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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-14
CHE SntsIIiaentet.

AN IECIDEHT.-A Parkersburg paper
says that several members of the Legisla-
ture took the cars at Grafton late on the
evening of the 10th inst for wheeling,
and among the number was Mr.. q. OF
somewhat large proportions physically,
and Mr.. D l., of proportional under size.
These t#o-tbe stalwart Mr.. g., aud the
anootb faced little Mr. D.. took a berth
together, il seems ia sleeping car. The
little nau laid behind and the coed natur-
ed wsggisb Mr. G. before. SIR D. soon
was sleeping and snoring furiously. Mr..
G. more restless under his Legislative bur-
deng soon arose, and WAS sitting by the
stove when an elderly lady came aboard
and desired sleeping berth. ''All right,
madam" said G., al took q berth with
my sou, and you can occupy my place in
that berth where my little boy is sleeping
Taking G. at his word, the lady disrobed
and laid down with the boy. Alter a quiet
repose of some time, the bog, Mr D., became
restless from some cause, and began to
kick around to the annoyance Of The old
lady. So in a maternal manner she patted
the boy on the back and said: "Lie still
sonny, pa said might sleep with you"
oil and On" said the Legislator;
WHO are your Pm no boy Pm a mem
her Of the West Virginia Legislature |" It
is said the old lady swoOned and could
not be brought to till D. promised that G..
should be impeached. D. swears the
thing shan't reHt go. What action the
Legislature will take to protect its own
dignity remains 10 be seen.-MoTgaHtoU
Pat. 1913 p. {
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WAsToF DECIsIoS.-A great deal of tai
cut is lost to the world tor the want of a
little courage. Every day sends to their
graves a number Of obscure men, who have
only remained in obscurity because their
timidity has prevented them from making
the irstefort and who, ifthey had only been
Induced to begin, would, in all probability,
have gone great lengths in the career Of
fame. The fact ia, in doing anything in
the world worth doing, we must not stand
Ehivering on the bank thinking of the cold
md danger, but jump in and scramble
through as well as we can.
Il will not do to be perpetually calcula-
ting risks and adjusting nice chances; it
dii sll very well before the flood, when a
man could consult his friends upon an in
tended publication for hundred and fifty
years, and live to see its success for six or
seven centuries afterwards, but at present
- man waits. and doubts, and cousults his
brothers, and his uucles, aud his particu-
lar friends, Till ono day he finds that he is
sixty.five years of age, that he has lost 30
much time in consulting his Graf cousins
and particular friends that he has no more
time to follow their advice. There ia so
little time for over squeamishness al pre-
sent, that the opportunity slips away. The
very period of life at which man chooses
TO venture, if ever, is so confined that it is
no bad rule to preach up the necessity, in
such instances, of little violence done to
the feelings, and efforts made in defiance
Of strict and sober alculation.-SidHCy
Smith.
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XzZZKRZZzlZz

All the Medical men and the Press re ommend
Dr. strickiaud's AntiO Cholera Mixture az the only
certain remedy for Diarrhoea and Dysentery, 1t is
q! com ination Of Astringeuts, Absorbents stimu.
Tents and Carminatives, and is warranted 70 effect
cure after all other means have failed.
/, ? Tor sale by Druggista. General pepot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati o.
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DR.: strioAland's MetliA1ouS Cough BAlsam is war.
r9nted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hosrsensss, Asthma,
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat. Consumption, and
all affections of the Throat and Lungs. 30
FOR sale By Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, O..
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Notice to Mlllers 4 Min owners.

X4TE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING g. b.
" WILLIAMS SELF-REGULATING BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Wheeling IslARd-the only
perfect Separating, Beating, aud Securing Machine
IN u.s.. Delivered free OF charge at the Railroad
Depot, In bridgeport, Ohio. or Wheeling, steam
boat Landing in Whsoling, W Va.
No, | cleans IL bushels pOr hour, weighs 400 ms.
Price Fl25,
Ne. 2 cleans 20 buahOlS Per hour, weighs $50 Ibs
Price $50.
No ssleanl IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 MS
PTrc Si75.
No. ! cleans 80 bushels per hour, weighs $50 b,
Price 5000
Other sizes, up TO 100 bushels per hour, made to
order.
}, NJ. TIrroS, OF Lexington, Kentucky, Is our
agent. All orders for that State should be Rd.
dressed 70 him.
Address JAS. u, WILLIAMS,
noy236m Bridgeport, Ohio.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business College,
AT WHEELING.
~ CONDUCTED NJ
Z L HITGHC GO TX,
AT NO. lls1S MAIN STREET,
(Hornbrookh BuIlding)
W-open for s.udent. az nnd e1ening

~ Open toF 6tudenta day and evening. .sa
VNHE purpose Of this institutiou is 70 ipstrue4
j young men land women tool in the prfnciplea
which govern the correct transnction Of pecuniAry
business and Accountantahip audit eoncom1tantI
71s BOOR-KE EPIEG,
stripped Of its absurd verbisgs and ancient pro
lixity end intTieaey, and adapted to the modern
mode of doing business, especially In the United
ststes Is the leading subject ofHttention. it, LIVE
which arc As exact, unerTing and free from excep
tion aS those Of aGtuIo and comprised ia very few
words, arc first made familiar to the student, who
who Is then conducted through course ofpractica.
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets of booka in crea.
variety ef iorms; till he thus acquires mastery O.
the art which enables him to apply Il with fScfiitT
to any kind Of business. E
A WRITING SCHOOL
Il open day and evening, attended by both IRdieI
and gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
coarse, good handwriting can be obtained In :
= : ARITHMETIC,
and It's application to all manner Of
C0UNTIEG-HOUsE CALCULATIONS,
rensive the attention their primary Importance de
mIndS. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes OF calculation not found in books
tending grO6tly to the AbbFeviation Of his work.
There in open to the student also eourSeoI
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economyy Commercial Law ana
usaSes, Finance Banking and Currency; also maxim
of eminent BuGiness Men in regard to the beT
methods of conducting business successfully an
avoiding failure. ... ..
InstrGctions in the shove subjects are interspor
ed with uaztmB and inculeations tending to tn
formation Of high character rs men aud citizens.
The course of instruction 10 intended to be o.
comprehensive and thorough as that OF any Of the
oommorciAt Colleges, while the erpenIe to tho
dent II much leSs.
I.I.H. begs leave to refer those to whom he d
unknown 70 the officers of the banks in Wheeling
and bridgeport, and especially to his students. ID
TERMS, &c.
For the full course above Indicated including the
requisite blank books for Bookkeeping the charge
is $40. payable on entering. Tho time usually re-
qured for the course Is from two to three months;
but the student is not limited in time-he may
remain as long, and return often, he pleasss
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20 com 1 s1LYEE RArours, YARrrra N

10000 Gold Pens, With Silver Extension
Cases, and Pencils .................4 to 6 &c
Tho articles in this stock of Jswelry are of the
neatest anu most fashionable styles. Certificates of
AL the various articles are placed in sealed envel-
opes and mixed, thus giving all a tar chance and
cent by mai oT rs cents zach and on'the receipt of
tho certificate; it is at your option to send One Dol
lar and take the article named In 1t or not. Five
for So aud one hundred for SIS. Certificate money
to BIO enclosed with the order. Correspondence
promptly answered.
AGENTS wanted in every Town and Regiment
Send for Circularl Address, lTs--
". FORSYTH & CO.,
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.
ID W. FORSYTH 81 CO.,
& II Nassau ST., N. Y, (adjonng the Post ONCE
offer for sale the following Magnificent List of
Watches, Chains, JeWeIry, &C.,
VALUED AT - 100000.
Zach Article One DaIIar and not to be paid for until
you know what you are to getl
, 1865-04-13
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York independents Quotations.

ID VEEIH! UIEpHIEu 10 El- NHIC2aEV lTEUaId-I
NEW YoEK, Wednesday, April II, 1861
Tbs Independent has the following: 1he great con
tlnued decline In cott:n Keeps prices anty moy
ing down for ill Cotton fairies, and the downwar1
course cannot be arrested. Holders are afraid ot
st.cks. The Teturs ci peace tntnres such ~ ample
.upp OF the wnateria that Old prlctsnrc expected
to ru}e The utacturers arc bringing forward their
tttcts Of standard fabrics goods farfu Of greater
loss longer thsy keep theu The supply Of goods
Is thus grester than was imagined. Eaod deal OF
business has been transacted to supply the Immediate
wants Of the Rtnson. Pfipis hare hesn sold largely
Tut nj lower prices. B.eacEed aud Bfowa shssttngs
II eheetngs hsve alao further declined. The argo
suction sale Tor ths AtlsIr,c Mills last week took the
trace by turpr1xe. The goods were forced on til
market for the best price that could be obtained
Woolen goods are also heavy. Dclaines continue to
tecstnc, being In intimate sympathy with Costons.
TIE following are the Iaur77endears quststlons:
, 1865-04-13

Total dedett..-......-..:--~~...:
TotaI cnllstmeuts aince J4n. l. 1865. ..2359
Tbe Board Of Supervisors having discontinued
+hr naymept Of tountie8 VIC ehall need 10 con-
1,nnt the ai,ovc table no longer. When the draft
il ordered We ehssl resume It.
.snrcsent,tiye recruit In the person Of Frederick
a1nxrsan. = veteran who has served in the 13th
iiin1i: cavalry three year: pow enlisted IL hia liz
t1hfs +. lie epfrIt which anlmasea the breast Of
Young America.
, 1865-04-13
II Z T. IN

II thIs city, Anvil I2t!., ss5,2ANNA ELIZABETH
y1CTUHINECOLNE, aged 2i years. o,.,,.
Funeral from the lan,iiy residence !! Gest asaaaoiWn W.
rlted 10 attend
In this cty on the 10th Inst. Of Inflammation ottne
aged years. .o,-
In this city, ut O'Clock A. n. April leth lS At The
Jarvis nonsc. JAMES Nos4t4Eh' 1ot1'e1's -
1enst. y. i.
r. New York papers pleas cory. ...,
The body Of WILLIAM n. DUNN who Was ~ asownea
teg1ay Ills funeral viii saks place It " ase Iesi
dence % Aberdeen street, this as
. O'clock.
, 1865-04-13

Cl0thlng Tor Refu.cess
As It Ia necessary to send forward tho clothing
for the refugee orphln children Immediately, we
would aek all those who are mixing garments. OF
those who hare second hand articles, 10 eeud them
forthwith to our rooms, No. ao3 South CLARK
etreet. UNION COMMISSION.
, 1865-04-13
OUR SPECIAL MARKET REPORT.
tsre<ial Dispatch to the We4tssn Press.l
EEW fokE. Apfil IA

OUR SPECIAL MARKET REPORT.
tspet,al Dtspatch to the we.s.rn Press.l
NEW fokk, April II:
srocEs.
At the stock E1ehsnEe the railway shsre market
vi. ger esay weak On cali. The cny marked declioa
waa IL Eie. There was strong pressure to sell ral.
WAY shares 1t tne last Boaid.
ooyxRsxExTs.
Covrznment bsnds we1c eli nFmer at this B,Asd.
aith limited amount offering. Aslet cali the extreme
'lates were no, fully tuttsioed.
xrscKLl AxEoCs.
Coal and miseellareous sharet were steady without
any fpectAt chanFt. The A1iistRnt Treasurer has
Fixed the cotton gold certificates II 1s5x.
The Cad rcom hiss been generally qul.t and With
cut much aninat,o1. TIE diretence between the two
e1trs u,ea ~ss Inc PEI cent-
NonxT.
Money II offered very freely at per csnt, and
1htrs art ,ionH 1t per cent The supp
Ct cspIA IL very lasgs, and demand quite moderate.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum stocks were generally nrm with mode
rate business sales Of Buchan Farm st Sc Cher
r. Hun, Is; Excelsior, s4so Fountain. 423o; Gezma
Eta, &c; Tack, e21o; United States. $3.50 Oceanic
23; Kynd Fam. 3s26, Petrloeum Is quiet bur nrna
II so s5He Tor Grads 5las2e for Rennsain bond, and
11412c for free.
TIE GKNEAAL MARKETS.
TIE Cosaercial 4drey4ser says tho steadIne.s con-
t.nuks In The proSree and uleYcnAndist markets
Thtre IL = steady 1e<ovtry Of conn.eucs and no
tist clifton 10 sacd:e unnecessarily. 6ome prices
have not yet yIsded In proportion 10 ths decline
god aut tboss which a1s kelY to be Areetsd by the
opening Of Auppfts IN the Sonfh ara still wssk and
declining but ruleprr<s hase become generally
adjusted TO ihe taAs Of 80 for Roli, snd the<e
fair drkfea Of confidence II operating upon thsr
standard. =
LATER.
NEW YoBK, April 12.-aalsgher'. Exchange: Gold
| 14st n. Cennn' 1eoA Ez1e SIX; hudson 1es>{
ResatEE 1c& 4; Michigan Souttern 81; 1n1noi, Cen
ira! 1os4: Pitttnrg ny; Reck Island 81; North
| western 1etA do pfd tcX; Fert Wasne DIX ohio
| and f1tt'ss4ppi tc.tifcstts 26; Cumberland IS
/ Quiefs,lysr tt. Market active aed irregular. Gold
!
, 1865-04-13
LOCAL MATTERS,

Prof. De uunn has reduced the price OF bis
10. Kings block, corner Washington add Dear
born streets, Chicago. Ill. ap13-rfSa-1k
CO.. Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, Red Lead, Htharge, Gtas = Mixers Red
Lead, etc.
sale by Dtueeists and Dealers genczully, aud by
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General Agents, e37
Pearl street., New York. marl3nS22-1y S&W
~ Paper Baueinrr, Painting, Calcimtning and
Glazing, At E. E. Rigby's, 50 Randolph street.
l&kSS3f4.lu
, 1865-04-13

MAsoNIc-N. ". FAIn.-Tho Masonic frater.
pity Of this city are requested to meet ut Btaney
Lodge Hall this afternoon a. o'clock, to consult
upon the Invitation OF the officers OF the Sanitary
Eli to Rafns,pase T. E,i1 ie Of
J, b. C. WurrsEy, Secretary.
, 1865-04-13

Andrew Scball. AuRustas Banyou, Janss A.
nahn, Clinton Bnegs, St. Clair sonsaeEland,
s sseseea a. e53.seus p; q,l9.a,, Hart T.. /:
Stewart ona f%y p9n1sI!3p 1ohn
D:n'fl za1d feae edcefps!as aSs5a frtce Smith,
Stephen B,rrett, John Kar k1n, Dsniei O'Buen,
George Wolf. John Connolly. Louis Yeager, James
0s 4;h Wasrd1T.rE IN Ktmsa1l, Peter Shank, J. Il.
Fe1ell. c. ". Ciogton, Pau, Bnrnhsu.
Molioy, J. y. Jacobs, Jacob stlekaeld. J. r. Bon
beId, ]. J. Fox, Johu- Meyers. D. Kennedck, Pc
'ed 6t4 1fE1 Wot1d-Jobn walkorf, John Fitzpatrick,
Jancs o'su1llyan, Michael Halliman, Wm: Nor.
sce, Patrick Carroll, James Burns, 7. c. Hatch,
john Burns, James Rowhan.
a. 6hant, c. sle,ter, John Holp'n, James Mock
sS sanS:5.. rsili;t 6;;:!dy. John Tall;, Ala Ia1aa:
B s,a Eard--ratricE Rafferty,, Thomas McEaevy,
James C1owrey, John Murphy, Richard c. Dunn.
EdTa1e d. Mds9gSo B9gSst; r,.nrn,
1Rh nardEohn I: Paterson. Joseph Hogan,
A. Clark, P. 7. Allen, Il. S. Hahn,- -Wl1ilan
liM nard-Henry. Da,termsn, ], ", Horton,
1rs Robiusou, William Curran, Jeremiah Gala
han, Frederick Catnnn, Michael Quinn, P. Fo-
iii rard-Bry.n Donnelly, Richara Lambtn,
12th Nacd-Peser K1tch. John Rohrbsch,
sta Patrick Nicholson, Henry Rose, John dsIof.
1l!h Hard-John c. wivk1em.n, David Dunne,
Lewis Rosh, Frederick Iacht, 5ames Ennis. Mick
ia1 Hara-Jame. conlan, Edward Donahas,
Andrew Conrad. Manrics Clifford, Christophef
Sclanbt Peter MAnlder. D. Y. A. Boyer4 Marln
Po]son Jams EG1sn: Michael Gsgg!@n. s,a,.,.,
Annrex Gfoss, Patrirk Mcguire. u. sshumtz,
ig:II MsTk Se!so9. John asETity, Thomas ';sr1sy,
William DAILY, F. @. Green, Edward keaoe,
samuel Mckay.
The following we're the nominations for Alder
mcu:
it Ward-U. Il. Crosby.
I'd Ward-uart L. Stewart.
I'd Wart-George A. Mccch.
4'h VI urd-{ No 'nonfnation.}
9Th Ward-T- C. Hatch. :.
9TH Ward-Thomas 1u]ly. jr.
9Th Wsrd-Johr Fdeny. -
Mh Ward-{Eo nomlnatian.
10th Wafd-{No nomtnahou.f
11th Ward]fo n0w11tton)
18th WArd-Tfac3 D. Hull.
18th Ward-Lewts Umlauf
18th Ward-Richard H. burke.
18th Wa1d-htIchae1 Sullivan
18th Ward-J. J. O'Sull1yan-
The following were the nominations for con-
stables: -ka
I'd Ward-Wm. N. Douglas.
sd Ward-Peter Bottnef.
4th Wafd-John Ryan.
9Th Wtrd-John j. Miller.
9Th Ward-Matthew Fleming.
9Th Ward-So nom!uatiou.}
9th Ward-tstncs LOBBY.
9th Wazd-{No nomination.
10th Ward-(Eo nou1inatfon.}
11th WaFd-George Sits,
iath Ward-louis herbert
18Th Ward-1ohn H0hrhack.
1ath Ward-Martin Hills
18Th Ward-1ohn Gyeler.
, 1865-04-13

VAonAxcy.-Jnhn Cook and Il. 8. Harmon, two
OF the individuals arrested on Monday afternoon
for pocket picking, were, yesterday morning, ut
drst charge AZ ain.t them not bang sustained.
, 1865-04-13

FATE or BousTx JunrEn's FR1ESD.-Johu
Severance IN individual not unknown In police
annals, was yesterday charged, before ~conmi:-
6ioner Hoyne. with siding the desertiou Of
bounty jumper named luftus from Camp Douglas.
Lotus ts Known ~ professional jumper, having
, 1865-04-13

esesped two OF three times. The last time In rur-
Mig from joliet he was shot houph not severely.
Subsequently he YVES captured in Chicago and
In on bx ne 6
In need~ wss arrested On Sunday for engaging In
. riot in .he houec Of ill-fame OF his slatcf On
Wells street and d, sso 20. 1sr ftsalns revolver
S76 In the Police Court, and for thu second held
for t1ta! to houd~pf $40 Hearing OF Ella arrest
and euspe1tipg his escapade with Lpftns, tlo OH
Strong, who caused bis arsatenmsnt before Com
missioner Hpyne-ou the charge Of aiding deset.
non, The aecutatlon being fully proven, Ssvsr-
auce WIS committed for trial IN the q, 8. Dlstrct
Court In bonds OF S1.Hp
ANNUAL SrArE1EsT:-The Annual statement Of
the Connecticut Mutual Life 1n.urance Company
Of Hartford, appears In smother column Of this
ffsnc. Those who ate insured IN this company
This 1s claimed to he the ony company In the
United Ststes which exhibits the largest annual
receipts and the largest assets, the Last being
sest1nents excseds lrs ANNUAL losses. Those de-
s1ring to effect life insurance, would do we'll to
exRl1fns the claims this company has upon their
patronage. 1t shouic b. remembered that all
new msmbefa Qs.t,cltote, equally With the old,
in the profits Of the business. Messra. Moore q
SieaErs, No. 20 Iasallo street, Hartford Build.
tngs, are the general agents.
La RuE's GREAT War SHow.-This novel. In
genious. and instructive exhibition. attracted
1noiEer large audience, last night, at Smith l.
Nfxon's HAL. Tho movement OF thou.ands OF
so:dIers On the march and on the battlefield. en-.
acting all the different scenes 20 accurately, and
Representing lite so truthfulIy, Is certainly won
deriu1. Rounds OF applause greeted every eccne.
Mr. La Ruc>e deiineations Of character, and Master
The s Ra vii s. sG'S
M4sos1c-N. ". F41n.-rhe Masonic trater.
, 1865-04-13

New York STOCK and 3loncy Market.
NEW ToEK, AurI1 n, 1855.
rosKr-Hasy and in large Supply at cent
t1kKllxG EIVAxoE-Quics at ltSA@!5'4 tof n1sE
G01p-Wlthout decided cnange-opentng st us and
GorEeS4ESr s1ocxs-Q Quiet and nrn. q 5. e. 81,
coupons. 1gsx; zos. coupons 1Hh; 1ofos. coupons.
ast. -,
M. pe G, six:9 M 9 g Ssr p EsH fiox =:
Et,r.611; do nd. 81; huoso1. 101; e., 1us4: M.
$ .G2A a. T. r.. ss; Resdtnz, T5t. fapos 70 !
tGX ~ r. ~
, 1865-04-13
THE CITY.
HEPUHL1CAN MEETINGS.

Inc Republican Union Electors Of the Thtr-
teenh Ward will meet Al the following places On
the evenings named below. Prominent speakers
wall address the vose.s upon the topics suggested
by the present CANVASS:
On ThprsdAy evening at Bepzingerss saloon,
corner of North asenue ind Orchard street.
usstaa ''oon
On Saturday evening Al. Conrad Folz' saloon,
conner Of North avcnua and Lasshec etreet.
Lei there b. ft attendance o1 the voters Of the
wss3 without d.stinedon of party: N~'
Meetinge viii b held IN the Eighth Ward Us
On Friday evening at Geo. Hock's saloon. Blue
1slpnd avcnnc, near nth street. o''N-' -0'1'
On Saturday evening at Fred soree's Saloon,
on Msy street near Polk, snd al 10. Hldenbentel's
saloon, No. 313 Blue Island avenue.
On Monday evening, naas meeting OF the entire
Republicans Of the ward At the German Hall near
the corner Of Waller and Twelfth street
Ward VI vii meet during tbe week at at tie s places
nsned btlow. Hon. J. B. Rice, our can7 1dste for
NJ! OF. samI. shackford, Esq. our candldste fol
ii Of these meetings and address thoee present
Every cIuzeD ot the Ward whu takes an interest in
the coming election should be present:
corner ot Chicago avenue and Larrabce street.
o9 Saturday evening At J. Gunds House, No.
100 Green Bay street.
9al North Clark street, between Supenor street
The Republican Union voters Of the Eleventh
Ward VIII hsvc grand rallv This evening At a Al.
ull attendance. The time before election is very
short and not a moment must he lost y we would
carry this Ward. Good speakers will be In at.
re Republican Union voters OF the Sixteenth
Ward viii meet during the week - f0lfows:
eas IN cn1se5 ,ns ~ wiz md ana,tns
On Friday evening in the Concert Ha1l, Uhlich'a
, 1865-04-13
aurttDtl Sales.

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ GENERAL ACCT1ONEERs, u. 4s d e Dear.
honst .Chicax 0. Ill We give personal attention
to eales Of uousehold Furniture. &C., Al senEs or
at cur saesroom:; Parties oreak.ng up nousesesp. R
po,tng OF their goods. On! regular sao dass ot Fur.
1ttnre 4ud Household Goods, at our aalestooms are
Tn aIAES nd
, 1865-04-13

st. Louis H1arkets
[s7eclsl D:1patch " the ChIcsEo TsibuneJ
ST. LOUIS. April q
IoBAeco-Steady. Green and tacaged 1n.s tl.00
tntss.7o: anteEI nss $40 TO s5.so: CT snon ship
ping leaf at 5000 to Sl1.c1: medium shppluR
leas st 31Gl0; common manufacturing .caf ii
SO Is: good no 1t s33 20 to si0 50.
FLouE-Acti1e. spptrnce At IS s74. brls tsturned:
low grade It IS %: auperHnc at q q 5o eprinz
extra {615 delivered; fall extra Inspected Il Is
Gp7.s5.
GRA1s-Thsst Gull. Prime at 4t.50; choice At
31fa. Corn nrnet-nl1ei white 76e: ys1ov &c i:
mixed soc per tnshel delivered. Rye at 6s9G7c px
bushel. Bar.ey du 1--*ptiug At II Is per busoel.
, 1865-04-13

AUCTION Goops.-Mesers. Hunt, Barbour & Co.
are receiving large and excellent line Of dress
goods, from laet weeks New York anctlon sa'es.
The attcnuou OF the trade ii directed 10 their
ftock. it will pay to invest money In IL
, 1865-04-13

LAKE FonEsr E1Ec11oE.-The regular munich
pal election for city officers to serve the city Of
Iake Forest for the cnfulns year, was held on
Tuesday. The result wns the e1ectiuh Of Colonel
William s. Johnston for Msyor, Davld !. Lake and
Erastus Bailey as Aldermen for the First Ward.
Other Aldermen hold over.
, 1865-04-13

1ssmx.-Ou the inside of this issus will be
found our utual legal report the address, Of
Chsrles Randolph, Esq. President of the Board
OF Trade, and other interesting local matter.
, 1865-04-13

NEW ORLEANS PArEHs.-We are indebted to
the courtety Of J. F. II. GsAce, Esq, for late New
0tlfans papers.
, 1865-04-13

REcnU11Ma-There were th1fty-elght men en-
Listed in Cook county ons n edneadzy, thus dis.
, 1865-04-13

EKTIKrA1ENEKT OF TIE SABBATH SCHOOL OF
TIE cuuncu OF .TuK REpEExER.-The enEiao'e
reputation which this school has BY its preEi-
Gus evening entertainments will be m3re than
sustatpcd ly thoee which It proposes to give on
Weoneeday and Thursday eventncs Of next week
.tTbe 1ndolent Fslry," drama performed BY veri-
+aie fairies md elves, IN the persons OF seventy
litle boys and girls, is alone worth the Ir'ce Of
fhe whole entertainment. The little folks Wit! bt
a1rayed In rarlat1ne and lnce With decorations Of
b,rds, butcEntet, bees, flowers. TlnEs 80 the ~
songs and Icyels are Of the most bewitchinc kind:
The tsbleaux are being gotten up with unusual
care, representing statuary and patrtoac scene9
jouuics, Single pteees, duets chornses. Sc Tick.
Ell Of admission, dfty cents; to be obtalned at
John Z. Walsh l. Co.'S, cornef OF Dearborn and
Madison streets, md ut the door on the evening
p{ the exhibition.
Rzcnr147xo-There were t1ffty-eleht men en-
, 1865-04-13

EXCELLENT ArrorxTHEs1s.-Sam Eilie and
Tom Moore, two Of our most efficient city detec
tivex under the late c. r. Bradley. have been re-
Gently added to our present polise force. Tom
has been assigned to special duty in the North
lice. The appointments are excellent ones.
, 1865-04-13

For TIE n ". SANITARY FA1R.-The Dearborn
School Gazette, NOD. has made Its appearance
upon onr table. II Is w1de-Rwake, eprightly lit
9le sheet, and edited with considerab1s ability.
Tho proceeds OF IT. ea!e 70 into the Treasury of
tho N. ". Sanitary Fair.