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, 1865-01-12
Markets BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the western pfess.1
NEW ToRK, Wednes lag, Jan. II, 1861.
The share market was dull at the Stock Exchange
this morning. but generally steady The excitement
Erie continues. large amount Is still thrown On
the market. &8
Government stocks are stronger, With falrdemand
for 20B and 1Q-a0s.
There is better demand for railroad bonda. Bank
ttocka dull. The decline On Ma.tposa contnucf.
The price hiss fallen to L. Miscellaneous and coal list
quiet. .....
Gold haa been quiet during the day with no minors
to offset 1t. The favorable military and foreign news
caused tall OF over 3per cent. There II strong de"
mand for money ut per cent, which ia well supplied
FOREIGN Exchange is only nominal Stocks are gem
orally nrfn.
At tbe Petroleum oard the following the sales:
100 Germnna at 1.10 100 American at LIS: so Hfghgate
at IS; 10 United Stairs n 1-s. CTude Petroleum Is
dull and heavy at sl9s2e: refined urn 1t 7ss5c for
bonded. The Exchange ia nearly ready for opening.
Much excitement exists tho discovery Of Pstro-
leun At Flshktll on the Hudson railroad.
Low prices still continue among tho paper deAlers
4 aunntity was offered to-day for 195s cent? per
pound and the holder Has anxious to secnre an offer
At any price. .....--.....
Amcet,ng OF tobacco manufacturers was held to-day
to oeranxe Tobacco Exchange to Include the inter-
est On both leaf and manufactured tobacco. 4 com,
nittee was ap2ointed to prepare conatltution snd
bylaws, and recommend necessary officers
In consequence Of applications Of merchants Of this
city for permission 70 resume trade With sayannah
the Secretary Of the Treasury has Instructed custom
house authorities to give rcarances for that port
on privAta account Without special authority In each
case from the Treasury Department. These have
been granted In tew caaes.
LATEST.
Ga'1sgher's Stock Board: The Stock market thia
evening Was &C I've, with strong disposition to sell
Gold sud sales very acttye After call Cod stoos at
19 st the Boafd 2lsA. N. Y.C ,115t Eris ssH fIud-
ron, 1osx; Reading, 114x: II. 8 1eK; III c., 12sx'
Ptt1. eaH: c. & T.. 1tsX R l.. 1hex; n ", as; Ft
w, 20; O. T. II. C., sA; Cumberland As Qaick
tllIcr.@,
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UeaI Estate=<Qtnurtrp.

DOR SALE-A Farm, situated
quarter of mile from Deaplainte statfon, on the
Ct. ". Raj way, 10 miles t:om Chicago, contain;
acres nsaE1 umoes, permanently wstsred p sns
ding the timber from The PRAIRIE The situation makes
l. e,ass mk Erain 1r .socS ga fsr" Tysms b.
reference may be- made to HENRY Smith. at the Of
aec q oGden, Eeetsooa e., coEasr ot Lake and
mill near the premises SOCRATES RAND, Agent,
Dtfptalnes Station. Ptst 0flce at Maine. Cook Co.,
Illinois. js1a eSs7-ee
, 1865-01-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune1
MILWAUKEE,. Wednesday. Ian. II. 1ee5.
f1orn-Dn1t and unchanged: IS esos 100 bE's choice
country eprtnG extra at IS o.
GRAIS-Nheat declined 1@ec; sales this morning OF
5oo Nc spr1ng In store at tt7eH; 5000 do. buyers
option, all January, at f172; sales On Change
of1i Dco bu No spfinEin store at 9169H@17o TO- 900
do, seliers' option. ali January. at q ssat6h 500
d. buyers option. oil Januafy, $7 Oats; sales OF
2,ocn bu, delivered, At 97oc Corn, barley and rye
quiet and nominal.
pnor1.1oss-Quiet. Sales Of 6o.ooo ns sweet pick
eled hams at likc.
pHtssm Hcoe-Opened actlve but closed qulet !;
sales OF so3 at s1s.25@15 00. dividing on 200 hs.
, 1865-01-12

CMcxxA1I, "wednesday, Jan. II.
Ho1s-Eccefpts during the past a hours only foot
up Sos head. The demand was very ltRb and praces
are entirely nominal. The whole range may be
quoted At 2a1s00 10t ps net. and 200 hs aver
neey ut sl5a@l5s5 The total receipts for the week
foot M 177 head and those for the season to PAL.
THIS IL over the whole number packed last ses-
con- There can be no doubt nov that the packing
Will reach 100 head this season, notWthstandlng
that the Indications strong week ago, that Il
xould lack 2oMo OF this amount. The hogs which
have been brought the last three days. large and
fat generally averaging 20 to 800 M net.
PRoy1s,oSs-Aess pork rema1ns quiet At ei2.0c4
tesQfor city packed. Lard dull at 271zc. Bulk and
green meats are unchanged. md steady at the last
quotations. ...s.
WH1sKY-Adrnncedt to S2-ao.
F1orH-UnchApged.
GR4fN-Uucbznged4
, 1865-01-12

PORTRAIT or GEN. RAxson.-We referred some
tine since to the movement to purchase the por-
trait Of the late Bricadier General r, E. G. Ran
som, t,ain.cd by Darlngl by subscription, for the
purpose Of presenting II to the family Of the de-
sstcnee, 20 far known, md was taken only about
four months before his dea'h. We understand
that the subscription list, though containing the
pames OF several prominent citizens, IL moi yet
filled. The picture is on exhibition at the gallery
Of Messrs. Matson 4 Qoes, No. LII Lake street
, 1865-01-12

rcntrs, 81 franklin 3?x Hnron 81 Isle Royal II !;
sInn s: Rot kinnd 11f; French Creek 4.
, 1865-01-12

I'm Dec 18th, 1se! at the re,ltsnS;e ot the b5adss
fAthff, By the Rev, enltth EoBExa AnH3. M1 1.
WRIGHT. pf Newark. Ill.
fN- fhi1ade}phla inquirer and Se~ 1ofk Tribune
please CT pJ.
, 1865-01-12

WANTED-We beg leave to call
": your attention 10 our Agency for Procuring
suhstltu,es for the Navy and Army Of the United
md ihe law allows 70 turnlsa Veteran and Alien
snhssltHs seE The Navy. to be aceteated 10 any Dis
The G1ssed States Navsl aeadqos1tsrs 5of the Vest
have great facilities for rendering assistance 70 those
who wish to procure Substitutes WM- H. MCRPHE
& FRO. f41GeT1I.t
, 1865-01-12

UNLAWFUL orHs1Ka or Ig1raRs.-AngustW Web
ber, Of Peoria, was On Tncsday brought before q.
s. Commissioner uo,ne, charged With nnlawfully
opening letters belonging to Mr.. Pauline, amnslc
Wchbcr, though asecntiug to the act, vas not the
really guilty party; he was therefore discharged.
, 1865-01-12
New York Markets.

NXW TORE. WEDNESDAY JAh- II.
Cnruy-Du1l and lower. Sales At fills for mid
ding. -.- tai, .,a s.,,h. ,o,..-
e1cS ~ ai1Gai0sn foT e1tra State III 1k9l1 X: for
extra round hoop Ohio. and &11.3a3EW Tor trade
hrept1, Market closing quiet. .,.
sax5zt127; cfoe1pg with sellers 1t 4-33@e.A
GWSIN-WheAt Gull and nornlually 1915 loNat. RJc
anii and lover; Western SLID. nar1cy quiet Corn
nrm. Tlth . uuittd supply prime Mlxod Western
, 1865-01-12
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and H1oney alarket.
NEW YoEk. Wednesday, Dec. II.
Mo.xr-Actsye and trner at Psr cent;
sTraI1Ha E1cnAsoE-pnll :. 1osS&losx.
GotD-Duli and lower. opening ~ .-5N advancing
to SeS4: DECLINING to 21H; ana closing Ut .3ix. To:
tai exports 81 specie to-eaE. n.y.; r..
ETnETs~Teayy, u Is 81: coupons 1l2x; so cou-
pons 1osX: Do Registered l1oH le19 81, ,snnp9ns ls;4
onicSSifyer Wf Maraposa loiA; MIC, tseiieE s9l
ii5H; Hudson MsE: Eea1inEM M ilsh; II G1l:3 r. v
100: II 13k; III Cen f26H flttsod1r s9% y ~ ao1
NV York. weduesdsy. In n;G;sastfshwsitea s =
Tanced 10 AZ tor 5ats-closinx st A@HX. ILL., Cen.
and Edo show an advance Of $1.a per shAre
Boston Mining Stocks.
NEW YoHK. Wednesday,, Jan. II.
Central 50; franklin a:H A1r9n 5! Isle Royal Il
AIinn n: Ilot kind Tx; French Cfetk H.
, 1865-01-12

FRAkum's BIR1upAX.-The anniversary OF
Frauklin's birthday Will be celebrated on Tuesday
evening next by festival at the Briggs House,
Union. =
, 1865-01-12

FATAL Acc1pENT.-Iea1crday young man
named James Pringle, for come years employed
by Messrs. PurinSton Scranton, sallmakcrs, No.
s07 South Watcr ttreet, WINS instantly killed by
falling from the loft Of the building through ell
the hntehwuye into the cellar. Hc, with others,
vas engaged in hoi.nng coal, and, standing near
Tie opcnfng, lost his balance and was prccipitated
distat &C Of about tlity feet His head vas badly
lived bnt twp hours md a half affeT the fall. He
Was known as faithful aud upright man, and had
fully Won the confidence Of his employers: He
WIS twenty years Of nEc, and resided With hie IN
cir on Wallcr street. near Reuben.
, 1865-01-12

Neutrality-suspicious. per
clsrk IL Family ssxinG Nsehlae he eyIT e Ises
Hatcl ~ Wheeler II; wilson. Howe. Singer d Co. and
apa cS.t q ad9 19f:s :ot oa r.
fh4a brtr do1Ia1B each afs tnfstnEe1ents, md the
seie, and rseF liable Illustrated circulars sent xx1r.
Address sHAH & CLARK, Bi3de1oFd. Maize,
ntl =.
, 1865-01-12
81 80 IN sto,e. o.,s a Shade nrmer; sales at .i.no

819Q In etoye, Oats a shade 1rmeT; sslcs at ff.T@
f1BH.
Woot-Very firm.
crude quote d at 5l@52c: refined. free: DC
PRovIMunB-Pork htmef, Nth aatr demand, u
q Frgua5 Tay c:osa'nss a so q N2 foE M
brine mess l,o so bsls g and ~ January
6uJr eeion st sIts ana ooton at III tx tx
L r ard 7So iris prime mess for January and Febru-
oRio2 g nsse aa's5 1f ana s,9s aa
stesay. but Dct t1ye, for shoulders
and l91e Tor hsms bGo1 s9es m cns ss e. r.
LARD quiet and rather nsmcr At
sms oss at ?xe snq
changed Sales at 15Gae3c.
, 1865-01-12
Reeds Temple Of music-A Boy Lost,

Reeds Temple OF music-A Boy Lost.
We hare often spoken Of the Temple Of Music,
corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, and per-
haps some of our readers remember the anecdota
Of the soldier who entered ono after another OF
It's three entrances different streets, and having
made Inquiry each time at the game deak as to the
locality Of the Quarte1master's Office and being
ehown his error the last dme, looked slowly
around and exclaimed, he'd b. 1t he hadn't
began to think every store in the city had turned
into piano shop" Another curious little incl
dent ID asserted to hare happened at the game es.
tab1ishment
4 lady, with little boy, calling to purchase
piano was soon bustly engaged In examining and
testing the stock Of pianos. Alter somewhat
lengthy bargaining the purchase was concluded "a
thing people incline to do when they 20 to Rcede)
and the lady prepared to start Tor hume, but the
little boy, while she was busy, had sllpped away
unpetceired and was no where TO be found, 1nqul-
r. revealed the fact that be had been seen slowly
making his wpy among the long lines Of pfanos,
pounding with his chubby fists. as he vent, the
keys OF the various open. aufl hen was
lost to eight although 1t Was almost certain be had
not passed ont Of the doors. 4 vigorous search
wa4 Immediately commenced and aftet come delay,
during which ylefp1s Of lost children with man
and he'll to ring them up f1ttted through the mind
OF the frightened mother, but to her great Joy the
little fellow was found at the further end Of the
wnfetpoms curled enus]y 10 sleep under piano.
The mother departed with her child inly resolving
to look out The next time she visited the Temple
OF Music.
, 1865-01-12

AcApExr OF Sc1EScks,--The annual meeting
Of the Chicago Academy Of Natural Sciences was
held at the rooms Of the Institution on Tuesday
evening, Mr. E. ". Blatchford in the chair. Al
Ter the election Of new members the report OF the
colt and jewell were appointed a committee to
nominate officers for the ensuing year. Their
nomination was ratified by the members, as fol-
Lows:
Ertsidtnf-E. Andrews.
F7rsf T1ce PFes1deat-D. Thompson.
Second Flce Pressdenf-B. 2. Culver
Corresponding Secrtfary-W: Snmpson.
Recording Scret0ry-W. 4 Mason.
,LibrdTf1n-E. q. F. Roller.
After Hhich the meetinC a1fourned.
, 1865-01-12

Hon was brought by the Provost Marehal OF the
district, Abel Longworth. Owing to the absence
Of material Witnesses, the case w1A adjourned to
The 10th Inst. bail being required in the sum OF
61,e00.
, 1865-01-12

SECOND WAnp.-At meeting Of The Executive
Committee Of the sMutnal Protective Aesocia-
tion,'' held On Wednesday evening after the books
we're closed, at the earnest request Of the mem
hers OF the association. II was
ReeoIted, That the books should be opened at
the Orient House, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Of this week, between the hours Of and y q. H..
mittee desire Us to gay that the books will not
oesn be opened for the $s3 subscription.
II opened at all, after Saturday the subscription
for new members, will not be less than fifty dol
lars, We advise aEl who intend Joining this asa0-
ciatiou, to do 90 before Saturday evening.
Naval Recruiting g-InvestIgat1on.
The Citizens Committee to superintend the dtl-
Ing our quota would inform those who hare made
conplai1ts to them Of transactions at the Naval
rendezvous, In this city. that Court Of Inquiry,
ordered By the Naval Bureau, Ia now In session at
room No. s, Uhlich's Block,-Capt- Oscar Bullis,
q. s. n, ;President.-whe5e all eharges should be
yeaHgSuen.
, 1865-01-12
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE.
Throat aud Lung DtaeaRex.

Persons suffering from Throat and Lung dfseas-
es, catarrh. Asthms, Bronchitis Of othcr affections
OF the chest, should ut once avail themselves Of
treatment at the Chicago Throat md Lung InaH-
tute, Dr. Aver Proprietor, McCorniek's building,
corner Randolph and Dearborn streets. The rem
edies are prompt In action and permanent in their
effects, and diseases can now be cured in few
weeks which, II neglected become incurable.
IRl9-e4l9-1t
, 1865-01-12

NV. plow MAEns Assoc1AT1oS.-The Jsn
uary meeting Of the Northwestern Steel Plow Ma
kers Association WIS held yesterday afternoon In
Parlor No. !, fremont Honse. John Dement,, Of
Dixon, Lee county. the President, occupied the
chair.
The Secretary, c. II. Deere, OF Moline, called
the roll, and all the firms except FIVE members Of
The 80 Assoeisttoa reported lat as being represented
Of those not present at the time Ut Its adoption.
A somewhat animated discussion ensued on the
5 9bfst Of to sellers The had Pssn
made from twenty five to twenty per cent bad been
productive Of some little misunderstanding and
a1eae5 e. eof e. G oSs9t' & @
pcuses Of agents had also been increased by the
var and that In consideration OF higher frcights,
&C., deelers could not afford to sell at less than
Il was proposed to meet the difficulty by putting
Up the rstaf! nr'ee nse PET cent and allow tNenty
one cent per pound sincc the last convention and
that the advance could not be sustained:
Seye5al gentlemen RI spoke In favos OF the cash
It seemed to be the general impression that some
parties were selling at greater discount than that
agreed upon at The last meeting, bnt no instances
were adduccd other than were explained By the
fact OF the sacs having been made previous to the
adoption Of the rule, and alled after it.
Il support 81 the proposed advance Of lve per
al, except iron and labor had advanced since the
last convention, and that iron itself was expected
TO ADVANCE.
The following was offered On suggestion Of the
President and 6dopted:
Resolctd, That ne endorse and affirm the action
Of the last scmf-annuM meeting Of this Convention
in establishing prices OF ploWs. and discouuduS
to the t11de.
The following, offered by the Secretary, was
also adopted:
Resolved, That the discount on gang plows shall
In no case exceed ten per cent
The constitution vas amended to provide for the
holding Of the semf-annual meetings on the Last
ItnI~ cdau in kfarH Hpd HFaf WaHr AHHV In
October.
It. was also resolved that the members Of the
Convention will not takc orders for the fall trade
previous to the May meeting, un1ess subject to the
change in prices to be established at that meeting,
and that the came rule apply to the spE1n: trade
and the October meeting.
Tho maftfrr then nif36urnpd
, 1865-01-12

We will sell on THURSDAY, January T.. 1865. At s1
O'Clock. At Rooms 46 and Is Dearborn street tia
SoWing Invoice q Mirror. IN quantities to suit the
l01s 1e t19 IL lix10 2s 1913, l4x10 81 l7xl0 21
H. 9 1s1I2 IS 141lo 95l4I1o q r., 17x1o, IL 17r1a,
mahogany and blAck walnut frames, besei, single
and double BINDS and o. O. 234x and gilt, 9t1a0
and Etf,: 2sxl6 and git. zs16 and Fit, 3tf20
rnd gilt s;t2o and @ g1it 9yal 81 S;1ls snd gt
15n and silt oval z6x13 and git arch top. 2io1e?
esnsment. ssxM Whte plate ISS,s III az! osus.
ment, :xls Et osal ornament, ssx0 glt. S6xao r
IL Etit n1cE top. 2113 aud g oval, 26I5 gi arch
top 2S6xt5 gilt, 2113 gilt arch top, 1x.s Gt, lsx
The shove a,e Just received from one Of the largest
anufactorte East hnd to be sold for cash without
reserve. The attention CT the tEnte respectfully
qucstet to tAis stock GILBERT & SAMPSON.
tahdG3t1k AnctioneeEs.
, 1865-01-12

Meesrs. VIM. Knabe 4 Co.-Gent1emcn
1t affords me great pleasure to testify to the
Tolane and equality Of tone de1cacy Of touch, du-
Iability and dnieh, believe they Will compare "a
rorably with these Of our most celebrated max
crs. .-
Wishins you continuation Of the eucccss yon
70 eminently deserve, am rcry truly yours,
W. x. BAssPoRp.
nnrnr,her t4%f 1EEf
, 1865-01-12

laA%-e1S
Browns Bronchial Troches.
" baye meyer changed ny mind respecting.
N' REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
"For throat troubles they are speciMae;r s Mirr,s
"ceHan 5 5s og'4p qRgg ess!s Sss;ss
An elegant eo%Rinetiqn 81 q S9e FL seaEHs Boston
recommend their nse tq PUBLIC spsaikegsa9~ p}i g9
. REV. s. sEIGFREt6. MoT1istown: Ohio:
issS MV: s. !. "Fs4 +. 4SpEhs6S, sa5si St, Louis.
5stef t t. hs labor
Oh 0Eea1RSE2 REV.p pieua (: z. EGdtEsToN. e New York
"Ihey have snIted ny case & &exnetly-;relicSins
my throat so thnt1 could nnE *tEa BucHaRNE sa61;
,chorister French Parish church, Montreal.
,eas5as As there az" be ia5s 81 oea ms
DIR Goopa AT Wuo1EsA1E.-Aessrs. Hunt
Il Ses
iaines. Armarcs, Films and Domestics, 10 which
they Invite the attention Of the trade.
~ Aliens Certificates, Substitute, and Volun-
tcer Enlistment Blanks, for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office, 81 90 per quire. jTl1-5t
ktPhotegraph hAJbums.''-MeNal1y & Co:
81 Dearborn street. have Large quantity OF all
2jjndf jaesse"&sas Sa?se ss&sy sFe selling very '0"'
"D1ar1e. for 1s65..-McNaly & Co., 81
Dearborn street, have very large assortment OF
ether e'hass house %9eeR Il 'he bes sc5 r. <s Iess
Sozodont.-Ana article that Is at once teeth
preserycr and breath purifier, and Jet so pleasant
and convenient to usethat Its exceeding popularity
does not surprise any one. Time has fnlly estab-
, 1865-01-12

WAsuECToSIAH QoXE.-Thc annual meeting
o1 the members Of the Washlngtonian home
Association viii be held at the rooms OF the
Young hcr'e Christian Aasoc1ation this afternoon
nj u o'clock ut which time o1cets for the ensuing
year will he elected, md the present officers Will
make their annual Reports. A full Attendance is
farpnAtnd
, 1865-01-12

FurESru WAHD, ATrIK17oN.-There will be
drnft mass meeting ut Turner Nau this {Thurs-
dny) evening At It o'clock The subscription
books will positively close On Saturday night and
those wanting to get in out Of the draft must come
up and nay twenty dollars. The Treasurer. MF.
Hall will be at the hall every evening during the
week
, 1865-01-12
auctlD1t SalF8.

de11-b63tt
CUPERIOR NEW AND SEC
~ ONpuAND FURNITURE,
Paintings, Carpets, Elegant Pfano-Forte,
Stoves, &e.,
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. Jan, 18th, at 9H O'Clock, We shsll sell
at our sale4rooms H. 10 IS Dearborn street, large
and very superior assortment Of we'll kept Household
Furniture 4c. consisting in part Of elegant Parlor
snits IL Green Rep ana Hair G!eta Esh Chamber ss!ss
WAsrsauds. Secretaries and Dook Cases, OAK Marble
Top Sidehoardf Gnk Extension Tables ana Dining
Chairs Etageres, Blankets. Cottage Chamber Suit7,
Marble Top Tables. Brussels and other Carpets Cock
be orks Spoons, Oil Painting and EnsrayingB.
Also-one very superior Rosewood Case
7-OCTAVE PfAN0.F01TE.
on'" sea few months, and Is atplendid, rich. tul-
A'so-a variety ot Gill Frame Mirrors.
raj assortment Of Hooachola and other Goo1s
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
la1i-es1GSt AucttoneeTs.
, 1865-01-12

ADo17ERx,-casper Gehzing, q Bridgeport con-
sta,1., xas yesterday arraigned before Justice
Mcdonald, charged with living with woman in
an open state Of adultery. Owing 10 the absence
OF important witnesses the case was postponed IN
IL to-day, the accused giving bail In the sum Of
, 1865-01-12
AlHHutEu==SlufutH:

WANTED-Agents-For the
w STANDARD H1sToRY OF THE RxB.111os, In
English and Ger1nnn. Two youmes now reaiy fof
delivery. Fmbeshed aud illustrated With twenty
four Eue engrasiugs by sartan, and numerous uaIa
and charts II battle eitG. Sold only By subscription.
Exclusive terftoEy glyea and llhpEa terms oaesed.
G, +. VENT b Co, Publishers, T. Il Dearborn St,
, 1865-01-12

Go to the Best.-Go to Bryant & Stralton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
practical business education, or to become a good
Telegraph Operator. Address (cnclosing gtamps)
for Circulars, BRYANT 4 sTRArroN, Chicago, III.
, 1865-01-12

ssDlarfes for 1865. .,s-McNa1ly & Co., 81
Dearborn street, have a very large assortment OF
diaries which they are selling lower than any
other house In the city. jail -e332fi2t W.E9
, 1865-01-12

Tur1r.-Thomas Eagau was yesterday arraisned
before Justice Miller for the larceny OF wood from
the Young Mems Christian Association. Tho
wood was at the Southern Depot, and Eagan un
destook to help himself without being PLACED
npcu the charity list. Hc was held to ball In the
eum Of 4211.
, 1865-01-12

~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Systems. New and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
dress Dr.. J. Skt!lon uoughton, Hows.aa Assocts-
uion. No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Ps.
ocai-tV-Sm E-T.-.
, 1865-01-12

DIR Goopa AT WHolEsALE.-Aessrs. Hunt
Barbour d hale Of Nos. 3, and Z Lake Street, are
now receiving large and handsome line Of De-
LANES, AImnrcs, Prints and Domesttcs, to which
they invite the attention Of the trade.
jyli-eNH.2t
, 1865-01-12

These are distributed
$orloa and %nNfH1anfS-
The Examinations ContInued-Suu-
mary OF the Evidence given
On Yesterday.

THE NAVAL c0URT OF INQUIRY.
, 1865-01-12

F1pH.-Early yesterday morning frame barn
belonging to Michael Wise, situated On Ffnnen
street, waa destroyed by fro. Damage about $500;
tn,ly insured In attempting to remove some
property from the harm, AE. Wise WIS seriously
injured.
, 1865-01-12

cAuonr-Two Of the ughthneered profession,
giving the names Of ". II. johnson and Thomas
Collins, were caught last evening by officer Prince
and keeGe OF the Second Precinct, In the act Of
picking the pockets OF a stranger at tho Galena
dcnot. IheY will be examined this morning.
, 1865-01-12

TOR SALE-Afill fixtures, second
i hand. hut il com51ete running otaer; at . bar
1nws ta1t.e2,t2s
, 1865-01-12

EKHr Tr.-Johanna Sullivan, a chronic Thief.
whose name has appeared upon the police records
at least twice week for the past four years, was
Ut the saloon Of Mrs. Curry, about three months
ago. She YVES scntcnced to three years at Joliet.
CxLAwFuL FEEs-Edward Paro and Francis
Seeuin, Of Joliet. were yesterday brought be{ore
q. s. Commissioner Uoyne for violation OF the
sd eection Of that Consedpton act, which pro.
vidcs th4t no fec for procuring exemption from
have in some instances received very large fees
sor the procuring OF exemptions. The prosocu
, 1865-01-12

TOR SALE-A Farm situated IN
IL Buresn county, Brnwby. township, TX miles n;
acres Of land. 10 Of which Is timber, good berrtnE
orchard containing SO apple tIses peach. dTsrt
Escs. ac. good fiery s1a . hsif house contain!ng
six rooms; good bsrn 2!150 log sssba. sheep
smoke house, good veil OF never falling %ater. with
gooa suction pump II IT, Il ase A four Eood sp:iaEs
bs-nce In four yearsiG equal p-ymeGss OF $3.50 with
Interest ut per For further particulars address
or apply to q. D. DAVIS, Neponsatt. I'll.
ja7.e421w.
, 1865-01-12

81 Aliens Certificates, Substitute, and Voluu-
tcer Enlistment Blanks, for sale at the TRIBUNE
Office, S1.00 per quire. jsl175t
, 1865-01-12

ktPhpteEraph Albums. .ss-McNa11y & Co.
81 Dearborn street have large quantity OF all
kinda, which they are selling very low.
full-c327-2t-w&sat
, 1865-01-12

i4ApIIs+ LOYAL LEAouE.-There will be meet
Ing OF the ladies' Union League this afternoon.
Jsn. 1eh, at 4 O'Clock, in Bran Hall.
There will also be meeting Of the Industrial
Home Society at the same place, at O'Clock.
1t II very desirable that there be q full attend
ance OF the League, as It ID the wish Of many to
consolidate the two soc1eues.
, 1865-01-12

1x1uHEn.-WIllitm Hurd, lad about fourteen
years Of age was severely injured .day night
by failing through yault on Madison street, near
the premises Of v. D. Gon1d. When few Offend
ers arc nslcted in heavy damages for the waaton
We sha1l see disconnnuance Of the custom.