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, 1861-12-09

Total......... 950s 713 507 34773 12117 157
The weather to-day was vet, disagreeab1e, and
generally unfayorable for Hogs, the receipts Of
which were 95O6 head. This supply, along with the
number left over yesterday. causedthe market to
open exceedingly duli-buyers holding off; and IL
WAS not till concession Of fully 10c q 100 ns. was
made By sellers that there vas any considerable
movement. Both packers and shippers felt like
holding back; but the decline tempted them, and
about 6,co0 head were cold, at range Of s2,21D
2.e0 gross. AZ will be seen, however, from the
table Of averages given below, the crest bulk OF
the sales to-day were made at range Of $a.3oD
a.4o-the game quality which sold yesterday at
&24D69GQ:
, 1861-12-09
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Dec. -F1ouR-Less active. Mar
1eriai change Sales lis bis 1t t55o@54 % for
jected: s5lo@5 20 for snperane state; $565@5n 5S g
fST 81 sa1s1ae ef
medium extra western; s5.5e@5.s6 for choice M
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; $3.50
Canadian steady. and In moderate demand: sales
500 brle at $545@5.50 for superhne: &.65G7 for
e sh0ee Rs aDaS Sast
#a1sKY-Without change; sa1es $50 brls at
s0@2QHc. T..
prices shippers disposed to wait for further ac-
counts from Europe. Sales 5000 bu Chicago
81 1SG9 b g It ~
17.4lO ba amber Iowa at ST. 14nD0 bu red state
at $1s3@1 IS; q 700 bu a1nher red western at S1S5
@a3s; ooo bu amber m Aash1Sar fi " st e. Hssg;
club at 81 %: 5000 bu white Indians at 81 40; $50
bu white Canada st 91.40@1 g: y. 400 By White
saaSan aha g At fes II ep of
Canada East 1t 7sc; s00o bu state at z5c and 9oo0
bu Canada peas at Sc in bulk Corn shade
frmer; moderate demand for export and home
consumption. Sales 107,0oo bu At 6sn6SKc for
common to mixed western: 64@65c for prime do.
Oats heavy and declining Sales st 449Aac for der
PEovrs1oEs-Pork without decided change in
price; Gales $50 bTls Ct 81 50913 for mess; $1S5o
quite firm but the market is very quiet; sales 100
brls at $a@A.5a Tor prime; s5@56o for country
| mess; Su.507f2 for Tepacked mess, and s13-I51
| 1367335 for extra mess. Dressed hogs in good
demand at $4,62K@475 Prime mess beef
| steady and unchanged. Beef hams in mod
crate request; sales 50 btls at 5shc. Bacon sides
firm and IN middling demand; :. Sales 15o
January and 79c- tor short ribbed mid.
dies on the spot. Smoked and cut NESTS dull
and nominally Unchanged. Lard more active but
no material change is prices. Sales 1859 bbls at
| 8H@91c. Butter still rules very firm and N fail
state Cheese steady and unchanged We quote
| at 6G6Ec.
| STocKsRather better. but quiet c & R153;
| CE SIX; G & c 7055; n C 49.
0sWEGo: Dec Weather Is mild and pleas
ant. but business on lake and canal is drawing tc
| q close. few cargoes Of grain will be due here
! the tore part Of next Eeek- which viii pretty
GRAH-Mflfng demand for wheat continues
| moderate, with Gales Of 1000 bu Chicago spring at
$1G0; 6.b00 bu do at $50: and 1900 bu On p. t.
Corn and other grains quiet.
| REcEnrs-1,96S btls aour: $500 bu wheat
| 12.0G0 bu corn.
No shipments Of grain By canal.
, 1861-12-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS LAID UP IN BuFTALo.-The following
is list Of vessels ROW in Buffalo, all Of which,
understand are to remain there during the winter:
STEAMERS.
Queen Of the West. Crescent City. Baltic, st
Lawrence
Comet. Euphrates Equinox, Edith. Sciota, Rock
ct, Sun. Forest Queen, Queen Of the Lakes, Cali
fornia: Potomac Equato1. Cuyahoga, o1ontes; Ar
Fountain City. Buffalo. Ga1ena. Chicago. MayfoW-
CT. Touawanda. Plymouth. Free State, Concord
Racine, Montgomery Acme, Nile, Iowa, Adriatic,
Marquette.
Il n Martin. y 4 Peabody. Relief. Homo. Q L
Swift. ? Dorr; F SpIagHc, Il kinne, Buffalo
Bo Bo Woo
kilderhonse. Echo, 3elefNo2 2.
1ny1ncible a1sry Prev Perew ] Sweeney n Stock
ton. city Of Satsalo Go1dss West. Sreat Wsst
Mel coleEado. Sam Ward; Badger State, Torrent.
America. Dleandcr. Venice, Mechanic. Ramsey
Crooks. Hampton P Blair, Sam Hale.
EcHooEERs. --.
Die Vernon, Geraldine, Rebecca, Geo Foote,
Eclipse. Live Yankee. Sacramento, Jenny Lind
Gladiator. Miranda, Alvin Bronson, Adriatic, Sea
co1inthian. Coli imperial, u whaling, K \ Broxn.
Black Hawk Lookout Baltic Yankee Blsde, New
London. ID U UlcklnsOn. Challenge. Ihursby.
Antares. Cornelia. Il Lansing. Dauntless: Snow
" Manning. II 3 fiibbard, 5 Foftier: *
ce1sior. ] Sanborn, Transport, Snnbury. Mary
Booth. ] M Lee, York State Elm City. Fred
Wells, Alderbafan, Seneca Chief. Sea Bird, Ger
trude. Lewis Ludington, Naurecan. Jupiter. Il j
Richmond. Enterprise. If 8 Scott. Milwaukee
Belle, Fox, Philena. Mills. Gulielma. Metropolis
| Contest, West Wind. c J Marshall Hanover, Gov
Hunt, Rose Douseman. Unknown, 2.
Forest ch;ef Pilot n;sns
*Now out, but Will lay up here on arrival.
REHABILITATION.
Steamers. 4: PtopeNera, 367 Tugs. 70; Barks, Is
| Brigs. II !: Schooners- I6: Scows, 8. Total, 16S
-ByJdlo 4dze7tiser:
DISASTERS &c.-The following letter from Cleyc
| land VIC fndin the Buffalo -AdrsTti*er::
( CLEVELAND, Dec. 9TH. 1861.
E. P; DoRR-sir: The propeller Genezee Chic
arrived Eere last night from Toledo, and sunk II
tie river bed Immediately on her arrival. Had nj
reil with loss Of jib6oom, and two tier Of salt we
| in the hold caused by leak from the centreboar
boz Had been seven days making the trip from
Buffalo. The Captain reports the loss OF his frs
mate off Ashtabula while reefng the forceai
| on her 1aat trip down from Chicago to Buffalo. Til
tug E. 81. Peck left here this forenoon for Por
| Burwcn to tow over the schooner Ellington. whie
Descbter. that arrived here short time ago fro1
Europe. has discharged her cargo, with great des
Of it la1naged. and Is noW taking On coal for d.
troit. There will be larger number Of vessel
laid up here than last winter.
Business is brisk around the ship yards Som
arrivals Of vessels and propellers. River sti
open. {ours truly, CA. GARDNER.
, 1861-12-09

From the New York Journal Of Commerce: 5th.l
We have now compiled our usual monthly tables,
showing the movements in leading articles Of pre-
dnce at this port eiuce January 1st There has
been. Of cour5e. 8 great faning oil IN the cotton
ceipts of New York Is the increase in dour, wheat
and corn. The arrivals Of Hour uotwi ithstanding
the cntting of from Southern ports, show 4 gain
Of over one million barrels upon Last year; and
one and half million barrels upon the correspond
ing total for 1859 The receipts Of wheat are
eight timea large as for the same TING IN 1859,
last years figures. The receipts OF corn have in-
creased in the same proportion. There has been
gain from last year IN meat provisions; win the
Of receipts will repay 8 careful study:
RECEIPTS OF cEETAIN ARTICLES OF DOMESTIC PRO
DUcE At NEW YoEK. FOR ELEVEN MONTHS OF
THIS TEAR. .
, 1861-12-09
Cir Gribuur.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1861
THE 6'HTY.

ru,lnAnMox1c.-Thc next Philharmonic
concert takes place nj Bryan Hall Oh the oo3d
inst. Tic management OF the Society are
preparing a most excellent programme for
this OCCASION.
THANKSGIVING SERAos.-J. r. Norris, No.
1oS Madison street, has received a Thanksgiy-
ing Sermon, preached in the Arch Street Prcs-
bytcrian Church, Philadelphia, BY Rev. Chas.
Nadsworth, and published By 7. B. Peterson
4: Bros.
STEALING BLASkETs.-Onc r. &. Reynolds
was examined on Saturday, before the police
magistrates, upon the charge Of stealing two
horse blankets from John Bingham, No. 9S
illinois street. The accused WAS committed
for trial in default Of $500 bell.
S1orED.-Thc Rock Island papers announce
that VIM F. Chadwick, the attorney who was
indicted with ]. ". Bissell for conspiracy to
burn the Rock Island bridge. has left for parts
unknown, probably California. He leaves his
bail in the lurch for s.. 900 besides yictinlizing
many Others who had put their eon,ideree in
him.
THa>sFEnRED.-We stated the other day,
from tie Office Of Adjutant to that Of First
Lieutenant Of Co. E, in Col Braekctts Cav
airy regiment We now learn that it was by
the urgent invitation Of the Captain and the
unanimous vote Of Company &, that he was
induced to accept the position
, 1861-12-09

The Board Of Supervisors held their fith
session Of the present term on Saturday. and
the following business Of importance was
transacted. In the morning, the Judiciary
Of resolution requiring assessoTs to Levy
tax upon dogs. The report was accepted
An animated discussion followed upon the
subject Of bailif1s' fees. called out by the re-
, 1861-12-09

30 at e. T5l3 o. dividing Oh go ma.
2 at 2.s15@@30o. dividing on 25o 1b=.
Is at 2.T5@2.95. dividing on 240 lbs: ..
LIVE EOGS-ReceiEed. 9.5o6 head The mar
ket to-day Was lees active. and owing to the un-
favorable weather and continued heavy receipts.
prices have again q declined loc-closlnS dul, VIII
, 1861-12-09

bAEERnAE EFkNrEa, Dec. I, 1861.
Tho weather to-day has been aDominable, and
transactions hare therefore been limited The
week classes on ve:y comfortable money market,
and trade Of oil kinds is working smoothly. Bank
eEs take al the frat3ass bills that are offered at
the legal rnte1 viz: 10 per cent. -.
In exchange there is comparatively little doing,
though tho aggregate salee- cven On a dun day,
amount to a very large aum. The rnling figure Is
N; but the three Indiana branches still sell to cus
TONERS at \. The buying price Is x; though
bankers like to get 1ound lots at Is when they
can. As eoon Us the weather becomes cold, the
pork trade viii materially increase the supply,
when We should not be surprised to see 1t recede
to the old rate.
Gold does not sell largely. The buying price is
A@K; selling, 5s@,xGt per cent. premium On
email lots.
1t is understood by financial people that the
forthcoming report ofthc Secretary Of the Treasury
will present the banking system, the paper money
system and the Government policy In respect to
them in light that will fasten the attention Of
the country upon it. The claim OF the GoFern-
nent to supply the circulating medium Of all kinds
will be presented, impreEsirely, on the ground OF
both principle and expedieney, and On consFltu-
tional right and financial necessity. No report
from thst or any other Department OF the Govern
HE'LL III lfS 1RSL QaIl century Nas GSsA AAVbS %~AA
tiousIy and earnestly elaborated.
MEMPHIS MONEY NARKET.-Wc hare, from our
correspondent at Cairo & copy Of the Memphis
A1geas Of "Wednesday, December 4th. Everything
there Is quoted with Tennessee money aB stand
ard Gold sells at IS per cent. premium and Silver
at 20. Exchange On New Orleans Is per cent.
premium, and Oh Louisville 10. None sold on any
other Northern city: Southern money rates at par
to l0per cent discount. Missouri banks were quoted
at AZ per cent, discount, and Kentucky at pei
cent premium. Considerably ont Of joint is the
money market down In this rcdoubtable sccesh
city,
WISCONSIN BANKS.
We quote the following synopsis Of the condi
tion Of the Wisconsin banks from the last month
u report Of the Bank Comptroller OF that state:
Bauks winding up. and redeemed in gold at par al
| the Bank Comptfo11er'e Office:
| Badger State Bank, kankakee Bank
| Bank Of the City Of l. kokomo Bank
| Crosse, Marathon County Bank
! Bank OF the Capitol, Marine Bank,
| Bank Of La Pointe, Merchants Bank,
| Bank Of Monte1lo, Merchants aud Me-
| Brown County Bank. chanics' Bank,
| City Bank OF Racine, North'n Wisconsin B K
| Farmers B'k Of Hudson, Oshkosh City Rank,
| Fox River Bank, Peoples Bank.
| Eermania Bank State Security Bank.
Janesville City Bank, Second Ward Bank,
| Union Bank.
RauEs 1tiuf3inr and rpiaarnaH a. fn1Toprs.
, 1861-12-09

less value in live stock by 1oi s5 than we lad
in 1860 This IanentabIc falling off In Ire STOCK
is attributed to two successive bad harYests. HOY
g1cat has been the lossin production may be esti-
Of potatoes By 1;ss8. 49, OF nearly onehaH Of the
entire quantity raised This must bare been q
make ont the rent By keeping cor, two Of three
pigs OF poultry.
, 1861-12-09

The call OF Oct. 10th for per cent additional
seculity on Illinois, Michigan Ohio. California and
Missouri bonds. has been responded to by all banks
called upon but nine the latter including the Bank
OF Portage, Dodge County and Wanpun banks,
whose collective circulation amounts only to So
534.OO. For some the term Of 80 days since their
Acknowledgement Of receipt Of notice OF deficiency
has not yet expired.
All banks that have not as yet come up to the
par standard. will be materially improved by the
Interest falling due on their bonds by the lst OF
January next.
The stock Of seventeen banks has been sold by
the Comptroller according to law at the New York
Exchange. Nov. 9Th, 18th, 18th and 18th. aud real
ized with only one exception better prices than
was auticipatel. decreasing thereby ateriauy the
loss to binholdeta. The bills are now redeemedar
the ConptFolers Office in gold at the pro RATA val
ue rs exhibited In this statement.
1t II expected that the Comptroller viii be ena-
bed to take during this month the nitiatory steps
towards the winding up Of the remainder Of the
banks, whose securities arc depfeciatedaud which
failed to make up their deficiencies.
No personal bonds have been changed. AS the
form Of these bonds, which had been used under
three successive administrations, Is deemed by
some Insufficient the Comptroller, With the assist
ance Of the Attorney General, intends to get up
new one, which will obviate all difficulties.
Since last monthly statement there is decrease
Of nominal value Of $270,00Q Southern and Of
$13966D Z. S. aud Northern bonds, and an increase
Of coin Of g. while the circulation has be-
come S136.ss8 less.
G.VAN SrEENwYK, Bank Comptroller.
, 1861-12-09
Stocks OF Flour, Wheat and Corn In
New York

The Journal Of Commerce Of Thursday says
tThe stock Of wheat here is small. compared With
the whole movement, probably not oTer i've to slz
million bushels. The stock Of torn Is tu4l M MaS
kinds Is not faf from A50 900 to half million bar
, 1861-12-09
G.VAS SrEENwYK, Bank Comptroller.
NEW ToRK-The following are the quotations
1,f the Stock Market today.
set-First board steady; I'd board fri
CONN ERClAL.

SATURDAY EvEH1SG, Dec. Z, 1861
The following the receipts Of leading articles
for the last twenty-four hourB:
1EEEIrTa FoR LAST TTMENTY-EoUR H0URs.
, 1861-12-09

From Tue L0n1s71Ue 16ufndl' btul
There was better feeling in the hog market
early in the day yesterday, and we are informed
that . packer made IN offer Of $s.S!H net ios ~ u
fused. Some light sales were made later r. tas
day at $3.25 net the market having Eeaks9EEn E!a;Ea
somewhat. The receipts Of hogs blythe lo9ssa " "
and Frankfort Railroad last evening eIaotaseo
26o9 head. The following table includes the oper-
4tdous among the packers around the fals sestes@
, 1861-12-09

the only consequence which sprung h'om 1t, 1t
would be Of Lees importance; but the disease
within your lungs is all this time gafntng
fi1mcr bold; the mucous membrane is bccom-
closed up. These distractions go on In
ereasing until sufficient air cannot le drawn
through the air tubes to produce the change
il the blood from ycnous to artcrio1-. It Is
ne object Of respiration 70 to change tnc p11od ls
cSanga aaH fG a he fed ueos iy
a1r VIC brcathe, and can not occur unless
1t is received in sufficient quantity, Naen
consldeTable obs1fncuon e11sls N W.. ofon,
chlal tnoe, tae carbon "nich CONSTITUTES tne
but part is retained and I'd sent agatn through
tAe systcnl-lmpedlns tne ctrcamuon, laTia-
ting the brain and nervous system, ana de,
ranging digestion. Under thas conait1on OF
the blood, tuhercles are deposited IN Inc lungs;
There is no WARNING gwen q the iealiM
without cough, WithonL expectofanoa, ING
seed OF this most lns!dlona ana nora! aisease L. as
Is soHn, ana soon o1lse lolLu ils ~ iiI is IL sas
mennenoly enaEses WHEEL aa1h ;t,e psVSees ~
consequence co Of ncglecting or maitreating
bronchitis by placing reliance on applications
to the throat, or palliati7es through the stom-
ach. It is grand desideratum in the treat
ment Of all diseases to get the remedy direct
to the organ Or part affected We use washes,
X
Oh this principle. In pulmonary diseases the
same rule holds good. But now are We 10 ap-
ply it? We cannot use solids or hqlds, lor
this is an air caflfy. NO; but oy lnfa!ataon
We can reach, thoroughly and naturally, Az
diseases situated within the air tunes and cells
OF the lungs.
What, then, i Inhalation INC word ltseh
merely means tae act q inspiring, or craving
oFeaIh; mmedacal Ratianee, u msans !sa noae
~ T! aulilIisletlns i4ealGs pIi;m 4ei IL
lnos NJ sa1 lnnae j. n59eese ~ a;fns
"oula ~, lahe aisSleAe ~ le .lE.1aa uiael. ~
gnee DELI si thsr aas iae onT ~ iuf1 oI' "
ths, rs oee - en-. tSat II ,,,ed;.
o1a5 W. ~ siom ,o ~ a1;la onv
nnr tIsr III n,oa;cines Taten a info The stom
anNa"5 st'dn hanee ,et 4haf +e henefts to he de-
s1-cd fro1, ;.,i.1a+;nns rn,at denend nnnn thc
eTnericnce .e1 and sEill n The nhrRIeian Who IRE.
srTihes fhen. 1 shon1i have deemed fhis ex.
nlanation unnecessary. hit for the fact that
many WHO write to ne regardinr the treat.
ue1lf. appear to have rot fhc crroncous idca
Fiat 1Inhalat;op. instead Of heinz mode o1
practice. OF administration Of remedies, /:
Fomc s11ecif;c remedy alike applicable to the
| most 6nnosite forms of nuinionary disease
| 70 MAKE It such is to degrade it to the base
level Of quackery. It can never be honestly
employed without 4 full knowledge Of all the
symptoms and peeuliarities Of each case, anG
the adaptation Of the remedies accordingly.
The first object Of treatment is to cleanst
, 1861-12-09
Eo Kft1eH No, In FeHE.


[F5ou, the Detroit Advertiser. 6th-3
DzEssxD Hoas-Without nnates5A chAnge on
tAipea for large lotB. Packers VIII NOT Pay Ka01o
thau $3.26@365 Tor average loss.
, 1861-12-09

,o80 Inc. 967 ,933Inc 81 ,63a Inc. 1868
The aggregate quantity Of the same articlea left
at Underwater from the commencement OF nayiga-
ton to the SOth of November. inclusive, during
The years 1850 and 1861, is az follows:
1850. .1,193s99 17o0a,833 14.V79.659 a941 ,958
1851. 1,414,e34 2S,T40060 72157.e3t 2036. lis
, 1861-12-09
MARINE LIST.
P O r e o F c. II I G. a G o .

+ q X l. - e u IL / = a G -
ARRIVED. Dec. g.
Prop Prairie State Mile1,l Ogdensburgh> 81 brls
salt sundries.
schr Experiment. King, st. Joseph,'1 IA M staves.
1e eds wood.
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnesan, FuEests Pier,
IS N lumber.
Schr L G Irwin. Sherman. fManstee, 10 m lumber,
TN shingles.
ARRIVED. ...........- Dec. Z.
Prop Mineral Rock, Ryder, collingwood, 100 eds
Prop Union. Cooper. sarnia 200 brls salt
Schr Golden Harvest, Comztock, Buffalo, Si9 tons
coal
schr Surprise Morrison. Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
Schr Kenosha, Hacket. 05wego, $50 tons coal.
Schr Spartan Cherry. st Joseph, 81 cds wood.
Schr San Jacinto, Mason. Buffalo, ballast.
schr 5 A Douglas. yickery, oswego 150 brls salt.
sehr Fortune, Hal1oway. Buffalo, 1888 N lumber,
schr Kitty Grant. Maloney Grand River, 60 m
lumber.
CLEARED. D............Dcc.7
Schr Bnena Vista. Lee 3lanistee.
Schr Experiment. King. St Joseph. 50 brls salt.
Schr Telegraph. Clidesdelle, Grand River, mdz.
, 1861-12-09

At TiptoD Mo-, DECEMBER 18th. 1861. 7. #. HITCH
COCE, Company G. lst Regiment Douglas Brigade,
aged IS yeara kcdhy accidental falling Of tree.
~ Gorbam, New E1ampshre. papers please copy.
, 1861-12-09
Alarming Decrease in the Farm Pro-
dnrN and Five Stock Of Ireland.

dNcc and Live STOCK OIL Kfe1aNus
Mr. Donnel1y. the Registrar General Of Ire
land, lately issned one of his sbstsasts E.. nppo99
that there is decrease Of a887s acres under pota-
toes, decrease Of 9175 acres in manSel and beet
root, and decrease Of nearly the same amount in
.etches and rape: There are IS more seres Of
turups, and T.135 acres OF cabbage this year than
last so that the net dinainntion in the extent Of
green crops is S. g74 acres. The whole amount
planted wis 1.670,6o3 acres, There IL also de-
crease Of 1859 acres OF meadow and clover.
Hence re get the following general 6um1uary:
Acres.
Decrease in cereal crops. 16,1U1
Decrease in green crbpB H6,954
Decrease In meadow and clover 1859
Total 1oo, ,sA
Increase II 15.S4
Total decrease ofland under crops in d.. 81,S1s
There is also 1s1ge decrease IN the number Of
live stock in Ireland this yes1 a. compared with
1850, and that aga1o was marked by very large
| diminution compared with 1852, This year We
Trlsh paper 1eznaxks) have fewer horses BY 699S,
fewer cattle bX 1sa as and fewer giEs b 1z&9aS:
There is the elight increase Of 1eS3 In tho number
of sheep. Thus, upon the average Of rates assuz,
ed b. the CENSUS commissioners Of 1841, ne oA7e
, 1861-12-09

VllV11HRHssA cSaklEs ~
The whole quantity Of Onondaga Salt inspected
from Jannary 1st to Nov. soth last, amounts to
7o55;Tga buEheIs-~-an Increase ever last year Of
1851 596 buehe1e.
, 1861-12-09

Pork and Beef
The stock Of pork and beef IN the New York
and Brooklyn packing yards on the 1st inst. com~
Total old Last This date,
and new. month last year:
Pork a2Ds2 Il, 1,28
Beef 9,m t2b7a
, 1861-12-09

WoKTH1LY BEsTowED.-An elegant sword
was forwarded j few days since to Lieutenant
Nelson Tlomasson, Of tue 5th United States
Infantry, at Fort Leavcnworth, by several of
his friends, members Of the bar Of this city,
MS token Of their respect and good wishes.
Lieutenant Thomasson was formerly mem
Der Of the bar. Both father aud son are in the
army The gallant conduct Of the father at
Bull Run will be readily remembered. Il is
sufficient to say thc son is IA chip Of the old
block"
, 1861-12-09

CHICAGO LIGHT GEARD-ArTENr1oN! You are
hereby ordered to meet at your armory on Monday
evening" Dec. 9th. at TX o'clock promptly. rs bngf-
ness Of vast Importance will come before the meet
ing. It is requested that all officers and prirates
should be present. Per order
, 1861-12-09

Go to the Tn1nuNE Office for your printing.
dec9iyr
~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dcarborn,st., andget
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov12
, 1861-12-09

We quote the following synopsis OF the condi-
tion Of the Wisconsin banks from the last month
ly report Of the BanA Comptroller OF tnat ssate:
Banks winding up and redeemed in gold at par at
the Bank Comptfoler'e office:
, 1861-12-09

ME1EoEoEoG1cA.-Isangc Of Thermometer for
last week. noted by E. L. O'Hara Druggist No.
N Vest Randolph street:
, 1861-12-09

VESSELS LAID uP N BuFFALo.-The following
is list Of vessels now in Buffalo, all Of which,
understand. are to remain there during the winter
STEAMERS.
Qnceu Of the West Crescent City Baltic. St
, 1861-12-09

W1ScuELL's ESTEnTAEstEST.-Winc
the ininaita1,lc, gives III entertainment at
Bryan Hall on Monday evening. Wmchell's
reputation rs a mimic and delineator Of dron
characters is well established. There is moth
ing Of the low or vulgar in the entertainments,
and his every word. action and look, bears
the impress Of gentility and good breeding,
hence he always ruceeeds in drawing around
him the best classes OF society; although his
entertainments arc Of q comic or lauglable
character, lis audience can scarcely fail to
learn many lessons Of practical and useful
character from lis humorous descriptions Of
real life,
, 1861-12-09

*Now out. but Will lay up here on arrival.
REHABILITATION.
Steamers: 4: fFopeNera, 36; Tugs. 30; Barks, Is
Brigs. II: schoouers- 16: Scows, 8. Total, 16S.