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II, NOVEMBER 8, 1865.


rrS,Ss conass law. ss,.
u urtay. November At ~ r. NJ. AaLh for 81 oo n,le
and repeat ID. rfeifcr's Gift IN hsrness: Win WE.
lana black n Lady Close pound wssan ssas,,.
ree e. and srsa * Msmbrino rIo brother
horse In the States, which mol aesspled but Ia now
matched against older horse Who for The purposs on
WILLIAM SHAW
p N Proprietor
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-ro GExJLEMrr
onl,, ., Che rs- York xgssum 4 Assionfy, ~ sloaA
ray fh1.s unable " attend tbsse lectures nty
spy ~ for> ardirg Adfsss h.ssrisy ~ Eew
Ysfs nnsssns o. loslonay. els Bresdwas y
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IIEsRY D. MINER, AucTfosEEs.
SALE OF HORSES, cAGE[.cEs. HARNESS &C.,
AT y ,o'rfnas. AZ TiIfr Sroa rLseR sfxBLE.,
" skaR ' fotia III ss2asts' -"
IIExnY rELrNAs AscTIoSERe--.o. cLrNrov
/ Hail. coils on Eonday soyenber At 100 oclocs he
s. ssisE 'sssp S's u. Y s y sspss
BooARr. AucrIcSffE
Al ics o'ciork e. TIE aacst rogn- No : sortA william
street corner v Esfas s e. III s AZ ,lA
H. ssd sar sss S, a n'F s .'ss ~
broc.i.l snd ,.p. .oid m!Fny Issis,fs ,nshos.ny
sSsny sns Ss.s-saa Psris Chairs rosewood sSosay
s sSs sl car. si's s i fs
r,,sss d .,sisy wsos a.. .s s,s. ss
,as- soi.s coi@ss n.d,.s HAIR yars..e, Zoe g,.iasr
Rs;a.sa D,ess Table: ;sa ,,ss 6'a,ss IT,.
ccsa si .ss r.s s ss,s. .. . fas.py .aS
, ,s u..1E ss s"s ~; py.S w. s g.
fsos Ac Removed from ffsh a'snue fos convensnes q
xi.o sp. .or. slor e.- year sas s.s ,ro,isa - sss
c.sh dsposil. reqairei
BooLRT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOV 8 AT u
e. osioes . ne Suction ron ~. sefss w ,ss
effect. " lrass sea ssnse ma.sur.s also l.ss Ios
a Tsys rsscy Gooa. Blsssets -
Nf DOUGHTY. AUTHORIZATIONS SALE ~
ae i s,as s.i.sTsoss y s..a.s.ss
sad walnut p&rlar Chautsr aud Unlna kag1
Farniare 81 every f~srpfon. nr.sss aga Velvet CT
p~. rosewood Psnsforte fssaeh nsts risr srd hsnie
hfofs iron safes, 0sce Furntpr, DcaAM fsintnEs a.
Descriptive catalogues 81 sns.
N p0fIdNs, ArCTToNEHa SALTS nook az
~. Cana VII seii this Ay, a ~ ps1ck Al 50
Broows ssfesa, The Public Heuse bysn A. he Fn,syn ~
y. pI,a,. ig.nsr -l.a sa. 49, 49,. A..
Oh fslnnnss AL rnKsvings, es 1Asn1slsFs ~ -
lures Ciock Refrigerator Cos rfssuiaa 80 ~ $3.50
Ware, silver PGisa Wars. rer " tbrr an4 wa,sf 1000
Aunfpz nmA shades, Bsrr Fu1ft fTe al flNs4tfN
-. ia al srgslobns vus barrel haegsr fu 80 i.b
iers anf Gase~fs lulpiefpents r~, brsnfss whsssta
Wines Btrrs Cigars. T0bae~s hv hsfsls So se* *Af
tng hoauss A.. ~ Also i.csss rlefe 40 basen.n@
four ysArs from Mar mort Al ~ ttfod wasWi tesfts
yVuIItn Writer'S. srcT osEHr . 30, l.a.. y,
w Roam viii s-n tlie fny, Al if stnrs ~ ~, 49,
Bsrrossn FDAsrss. Chairs. blab yssnet
Ca aess,srs 0sci,us lsf&4 ~ t 49, ~e~Af@'
4 "a othar Goods conDecssf wish Tie stabihhs~enA
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DEM. Y. THEALI. AUCTIOEEER.
FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS
CAROM BILLIARD TABLE. &C. THEAI.L & BROS

EDWARD sCHEScR, AUcrIoNEER
IL ELEGANT HORSES, CA1iRiAGRS AND HARNESS,
Ar THE PRIVATE STABLE
lA WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET.
To be sold by EDWARD ScHEsCK, this day. q. ~
NJ. Mt i0i West Eighte.uth street.
Particulars In the catalogues,
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sTTUATTONs wANTED-MALEs.

r LITERARY EMPLOYMENT BY A HIGHLY
IL accomplished classical and English scholar and modern
hngst Of large experience and reputation
writer journalist settled literary engagement
here elsewhere He Is also accurate proof reader
refcredces unquestlonabe Address D. @. L. Long
Island Historical Society, Brooklyn
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TIEERY ~ IFEps ArcrIoHEER,
IL CHOICE AnCfENT AND goDE K,s,s OH FAINT
HENRY n LEEDS 4 MINER en- "Wednesday New. Z,
1854 Il II o'cIeci. gallery 90 Liberty street
AIse private collection q nnc Ensravngs just
lars hereafter. Now exhibition.
, 1866-04-03

On TUESDAY. April 3, at 9x o'clock. We will se11
st our Ea1esrooms, ~: ~ and - Dearborn @ sTeet,
Chamber Suits IN POLISH ou Walnut, tne Parlor SUIT:
u Grexn kspp md Easli*h Har Gioth. inGi9dlnE a.
-MlHors, Cafpsts. Cook and other Stoves sprGG aud
Feather Beds Ctocfesy Fancy China snd Gasss Ware
&c. win general assortment Of &econd Bard House
GILBERT L SAMPSON,
, 1866-04-03
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR nIlDNIGHT mARkET REPORT.

OUR MIDNIGHT atARkET REPORT.
Especial Despicn to tho Western Associated rrrss.i
new YoEx, Aplil2-
The rold market WIZ hrmer again toward the close,
and LETT on At t1ssH.- 1ssH.
The stock market at the Second Board WAS decided
ly ffue.. and there was marked rise On Eis Mich
iean Southern and P1ttsburEh. After the eall Erie
rose to tx, and the market wAs very much excited.
The contest It present EplnE on between the hus and
beals Is severe one and the snouut OF capital and
talent both sidca IL veT large. At the closing Ees-
x4on OF the Open board, Mr. Harks 1aoved that the
Board st}oorn tomorrow Afte1 thIsone O'Clock cali. IN
respect the memory Of the lAte John Ward. Of the
stock Exchange. The motion was seconded unanls
nonsay.
The balance In the sub Treasury fs eSt.1e9.159.
FrrholxCN sTocE8.
AT the afternoon session the market Was xenefflly
dull but sales show au Improvement. Sales: Beune-
bo flaG Ca tt1l. f24s; Un}ted Stases. $500: PaH
tn1c. ss.l5; Psthole, ts.zs; Oil Creek, $l.@-
xlaISo STOCKS.
Mining stocks are being c1iqued. Atlantic. s4.o
Grey, &2l.to; Quartz, &c; Smith PaInelee4 fL0o.
DEF GOODS.
The DRY Goods market today Is . little stronger
aad most goods are nIrn at the Quosaaons. Foseisn
goods arc weak for many styles, md dieu't To sell
10 sobbers and retailer. Tht auction sales annonnc.
the week quite a. large a. for the past
weeks, Which continues to depress sde in Imported
tsbFlc8.
The following arc the prices for leading articles:
Brown nsheetlnEs-AmoskeaE A. sc; Appleton a.
&c: Atlantic A. sc; Augusta, &c 1ndis1 BEAD. &c
Shumkezg E. u.
Rleaehed shfruogs-Da1lson d Son, &c; Battlens.
&c; Bates SsKc: Btaeratoue, SIC; James, SIC: Lons
dale, &c,
Iriptt-Alle4. IKE: American 1ak; Arnold, 1sc
He;s London Aou nlrg, 1sXci iaaes&tz: 17Kei Mex
, 1866-04-03
COMMON COUNCIL.
Regular Noeiins--s7he MaJos'5 Po.
lice.. Licenses Of the Yesr.-.In-
tramurL Interments....Wet
Water Street.--1he Eight
Hour Movement. Il


The rrgular meeting Of The Common Council Was
neld last evening In The Council chamber-als
iaono1 The Mayor in the Chair. There WEIR nlso
present Aldermen Gaet, Kn1ckerbocke,, sh,mp,
cstte', Barrett, Wicker, McRoy. Wllmarth, shsrt-
Can, hmm. Wall~ork, Hatch, Moore, Rane1ty,
Fr3stee. Noodard, Tslcott. Holden. Bixby, noud.
nnsfeH. aunilty, Gazf3t ID, Frondtoof. uptttuSes,
E1h. Awson, shsckiord. Woodmm and CLARK.
Ths minutes q the presiding regular and aa-
1ourned meetings weEr, on motion Of AID Eutck-
erbockes, approved without rcatlng.
AsETo.
A communication vas received from the Mavor.
Ing the petition of Z. l. Ienks to remove remove i irame
building from one locality in the trr limits to
smother, YVES in excess OF their powers the autnor-
" to peni sneh sctton being alone vested in the
Aid. Wicker moscd to reconsider the role by
which the sntd permission wat granted. Carried.
Q, Fnbc Wosks, Win power '1 10 aei I The 81 MOTION @
prevailed.
TIE MAIon's rorIcE.
The following communication was received from
the Mayer:
70 tat beard Of A.aeEme, Of The City Of Chicago.
Of officer Charles Tunu1cn6e, Chief Of the Mayors
Polic, for the ycar enoius AMii J. 1866; alro, the
aeknoslecsnen's Of services rendered 70 the CitJ
OF licenses and transfers OF licenses for tte past
year amount 10 a,l23; for the preceding year 3iI,
difference IN tayot Of The past year Of ,65s This
large increase is In great part due to the faithful
and efficient manner in Winch the Mayors Police
have discharged their e1acnng duties. and de-
fire to ofTGr the highest c0mmtnd1Aun from
th1s office tor The ardnous work 70 well done by
each and ali Of Them. j. RICE,
.. Mayor.
The following Was The report retel1ed to-:
The Hon. j. b. Rice. Mayor:
In compliance with your request, b. yc the honor
herewith 10 transmit report OF the dp,ues OF the
MAYORS Police 10 April Iii lSGG and as Eaid police
pose ii cniurcinc the Ncense laWs, canppl prpha-
bly better thow tbe benefit They have been 70 the
dfy than By comparing the number Of licenses
tnEeD nut in Inc nnnricipat year 1As,3-5 and 1BTE
Although the rrsat lncfsnse herein e5hioitrd Is
owing Itrhaps IN . certain degree to he rap!d
Rrowth Of Inc city, and increase o! business. an
~ III. nnrnn fhst II n nrinrinair rne TO fhr on
ciercy nf the Mayor's pal,ce. 1ic iucreasa here
shown / hayt taken from the license REGISTER OF tbc
City tlcrk, whtsh increase alone. viii amoun. IN
immcslafcty aftnT the anno,ntrnept ar said Io,fee
, 1866-04-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
0vc1tng 0Hys


(eeported BY Telegraph Exclusively for tho chlcsso
Tfibn1t.1 ..,-
NRw ToRx, MondA! Eren'nF, ApEtt Z.
REEF CAT1LE-There are on sale eotdsy a. Alief-
tons 3soo head OF Beef Cattle. comprising In part ~
from Ohio; 16e0 Gsoln ulnola md TO fcu Hew 9osK
State. The supply Of bEstis snsll. With decline or
fulIS 1c. 1hhrt II full 8uppJ Of medium and infe-
nor, which arc 11c 1ower. State Oxen In abundance
The weather Is favorable being ntd. not wnsm. With
slight raiu The market opened 1rey. First class
sold quick Common stock dragged throughout the
afternoon Ftfty cars expected from Albany. Affected
trade which is reported 70 hare gone East 1 revival
The tpeeuAtors have lost piles Of money. Tho supply
for The week So head; too many Of all Ends but
tnetest. Tho current quotations are:
Ftrst is
Secona 41Anfyt. -'..-.s..'.LsA!n
lnfu
F1lat-e1ass mlnoia and Ohio d1oves average f6aisc
SHEEP-The market Is fullJ supplied and declining.
6lx car loeds4 sheared. sold at sk&s4c. Unsheared
sell ut 1856; e1tra. sAc. Prlts dull and declining.
Lambs, averaging s. Nd, SET 1t 500.
HoGs-26od head hcsr, rnany Of than being THU and
poor. Market dull At 1oattHc-
haLIs or ILLINOIS uEHsH.
c. Stons sells ,6 head averaging Go ns, ut lo15c.
wv. Wood sells 70 head, averaging 600 ns, Al 139
l6hc.
Mccoy sells s6 hesd good. averaging 500 ns, at
1Galsc.
Henry Rankin sells s. head, averaging 63 ns, at 16c.
II. d. Smith sells So head averaging 67s ns, IT
1ie17c.
ORC, Evans sells sshesd. averasin. as ns, whole
sale, at tta8 % per head.
GoloA Roe1ssox.
, 1866-04-03
New York Marker.

.-.-.-.-. Nrw TonK, Aprtla
CoTro1-Dnr and shade loFes, at i01ioSc ior
u1sddlt1E-
FloCH-Dnll and htasy, without decided change
Eales at S7-13R1s5 for Extra St1ts,; $a-HAsN ioF
extsA rourd hoop Ohio and traae bEands
--.he market closing quiet
WH1=KrT-Qe1ts- sales Of Veg cru 1t s2.ebxGs2.77.
GrAIH-Wheat quiet; ho[dets tfm ntller1 insist
up< ate.lally eAtier pftcet sales os Old No. Mi,
wzuket II el6& Rye quiet and heavy eAIsa OF State
al sic-an outside Fdtet. Harley IL held tQ5 higher
which hss checked transaction. Bstley mait d1ii.
Torn quite nm sud Ia falr demAud at 1nA6c for IN.
sound; BE for eouLd mixed Western In store A1d
dellTeied: &c for Whlte Western and so1c Tor sound
yellow. Oats ehAde nIrntr 81 Sc &c loF new West.
aaoczR5ts-cotec oaii; mo A. 13xslE. Sugar
rama asl1c. Molaasef dan;
FEThpIECX-SteRdy 1t 2&3 G4C for crude, and 41G4
4bXc for fttntt IN bond. -.
fHnTlsluJs-lnrk unsettled Ant lower; s75s7N
Z. tor nev snAs c,o.ns M e = = asao reEaiar .a&
nrls new mss*, tos Aprit Nay snd Juns SELLERS op:
~ 1Hh y - bfla s1s date la1 moath ioo s.s bsls:
pret,o9s ps1tsi; totsi stock Of ees5 APn IT, 1855
ds.e ~ Sss pts' Beat h,s,. in noasrste q.
Suness.sna sns 1sxSt;Ke tss la3x tihssa, IA .sse
.honldsrt, 4nd 16sNls.e ios hams: L*sd heaYy .at
for nsate. Cheese dull at 1t133c.
, 1866-04-03
POWERS
Patent Perpetual Broom

Make your owu Brooms, and thu1 save Y OF what
youhow pay for that article A few more County and
State Kghts for sale at bargain Men out Of busl
ness why will sou be Idle? when you can take hold
Of this Broom and make $t0 where you invest Il.
Agents are now making fron, tl1 to ~ per day. HuT
aToWn, County OF State Right
The Brooms are now being manufactured In large
quantities II this city. Al orders accompanied with
the money nlled on short notice. send stamp for cir
cuizr cell ut my Office ard Get pssted and you Will
nseat. CHAS. E. BROWNE,
Room II Tylers Block. II IaSa1le-st, Chicago
nntn
, 1866-04-03
From New Orleans.

NEW On1rAxs,- April 2-Cotton depressed.
salea, 800 bales. To-daf't receipts, e,T6 bates.
Low middlng. sGla7e. Sugar mota active; 14D
14He- Gold, IsfA. Sterling. ss,ic. N. x, checls,
The Grand Jury has Investigated the late assas-
tsnaiion Of Capt.. GEansben and the action Of the
soroner's Jury In letting The a5.aseins escspe-
The csae. and Neislfor interfering There Is con
siderable excitement
Preparations tor cotton planting hre active. The
upper rtyef Il flooded. md cotton Is coming DO IN
freely. The city il crowded with many emigrants
en- folGe to Mexico,
, 1866-04-03
1 e D.

In this city, on the lit ust. THOMAS MARFATT
HUTU, son Of John aud ChaElotte NJ BOYD, aged
years hnd Il ontE8.
Funeral to-day tTuesday} At 10 .: H. tom the resi-
dence Of James Cut let, 161 Ontario street.
In this city. euddc April I'd, SAM. E. PEARCE-
aEcd "a years and months.
FuneTa! from the Richmond House at ar. N. to-day
tIpeedsy.1
~ MLIEenkee papers p1eaae cory.
, 1866-04-03

PURCHASING AGENCY.-R.
L 4. Philip 4 Co.. General Pnrchaaing and Supply
Agents. are now ready to I'LL all orders for books.
pamphlets Photographic, ard all articles for sale Ii oar
city, Also Ill pt1solS wishing Information ofanJ kind
wItceive prompt att erbn hY PncloatnE 50 cents TO
r. 4. PHILIP CO., Drawer 8093u Chicago.
, 1866-04-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sharp lrncIice.-lf is amusing to see
ths dodees @ q TIE teM',ng machine men when one
In 1ast Fridays TK,nUsE we briefly noticed re.
poIt Of TRIAL Of sewing Machines. II hurt Sat
chimes rurbed to The rescue. Ia lsboted efort to
sertrt o.c srikh lesT heads and holding their IN
tagontst doTn ey inserting mtu Aoset tetsfstn Aa
We hare view ed The entire report OF the judges,
including hst Of polbtf c1afmed by each competi-
an sfdav,. oi The chairman Of The Judges, who had
been chief adJusier al the florence factory; aiso
notes IN detail oi every incident connected With the
The ansSes Rss tpiey Id vel i soa 3 ap' 10 order
Of cour.e and fnIl Of fan. II Is no, had lsca, ia
fact quite philosophical for severely beaten party
dodge ii evesy esseI Of 1kip 70 mssiesi,. T It al a.
iords much an nse1nrnt outstde the ring We have
nj! attended, clfcus. probably.
We would Suggest, however, that tmaeIpsry let
tiers, homemade jokes, bnflesque ridica7e, ADD an
appearance Of indifference, make out poor spoil
oE5 o. an answer to an Official and detailed rrport
Of distinguished and capabte mcchau1cal EXPERTS
as Judges Of their own choice.
The report referred 10, feenas 10 be Of only one
trial out Of ssHdystTet IN which the same machine
4 tiiIbs hare this whip to crack, and such dane
ine and dods1ng and winGnR among the Shuttle
stitch clan all over the country. The Florence
dert,and that ali he Shuttle Stitch Machincs were
In !he came boat We append The notice We gase,
as II appeared:
"A GnAsp TnlAI--we see mos, Of the leading n.
~ aar.na s ~ mn nsehns aGc, ~
1S,oEs ossn ss0ga s0 n aRy eoupt ma,
pIsn withs}. '''''S - 'A'
Il aprtart Tint the Florence, a. representative
Of 1he Lock.Stitcb. or Shuttle. Stitch tsas-ehal-
The Agent OF he WILCOX Gibbs Silent sewing
Machines 1t The plscc, vas one ~ Who "i &C.
espied 'he eo.ii.nees The eompeiite.s s' wei: r.
iorethef. shonid choose nthers Tnrt
compefiiots were then reQpifed 10 placr in rdtine
and prctent zach point upon which eupet1orily il
claimed The trlal proceeded, md nf the end Of
st,,eh I Maebinse ras iound ia haSe snsta1ned pSo
ncnts a. out If Iii theT hid sntsrai. H. Wt1ieorS
f;,Hh. q i1irh hsf n f,rht il. hst.,e saneNss ~
oler machine Iotes or csn IKE 1ts T1s1stc. Ionn
St,tcb-prcrcntei thirty.fyr pofuts Of snnerjoTttT
Of tse ih1rty:nse poinis wese sneiaised md unaa.
money! acknowjedcrd bv the tudrcs. and The Will
~ q ",oJs MAs neeau 10 oe co"pis'e5 auo
t. e,cia si ~ tbne a1nt,o,
=. ~ h. ~ y. '.G1G - ~ RI ssoia! r.
~ aE ~. n,,rxns T. ,,na. "o . ~
s.,ar tSe ia, s.s.an f F.,es III & ss.
Seen ss taa tsSy ,sas Of pfq N IS s,d md
nenes mole .naa toose a"afueo 10 aA o1aee I0A-
eoDes @ Sompaaeo a. s.ts b. h,a ,n.o ~ al
lan rep9ss oi FIG q uai ,g1 af &c nao Isee, 1y a.
15essine l. eo1neu q eo' t'' Lake suee1, sa1aSo'
eel s,ned md s
and then II ycn are nniaftun3ta enoagn 10 GET
congh Or cold, uke coca Cough Dasam 10 cure It.
1t Wtil 90 II ssesy tine. H.. 49,. ..... .s..,a al
Know tlat Goes pyapepsia cnre ~ reliable, ana
CERTAIN 70 cure me W9lsa G&s9 ~ uyspepsta, ~.
.poonln! day Of 1t VII enable the most confirmed
Of Inc f1omaca or oo"ee' opSe'@o7's&
n.>.n, por,,,c,,,--VVc artrno&rtad~e
, 1866-04-03

On THURSDAY. Arril ), at 9k O'Clock. At H1tte1s'
Auction Rooms In l1lmer's Block. aud AZ lsSn-
dolrh it. between state st. and Wabash avenue. The
stock IL very large and desirable one comprising
s of the most desirable and most psf
terms. WA. a. BulIEt{S e tU.
sjI Aucuoneefa.
, 1866-04-03

In this city, on tbs 39th tnkt hy the Rev Dr. Swazey,
NJ. l.. H. HINT aud Atss EEI1IE WEST. all Of Chi
cago. No caEdx.
il this city. On Sunday evening, April 1st> at St.
James' Church. by tie Flight Rev. bishop Ciarkson,
JAMES MURRAY ana H ELEM ROBERTSON. dkuRh-
tsT OF the late John Robertson, both OF this city.
ID this citY, bY the Rev. Dr.. nuter ar. JOHN Nc
GOVERN, see Il years, and Miss ANN MURPHY. Of
Hartford, Com.
, 1866-04-03

..... .
Hpsscopa1 churencA-Rasser Electlons.
which the Ep,seonalten churches held their ANIMAL
.,a,t,.,s q. ~ cho1cs ~ 1y.,d.,. .,,d vat,.o..
elosuons ~! we euoe ~ .n'.N aae a.u tneo
fos the enfunC yeaf, TIE following hfe TIE res4lts
tnss whers ssrt1tained -
y NT1s-At tn1s cnutea. ioeatea ~ Gonage
GrnEe-heT. e. b IUttle, ttector-!he Following
ELECTIONS were made
Matden-W: 2. Aeke1man, ": B. Suithail
2. b. 1o"alss. T. T. Sherman, H. Hagh1lst, L.
st. Johns.-Tbe Eas'er otier17ss Of this church
amounted. With the M Sunday School col,ecaons Of
proceeded with yesterday Tor the ufn year, and
81, ,ODO WEE realized, Notwithstanding the fact that
vefy mauy could not attend account Of the storn.
1 be following was the reeu1t Of the election Of
Wsrdcne-cb Carpenter, D. Y. Page.
yestr1U1en-C H. Jordan P. r. Chandler, q. II.
Sutton E. L. Garfield, George Gardner, s. John
eton, r. 4 Shufeldt. p1. II. Csr.
room q re cbuIcn tois evening, e. Al = oelocs.
~ NC zad1eI ei.Hnn;a incdino shent s,tiy ncs
eommnnicante.
Trinity CasEch-Ihe snnral meeting Of the
Trinity Fattsh VA hed a. th1s caaiea Ae. esgnhs.
~, e;o ~ ,ss 1nnid ~, herr.f,sr h sah Al
snct,on but thst The pretent occupants would have
the privilege OF retaining them for the ensuing
ye1E. The sent9 Q! tae peWt ~ a9ease0 y =
p e.. ~ i @ ,na tits1r. 4, .ho s1iesT .,e ~
~ ~ o.uS. - ii1 - ~ ~ hn.aefs 1S.erv - ~, ~
~ ~ Hna 1 .Ie ~. - ~. rhN.e ~. ranira Il, ,s.s
~ 'oHe LILY - - .a,.,-. - ,,hi.h Iii - - f-ss.
n;.ht ~ ~ r,,ne ,h"nt.n1 1nl1.,s Thr fo3loTfnr
elcn. 70 pne a us,: r., ~ ~ n-.SnS
80 ~ .S,sa hr .niTdns rn1s 'A
7tNT 7T.eds.Hi . - iit,,i;a1a = = E,--o
, 1866-04-03
Milwaukee Market,

: Hf9WnMKGb MNfKGt4
(Epecial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribune1
MLwArkKr. April 4,
FLorH-Firmet. but quiet saea 100 br's city double
extra sprtrg At 47.G7k: 100 hsls extra at Sis7E
GxAi,-Whtat slightly hlEher. bat oufl sales this
morning s, eco bush st sl.d for cash: sl.s4e1ssx
seller ali week; sl.:fk9i.ssK buyer s1t week. Noon
EoardSsles 17,0o bush At sts5 c4sn. 5p. m. Bo.rd
dull sales oea bush st $le6 fer cash and sc for
rejected.
sS1DQ,
, 1866-04-03

A DuuoSEsT CLERK. "A lad named JohnFtsh-
CT. who Las been employed as CLERK in Samuel l.
ei.ees, ezs brought before the Police Court YES
fcrday afissnoon, on the chArse Of stealing two
%.su from hlA employer. lie pead guilty, and
wae committed to 1he county jail IN deEault Of 500
bail, 10. trial In The Heeorter'k Cout.
, 1866-04-03

FOR SALE-Un1mproved City
!,rl Prsps.ty 1T T. 1Tnos, 3. BRYAaco Resl Ratsie
aSHiSzs Avenue :easR sSais & Sc Sc tsss IT,
MfcMieAN AvEsgE, south of 18th st.-lsa<1ss feet
MICHIGAN AfESgE and R,vsr street. fronting Rush
WABASH avenue. northwest corner OF 18th street:
WABASH AVENUE, south Of 1s.h st-lsa11so feet:
1spfhXR ~ aHsEEuR, 4outn o, 18th st-zy4lseseet.
I;NsDIA,N4 Avenue. soaih oi lSsh st:-ssxlso fsss;
fnAtMaS ~ z hnFhoEs soota o. 1eta Sh-aa41iso 4eet
sssis !s e
E4 AyESF AyESE ss;'s ssg5s # g. 81 f ss
kakKAk;EE AVENUE, north Of Wshpaaash a1eaue
KASK1kEE AvKNuEau and vAL1QuETTE STREET
.-sonth Of Wahpansen aEenne-Do lots each 2a1l1l H.
STATE STREET. south Of 18th st,-es11so feet.
G4AKK [ sTRKEI s!Is4 south Of l;!h st-'a17o fest
aE sisF ss :eats q feet
NGSR0E STREET, Test of We'll, ss.-sozl9o feet to
niXffk STREET. north Of Water SIX n; frontage
WELLS STREET. south OF Harrison as,-as1loS fest
aKoVE sIREET - tset, Stewart avenue eotees. and
qK9Sn a!FE5E sfas RE e. i &c sss
~ %ESTY:stxTa sfiEET, east OF Calumet avenue
NJ s. STREET. east Of Calumet
81 i1fEEsTI STREET. west of Indiana avenne-soo
wAsniSG1os STREET, west of franklin street
rWESTT.FouRTH STREET, east Of State at-,s1
KtsfiKA AND ATTlcA SHEETS. west Of Halsted
wAHrASsEM f.NssE HvESUE and Wallace ,t-s aeres.
WALLACE STREET aud iAgan ave. north Of New
sf4TE AND GLAKK SITS. and wahpsnsea aud
EAEau ayes.-G acfg.
o.rr.,,o EogTN p1ytsEoy: ,.<x,oo ;.
ONTARIO STREET, West OF Market sf--l'91i" II.
1hSlasI 9ls STREET. cast Of Clark ss-as1.oo II. to
74REE pS.;s ess s5 y ssSsf
suFKEioK I sTHEET; .tut Of Clark St. 2ax1aa n. to
DEaRboRN STREET. T.. c. cor. Of Ohio st.-soz1oo
5EEsf ss2s It 6'ss ess.. ss,z
rKSSKIM SIi STREET. south Of North av-aoazalo n
HAWTHORNE STREET; west Of Blaeshawk at
WEST DIVISION:
MApIs0M sTKEET. west o. fAorxa9st.-1s1loo e.
MADISON SEAEEl, west 81 Aberdeen st--9dt1so II
nIshSP l?gRF III south Of Washington ,t-lsoz1se IT.
w8smffk GfoN STREET. west Of Lincoln st.-sas,a,
PhRR s sS aVEsG IL, ig Test Of Wood et,-so11as n
PARK AVENUE. west Of Lincoln st-so113 H. to Al
W6KREN STREET, west Of Robey st.-so112s IT. te
~ 81 & Hsss!a :1fs & .s
fGE9ox fH:fox STREET. s.w. cor. OF Morgan st-aoo11ot
RfNASiSSH ss.;s 1ssssss ,.
Il 4 edzE north Lake .s-us.ln ma,
MOSkoE STREET, vest Of Reuben ss-ss1la5 n.
| JACKSON STREET, :. {, cor. Of Airport st.-7sxte
| GLiSAsfREET,s sonth Of jackson st-aOe1is It.
~ sfREEr south Of Jackson st1x
! cAHROLL STREET, B. ". cor. OF Wood st-1oon.
CAKRofI STREET, 8. ", cor. of Lincoln .t.-15a1ls
nSfNE sfkEET, south OF jackson st.-12o11,, H.. Il
No kATI STREET, vsss Of Horne ss.-loc11ss fee
CANAL STREET, n. v. cor OF Twelfth ss.-too fee
TWELFTH STREET. n. II. COR Of cansl st.-sao fee
CIiST5S STREET. N. E-eoz. Of Twelfth 's.-sso fee
BUNKEK STREET, 8. ". md n. " coz. Of caasi st
TWELFTH STREET, \: y. cor. Of Olive st-ceaxsa
III T 4 s. ef uss.sd s,-sz1oo fee
zE SFRE et ssess z G:.;.s sss.. es
5aNsas Isl Z ~ tse. mont: ssbr..z. st, SO
uGSRSR5 sfaeEf 6 ~, of kabey
TIR6oF ia LVo4IR. Jsekson and vsn Buren, sss.-
1aFLiS STREET. N. W.eof. Of 18th ss--1oorlo feet
SAMUEL STREET; y. #. cor. Of c1Arins ss-a'o11s
bseRss,ssa assst
| by l25 feet to alley : lots, ~
, 1866-04-03
Ge,leral Rottces.
A CALL TO THE LADIES.
N7 7RANpoIPH SIRE

Ladies' wistinK Eonnets. Dresses or C1oaks made to
order IN 3 superior Eanner. can have them done By
calling at
lZ9 RANDOLPH STREET.
The undersigned having given etrict personal nten-
ton to the business for several years, Hatter them
sevca they give entire satisfaction to she most fas
udious. 4 perfect syStem OF dDesI c1tunI taught.
e972 ~ N{SSE, t. C. BAIRD.
, 1866-04-03
FnERDon on TIE OLD PLANTATION,

4 Itw Song BY lhe tuthor ot "When JohnnY Comes
Marching Home"-7AR GxKA11sr NIT or THE PAT.
ltkhed by HENRY T0LMAE d CO., 491 Washington
sseet1 BQstpn, Mass s#*'P
, 1866-04-03

TOR SAlE.-Alichigan Avenue
~ At the come. Of 1sth 1t. The Aboye Is cor
ner lot 71 and Will be soid y so per fsont soot.
nd Tssntpgou q 32oo rsr mont loos ana % feet
foot. By REEs kAYRE5, Room No, 10 Croth9's
QPUa HQusss 9A
, 1866-04-03
NO GREENBACK SCHEME !!

SeEd on The dollar at once for FRODSHAM 4 cos
Art Distribution Award or Premiums on about the
Slh OF May. r. o. Drawer 601H. Every subscriber
Reu pictufc By retu1u msu. s993 Up