Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 4

JUNE 23. ISM THE CITY. Fuxttb moraine mectjTx.tßpe commenced few weeks ego. In the Second ch, comer ol Wnhieh nrenne ri: a eehlngtpn street, ore etlil continned with intercet. B.

friend, whoyesterccy left a letter at the Michigan Southern Ballroad oJlce, on Clark street, addressed to Samncl C. he will Tory much RDocolab Moktjmekt Association. An Jonmed meettne of the Board of Trustees wIU be held at Parlor No. 8. Sherman House, this Toea- A prompt and tendance of the Board is requested.

young man named fHotchlnson 6 severely Injured yesterday morning in -mi. Job office. No. BSClnrkettoet. He was work-.

3 a Buggies Press, and got his hand entan- Tm Dncmren Howe, known all over the as the Drummer Boy, hae Jnst retained home to Wankcgan, oercroly wounded. has been nettnens Orderly to General WM at Dalton, Gar, on the Ssth of Hay. All honor to the little hero. boy, whoso dime one reporter could not lenm, fell thronsh a defective sidewalk on Slate etrect, yesterday, and broke an arm and otherwise Mured himself. The condition in which many of oar oldewnlks are pormiued to remain is tnny shameful.

BikouiAn Saturday lest a party connected with one of the Sonth Division churches visited Clark Station, Tndi.n. Inscxcmtlon. Some Ume during the afternoon a eon of Mr. Smith, residing on Cottsge Grove ecparaied trom hie companions and np to the present time nothing has been heard of him. It 1b reared that he has failed in the river and been drowned.

Mjsbiok second of the scries of Festivals given at private houses, in the Interest Ladles City Mission, will be held this evening at the house of Mrs. Jordan, No. ca West Monroe street. These festivals among the most pkasant and Interesting of any he Id In the city, and they should be hugely patronized. No admission fee is charged.

Akoixzeb trot will come afternoon the grounds of the Chicago Driving Park Association, for a purse of SIGO, mile heats, best three in five, to harness. There are three entries: General of Chicago, and and of Cincinnati. It is thought that there will be a large that the sport will qe excellent. present is the season for fishing. Judging from several hundred pounds ofplckcreland base brought into the city by D.

B. Hodget, proprietor of the Audubon Honse, at Clark Station, Indiana, of which several excellent specimens were lea at the Trie lira office, we are inclined to think, that the piscatoriallr inclined can find abundant opportunity for tbe prosecution the vocation at Clark Station, tolerably well dollied individual, who calls himself Lyman Wilson, was charged is the Police Court Yesterday morning with two distinct acts of larccnjt On Wednesday last he appropriated a meerschaum pipe, rained at S3O, belonging to Adam Zimmerman. On the Sainrday lollowlng he stole from Ueorge Dickinson a pocket-book containing about S6O in money. The testimony was positive, and in deiaoit of SBOO boil he was committed. SoAimxT'a people drew a rooming and moat enthusiastic booae at Bryan Call last evening.

We can emphatically endorse them as a good least equal to any that ercr traveled. Their general get up Is good, their performance without exception la and many of their Jokes excruciating. Last eveu- Inc every seat was full, the gallerias being crammed. We predict for them a rich harvest in Chicago. They are decidedly worthy of a T-sit; they remain with ue three nights longer.

Street Cab boy of nincyean old, the son of L. A. Snpplltt, recently arrived in this city from Boston, was yesterday afternoon run Over by the horse cars on North Clark etreel near Superior: his leg was badly broken. Be is believed to have been standing on the track at the time of tbs accident. Our reporter considered that the driver was much to blame, as if he had been looking forward be would have seen the boy.

It is a too common habit with drivers to talk to passengers on the front platform it thalr attention, and should be prohibited. The Tubtlb Quo application for a writ of quo warranto against William Turtle of police notoriety came np yesterday morning in the Circuit Court. Judge Williams stated that from an examination of the papers fiied bvTurtle be must under the facts of the caae deny the writ. B. 8.

Wilson who appeared for the relators stated to the court that as his colleague, Hr. Parker, had not seen the answer of Mr. Turtle be would solicit the Court to postpones decision till this morning, which was agreed to. Sunday evening, about dusk, as two Haber and E. passing along in the vicinity of the old Cemetery, they discovered three men in the act of pursuing a helpless of whom was recognized as Bobcrt Moore.

They Interfered in the behalf, when Hoore turned upon them fiercely, dealt Hammill a blow on the bead with a slung shot, and attacked Maher with a large sheath knife but fortunately did not inflict any wound. At this Juncture officer Hacanley came along and took the desperado Into custody, but not until the villain bad inflicted a severe wound npou him In the right hand. 4n the Police Court yesterday be was required to find hall in the sum of SSCO. ills two confederates unfortunately escaped. A CnarTEn or early on Sunday morning, lieutenant Thomas J.

Mcrshom, of the SCth Kentucky regiment, reached Chicago with 3(0 rebel prisoners, captured from John Morgan in his recent raid into Kentucky, and sent hither the military prison at Louisville. Upon reaching the depot, finding hie guard tired and his prisoners unruly, be occupied the KaUroad Mission Chapel, near tbe comer of Van Boren and Gnuwold streets. During this temporary occupancy, the floor woe broken and the building otherwise Injnrtd. As soon as Col Sweet, Post commandant, heard" of the incident, he ordered Lieutenant Mershom to report with his grcvbacks at Camp Douglas. so, and subsequently marched to the Best, where he remained until seven o'clock Sunday evening, when they took the cars for Bock Island.

The Late reported in yesterday's Tzubuxe, oar city on Sanday evening was Mailed by a very severe Northeasterly pale. The day bad been excessively warm and oppressive, when about ten o'clock a violent wind sprang up almost instantaneously, the thermometer fell in abont ten minutes. The storm was welcomed by many a harbinger of ram bat alter listing a few boors it passed away yesterday morning, leaving the earth as dry and parched as when It came. At the rising oi the wind large numbers of ure seekers were on the lake shore; they speedily beat a retreat, while several sail boats on the basin were capsized. Notwitiistatioing the violence of the pale, there only two accidents reported.

The schooner Irom Milwaukee, loaded with grain, was yesterday morning towed into this harbor by tbe tup Monitor." She was badly strained and leaks considerably. A dismasted schooner, name unknown, lies off View, abont three miles from shore. A Would be Among the many French fashions, becoming favorably received by Anglo Saxons, suicide is undoubtedly one. Within the last lew weeks we have had occariun to chronicle three or four attempts, some of them attended with success, to off this mortal coil." On Sunday occurred; in the afternoon a girl named Mollie Johnson, residing in a house ol ill Sherman street, baring had dispute with that ambiguous individual described as her determined to take her departure from matters terrestrial, swallowed abont two ounces of laudanum, borne of the Inmates of the house being aware of her condition, sent for Dr. M.

W. Case, throngb whose insCromentality her fatal design was frustrated. She fell into the popular error of taking an overdose of the poison, or probably the skill of the medicil man would have been useless. The rash girl Is now well, though an ill-doer, and as usual with would-be suicides, expresses penitence for the step she has taken, or rather attempted to take. A Fbacas xk a man named Greene, fresh from tbe corn-fields of Kendall county, came to the city on Saturday, to see the elephant.

While looking for that mythical quadruped, he went into a saloon on Dearborn street, to up." He laid down (Ivecenta and turned on hit heel, when the bar-kccpcr asked for ten cents more, as the drink was fifteen cents. Had (he countryman been made of gunpowder and that ignited, tbe explosion could not have been more Instantaneous or violent. Fifteen cents for 1 he indignantly roared. cents, bey Well Ifaooe get it saying wnlcb, he made a break for the door. The bar-tender followed after, caught him by the collar, and insisted on Instant payment.

Mr. Greene retnsod. After ekirmlihlnw' a while, they opened a genets! engneemeot, and chmre. stools and flew lively for a few minutes. A lucky, or on unlucky blow from the rustic, put Mr, bar-tender in straightened tdreumstances, and Mr.

Greene marched off in tnnmph, buying found the elephant whero he least expected. Tobacco Wonxs of Heabtt zo one respect is the wonderful growth of Chicago, daring the decade juet passed more evident, than in tbe Increase and extent of her manafactares. It is within tbe memory of most men now residing in this city, that Chicago was altogether a commercial city, and that her commerce was based solely upon traffic in agricultural products. The is wldtjy different The banks of enr riven and our prominent public streets are dotted all over with mann'acturlng establishments, which Imm with the movement of machinery under the active guidance ol intelligent artisans. It would largely exceed the limits of this article to enumerate a tithe of the establishments deserving ol a more than passing notice.

Wocan only refer to of Slca-rs. Ucartt Connablc, manufacturers and dealers in leaf and tobacco, fine cut chewing and smoking cJrarsandsnoff.Nos.SC9 and 271 State street. The manufactory is a modest threestory brick structure, fronting forty feet on State street, with a depth ol one hundred and seventyfive feet to the ailcy. No one loosing at the modcst exterior of the building would imagine that such an extensive traffic carried on there. The motive power of the works Is a twentyfive horse power engine.

The machinery Is of the newest and most Implored pattern, and a vast Improvement upon toe machinery In ordinary use. This is particularly the case with the machines for the manufacture of smoking obacco. These perform with a single operation what in most establishments requires three. Tbe daily capacity of the works in smoking tobacco alone is one hundred end twentv-flve barrels. Tbe arrangements for steaming, sorting, cutting, drying, and packing, are perfect, and upon a scale commensurate with the magnitude of tbe business.

It Is an inter cstinc srodv to witness the transformation of the pore leaf into tbe various kinds of tobacco in use, and one well worth pursuing. There uin it food tor thought end reflection. The quality of the goods manufactured by tbes 5 gentlemen is excellent, aud because of their excellence they are fust becoming esteemed a uoug dealeis. The members of this firm are well known citizens of this citv.and have an excellent business reputation. Tbe boose was first established In March last, and although It is bet jour months old.

It bas attained to a very large in dp. We shall be very glad to heir of the cadtinted success of Messrs. Hear Coonab'e, and we unhesitatingly recommend Hum and their ode to the cot slderation of dealers. No better men and no safer house can be found in ibis city COMMON COUNCIL. AW for tbt ind Comma- of the Health officer- TLe Jfoifh Brucli ood the Bridgeport of the Police.

General Appropriation of Cliy Otliccrs. The Common Council aeeemhlcd In regular seaelon last evening, in the Connell Chamber. The firllowlng memhera were preoent: His Honor the Major, and Alderman I'eacock, Gage, TltUworth, chimp, Heberts, Barrett, Gallup, Kann, Bberldon, Clark, Eaffcrtj, Talcott Woodard, Hlmrod, Holden, Van Hollcn, Bond HnuUcj, Arm drone, Franien, Hotting ei-jiSnlllTnn, Lawson, and Woodman. the clerk announced a quorum and read the tninntee. These ere od.

rxnrioNs and coaanjNicATXOJTB. from the Loyal League, To the Mayor and Common Council: tuidcreigned memners of the Loyal League, dee ire to obtain a free lease of a number ol acres of unoccupied land belonging to the city, fur the nse of the Freedmeu and women now in ouraty, on which to erect cabins, and alto for gardens. Other cities have given free leases of land for this purpose, and why should not Chicago We earnestly beg that you will consider the object at your next meeting, and give a favorable answer at jonr earliest convenience. K. 51.

Wright, Mrs. J. M.ln«ra. ham, Mrs. C.

L. R. Levanway, Elizabeth Loomis, Mrs. E. F.

Bnrllmn, Mrs, R. Van Namec. Tape, Mine Brownie, Mias Hattie Cushing, J. J. Norton, Mrs.

W. T. Sherwood. This petition was relcrredtothe Committee on Judiciary. Petition of Patrick Duggan, tender of Polk street bridge, asking for increase of aalarr.

ferred to Committee on Fiuance. Petition of L. F. Waite, asking for damages for land taken by the city. Deferred to Committee on Judldary.

Petition of C. Cargcr complaining of the order of the Board of Public Works to vacate a street. Deferred to Committee on Streets and Alleys, W. Bemonstranee of property holders and residents protesting against nse of steam cars on 33d street. Deferred to Committee on Railroads.

Petition of W. U. Donovan, bridge at Clybonmavenue bridge, asking tor increase of salary. Referred to Committee on Harbors and Bridges. Petition of business men on Roberts street, asking that the fitted be improved.

Referred to Board ol Public Works. Petition of the Trades' Assembly, asking for the free use ol the Council Chamber. Referred to the Committee on Public Buildings. Remonstrance against planking alley In block 17, addition. Ruicrrwl to Committee on blretts and Alleys of North Division.

Petition of P. Loltens, bridge tender at Tweltth street, asking tor an increase of salary. Referred to Committee on Harbors and Bridges. Remonstrance of property holders on North avenue, protesting against tne location of a railroad upon that street Referred to Committee on Streets and Alleys North Division. The Clerk read the lollowisg report from C.

S. Fcny, theHcaiib To me lioi o. able Mayor and Common Council ol the city of Chicago: The litalih Officer, acting under from the Mayor usd Board of Police, has at different times, in the exerdte of hie duty, made inspection of the Cbic-igo river and of the manufactories and other esubllcbments along its banks, and begs leavw reepectlullv to report: That the condition of the North Branch of the river is such as to shortly threaten the health of the city. It is scarcely possible to convey in an accurate idea of its filthy state. It is covered from bank to bank in some places with a thick coating of vegetable matter, the stanch frem which is men that ponies living or working in the vicinity are made sick by it, end tue water Is rendered completely unfit lor drinking, culinary, or even washing purposes.

That the canse of this Is, in a great measure, doe to the distilleries which lie on the North Branch of tbe river. The Health Offlcar has seen the swill. dosg and other filth runnhsg into the river in large quantities from the yards of those And those are thorouibly cover and filled in some plarestu the depth of several fet lwnb the same material, which in itself I senotgb topoison sir. a rather careful calculation indicates that at least seven thousand ofthls filth is into tbe river every twenty-four from the distilleries of U. Q.

Crosby, Chicago Distibery Company, J. H. Wicker Co. and S. Nickerson Co, Other sources of filth undoubtedly exist, but they are collectively insignificant as compared With the distilleries above named.

That a regard to the health of the city demands the adoption of thorough measures of some hind, such as in tie Judgment of the Council shall be adeouate to change this state of things. The north branch of the river is rapidly growing worse and the measures heretofore taken are wholly ineffectual. A portion of the mass of filth Is carted awav from some of these establishments, and from one, iha, of Messrs. Nickerson a long trough carries aucod portion of their offal to a distance of more than hall a mile from the distillery, hut it appears to be of little benefit. Eight or nine thousand bead of cattle have been fed at once in connection with these four distilleries daring the past year, and every particle of swill, dung, and other excrements, finds its war directly or ultimately into the Chicago Elver.

Jn the ot the health officer the river cannot be purged till the feeding o( cattle hogs on the north branch Is prohibited. lhat at this time of the year the condition of theSontn Branch is not In itself so bad as that of the North Branch. Very little offal is tend in Bridgeport during the summer months. The great nuisance there is a large Slough, called the bcanlou running from Packing House nearly to Wahl 8 Glee Factorv, a distance of about one mile and a half. This is filled to the depth of uve to six teet with decaying animal matter which gradually finds Its way into the river.

That the Distil'cre who were spoken with all protoesed an entire willingness to co-operate tn the cCort to prevent the nuisance, and that it would probably result beneficially if a Committee were appointed by the Common Council to confer with them and obtain their views on the subject. That the increasing sanitary requirements of the city necessitate some changes in the Health Dcpamnent, and he requests your honorable body to cal) on the Board oi Health, to meet for the fulfillment of its duties, or to instruct some other committee to make the necessary Inquiries and repen to the Common Council for its action. If it be considered that this to the Common Council is ont of order, the Health Officer would rtept-ctinlly state that the Board of Health has not met In session lor some months past, and that in his opinion the nuisance is so great urn a report could he delayed no longer without manifest detriment to the city. AU of whichis respectfully submitted. Ciublee is.

Pnnnr, Health Officer. The following resolution was read In connection with the report: Wnaim The filthy condition of the Chicago Biter, and the crocndsadjacent to the distilleries on the Kona Branch, anu the establishment for rendering animal matUr In the several divisions of the city, creates well founded apprehensions that the health of the inhabitants mil be seriously endangered unless immediate steps are taken to remove the nuisances; therefore, Mctotted, Tbata committee of three, composed of one from each division, together with the corporation counsel, he appointed by tbe chair to co-operate with the hoard of police commissioners tnd the health officer, in devising measures to abate ail nuisances which threaten tbe public health, and tbat instructed to revise the ordinances on ttat a abject, and if round defective to report any amendments may be necessary tp render them more efficient. Ale. Tulcott briefly advocated the passage of the resolution. Aid.

Gage hoped that the Connell would not act hastily in the matter. The were Important adjuncts to the commercial prosperity of ihc city. Aid. O'Boberts detailed his experience as a member tbe Smelling Committee that recently went up the North branch, and advocated the passage of the The was farther continued by Aldermen Gage, Talent', Dairetc, Sheridan, Bund aod O'Sullivan, alter which the resolution passed by a unanimous vote. Aid.

litsworth moved that Mr. Chcsboro be seded to committee to be appointed by the chair. Carried. Aid, Von liollcn introduced the following, which was referred to tbe Committee on Judiciary: Wzzkiixas, The salaries of the various employes of the city, except those of the Police, have from time to time been increased according to the demands aricine irom the constant advancement of prices oi ail tne necessaries of life; and Wsbkxas, It is next to impossible for the men constituting the Police force of this city to sapport their families ins respectable manner on a salary ot flliy dollars per month, as fixed by the Merited Charier; and Weeleas, In consequence of tbe above stated facts, ah the best Policemen are leaving the force; therefore be It the Common Connell of the city of Chicugu: Section 1. That the Police Commissioners of said ciiv are hcrebyand they are directed to procure and furnish to each person in their employ a new uniform, consisting of coat, with cap and overcoat; provided such person shall have actually served in the capacity of policeman for a term of six months immediately preceding the pan-act of the ordinance.

Section 3. The expense of such uniforms, when so furnished, shall be certified by the President of the Board of Police to the Comptroller of tae city, and shall be paid by him out of the general fdnd of tbe city of Coicapo. Section 3. This orainance shall take effect and be In force Crum and after Us passage. Aid.

Armruong introduced a series of looking towards the improvement of tbe riter and harbor, wnldt were reierrcd to the Committee on llarbora and Bridges. On motion of Aid Gage, tne general appropriation kill taken up. On motion of Aid. Bond, certain amendments were taken up uud read In exteuso. for the information or the- Council, when Aid.

Holden moved tncirpatesge. Alo. O'Boberts called for- the reading of section Itt and item 1. (The amencment or Aid. Bond fixed the salary ol iLe Comptroller at Aid.

O'Bobens moved to amend by making it Aid. Holden moved to lay Aid amendment upon the table. Carried Aid. motion, fixing the salary of the Comptroller at $3,000, waa then adopted, by ayes tj, roes 16. Aid.

Bond moved that the ealary of the City Clerk be fixed at $.,000.. Aid. Comlsay moved to fix the salary of the Clerk at Aid. lioldeii moved to lay the amendment upon the table. Carried, by uvea Si.

noea 2. The amendment ol Aid Bond then prevailed nco; la only. Aid Bond moved that the salary of the Corporation be fixed at $2,000, instead of $3,000, os heretofore. Aid. ComUky moved that it be re-established at $3,000.

Aid. Holden moved to lay upon the tah'e. This morion did not prevail. The question recurring upon tbe amendment of Alderman Comisky, It was passed by ayes 10, ntes 5. Aid.

Bond moved as amendment, the salary of the City attorney be fixed at Aid Comisky moved to amend by making it tu.cou. Ibis last motion prevailed owing to the refhsal of Aid. Catlap to vote with tbe tbo majority. Ills reason was doubtless a professional one. Aid bund moved that the salary of City Treasure be fixed at Aid.

Ks-nn moved to amend by fixing it at S2.ChO. This was lost by ayes 16, 6. Tbe amendment of Aid. Bond then prevailed. Aid.

bond moved that the salary of the Collector be fixed ut Aid. Kann moved that the ealary be fixed at $2,600. Tbifc motion pre vailed. Aid. Bond moved that the salary, of the City -Pbyslaan be fixed at Aid.

Woodman moved that the ealary be fixed at Lost. Ayes 13, nays 14. Thu motion of A d. Bond prevailed. Aid.

Bund moved that tbe salaries of Assessors be fixed at SSOu. 9 moved to amend by substituting 1116 Aasessors of the Aid. Holden moved to lay on the table. Corned. Aid.

Bond's amendment then prevahed. Aid. Bondmovrdihat the salary of the PoJce Jui-t ces be fixed at -Aid. Comisky moved to amend br fixlmr it at 3 Aid. Holden moved to lay the last motion on the Lott, The question recurring on the last amendment, wa? ucopfed, by 14, nocs it.

Aid. Bend moved that the ealary ef the Police ikbe at sl.o*o. Aid. Comisky moved to amend by fixing the salary at ayes 13; noes 12. a 10 of Harbor turn mOT to amenfl Jsubstituting noitlb amendment was Ayes 13; itf otlon ov ed tb (fee paltry of the City Beat 00.

It was subsequently estahhehcd at tt being discovered that there was a statute provision forbidding that salary CTt down dt3rllJ 8 term of office. Aid. Bond moved that the salary of the Police he fixed at SSOO each, with the addition of $250 lor the Preildent of the Board. mo Jf? tbt 7 Tie fixed at Thla amendment did not Afe Comisky moved that the salary be fixed at SoCO all Thla motion prevailed. Aid.

Bond moved that the salary of the Chief Clerk in the office be fixed at ymoTedto amend stPJMtntiog This amendment 33, Aid. Bond moved that the salary of the second clerk in the office be fixed at Aid. Comltky moved that be substituted. This amendment IS, noes 10. Aid.

moved that the salary of the third clsrk in the office be fixed at Ayes 12, noes 12. Gamed by the casting vote of tne Mayor. Aid. Bond moved that the assistant In the City office he paid $6-0. Carried.

Aid. Bond moved that the keeper of the well receive an annual salary of S3OO, and six cents per meal for dieting the prisoners. Aid. Woodman moved to amend by substituting six. This amendment prevailed by The motion of Aid.

Bond, as amended, then vailed. then moved to establish the rates of public printing at the price usually paid per thousand lor the first cost of setting the type, as fixed by the principal of the city, tor the first insertion, and when more insertions man oco arc required, at one-half of the rutc tor the first insertion, and the same price to be paid to the German as the English papers, ani that all job printing be let by contract, or to the best bidder. Ills motion prevailed. Aid. Bond moved to appropriate for street w.

rk in the West Division. Aid. Co misty moved to amend by substituting $42,000. This amendment prevailed. Ayes, 17; nces.B.

Ala. Bond moved that $34,000 be appropriated for street work In the Sonth Dtvlson. Aid. Kann moved as an amendment that $39,000 be substituted. The amendment of Aid.

Kann was lost. Aid. ComUky moved to amend by substituting $82,000. This motion prevailed. Aid.

Bond moved that be appropriated for street work in the North Division. Aid. Woodman moved to amend by suhsUtaiing This motion did not prevail. Aid. Walsh moved to amend by making the amount Carried.

Aid- Bond moved that the salaries ol the Clerks of the Board of Public Works be fixed in the aggro gate at Carried, Ala. Bond moved an appropriation of for advertising and printing lor the Board ol Pabllo Worka. Cameo. Aid. Bond moved that be appropriated for stiaichtening North Clark street.

Gamed. Ajfi. Bond moved an appropriation of $16,000 lorrepalrsof bridges. Aid. Sheridan moved to substitute being the amount asked for by the Board or Public Morks.

13, noes 17. Aid. amendment prevailed. Ala. Bond moved the appropriation of $3,000 the protection of Clark street.

Carried. Aid. Bond moved the appropriation of $13,000 for building a bridge at 13th street. Carried. Aid.

Bond moved the following appropriations: Ordinary repairs Engine noose, Maxwell Engine bouse. Arcner road 4,000.00 Botetower, U. P.Harris engine 95009 Engine boose near Union 4,000.00 Bose tower. Economy engine 800.00 Bell tower. Union street 230.00 These amendments were adopted.

Aid. Bund moved that $7,500 bo appropriated tor apeefhonte. Aid. moved to amend by sabatUuting $15,000. This last motion prevailed.

The following additional amendments were made by Aid. Bond, and carried: Fainting six engine bouses. $1,350 Public grounds lor cemetery 3,000 Dearborn Park 500 Washington Park 600 Court Bonee Square SOO Aid. Bond Inrtner mored that the rates from marine insurance premiums are appropriated tor the Board of Public Works as a part of the abate appropriation, to be expended eidusirely for the improvement of the river and harbor. This motionprc railed.

Aid. Bond mored that 118,000 be appropriated for the BrideweiL Carried. The same gentleman moved the appropriation af $16,100 lor salaries of bridge tenders. Aid. Comlsky moved to substitute $32,000, on the ground, that the former appropriation was The amendment of Aid.

Comlsky prevailed by ayes 31; noes 9. Aid. Bond moved that $9,000 be set apart as a contingent fund, with the provision that none of It shall be used except on the order of the Common Council. Aid. Comlsky moved to substitute $16,000, and supported bis amendment at considerable length.

Aid. Bond subsequently withdrew that ponton requiring the Council to superintend its disposition. The amendment of Aid. Comisky was carried. Aid.

Bood moved the Hollowing appropriations for the fire department; Salary of Cbiet Engineer $3,600.00 Salary of 3d Assistant Engineer 1,300,00 Wages of nine engineers per 0,100.00 Wages of ninety-six men and bell-ringers (CO per month) 60,020 00 6.000 icct of hose 6.750.00 iioMcart for West Lake street, horse, harness and pay of three men part of year 1.60.00 Eepalrr, gas and water, feed, coal, This motion prevailed. The same Alderman moved that sevcn-elshta of the receipts from rates on fire insurance premiums, now. in the treasury and to come in daring the fiscal year, be specially appropriated towards payment for fire alarm lelegrapd, Carried. Also that the salary of assessors, election expenses, be fixed at $2,500, provided no part of it be paid for horse hire. Carried.

Also that there be expended for scavengers and Feet House expenses. $4,010. Aid. Woodman moved to amend by matriwg the appropriation $5,000. Carried.

Alee that the receipt son marine Insurance premiums be appropriated towards the expenses of the Health department In addition to tne appropriation. Carried. Also that there be appropriated for: Legal expenses $1,030.00 North Market a.671.87 Police Court salaries 3,600.00 Blue Island Plank Bead 2,030.00 West Division Police Station 3,730.00 Bush street bridge Bandolnh street bridge 6,300.00 Aid. Bond moved an appropriation of $5,001) for Council proceedings, blank books, advertising, paper, Ac. Carried.

Alio city's proportion of Engineer and Janitor salaries, fuel, gas, Ac $3,200 Salaries of Eeccrder, fees of Attorney, Clerk, Sheriff, otilcensJarors, etc 31.000 These motions prevailed. Appropriations were made for the salaries of city oScere as follows: Major $3,500.00 Comptroller 3,500.00 City Clerk and assistants 3,000.00 Treasurer 3,500.00 Corporation Counsel. Attorney Uarbor Master City Physician 1,000.00 Chief Cierk Comptroller 3,003.00 Second Clerk Comptroller 1,000.00 Third Clerk Comptroller. 800.00 Assistants in Collector'? Office 8.030.00 Appropriations were further made for Evening Schools 5,000.00 For whole proceeds of a tax to beleviedontbe taxable real and personal property in tbe city lor that purpose. The Police -balance uuexpenned oi last year's appropriation, and the procede ofa tax to be hereafter levied forthat purpose.

Deform balance unexpended of last year's appropriation, and tbe proceeds of a tax to be hereafter levied for that purpose. proceeds cl a tax to be hereafter levied for that purpose. whole proceeds ofa tax to be hereafter levkd to pay interest on bonds and create a sinking land. The unexpended balance of former appropriations, and the proceeds of any boi de now or hereafter authorized by the Common Council, to bo issued and sold for the construct Jot of sewers. Sinking the liquidation of the general bonded debt of the dty, the proceeds of a tax ol one mill to be bereaftsr levied for that purpose.

Street street and bridge lamps, lighting and cleaning, alcohol, labor, repairs, the proceeds of a tax to be hereafter levied fur that purpose. All appropriations heretofore made, of which any balance remains unexpended, are hereby continued for the purpose for which they were made respectively. Alo. Bond farther moved that all enactments heretofore made conflicting with tbe provisions of these appropriations, be repealed. This motion prevailed.

Tee Mayor then announced the death of Hon. John P. Chapin, and presented a set of resolutions expressive of regret at his decease, and concluding with a resolution that the Connell attend his funeral it: a body, and that the usual badge of mourning be worn for thirty days. At naif-past two o'clock a. m.

the Council adjourned. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. AnnlTcriary of Students la tbe Law The Seventh Annual Exercises of the Chicago University were commenced yesterday, by the examination of students in the various classes, and the delivery of addresses before two of the literary societies. Tbe proceedings were generally of a very interesting character. The jo tier dasbcs in the literary department were examined during the tbe University building at Cottage Grove.

Tbe examinations were conducted In a most thorough manner, by the different members of the Pscul'y. and the questions were generally responded to lu a manner which betokened au intimate acquaintance with the subjects under consideration. LAW UEPART2IBKT. Tbe examination of students in the Law Department was commenced yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. There were twenty-five candidates for diplomas.

Tbe young men acquitted themselves with much credit, displaying a good degree of tamillaiity with the subjects to wbico the examination extended. The examination will be resumed this morning at 10 o'clock upon the subjects of equity, Jurisprudence, bills and notes nod bailments, and at 8 o'clock in the afternoon apon real estate. It is somewhat to be regretted that so few gentlemen availed themselves ot tbe opportunity offered to witness tbe proficiency of matriculants. The presence of members of tbo bar we understand is specially invited that'hey may question the The exemiuftion Is held in the old United States Court Boom, Larmou Block. urmuT societies.

In the evenin': were delivered at Metropolitan Hall before toe Atheuenm and Kappa docities by Uou. Mr. Gregory, of Michigan, and Thomas Mr. Grigory based his remarks neon tbe necessity tor tbe education of the heart, which he contended was paramount to mere intellectual iraining. Martin, Luther.

Columbus, and George Washington, were instanced us no abstract men wrapped merely in the trlfishnces of being tbe possessors of acquired ilterarv. or scientific knowledge. Tbe declamation? by members of the Freshmen class for the Keen prizes; will lake place In Metropolitan Tail this evening. Coboseb's Altzxfts op a Sunday morning on inquest was held at Bridgeport, before Coroner Wagner, npon the body of of fifteen years of age, who was killed on afternoon by railroad cars, at the crossing of tbe St. Louis railroad with Joseph street.

mentioned in yesterday's Tbiqu.ke. Tbe Inquest was not terminated, being adjourned until tnla morning. 'From the evidence adduced. It appears that tbe engineer will be charged with capable negligence. At tbe adjournment of the injury a largo n.ob bod assembled, who made, vigorous effrrislo seize the engineer ot the cars, which caused the boy's death; in order to obtain summary vengeance upon him.

Owing to the vigorous interlercnce ot Coroner tbe police tbelr bloodthirsty intentions were thwarted, and the man conveyed saf'ly away. It will scarcely be sale to interfere the ends of justice at this attempt would undouUfdly he failure: aud mar rest assured if gaiUy. the man will be punished. The following is tbe evidence of Edward Burnt, cuardlaii of the deceased, which will probablv be the most important erldeoco adduced: On Satunlayoflernoon Thomas Borns and anotjer boy were helping me drlre op a cow from tna The cow broke away, and the boy Thomas was in the act of stopping her at the ner of Joseph street and the Bt. Loots railroad crowing, when a switch engine, with two platform cars attached, came hacking op, south.

Three men were standing together on the engine at the lime; none on the platform care. The cars were cemicgatafsst rate, without ringing the be'l or whistling. The engine was marked No. 49, M. S.

If. If. R. The ooy was jnst eteppleg off the track, when he wee knocked down by the platform car. and instantly killed.

I know the name of the engineer, nor those of the other men with him. lam positive that the bell was not rang previous to the boy being struck alter the boy run over they commenced ringing the bell. I am sore that the speed was more than four miles an may be It was eight miles." Art Blatters. The truly national picture, Washington Irving and bis Friends at Sunnyslde," Is now to bo seen in this city st Temple of where it is given all the adjuncts necessary to a successful and satlalactory exhibition. It is, as Its name purports, a glimpse of Sonnyeide; a library scene, not real, hut Imaginary in the life of Washington grouped about whom on this canvass are the emmng ones, his cotemporaries in American literature.

Thus we hare before us, aud all life portraits, Washington Irving, J. Fennlmore Cooper, William H. Prescott, George Bancroft, James K. Paulding, Ralph Waldo Emerson, John P. Kennedy, William Cullen Errant, Henry William Longfellow, Fitz Greene Halleck, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Nathaniel Parker Willis, William Qilmoro Simms, and Henry 7.

Tuokermon. The drawing is and worthy of his pencil, and the painter who has succeeded In placing oa canvas, with matchless success, this admirable picture. Is Mr. C. SchasseJe, of Philadelphia.

The various are grouped in sitting and standing positions around the genial author of the The principal line Is composed Longfellow, Prescott, Cooper, Bancroft, and Washington Irvine. Scarcely inferior to these in prominence are Simms, Halleck, and Emerson, while standiim in the background are Tuckerman, Holmes, Hawthorne, Willis, Paulding, Bryant, ana Kennedy. a The attitudes of tbe figures are remarkably natural and characteristic. There is nothing constrained in tbe grouping, but the positions are those a' group of centlemen of equal numbers might readily assume if assembled In a library apartment of moderate size. The whole work la pronounced by high authorities the best national picture ever painted In this country.

We advise our readers to see the picture, to the end that, Inevitably will be the case, fame of these celebrities of our literature will remain linked memory with the image and lineaments of each, as if on such an assemblage at the home ol Irving you bad looked In and borne away the ineffacable remembranefeof the scene and its Many who visit the picture will choose to secure ah even better remembrance, by a subscription to tbe engraving of tbe picture, to be brought out In the highest style of the art. We are glad to observe the Chicago Eat is already a promisingly appreciative one. Dbath or xx Old an early boor yesterday morning JohnP. Chapin, one of the leading merchants of this city, died ol a chronic disease of the bowels. Mr.

Chapin, than whom there la no better known citizen, was In good health until within a few daje of his demine, and even cn Sunday night last was not considered by bis physician to he dangerously 111. HJb sadden death will be deeply mourned not only by his family, bat by a large circle of friends. The deceased was a member of tbe Chicago Board ot Trade. At a session of the Board yesterday morning, the following preamble and resolutions were presented by John V. Farwell, and unanimously adopted: ffnnmifl, It has pleased an all-wise Providence to remove from our midst, hr tbe hand of deatn, lion.

John P. Chapin, one of the earliest, and for a long time oneol the most prominent members this Board, and ono of tbo oldest business men of this city: therefore That in this dispensation this Board and the business circles of Chicago have lost one whose exalted Integrity of chancier, and energy of purpose in building up and extending the commercial interests of our city, have ever commanded our highest commendation, and one whose Saalities of bead and heart, in discharging the dues of the citizen. In all the relations of life. In his intercourse with ns, have woo for him our unqualified respect and confidence. JltiO-ted, That while we deeply deplore his loss to ns and to the community, we hereby tender to his bereaved family our heartfelt sympathies, and commend tbsm to Him who has promised to temper the wind to tbe shorn Seioltrf.

Tbat these resolutions be spread npon the records of this Board, end a copy of the same be famished by the Secretary to the family of tbe deceased, and to tbe daily papers of tbe city for publication. Mr. Chapin was bom In Bradford, Vermont, in 1110. and consequently his death was fifty-four years of age. He was odattied to follow a mercantile career, and when a young man left Vermont for Haverhill, New Hampshire, where be commenced business.

InlS33.Ur. Chapin removed to Chicago, where bo associated himself with Messrs. Wadsworth and Oyer, forming tbe firm of Wadsworth, Oyer A Chapin, general wholesale and retail merchants, lor In those days of oar infancy the successful merchant had to sell nearly everything saleable. Tbe deceased remained a -leading partner of this firm until 1847, when he dissolved partnership, Joining the Canal Bolt Transportation Company, wtucbjwsa formed In that year. Since then he has continued a prominent member of the Companr, being besides one of onx first general commission merchants.

The strict at entlon of the honorable gentleman to business, bis known Integrity sad estimable character induced his friends in the year 1813 to elect Mr. Chapin to tbe position of Mayor of tbe city, ana during hie year of office he filled the chair with dignity and satisfaction to all. So wed pleased were the constituents with his capabilities and sentiments, tbat in 1559 he was elected member of tbe Common Council. Tbe deceased has ever borne the reputation of aaunfllnchinjr loyalist, a thorough business man, and a tree gentleman. In his death tbe community loses a citizen whose place will not be easily filled.

Tne remains of Mr. Chapin be interred at Graceland Cemetery. The funeral will leave his Into residence at two this afternoon. Fibz nr Hcxqib Nbabz.tsCO,ooo. afternoon, abont halfpast fire the Coart Dome bell rang the alarm of Are, In the Fifth district.

The Fire Department speedily turned out. and were guided by the dames to Monger Armour's elevator, the portion of partly on Are. The elevator is a very large one, situated on North Water street, between North Wells and Franklin streets, and between the railroad track and tbs river. The' building has a brick bottom with the upper portion of wood, surmounted by three or lour wooden cupolas, into which tne grain is raised previous to Us distribution in vessels. It was one of these cupolas, elttmed on the southeast somer of the building which was on fire.

Alter some little delay, owing to the opening of Wells street bridge joat as the engines wished to pass over Irom the South Side, and also to a slight accident to the Little Giant, a splendid supply of water was thrown upon the flames, and alter a stubborn resistance of abont an hoor.tbo ing element became non at. The external damage done to tbs building Is hut slight, though the real loss Is very extensive. It is estimated that there were in the bins In the cupola at the time over 95,000 bushels oC wheat, which at the present price of grain will represent abont $50,000. Not much of this is burnt, hat it is feared that the greater quantity is destroyed by water. The grain belongs to a large number of owner 4, so that the loss will be widely distributed.

Most of It also Is insured. The building and machinery, consisting ot the elevating apparatus, Is damaged to the extent of nearly which Is fully covered by Insurance. Tola loss is not heavy because the Are was conded almost solely to the one cnpoli, though the water ran thiough the whole place to the basement. The origin of the Ignition la uncertain, many state that it was a spark from the adjoining chimney, but as the flames first appeared In the interior It is more probable that tbey were the result of beat prodaccd by the friction of the wheels and belts. LOCAL MATTjSBg.

Good Templar Tho members of Dnstaway Lodge No. 210,1. O. O. will giro a strawberry and lee cream festival at their hall, in tbe Edward's Church on the corner of Harrison and Daisied streets, this evening.

The proceeds of the festival will be need in the pnrebase of a -JJtlodeon lor the nee of the lodge. The Dashaway. Is one ol the most nourishing institutions of the kind in the ciiy, and on this occasion It should be largely patronized. will beagamo ofbase ball played this afternoon, at 3 by the urchin Ball Club, 1 composed of members of the Nineteenth Illinois volunteers. The came will come off at the Prairie Crlceet ou West Mcdisdu fctrctl.

AU friends of the Nineteenth, and of this healthy and Invigorating game, are pcctedto attend. Fourth of July Good Templars of Dnnton Station, on the Northwestern Road, will have ft basket plc-nlc at Flam Qiovo on tbo 4th. L. L. Bond, of this city, and other speakers, will to present.

Sirs. Soothing Bev. bylranna Cobb Urns writes lu the liaatou Christian Freeman: Wo woatd by no means recommend any kind cf medicine which we did not know to be pcr icularly for infants. Bat of Mrs. soothing Syrnp we can apeak from knowledge; In oar own family it has proved a blessing indeed, by giving an Infant troabled with colic pains, quiet sleep, and Its parents unbroken rest at night.

parents can appreciate these Westings. Here is an article which works to perfection, end which la harmless: fer the which it affords the infant is perfectly natural, and brlzhtas a And during the process of teething raise is incalculable. We hare frequently beard mothers say they would not be without it from tbs birth of the child till It had finished with the teething skgc, on any contideration whatever. Sold by all Brucakth. 25 cents a bottle.

gvpnbllc Spealcers, Military men and Bing rrs. end all from irritation of the throat and hoarseness, wi 1 be agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by tbe use of Bronchial Their demulcent inundiema-allay Palmouary Irritation, and, after public speaking or singing, wben the throat Is wearied and weakened by too much exascise, their use will give renewed strength to the vocal organs. Dr. Jfimcs, lonneriy of Lock llosplruL Custom Hou-e New Orleans, eatabiishtd in ISSO, la now located at 88 Ilandolph between State and Dearborn streets. Thi writer of the loregoing article knew the Doctor well for a number of jears in Mew Orleans, and therefore bis assertions may be relied on.

Here It Is op the results of thb Wah presint war has been the cause of many lei changes, and bus developed new and theories, as well as tbe abilities and cities of men who were telore unknown, who were poor before have suddenly themselves rich, and many who were affotnt have been reduced to poverty. Some who were prospering in business In toe Sunny have been compelled, by the fortnnes of war, to change their residence aad business location. Among this latt-r may bo mentioned a man well-known In South In cotmecriun with tbe science of itria WedSca, and who his cocdcctel and one of tbe largest hospitals in tbe country for the of diseases coming under speciality. This gentleman la Dr. James, and was in one locality In' New Or.eina lor thirteen ye Thewnter knows the well, having been a resident of New Orleans tbe eame time.and hie professional success and standing.

Knowing favorably, oe a pbrt-idin and a gentleman there, tbe writer takes pleas are In recommending Chicago.) where he has taken up hie residence for the Dr. James has prodncea ircqnent eulogistic testimonials from some of tha-most eminent medical men of tbe day, some of which were and are professors of Medical are in tbe Uni tod States, not In a torelzn conutrv, and what is more, are still alive, or were a short time since, and can be itleired to at any time. Dr. James practiced fifteen years in New Orleans in tbe treatment of Infections venerlaldrerstes, and for oyer three years In Chicago. He la ihe press ofibe South, ani many persons formerly rehfdents of New Orleans, and now of Cbiccgo, will vouch for his reparation and skid.

Therefore, if you are unfortunate, call npon him. Allow no false, delicacy to deter yon, re-' rtf inhering that we. are. ail human and liable to Dr. Junes cures Spermatorrhea and Impotence, by cn method, and a snre core, saving mocli tio-e and Syphilis, the n-ojt horrible and terrible poisons in the system, tbe destroyer of thoosacds, loth entailed and hereditarily, cared with a no such as Mercury.

lodide er Arsenic. Ask b0 55.f bo have been treated with these drags for SyphlUalfthey have entirely eradicated this poison irom the dries It no, to break out at some future time in most hideous forms. This neutralizer will effectually eradicate the dlaeasewlihont leaving any evil effects behind. The same as used in Dr. New Orleans Hospital for thirteen years, and which gained him such great success.

Dt and parlors are 66 Randolph street, between Slate and Dearborn up at lire. Ten separate rooms, and all consultations confidential, For Colds, Asthma, and tlon, we recommend Dr. Mel lQnoaa Cough Balsam. We have tried It and found it what It is represented. For sale by druggists and BLScovll, wholesale agent, 76 Randolph street.

Teeth Like Pearls and Breath of btailled the nee of that popular Dentifrice, Fragrant a composition of the choicest and purest Ingredients, the three most important requaltes, cleanliness, efficacy and convenience befog present In the bicbest possible degree of perfection. It removes all disagreeable odors, scurf and tartarous adhesions, Insuring a pearl like whiteness to the teeth: gives tone to the breath and a cool, delicate, aromatic fragrance to the mouth, which makes it really a toilet luxury. -Sold by Druggists everywhere, at 75 cents per bottle. je23-k993-3t-TuThSat warrant a perfect cure In every case of diseased Eyes, Ears. Throat aud Lungs, Cancers and other Tumors, If etrict adherence is paid to my instruction, forfait 1,009 in cute of failure on my part.) Office 149 South Clark street.

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8 Boath Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. mMO-WB-am Commercial Postscript. CHICAGO BOARD, IdOWDAT Bvwxuto. Jans p. m.

There was a very large attendance at tbe Gherman Bouse to night and the markets were generally buoy, ant and aatlve at an advance on the prices paid on Whbat advanced SOSc par bushel since Iho close of 'Cbaage. In tbe afternoon about 150,000 bushels were ISpnng and 11.5331J5 for No. 1 Spring. In tbe evening tbe demand was even graster than in tbe afternoon, and wa report sales of about bushels at for No. I Sprlngand market closing steady at about tbe outside quotations.

The sales In the evening in detail were bn Ko. 1 Spring at 7,000 bn do at 11.90 1 3,000 bu do at IL9t; 15.000 do 81.b3; 13,000 bu do at ha do at 81.99 lO.eaobu Ho. 2 Spring at $1A1; 79,000 bu dual SLSS. do at There was a much more active demand for K0.4 spring than oa Coax was In active demand and prices rulsd higher than About tiO.OOO bu changed hands, at SLSO for No 1 Corn, and at t1.86K91.27K~’ closing at 0i.25jg01.31 for The salts to detail wera as follows: 1,200 bajfo 1 Corn'at tiAO; is.sco bn Bo 2 Com In store at 91.17 73,100 bu do at 81.27; 1,500 bn do at bn do at 81.23* bu do (in A at lIJ6K- Oats ruled KOIc higher than on Bales Nol at 19c; 24,000 bn do at 8034 10,000 bu do at SWe: bu do at Re-closing firm. Bxenwcraa were active and steady.

In the after, nocn brls were aold at 11,7191.74. In the evening the market was more active and a shade easier, with soles of 5,200 brls at 8t.71Hd1.74 chiefly at 81.72 for country packages, and 11.1JHa1.74 for city market closleg steady and moderately firm. The sales Jn the evtnlng werel99 brls at BMIH brls In loti at 01.72- 560 brls at BM2K; CCS brls at 81.73; ICO brls at 81.73*; 260 brls at 81.71. Salt was active and firm. Balsa were: 8,003 bbls New Saginaw fine, afloat, at 8IJ0; 3,003 bbls old Saginaw Floe, on deck, at 82.73; bbls do on dock at 83.70.

Psovzaioxs were held firm, but no sales were reported. Fbiiqiitb were doll sad nominal at 8e for corn to Buffalo. CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET. Monday Bvnnino. June 77.1314.

The Dry Goods msrkel eoatlnoes active sag firm, but very macb so that we can scarcely find two houses in tbe city to agree on some being diiposed to mark up and others to a at about the quotations of Saturday. one leading house quotes Standard Brown Sheetings at while another equally respectable was selling at 04c. This Is only one instance, among maoy, of tbe Irregularities of prices, and our country readers when they come to boy will have to find out as best they can where to make their oa the most advaatsgeous terms. The'lssnanse of circulars by soma of the Dry Goods Bouses in this city, staling tbat tbs market was too much excited to give quotations, and informing their patrons that Brown Sheetings la New York had od- Tsnctd.to7oc, has mitUad a good maayojonlry dealers, who inferred that the Chicago houses were ssking the sams prices, and tbe trade has in some initanessbsendlvirtsd to other markets thereby, Tbe quotations we give below are taken from the sale lists of three of the largest booses In tbe city, and are a faithful report of today's prices: CZTISQB. Amuakeag, A.

MU tuu Pocasssta fit an 04 fit Pacific At Chicago Farvell, A.A... 63)4 Peppered, 0.... 44 48 8.... SI MUJ Indian Head. Pacific Indian wu 11.

B. 40 44 B5 47 84 sprasne's Blehmend lUchnond I American fit 1 American SI Light 8i I Allen's Dark 84 Arnold Dark. SO Dncheaa, il J7d49 Donnell's 81 S3H Manchester Pacific, new. old 8l Maacbeiter, oip ass Hamilton, new old 91 TiTiirm 69 James aUUa 81 to 83 43 Semper Idem. Hlll'B 44 N.

SO 38 48 Bates, 88 13 88 Hope 4 4 a NEW YOflK CATTLE MAEKBT. OPENING DAT. NzwTobk, Moadsy Evening, Juno 37,1864, BEEF receipts of Beef Cattle at to-day amount to about 4,006 bead, the general quality of which was below the average. The weather Is cooler than yesterday able for trade, which la the morning was fair, but very doll In the afternoon, and especially bard on cattle, several cf which died day from the Intense beat. Tbe lostss of owners are fearful.

Biz and seven hundred relgbt steers are SIO.OO per headless than toey were last Monday. Tbe top prices current to-day, excluding fancy cattle, and extra holiday beef, are 43 net weight of meat, seller slaking Medium quality, say tbe average of a good fair drove of 6 or 7 cwt Illinois steers, lowest rates, Including light thin steers, coarse oxen, the heaviest losses have, however, been sustained on these low grades of stock. Sheep market is dull compered with last week, and prices are no better. Best qualities per live weight, extra, 7c. FOG are perfectly crazy.

Prices were never fo high before. Tbe range of prices per live for extra qualities as.hlgh aslJKs. The market has been extremely active at these quotations, and In small supply. Solojt Robinson, Cincinnati Market. Dlspatcn to the Chicago Tribunal Cincinnati, Monday Ereolaj,) June 37,134 opened don.

Superfine sold at (7. IS, but after thenewa frow New bidden were firm and aaktablgner pncei, though the marktl waa nneetilsd. After the news good extra sold at 17.50. Wiuskt-In good demand, and prices hare Tftnced to' (LQ, with sales of 130 brla. 130 brla were sold at (1.70.

good demand for plain and second quality fcngar cured Hams. About SiO tlercea sold at Nothing traniplredin other Mew Fork comld not have Dean sold at over (33.00. firm although the demand bar not increased anr. at hard Coffeel33lsc. N.O.Molasseshas advanced to (IJZdl.iB.

red offered at (LB this forenoon, but after receipt news all offered at Corn remains anil and prices nominal. No use In giving quotations. Bye dull and market at (IAS. pats-Demand light at SOtitile In elevators. 6c.

Louis JMurbeit Dlrpstch to the Chicago St.Louis, Monday-Evening, Jane 27. at.advancing prices, with sales 0f26 hbds at 22c; factory at 59.20Q10.50; 51 ters do at 110.76@14.50; 28 common shipping leaf at 8l5.CO02O.6O; medium do 41 good flee do at SS9.OC@OS.TS; 23 common and medlnm taring leaf at S2S Arm; sales of 7,609 sacks common fall at 81.450L30; fair co at 81.6JD175; good do at prime aoatft 8C01.9B; choice do at $1.90 0t.95. Com very active, with sales of 8,900 sacks In lots at prices ranging at 51270L35. Oats Qnchtnged; sales ere, 800 sacks at 14093 a small lotat96c. ot iS3sacas, In 1.25 S3.

were, 1.145 brlS anper at $5.7507.00 alhgle Xat $7.6007.75: XX at are 70 tes at 16c. much excltid, with sales of I.JCO brla in lota at W.7S@l.76>f. Capt. Ed. Chapman, Aeslrtant Quartermaster, awarded centracta to-day to XT.

A. fot supplying 50.0 CC bn corn at H.4T, delivered, and 56,000 bn at delivered. Milwaukee Dispatch to the Chicago Milwaukxb, Monday Evening, Jons 27. at higher rates. advanced and closing firm sales thlsmerning were No.

1 spring la store at $1.87 Sales on 30,0.0 bn No. lln store at 11.90; IJKO bn delivered next week at 4,000 bn N0.3(1n sl.ts. Market ibis p. m. and evsntig excided and decidedly hlgber.

Sales after 'Change of about bn No. 1 spring at 819O0LM clcslng firm atNewhall House tbU evening at J8 lor No. 1, and 91.86Q1 90 offered for No. 3. No.

3 Oats firm and more active; talcs 85,600 bn In store at 1 car delivered at B'Xc. Corn very Arm, but unchanged; sales 3 ears in store at 63baga de- Pittsburg OH Market. Dispatch to the Chicago Pnraamo, Monday, Jane Crcde is neglected and nominal at 41c, withsumll sale at that Reflned.lnbond.67o. July Arrivals snail. Vessels Passed totbo Cbicwro Dstsoit.

Monday eveaiar, Jone27. Empire State, barks Constitution, aebra Holt.Yankee, Grey tarUObmJn. Pomrroj, Tr.tch 8.1 brlt.HUrlm.Glol>., Burnout. H.ltie. Kir CUTton, rule.

SomrlM. Broirs.llJpbeiG Arotl Imperial, -Etn. M.robolu Illcbmesd, Nlcholaa. Squaller, Dlckinaon. Ballard, Clyde, Wyaidotte.

Express, Racine. Conrtwlght. Ibe bark Mojave la aabore at SkUlagalee, and the birk Watavolsashorjoa White tboall. 1 Wind north east. ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN Dispa'ch to the Chicago Bbidojpoet, Monday, Jane' if.

Harrington, Marseilles, 26,003 lumber. IS brls sale, 2do Ume; Danube, Ottawa; John Carter, Joliet, 73,000 lumber; Ericsson, Ottowa; Socket. LoeSijort. State. Morris, 83,933 lumber.

A Ottawa. 9,500 ba oats; Champion, Laialle, 1,314 Urn door; Laura Ano, Turktoan, Utica, bu corn; tv Merriam, Lasalle. s.4fi> bn corn Reflate, Athens, yards rubble atond; Htn yards fctone; Advance, Athena, 4S yarde (Junta- stone; Monte Cnsto, LaSalle. bucora.WJ brls flour; Ml. Ad-ms No 2, bn corn, 0 brls flour, 03 lbs earth: Kennebec, Lasalle, 8,513 tu co Bs earth; Monuuk, Lockpor- 5,6.0 bucorn: Imperial, bn.

oats; Allda.La■allr,lCO tom-cod Ullcs, 3.500 bu Maple Barahatn. Joliet, IC9 yards rabble Jitone; Northrop, su jardi rubble stone, 15 yards dimension stoac; PLim she, corn. June p. k. Athens; Advacce.do: .1.

do: C. L. Qale.Uo; H. G.G.ivlord,Loekport,77J’>6 ft lembor, ITA'-i lain; Detr Park, No. 2, Cities; Ah la, hostile; Alliance, Ottawa, 81-M6 tt lumber; Stars ai.d Stnpis, Horn-, is.ii ft lumber.

Lasalle, 130 tons coal; Cuba, Ottawa SJjCObu com 5 Prairie Queen. Ottawa, bu corn, New York Market. Kaw Tokx, Monday Evening, Jane 37. and without change, at for middling and Westam excited, and higher, with a large business; fartevtra Btate; 1v.i5d9.2S for extra round boon pbto: 10.00 for trsao brands, closing with no aeijerast inside quotation. Included tbe sales brls extra State, deliverable In July, at and brls do la Aogutt.

at Al far Western. Burly in tbe day 1,000 brls Western were reported sold at fl.ts, which la much above themaiket. excited and 50ti0c higher; 11.9T3 2.1b tor Chicago sortng; forMllwauSse club; winter red Western ecmatdershlfe portion ot the waaNo. 1 spring to arrive at 52.CriG52.12. lire firmer.

Com heavy at for new mixed Western. Oils active and firmer at 936 9Sc for Western, outside Quotations. and in good demand. but quiet at 160 fur crude; 706 72c for refined In bond: 80683 for refined free. higher and In fair demand.

Ineluding troo brls heavy city deliverable la July, at 533 A 1U59.00 for 511.0 (£41.50 new and new prime; SJV prime Beef firm at SIS.OQ@;6.OO 59.C0410.Du prirao; 25.60 extra meai. Pilme quiet- Beef hams dull aad nomlaal. Out quiet but firm Bacon stiles dull and nomiaat. Lard opened qnleVand lower, closed more active at bnt lesa active. Money and Stock Market, Nxw Tons, Monday Kvoning, Jane 27,1864.

Money active and firm and reported os high as 8 per cebt. Sterling exchange Irrcgnlsr, unsettled, and decidedly opening at 240 and cloalag at 253325). Geld excited and firmer, opening at 2183220, to 533G257, and cloalne at Mobbt Matties ih Nbw New York Tribune of Friday tays: Money Is active, and lenders get btrb rates from breken cn call, in view of tbe new demand for Legal Tenders there is no deposition to make new bat tbe revene. It la conceded that no further ofoarrenev will be made, and that tbe amount already in aae will be demonetized by re-lianad atblguerratesoflntureit, payable with tbe prmrlkal st maturity. This return to a sounder mode of railing money dliturbi a Urge class ofpeoplswko iblnkitanoutrags that the freasary Depamnast Is not manageo solely In the interest of speculators for a rise.

Ttuv forget that for three years the necessities of tbe Government have ennsed tbe manufacture of has Inflated prices andnade the fortunes of epecaUtors. Time has educated tbe Treasury Dspoctment thoroughly. A contras tlon of currency is now la fall progress, and those who fail to comprehend It. and arrange their basinets in nannony with the new pellcy, will retret It. Just as surety as the manufictura of carrency steadily forced prices up, its retirement will cause a rsinrn to lover market va'aes.

Legal Teadera are and In a aaad. Some boueht attl tbonaand nremlnm. and other banks falltd to respond, and bad to ask indulgence on their checks. but steady. Toledo.

146; UK; R.1.U3; A Pda Ft i3lKt pfd, 00; Erie, 110K: Hudson, 141K; Heading. 141 C.ISOV: S.KHtlll senp. IS3K; Erie pfd, H3K C. 181K: 5--0 coupons, Treasury 1 rear cert, 95K Oi Ucerr.s4. hiw Yobk Danx Increase.

81.583,419; specie, 8915.39J; circalatlon, decrease, deposit, decrease, i 673.759. Buffalo Market. BnrviLo. Monday Bvtnlig, June 77,1964. firmer and more active, with an upward tcadency.

advanced 3310 salts Ko 1 Milwaukee Spring at closing at the oatslde Erica. at 90c. Com qtuet and no sales, eld blither. Wziisxt small sales at 11.750178. Canal Fbbioutb doll; to Now.

York, wheat 18c, cornice, oats 10c. 9.559 brls, wheat 683,783 ha, eora 114,313 bn, oats 21.5--0 bu. Canal 971 brls, wheat 217,330 hu, corn 180,501 bu, oats 35,530 bn. Oswego Oswxao, N.Y„ Mendsy Evening, Jane 27. 'Wheat inactive, owing to a difference between the views of oarers and sellers: urine Chicago spring on fcatorday; Western 82d)0.

81-43. Oats firm tort held at c. Canal wheal coin to hew York. MARRIED. In this city, June 23ih.

by Hev- W. Saxtn Presbyterian Church. WILLIAM W. SIONHOK.Kiq_.ot Areola, 111, and HENRIETTA M. HAMILTON, oi JUafQOB.

Illinois DIED In this city, June2oth, CHARLES of Geo- A. and Sarah M. Ataermaa, aged 1 year, 1 month and 2: days. The ral will be attended lo day (Tuesday) at tfi A. at 1 residence, sorner of Twenty-fifth sweet sod UieMgan avenue.

On Saturday evening, June 25th, MILDRED, second dsugbter of W. T. cooibsngh, in her teenth year. Ballroad Tabio, Chicago JIXD oob. ttbst VATBB XDTZIB STS.

Deport, Arrive. a. a. a.m Nleht Express p.m. p.m QAUHA O.

A K. W. KOBTH IfHIXB BTEBBT. Dalton 0:45 a.m, ajs. Fnllon Passenger p.m.

Freeport Passenger 9:30 a a. 3:15 p.m. Freeport 10-00 pja. Rockford Passenger 4:01 p.m. 11:10 Genera Passenger 6:80 p.za.

8:20 viczueAX Detroit Express a.m. Detroit Expran p.m. a.m. Detroit p.m. for Cincinnati and Louistii Moraine Exprees a p.m.

Nieht 16:00 p.m. JUCBIOiI OOB3TIB TAX BUBBB 15D BTBBfiTB. Day Express aoa. p.m. Ktcoluc p.m.

Night Exprcsa $8:45 a.n. ditboit Bxpreu, ria Adrian a.m. a.m. Night Express, rta a.m. yZTTBBUBA.

TORT WATHE AXD Hail and Accommodation. a.m. p.m. Day Express ajn. Mail Express 13:00 p.n, p.m.

Night Express n. 4 p.m. a.m, Connecting -uHtfi P-nmylvanla Central R. Leare 3:00 a.m. 4:38 p.m.

8:45 p.i 4 1:29 pjn. 1:45 a.m. 0:00 a.m. Arrire 6:80 p.m. 0:60 e.m.

lOrtO sum. York. via 1:65 p.m. AHentoa N. York.

tis IfcOS CL 9:55 djcu FhlUdel. i 5:40 pan. 1:00 a.m. 11:50 a.m. 10:30 aja.

fctOp.m. craccnriTi axb mi. Day Express 6:30 a.m. 8:50 p.m. Night Express 0:40 p.m.

a.m. (For ana Day ...6:30 a.m. m. Might Express 9:40 p.m. 8:35 a.m.

Day a. zn. p. ra. Night Paaeeneer p.

m. a. m. Kankakee Ace's. p.

za. Hyde Park Train a. n. a. m.

m. p.m. p. m. jh m.

CHTOAOO, BUBLZHOTOH AND QUOtOX. Dty Express 9:30 a.m. 5:15 p.m Nlgnv Express 9:15 p.m. 5:00 a.m. MendoUAccomijQodatl.OQ 5:15 n.m.

9:89 a. m. chxcaoo and bt. louts. Express Mall 9:80 a.

7:80 p. m. S'" 9:00 p.m. 6:30 a. p.

m. 9:30 a.m. CHICAGO AND BOCK ISLAND. 9:45 am, Klchl Express 9:15 p.m.' 5:18 Joaet Accommodation 5:10 pm." 9:40 a.tn, CHICABO AND HO.WAUXXS BAE.WAT. St.

Paul Express ,10:00 a.m. 8:15 p.m. Night Express 9:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m, Waukegan Accommodation 5:90 p.m. 8:40 a.m.

Eyanston Spedal 2:80 p.m. 4:25 p.m. Sundays excepted. Saturdays excepted. excepted.

Excursions, 'THE EXCURSION OF THE 6 BASON. THE WORTH BAPTIST CHURCH AS!) SABBATH SC2IOOI. WILL GO ON THEIR ANNUAL EXCURSION To the beautiful grounds at GEdVE Saturday Next, July 2d. Cars will leave Wells street depot st a quarter before nice. P.enty of and a lonoos nine.

Tickets can bo obtained at W. a. o. ail Jewelry store; Bulicck tiro's Shoe Store; Gobs Hoag's, Berth riaik street; P.G. Huntington, 2i2 Lake it.

JgiCTJRSION of the CHICAGO mon school, TO P3BSFTIATNES, SATURDAY, JOLY San. 1461. The TTnon Band will mmlsb musicfor the occasion. Befmhmtutaonlbegrouid. Xicltets only IPiAy Cents.

For sale at the care and by members of'the school. Proceeds to bo applied for tie ectvblieblng of a MUSEUM for the tshooL Cara leave W. at 10 A. M. JelS-nuj It Gb FOURTH OF JULF EXCURSION TO LEMONT, BT THB Bridgeport Sunday School.

Tickets for Bound Trip 75c. Tob.b.d Prriton. Willard A I Cl.rt retper ot ff.ter, MM (Eljirago TDribing CHICAGO DRIVING PARK AS SOCLATION QBOUND9. TUESDAY. JUNE 28 TH, FTJS.SZS SIBO.

Hilo Bests, best three in five, te Harness, Oe'ige br.b. Grant of Chicago. o.W. ro. m- of CU.cinnatl.

F7-D o.e Tunpra, of Cmclnnatk Hcraes start at half-past three ADMISSION 30 CENTS. Peola will be sold aitbeTremont Home this evenjig and op the grounds to-moirow OF THB to gain ths affections of any one yen wpb. Full particulars on receipt of Adrrfaa G. amusements. OOLONEL MUSiSUM.

COL. J. A A. D. BBADLBY Director of Amusemevts.

TUBiDAT June and every evening till further notice, will ue preaeuted the great moral cram with new acd beaaUtnl UNCLE CABIN. Tlntfe Tom. Bradley Mkea Gumption John Dil'on Ahre Jlrv. L. Pofria tUza.

SATUEUAT EATXBBf. to Maietn and Leetun Boom, Si cents. Children under tweivu yean, 15 Brets Circle acd Parjuette, 45 eatra. Private Boxes, $3 and No extra charge tor Reserved Seats. Box Book open frea 10 a.

to M. Dodlbhf Lecture Boom open at TM Curtain rises at o'clock. fir The Great Unseam, with over 3fii.oM Curtoamea! The invisible Lady I Tbs enormous American Giantess! F.ifht Feet nlzh, aud weUnlng over 506 Pounds I will appear mzhiiy. Miss Amer. 21 years cld, and 90 inches airh I the finest PtaCJ La-4y la toe World- j65-a3901w Yariety theatre, 115 and 117 street, C.

M. CHA nwri'K Lejeen Monsters. T. L. FITCH, Actios and stats ai new Tt a 11 11 Are engaged and will prior to July Monday evening, June 27tb, first appearance of MISS FANNIE THOMPSON, The beautiful Oanaeaie.

ENGAGEMENT OF SIGNS, MARTINI CHIUISKI. Wire'Periormei, Juggler and VsotrLoqaltt, CBAXFIOA OF TUB WOULD. Thursday June snth. appearance of Miss LOUISE BODLKTTB, tbe ciarmlog Danseuse. open at TV o'clock.

Cnrtaln riseo at Vclk. Scaliof Fuoas. 25 cm: Dreaa add Family Circle, SS eta; Frrrate Boxes, U.CO. Slagle in 50 cents. theatbs, Madljonitreot, betwaen State acd Dearborn.

McVlcier and Myers. Last week of the great actress MATILDA 11EBON, First time on any ol an original drama. In five acts, founded on powerful gtorv by great Novelise. Nathajohl DAWTnOB.It. acd nromattred by America's great MATILDA HERON, entitled SCARLET Tbe icfne of is laid In at the period wboo In the fhy and toe neighboring towni.

Diore especially iq Salem, general bilief exists; in and hundreds 01 men and women were tortared.tiled.conaea.Ded and executed. wilt be placed before the public correct Is every de- Ull, with a powerful etit. None fail to see this new drama, Taa Scablbt Grand Dance swging societt will give a TOCAJL CONCERT, For tbe benefit of Mr. CH ARLE3 AN6OROW. In the First Universallst (Dr.

Church, Oa Tuesday Evening, Jane 2S 9 1864, AT 8 Tbe programme includes choruses from 12ib Mats, several solo: and quartettes: Mr. ANSOHGK will preside on too Orstn Tickets 25cents; foraale at the door. auction Sales. Q.BEAT SALE'OF Horses, Mares, Males and Ponies, AT AUCTION. OnTmJuBDAT, Avery's Cattle Yards, at Hotel Stables, corner of Ringgold Place aid State streets.

About 70 Horae a. Hares, Hales and fonlca, suitable for Carriage, Baggy, Team or tbe Saddle. The above sale pretests a rare chance to purchase a HvW at a great bargain, as they will be sold without reserve lor cash. They can be seen aao examined on the before and on tV mon lae of the sale. MUTTERS A AuctTS.

GOODS, YANKEE NO- JcJ TIONB, Clethlng, Boots and Shoes. AT AUCTiO On WADNBBDAY, Jose at "o'clock, at Butters' Auction Booms, in Portland Stock, comer of Warbleston and Dearborn streets JeSMSU-St WM.A BUTfERfi A CO- Rosewood, mahooakt AND BLACK WALNUT YENHSE3, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, June 28th. at 9K at BuV Auction Hocms, la Portland Block, comer of Dearborn and Washington streets. 12,000 ft.

Rosewood, Mahogany and Veneers, branch Aplaln. 4t WM. A. BUTTERS A jjotTBEHOLD FURNITURE AND SEVEN OFFICE DESKS AT Oa TUESDAY. June 28th, at OK at our reomi, 46 and iS Dearbornitree', consisting in port TO Elegant Chamber dressing trees, wasbsiands, bedsteads, whatnots, ioanges, hair, spring and other OFFICE newofflee dests and two second hand office desks, stoves, silver plated ware, castors, forte, spoors, tea sets- Ac.

TABLE Ivory handled table and tea knives.carvare, forts and stesls. a splendid assortment and aUofthsverv best GILBERT A SAMP.4ON. Je24-k867-8t Auctioneers. CRATES OF WHITE GRANITE AND C. C.

WARE AND 456 BUAA3 GLASSWARE, AT AUCTION. By OilbubT A Sampson, on TH AT, June SC. at UK A.M., we man sea at our rooms.4l and 48 Dearborn street, 71 crates of Watta Graalt-i and G.C. Ware, all cf the best patterns, amtofttie na.Btir.utur* J.m-a and SOB, QSBCOCk and Adams, ana cooslstsof coiap'eteassortment. Voit o' tbe crates are wellmreorteu suitable for country trade.

A'fa lifl boxes oi tnmb.ers, ales and Jags. Catalogue and eamotee of the wars are low at cur office. Terms Je2s GILBERT A SAN PSON, Aucfrs. ESTATE AUCTION BRYAN HALL, Wednesday, Jnno 29th, at jp. sa.

The rales hitherto adopted will ha strictly the minimum price, or lowest dm entertained, tc oa openlv announced, sad NO Br-Bin. OB DECEPTION OP ANY KIND ALL.fWKD. Tbe sellers to farnhb abstract shgutrg Ktod titleor sc sale. Purchasers at former sain cade good have realized handsome profits. Tbs following is a partial list: COUTH WATER class rectal eny 140 ft.

In depth, in the Laflin Block. Minimim quite low. CANAL Randolph and depth lot, renting well. KIAZIK of Dearborn, 60 It. front, with landings RANDOLPH near the crlient property.

WELLS 81 feat to alley, north of Polk street. Minimum only bargain. MADISON feet by 309 fe In.the clear, to an alley. Comic cranio over an acreln the best ronlcn of tbeWact Division, between Ana aad streets, at a bargain. Will be sold in 50 ft lots, or as a whole.

See advertisement elsewhere. beautiful lot fronting Woodland Park in tbe aubolvlMon arlolctns, the tomo of Douzlas, beingalot rold by teuator Douglas, and' conveyed with goed title. MICHIGAN. Wa3ASU. INDIANA, PBAIBIS AND CALUMET AVE number of ts on favorite Avenues.

Seme in the Herrington tra-t, minimum only $99. Inutasa Avenue near 13th street, 28x116 it. to a 34 ft. alley, minimum $33, WEST WA6HLNOTON west ofUnloa Park fronting South, and full depto. Very desirable reticence property near the Park.

WEST LAKE ral boss's and cei ect property, the-partiomaxa to be nad in T.B, Estate Office. PARE foot lot In a good location. Minimum s3opir fool. LO PiaCED PROPERTY 1 CPE AP-Threa lots. 14, 15 and Hi, Block 37, Branch Addition, 100 ft, BQnare ena corner.

Minimum only 812. Also Lot S.filotk 12. School Section near naisted and llth street, mlnlmnmonly Several suburban alaces near the the Park Seminary.Ac-Ae. Partlialars can ascertained T3od. B.

Estate Or-re, Bryan Hall. UILBEaT A SAMPSON, Anetloneera. Jes6k-869-st4tbp AN ACRE IN THE VJ' HEART Of THE CUT FOR SALE ATTHE BRYAN HALL AUCTION, Wednesday, GO, at S2H M. The non-resident owncref a lot 303 feotfrenten West Mscia' Ann street, with a clear depth ot jt 0 feet to alley-high and oesutlful will ot. fer It for sale inwhoic or tn lots, at thneucToa aula of THUS.

13. BKTA-'dKeal Refute O'flce wheradetallscannowbebaraed. Sea the Regular Auction Sale aavartueoitaC Hent. TO cf 8 rooms on Park Boyne st. For tennalmulre at Shenaan Home Exchange.

I'O RENT goud twosiory bense with tm roomn. pleatantly located on the West Side. Bt-ci Part or lorniniri fur Bile. ACdJtsaP.CWgJX 3595. Je2i-m23lt -Good two-story ,1 on near Oakley 150 by barn; Alio, eoitago corner of Cortlis Kuunb cont-lnUg 7 rooms.

F. 5Ta88.124 Randolph room Mo. 1. TO pleasant fnrniihcd rooms, without 40 Quincy between Si ate and Clark. J3t TO lortished or unturrl-bedhouse in the North Dlvhlon, convenient to horse cars, within aioat half a are or the moans office.

Apply at 313 Huron street. Karertnces xoqmred. TO edging rooms. Farnlshed rooms to rencto ctnllemtn. Apply to Aim.

TO KENT hambers ia. ee block corner of Michigan avcnmS and ike IMh? 00., 57Lake street. TO Store bn the ncrlh.Mtcor.er oirMrhcm tlreetn. Applr on pnolrra. 2ical FDR SALE At public auction, Jolv 14.

JB' aeresor the bt-at isni la Cook cuectv with seiloth aek looic 22 inches dlt ave been well gradadJuaklEs gor solid roada tflx irom city limits, and one mile cast of Lyon on the Chicago, Borlu Eton railfOv and on the plant roi-d. It Is good for v-se- country r'sldtncus. One third cam and two pun for me baUaco. Title layer map ne at tw iiinioipn Lovat a x. BALDWijj'd Real B-tate oSce, P.

place of sale will be given in a fntnro notice. JeHS-mbSlt FDR beautifol village and df farm of 160 acres at DeKalb St uion. DeKalb County, Dllnols. I'hPlce Improvetneoia.aud the Immediate with crops andtome ci WcdUarM fries fthdmtD. Ann 1 immedla s.y.

E. H.CvIIMiNOS, koTis: curie jan-aar. of 223 acres, 1 rclUcg prairie with anream of all feaced. 70 acres house, j2BO, Icoaten la tSe trwn of Blcom, Cook Conn-y DDoels. S5.

bZm 500 llb.bltULt.. Price rer acre, half cash. E. H. MlNG3.l32_Clukgtr»et I gtrageh ct gtolen.

CTRATED OR corner of Michigan avenue end ana sUht of tho 2Cth tnrt, one Itoou StJ ifiTM lotf tallfd. ebont dzteen beade high, giving information In re- Krai E3B have sixteen of the meat eligibly Mtoated Building Lo'a in tbe hlih, drv, well drained. acd in finexelebboihood of me residence of Mrs Dr. Ex-- ayor Haines front 25 and fact even cn Peora. Green and Van Boren streets- A rare eppprtnaUy ior these homes In a good n-uhtH-rlood.

Title to all trese lots perfect and tcsnlnm Wamntee deeds wlHoeetetutea by Win. h. Brawn, T. F. BALDWIN, Aleut, 101 lt ii oom uurd story.

U'OK Water fatrtet J. and Bsatiess Property at a South stater strict stores cheap for casb. Also aii interest insao.Ler at a decided bargain. Also PD ires on tenth Water ne.r State-very Tamable Canal street full depth lot, ana itore near win other no cress nrooertT. lor sale in IHOa.D.

SRYAVa Beal Kvtate Office. 7 Jc3-kS7Jflt SALE Lots on West Lake, Randolph, Wsrblngtca and Madison streets. Alio tn Duncan's and Ogden's ad-uiona. Brek Kgqst acd Lot comer and ior iL'Khj to ac 1-y, House sod-Loi njrthe.st correr Pasc and rucots streets. F.

OttCt No.Sorei street. JelS-ka-Jat jFai Sale POR new squsre-hox crivlrg bnesy for sale cheep also, two stakeaageos or vneka, nearly new. and one democrat bupej all fir aa at the barn on Jackson smeet, Wabasharanne. be setn at noon each day. Jl F3B sound and gentle hone, well broke for saddle and barne-s.

Inquire atibe (toreccrner of Cottage Qrcre avenue asd Twtnty-flfty street. It Pl'OR A newly fitted Photographic Gallery. Best location la the city. Jnonira at eiock rooce, No. 131 South st.

1e25-mDa It superior steam Elgin' for rale, thirty-five nerse Id use aboet el, moaibs. For farther pattienLin Boa 57 DeKalD F. 0. TpOK font year lease and two cottisatoom. In good rrpttr, containing rooms ai.d iber closets and bnttery, on the corner cfPHrea and Halstead, Division, Frlea SlCQieach.

Apply to D. B.G. GOOOWIIuIE, ICO Wist Jacsaon it. jeS mJUI FJK of the Ironsides ocoklnx its Icrnilcro ud other kltehca Riticles In im hot a short tine. Inquire oa the nerofHuhbara and Learnt tti.

JtZS-mll-lt for sale. A first class house, with or -without fnrnltuiu, for sale on street east of Clare meet, ado to CTOE, half interest in A 1 the Oateabnrg Brlclc Hill, with three ni of Bviao-tnocf lour and one of thirty fl; power and boilers, with a-iry machinery. in mnnins order- Wilt sold at a bargain. Address B. F.

HILL, tuiesbUS. 111. Je23mM-u fifteen Horse JL power Portable Engine.two id, one at, two ad, oca St Hone Power Stsilonary with bolltrt; also one Uprleh: Circolar Sawn, Saw Aroor, Cranes, Keitlrr.ao'l Pattern ror For tlcnlara Inquire at 369 State, or addreaa Poat Box afg). Chicago. Je36-tt9(Mt IfUK sloop UeLeu A Varr.

of about twenty.flvs tana bur then aad well adnp'ed for tbe fruit trade or any shore business. sola at a bargtlnby D. CHAPiiAS-No, 8 Board of Trade Building. XT OB large Bay Horae, ill vearsold. sonnd aadklnl, seventeen, hands blab, weighs 1.990.

Also, one Pony, kind and gentle, suitable for a lady or cftUd to rids. The above will bo arid cheap for cash by applying at Its Jervis Honse, corner Van Buran and Sherman sti. JeaS-kKOSt Safe, bet little used. Inquire of THOS. H.

MAQSB, 188 ana 110 Adams street. JeJB-k931-H F)R one second hand Pbeatcn, neatlv new; one second-hand Concord Bnegy.twonew Top Boggles. one'fa-ally Carriage. Tbe above will ba sula bargain. at the Carriage Fistory of JOH.I H.

KLtNff, 55 North Jaffeiion sliest, Je23-k374 41 TTOR the lease, fix- JU tures art! good will of a flnt-claaa Bakery in this city, sew doing a good paring business. Satisfactory reasons will be glvta fog telllog for tor one weak. Box 66i7, Chicago, Dl. Je24 kai'-J-lw good second- 1 ton platform icalo. Apply to 010.

W.ADAiIS, inrsar or ISO North Water-sU, Chicago. jJ7GB and Boilers. Superior double Engines, SO horsepower sacb, sad boilers of full capacity tor tbe ot flrat-cla-s materials and ent off governor. Ac. For sale at a bargain.

Apply per- FOLally or by letter to B.A. LAY A South street, Chicago. Je3i-kS4-8t F3R Buckwheat. JCObbls. of choice New York Buckwheat, far seed, cheap.

6HEBMAN, LTAT.I, a FOPii. South Water s.rett. jq3-kT64-3t- FOR Drug Budness An extensive drug bouse in oue of the largest cities iqgbls State offered for sale, (on ao. count of tbe llmess ot the owner.) Ids a rare opportunity for an energetic basnets man. Inqalre of FDIiEK, FINCH FULLSB.

JeaS kOM 3w F3R Street Steam Flooring Mills. Thla mill has five ran of stoat, power cleaning and boltlag apparatus, of tbe order, and everything complete and now running. My Ult amUh la tbe reason lor the sale. Parties can apply to me as the mil), corner West Lake aad Dtiplalces streets, or to HUBBY NKLkON CO Ti street. J.

BTBVEwS. rest Office Box 3331. Chicago, Illinois. 6t MiU Prop-1' Liberty steam situated on the Mlsstrsippt ninety mlies below tte cltyofSt. county, Illmols, is now offered This n.

lUIs a substantial Ave ttory s.one bulldlngwith four run of four foot French Burrs, viib machinery cf capacltv to manufacture two hundred and fifty of door dally, and Utltu. aud- In th- very best wheat producing regions of tbe fitutarf ildocis. as wiu appear by reiercnce oftha map of the Stare. Tbeprcperty will be sold eb-ap ter cash. Application may be made to B.

SIEB oa tbe premises, rrto KIICBAL "SBN TP B. No. IS Fine street, St. Louis, or D. BLOCK, No.

2S Elver street, Chicago. Jel3 kSjdw officers and soldiers, honorably discharged from the service, ana In WbLt of employment pecnilariv adapted totbelr ehomd address P.O. Drawer Ml 4 Chicago, 111., giving date of and name ol eoapi- and regiment discharged from. WANTED canvassers and discharg'd aotdie's to tell three more new and rapidly seeing articles recently oat. Go.ds unsold ray be retorted.

Samples SOcte BnevCPtleflceetfi making frero s3l per day. For terms mclosa state to A mfnmsctnrers.lST to sell onr it Photographic These A'bums ate tot up in the Lis beet style of art, and find rapid sale. Wf have also a large at-ionment of engravings, card pbo ogrxpba.Aiso a new war map Just puhilsasd.to svllty acenay. Beudfor circulars to C.M. DtJSN A cOb, 181 and Clark street, Chicago.

leg-miQ 51 and Local i Agents. For men of entcrpilie we have an sreneywhiCb will pay nomsnrto sisper The bcit selling prize paokajss ever introdaced and other articles In great demand, cable articles aie given with oar packages. Sender circulars. C. lUBN A and iSI Clark street, Chicago.

VA7ANTED Agents to sell the Bot on, Lins orliitiT. Gkn.U. S.Grant. wounded soldiers ran ho. of ibem.

Bamo book maiUdlree on receipt retail price of book. K. ii- LasDON, wholesale agtnt, street, Chicago. ininoig. ie23 m77-lm forSchmnok- Blitory of ihe and German TwoTclumrsnow reaoy, completing ibo history to Ike tail oi and Port Hudson.

The engravings are by Sarcsla. mis work la now too well and :avi.rabiy known to need Alio, lor the popular agency es of tba Rebellion, by Dr. Stott, of Memphis. A bnmeious and b'giiiv lotereniog work, on which ageita are remarkably luccisainl. Price nAft Send for circulate and fall paitlauiars to C.

F. VfJNX A I 113 Daarbora sued, Chicago, Til. Jtl9-iu3 WANTED men from all parts of the United Slates, to engage In a pleasant profitable loqnuiog a capital of fiom sls tosUo. It maybe sold to nearly every pays gocu agents from sCstoslo9per week. Please call at 147 Booth Clark street, Room 14, np-etalrs, or address P.

Oi Drawer, Chicago, Illinois, Inclosing porUcalars JeJa-mU-it TXT caa lively make $350. Very lif.locapiu 5 rsqaired. Tbe best two tbread Family Machine ever made. This beantifol machine for $35. use is no deception.

Circulars tret on arpilcaticntoJVA.BLsCK, Western Ce -eralAgt. O. But u7l. Cmcigo. 11U to 112 a day, Wanted agents, male and f-malr, sail Wilboranew hewing Machine.

Itwlllstl cb, hem, fell. tuck. bind. curi-qaiit, qua embroider beanllfnlly, we will 175 p-r moats or give a litio.Ml commleelon. Per MAVHhBA No.SLymsbV Block, FnbUC Bqnste.

Clevtlaac, Unio. XXTANTED Agents in YY every coanty to ryoftne AouiiaUiratioa of Grant sod his New ana Eighty fr- grcMOftbe United beat for seeutr. Itl.er i the first two sent op receipt retal 1 orlee, Adur ss J. ids cor- Clsrv, csgo. P.

O. Box 2591 Jen-k933 8t IS7 and Book- I sellers Raymond's Shtorrof the Altaiantn lion oi President Ln book or tie cajopalao. on receipt ot pilce. Life orGenerai Grant at pricy. wsxra wanted everywhere to ae these and ether popular woiks CLARK ua, 8i jnsTt O.Box 4751, Chicago.

lIL 2u TST canvassero to rr-y hew eagravto? entitled on a engraved hr John Sartaln. ce.ptla. co ct-piei eold In New rtcglana alone. One i toy old agents me: I have eet-n any that began or call at 18 Portland Bim.k, P. SAMIitX.

PIKK. AN Agez.r waaed to aell the Improved New England Family IncHacaUe. Price fifteen Doll.t. a. U.

General Aeent for the Nortcweit. Drawer M6d. Chicago, 111- Office B-OCK, XU Clark street, room 8, op stairs. jellkWlw TTT To sell Sewing uichlnat. We 9lil ccmml'tlcn on all sold, cr employ azann who will wora far ibe abeve wac-Ji -lexou-flca paid.

Address S3. B. HltSalStoS mit, TXT wanted to I the most Inrantfn of the Inmnmekt and fall inatroctlona by watch aAlsdv or ceUleman caa Mho aparfict nken ss. Bent free ou receipt of 3j Agents are lit day. Bvrry family ihould have one ibrlrown town and country rghls for aale.

Adorns il. DSQaASD, care ab New Terr. TTTAN Jest ft poi libbed. History of thn cn ofrttalceci t-lacels. price Bam pie copies sent on receipt of price.

We gore mao to engage in tbe sele cl pcpnlv Everybody wa ta It. ACdrats CLARK A S7 Chicago, HU Box47Ct. TV saenw wankd to eoliths great Nafcral Webber Imlicaior. an anttie everybody wa- ta. TbonMnda tmes creinhivaa.

dergcnathsiuontscniilQialAg ofscnDUflo.U'tt, and aa ombtr p-on naced nnaiinAlied. blsew act bnsinfra. beady sale. No cM-oniUion. stamp ter dreniar.

Portland Woch, Chicago. P.0.80x£39. IXang U- dies can sell bon; reds oi lng irr arsli all tahrio w.tb&at a prepare Uoa even Hose azvi Towa-Unz. They cannot Sample mille-l on receipt of WtaUpriM. P- LASiBOH.AXeata.

Jei-IWo im 58 Lake a tooath, si intno pzaciu. and tnirtwc. other new. naefti sad enrtoc ra ix Addrta JOUf! TXT situation as alitant book-keeper or general clerk In a commission boose or wboietale store by an experienced young man boti Engjth and German. Bef'reneegiven.

Tuition. A Dnlverwtyitndeatoftaree desirous of getting a slina ton in a priest- family where be la wlihoir to chi Latin sod Griex 70r Aa board. Tribune office. situation as salts- man or vrnartl clerk la any good bcalsess.byaa experienced mas who ean sire good reference. Apply at Fninar A co'i ADTiananio Annex.

sue-t. Ain a aitnatloa wasted by a yt nng man in the er. or hardware bniinew. Faa bad expenet.ee. A a iltuatloo.

Je2S-m4o-u clerk in a grocery store, (retail.) Alio 3 wholesale selesmen, prescription clerk ior a dntr stf ra s.so a porter, ii su to rate charge of a dicing room, a-ood traveling agent. 3 collectors, also a clerk In an offic-. Apple at the AomanaCTe and iiu Bcsixnss aqxxct. S4 Dearborn Room 5. FINLEY A CO.

a y.nng man ot city, (recently an officer la tha a mtnatipo who esale or commuilcnbouse, an Ztn'rai or salesman Hu bad considerable expsneneesno sad rapid band. Adcrera ffM, Post Office Box UlB. Beit of referoice tfrgg. a middle aged with letter, of rerancation from m'r-fcshi- hi New Vorksau New Jersey, a as boot-keeper in soma msrraanle bonsa or scod class hotel. Wonlk bare no to tr through the Post Office.

rent four or fiyo Ecod nnfornlahad rooms aniuble for tooio t- ef rr geatj'maa and wife wltb Side east of Cart preferred. aiaticr tems, A Box 2UQ. Jett WANTED at 31 aTael. a jeondwaaher and Irotwr, to whem-aood wagea win be paid. Jd2S-mii first-class cook, Ironer wanted to jto abort oan 7- Must hvro good city Wf 1, wiu be Mid to one anlta.

AdilzessFoit Office Box 8195, Chicago. man a lire to locate hibaMnesa In any otharclty bet baa tolerable business capacity, with one Lhontaod cash. Such men may addreao- Drawer tm, Cnleago, 111., and firTeaUgate tbo jettmiMt business man -with eeiuiloa Ilia ofa iltuttoa cfficc. good cook, washer e. ft required.

Apply at 37 wanted by a ittfrlad compla in a aulot Oailly. "Trlpaae AN Farm. A small within fifteen nltu of the city ud wttbln a railway autloa. Is wanted for a come. Mast bare a somfortabia bouse andba told low.

At crew Fort Office Box 4789, Chicago. ie2B-m32-ft from. BHtADB CUrk street, corner Madison, to drive away all gloom when grey or spreads the beeming eye. Tbeaa plctares mocking ai deaay.wlil still be treah and titH as to-day. Cartes deVUlta $l5O perdoxmalarge size Holograph for 11.08.

JeJ3-m39-A ATT AN rent a furnished house of medlam slse In a good location on tba West or South Sides. Address F.O. Box WANTED situation as clerk wto is wlUtntc to make himself ganerally oaexil. Wi Itea a fair has had several years experieuce, and caa elva good reiersacea. Addraaa cars Box SUVChleagnu Bn WAITED young man from lbs old ocentry wishes for a situation sa bartrader, porter, clerk, or acy situation of troat.

Good references can be alyan. Address Tribune office. AN Look keepv era. salesmen. porters, barkeepers, cterka on steamboats and rtllroads.

b.akesmen. a seektsw situations should apply the BDsnrass aosxct, St Dearborn Boom No. 3. Several situations now open for those regiatered. Beware of bogus offices onradvertisereents.

Tna only reliable office FINLEY A CO, "Wf two seated tep TT carriage, (second AddreuFoetOfflca Drawer 3983. Jc2B-mis-U competent gar. diner; also'a nan to drive team and eral work. Apply al 101 Dearbom Boom No. JeiS-mUlt Surface Machine.

Tv Anyone having a rood second-hand 34 or 2fl Inch surf ee pianlaar machine caa find a porchsser at SS No. Praaklln street. B. 6. GOOD -r by addressing Feat Office Box 23T5, jeaJ-ml9-2t firstclass keeper and cashier, (salary' $1,000,) an offlew clerk, a eroeery clerk.

a man Ina Ilvorwitania, and several hoys for different placet. Csfl at 23 North ark street, Boom 29. or address bymsU.eac'o-ln* stamp, J. W. WOOD CO.

je2S-mIS-U Partner with trom IT $3,054 to to bay oawbalfofa Sterna Baw Hill, situated la St. Joseph. Michigan. A lharcuib business aad teat la well recoinmeodsd will be required 111 health of the proprietor la tbs reason. From to SIO.OCO caa do mads it properly atterded Aadrrss Box MB t.

Joseph, or apply on the premliae. huy a hand llgbt Opes Buggy and Baruees. Any one having the same will Cad a purchaser at M. PH- K.INGIOs’B Uvcry Stable, Vabash avenue. JeC6-k560-St girl to do second workasd take eareof children Satlsiactory references required.

Apply at south brlek bouse oa Michigan avenue, between Eighteen'snd Twentyfiirsvstreets, WANTED first class Dwellings on fifty teak irsntwith eood themodern Improvementsnon Price sot to ezceen tniannd, tlic.oeo.) A CO 179 South Water-H. wish to exchange a valuable Lot ot 130 acres, well selected TunberLsnd. laying la Fraokuu Co Di tor a rood Sr sloe and of nom is to Zibosse Wonid pay the difference la cash if tbs rtnaiaels wort a the most. Box 90. Augusta, Michigan.

to know that Beneett opened Saw Hair Dressing Kcomainthe Stewart Home, corner of Sutaand Wathincton etreet, where oil work is done at old prices. Je34 lw WANTED -15 Reward. Wanted I Information of Joseph Cook. He was a barkeeeperinthiscitylaihe summer of 1V55. Any par.

sen who can give Information respecting him will lease address H. COOS, bis brother, care KMnbold Magnus. 99 West Randolph and above reward will ha paid. Je23-kT4Mw Barrels. We ft will pay the highest market price fbr empty Catbcn Oil barrels.

AIiMsTBONU A CO- Oil kers, No. 13 Losalle it. TST" ANTED the Government, la tbs Bt, Louis, 3.CQO Laborers. S4O per month and rattens. Also, 1,010 Taavsirrs, Wares $33 per month and rations.

Free transportation furnished to place of damnation returned to St- Fouls, Mo. Per fnrtherlcfonaalloe inquire a. U8 Government Office. 132KSomb Water suee', Chicago, lu. o.

M. BAELUCK. Goterotaea; Agent. An Carpenters at the Cairo Drr Loess. $4 per day lor tf st mechanics.

Extra time, doaelo wages. TXT" want every married person In the Cnlted fox one of onr SzaZiSm CiBCCLtBu, the married which ctniaics Informa'lon ot the utmost Importance lo eTery msnled ornon, nerer before re- that can oe obtained In ooeibcrway. Postmely no barr.bog. Addrvs, with stamo. Dr.

3. CUy, Ll. Sh ip Carpentcrv, if Jotnoisand Laborers One Pnuorec J3 62H a One a day CnevHncdred IIS Apply to Cap'. A. PIiSHOCS, Fleat Capsolz and Jel7-k916-m hirst and lor the new Cairo which will open on the 10th cf July, AKu, wanted Insndli'ely.

one good Jcene Painter and oae Carpenter. Adureaa CUUIIP A CO, Bnx 087, Cairo, statu line of haeimss. B-ef and Pork Ba: rcls, to be delivered at onr Packing House bv the first of next. mads from atonedtlrbsr. SSaathing, uniurnisbed frontrnora first flcor.wlth orwi aisocn-? imnlshtd I'd Moa ice 3t cppoaiie the Feet Office.

Rsfarencst gwea and required. Beard with pleasant may te obtaload at n-'ar the Post Office. Tie sitnailjn Is private iuoxti central. ant rooms jy wiih hoard foi firgle genKemen: a'so a Croak r-oco lor a gentleman and wire, a tew day canto mccouiiDooated at 4 WaaMnetcn street, twetn street aid Wabash avenue. permanently located.

jckHinHt large pleasant IIW fottUhed onfnralsned. with board, zeatlcinao arid wife, or two slacie 11aa.ta.a5.ffii iiUaola street. te.3-ai«t lew first class boarders can fled wldi board and pleasant rooms, at Third erences repaired. Je.itaSß.rt BOARDING. large parlor and far a xvnilemaa and wife, and small room for a or lady, with amble lc ation on the side, may be ta)D by application tj 1884.

crS-mSS-u BOARDING. Good boarding can be bad on fair terms at tbe TTnLmPirk ardKg IK me at tbe Bnlla Head. A Cedacton luinhhioe'he4r own rooms. oat dneteo on temperance pricciplta j-ai Host. On Sunday afternoon on street, between Wells and Laealle, a breasi-ptp, aolb.

chased with a black Oar. Tbe finder win be rt-wirted by loivioz at tan Health ttica, in thtk basement of the Court LOST Juie 26, 1864, a Vack and tan pop, months old. with ears oat; ngbhear tnrnea wore a bine and yen euUsr ck iittaclird. Any oae relnnluc sud pap to bo Ucerally rewarded. a.4-71 LObX- On Sunday, 20th in at Ccuase Grove near grave, a fold watch reel ctM.

Fifty will ow put. to tbe-Under oa retaruof the property at the ohlce of tne Drtgga Hjtme. OST- $25 Keward. On Satnr- day eyrnwg. a Leather r.Uor* On zrasabaosa and name oo taem.

brei. Uat at w. 'torpor at iha Tioao Hnnsa. The above reward be pn-l tne fltarrbyieavrg it at Brand's Aik Uaii-ry. airtct or at the Journal offlco.

K. L.ubARL>. tnoi. VT7 yontg tentiemaa IT has become aoddmly awtsed to kha he aioneand uer.ew. nu klud to beak to the tliaeof lie 8 oaKen me a lew words of cosaolaM m.

fi. A VV with as meat or ctaTtumc Kcey of the ortb as wcomAy. 1 am a by 11 much. to tkM atU J. 4 Co.

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