIS uneurpas!able. These gentlemen an,
% penet of lie so}diers Home, % don.n ths M sntile M
proceeds to That noble institution. The house
ehuuld he di1ed to the brtm. This evening Faeini
on The wire rope, and viii also carry Simmons
along, the rope on his back, the magician mean
whlla performing the great ainnow csrd trick.
Col. WooD's MUsEUA-Guy Mannertng n the
attraction 1T the Museum last evening, and the
lecture room was crowded. The rendering OF this
sterling Scotch dramn was unesceptiona5le. 1t
will be g1vt n this evening sud until further NO
tire. Thts afternoon will be given grand
matinee.
Observation-Disclosures Mitchell Is playing to
good houses Ut Mcricker's. The attra tion ID the
Pearl Of Savoy, and Miss Mitchell In the charac-
ter OF Marie, exhibits freshneaf, nstu-alness aud
pathos mingled with vivactty, which has com.
plefeIy won the hearts Of her audiences. The
Thcatef has been crowded nightly with that clas
Of our citizens whcse praiss e. additional vsne
be proud Of her Hfnmphs in Chicago.
honn1s 3 WnsoN:-Thls excellent troupe gsv.ss
last evening. The audilorum Was well niled, and
the performance WIS we'll received. we Winged
Winds" BY the well known Charles Mackay, wa
sweeuy sung BY Thompson, and secured an en-
thuslaettc encore.
ARIrSarox~s MIKsT1ELs are It'll at Met1opoli.
tan Hall, and drawing well. They remain through
the week.
, 1865-03-29
Now York stock Market

Now York stock market.
NEW Yokk. March q, 1865.
NoNKY-steadv att cent
tTEtLiNg ExCuANGE- Dali at 119xai09k.
GoID-Hlihout decided change ontulng at 1Yf.
advancing to 1534. anu closing u l5t*.
GovrksMEST STocKs-A snadt nfn1er 10 4o., cou.
pons x; 52oa coupons. 1esK: e. q. 1egsd, loa.
\. ". e; c d r.. IS: l. G.. Scrip. 36k: n i. c. p5a
Erie. 5sk; r. en.nT. e: G n y. pfd. 50; Hodsoa,
, 1865-03-29

sB- Burdsa1l's Arnlca Ln,ment, sn tn{asltble
cure for hurns scalds, sprains, rheumatism, gun
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b1ains, &c. A ein.le application allays Che pain
family should be without 1t. For sale 6y III! drug
rfq$s fE27-my;4t
, 1865-03-29

Just the thing for Farmers use, our
new Linen Machine Thread. Geo. R. Chit,ephcn
& Koon general agents Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines, 1tt Lake street. mh2aap943 2tdEY