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The Committee Of ThIrty-Threc.
Especial Dispatch to the n. y. Tfmes.1

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. 1861,
The Committee of Thirty.thrcc moot ~
morrow. Besides preamble, which viii Ia
offered by Mr. Corwin, the Committee hav,
Instructed him to incorporate Adams, Of Mas
"a sacn9setts, proposition admitting New Mexico
On the inst Of August. Also tho scco1ntne,.
datlon to all the States to repeal the PcTsonaI
Llocf1y olu as soon rs practicable: the modf.
hc'tion Of the Fugitiyc Slave law: rcneai;nr
several obnoxious features and proyidin2
greater security against delay in returning fiSs.
Eitire Slaves. The preamble viii defeni the
Republican platform Indirectly, aud ipdorse
the legality OF Lincoln's election rs a neccs-
slty for tue preservation Of the Union, aud so
forth Only two voted against authorizing The
1;I, Thurman to report-Mcssrs: Washburi, Of
Wisconsin, and Tappau, Of New Hamushire
They will present to tho Committee q rnino.
rity report, taking strong ground against ali
compromises or concessions in the present cx-
cited state Of the country, except where thcre;s
clear case Of necessity for it in Justice and
constitutional right. They will charge that
tue cause Of the present disturbance rests en-.
enuse OF provocatlon- They will cha5ncterlzc
tne Recommendation respecting the personal
liberty bills rs understandable, aud an fmprrt;
ncnt interference with sovereign Statcs, Thry
W WI urge the tmpracticability If the admission
OF New Mexico at present, and offer carefntfv-
collected statistics and facts to sustain their
position. They will object to any amendment
to The Constitution at this time, as a danger
ons precedent, and unnecessary, and will clos,.
With Clark's Il. H. resolution, offered in the
Senate, which iudorses the Constitution rs II
stands, insists upon its faithful execution
charges secession Us rebellion, aud concludes
that the only ssfe guarantee to the Constitu-
ton and the Union is the strict enforcement OF
the Federal laws in every part Of the country
:, M:ssrs; Iappan and Washburne will siEn
this; perhaps some others will join them
, 1861-01-17
Hogs and Provtstons.

ciSe1sNAr1-Jan. 1S.-Tho Ga.eHeos yesterday
| contains the following: '-7>e"1''
s,tnsdc sscelpte o. hogs were but modernte efnco
das dstf2: @b{:h 1at the market was
n .n tsTc5 Of buyers good 70 extfa selling 1t 9s m
~ S TIE rSseipts for the last Is hours wcre aboSt
tHat 1ns ,'s ads1oes from The interior indicate
TO- P4eAtug Will continue at this place for fu|Iy
thsee weeks longer. Several eontracts are bein;y. by
made for hogs to be delivered in Febraary. 1.-THE %
nnea LOT the hog product there is great firm
Rork; the great bulk Of the purchases Coiuc South
r. pl mess pork over l4o0 brls sold chiefly az S1Gas
bene gng fahntty second class city brands can bo
a. xlGm A small lot Of clear brought SIS. aud Of
fumps $12 The City Of Madison, now ioaifnes for
xsred f'eans an in!at res ICY 5rs pork on board
Mlth sale. or $500 Ds at and Sc looee, 6l5 ani
sS 65t p1eges Eng ,.,s Bacon e may beqnoted
taao Is gooa and prime country, in tierce8, Fonld
sn5 sGn a. MsAe Tery Freely 160 uesces sold at 9kc
S. IoT1s5aay eog5a.Iy * rot 1s1d stsdietly Prime
ery up the rirer sold at age Prime. il - tierces
heM At 1oe aud kegs at 16Ec, with no sales. . Ba.,
fpa sba sa1d eiea5 daea sell ta small
ers r There il no inouiry for rnd III o9e aoa a.
meas has pofs: In filling orders s17is The figure Wc
ed o Gi aSsh3ng ~ d. IL cut sales report
63c fos dressed. One paeker has but 4o1 nors g
s h ~ a1sh a viii make him about 20 900, at an aver
dEe ol s48 Ds.
BAI7IaonE.Jsn. 1a-The stock of provisions
"ntlnnes eo3na nght, and the demand good. We had
and 90 bids DO in lots 1t gHc: also eomc 10 hhdss
hs edss t and shoulders At s@1oc Bulk NEST Is
inquired iot: bnt re heard Of no sales. We now
qnagte a at sA96Ac for shoulders and 8IMSXc for
sioes. Pork-We note eale today 81 81 bris
sn9dps TIT at $la Me quote mess At $175o and prims
nna Iump at $1S@9l350 per brl. Lard fs oufct at
Z u for refined. ' A0 4~s1A~@Ac
fH1LApE1rHIA-Jan. 1a-Thc provision market
~ nE19, bat without much movement to to note in
is dull, ~@ c@~@@s VA AA11e' ootte3
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inaugural Addresa OF the New Cover
nor of fReuunYlKanfR.

HARR1sBuRau, Jan. 15.-The Inauguration
Of Gov. Curtin occurred this morning. His
nddress Is frauk and mAnly. He pledges him
self to stand By the Constitution against en-
croachmenta instigatcd by hatred OF ambition,
BY tanatieism or folly. He says the election Of
turbing the peace Of the country by wrest ng
from the Federal Government the powers the
people conferred on 1t when the Constitution
wns adopted. There was nothing in the life
or nets Of Mr. Lincoln to warrant that his ad-
ministration will be unfricnd1y to State or
trying the excitement which has blinded the
Judgment Of q part Of the people, and which
Is now precipitatlng them into revolution.
he aays II PENNSYLVANIA has any law in
ringing the rights Of any Of the States, or
which contrayeue any Federal Law, or ohstruct
Its execution, 1t ought to BIO repealed. She
never has faltcred in the recognition Of all the
dulles imposed by the national compact, and
Will by every act consistent with devotion to
the Interests Of her people promote fraternity
aud pence between the States
Ours Is National Government, having alI
the attributes Of sovereignty, and among these
is the right Of MISREPRESENTATION. No State or
combination Of States can secede or absolrc
themselves from the obligations Of the Union.
To permit this without the consent of the
rest, IL to confess the Government failure,
PennsylSanfa will never acquiesce in such q
conspiracy, nor assent 10 doctrine Involving
the destruction Of the Government. lit is to
exist, 1t must have the power adequate to The
enforcement Of the supreme law IN every
State It Is the first duty of the Federal Gov
ernment TO stay tile progress of anarchy and
enforce the laws. Pennsylvania will eiye It
united, honest aud faithful support. The peo-
PIE mean to preserve the integrity Of the Union
It every hazard. Amendments made to HE
Constitution, made In constitutional man
ner, our people will consider md act as delib-
erately upon as their importance demands.
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HARRIET KK TEEEGHApH.

NEW YORK, January 16-F1orn-Decl;ncd r.
Win nttlc more doiu. for export and home cpn
p'ss etate s4@ ssfs @ es', fs5 .1ler
M,es.eEn; ,ss r. $4sG5.eo, shipping l:ands rouni
noo2 IC oaio.elo1ing With moderate hutlnes. doing
taEcn for export. Canadian fiour duiI and r,ti,cr
easier. sales 800 brs. $5b5117s5 RYE dour ncI1in-
f!y, slowly, $Aaot41t for common to choice SUPER
hf1and!wine. eales 100 punrhcons Sl7Ws W'''' A'N
nn1sxEf-Shade lower. Sales :s5o hris e,s,-
and last evening 1000 br1s. $1g, WV 0'''' s4o's'
t+nA1N-Nheat ehndc easfcr with n,oa.-... -,
stncss doing for export. Holders, however 1hbt I
no very strong desire 70 realize. Sales o5bn Ra.
& aner 1S eS w;aian.,E w;MilmsaEes dqb i
At q aot13 lt-thc latter for ycry cnoicn. : ~
ea Winter red western st $1:35Gl So; Loo bn red
$lsaR15o ltye qaict 1t Ssa7Nihe tns.ae nr,sa =.
~ ra,!91sa ~ dspqt Barley duIl ct 7s9s0c. faes
ess;.. ~ LII East IN store at Ta Corn shade
and Sales 1900 hn It 3 sa in eor aoEe ~ 1fGe d
western, and Tic delivered; 7Oc delivered for new
H. aa o,d ixs Oats hfmer and rather more &C.
FRoF1s1oss:-Perk 61me1 for mess, and ouiet for
PIime aMes eoo 9f1s at $1Iss&b17-50 for mets:
ia 70, g.: Dc s for Beet quiet
" prime; S5t!6969s for do nrss fsaIo, Io o. Tor
sepaekked s d.: 91o@1o.5o for e5tra mces; prime
1e@14 for etate and western. Cutmcats duiI.
saes IS Pigs at C for shoulders, and 7x6lssf fos
d.aas.. aaMs: 1ost quiet 1rm at 7@74 for corn ied
aIm, With good demand; sales 10 boxes western
bonelers. Lard heavy and demand oder;ts tess sen
SS9 brls At aA91oS: Butter selling at lOR13 for
91104c. ''eaes a.
, Srtcks-.Active, .Activ and 112k 2 cent. higher. C.
y, bao, G.ve & Iol 3sH. q 4 ChfG;Y. III
81 sf!!P s5H; u SIX. HaEl i511, do preferred
1ss 5 g. ~. Reading 4iH, Hudson I7E. Ny {;
ie sses TX, Ao 60 6sa8, Tenn tx, Treasury
~ SAItLE EAAKkET.-BEEvEs-Decl 11ca.<e
TX popses q1Anttes owing to the bad weather 1nd
neta. ~ supply Of inferior cattle Quotations Ga
Eana;!,t ~ TO o442Hc for western duslty
SHEET AND LAxBs-Decllncd a7xnsoc NJ, r,,-
ease. Demand moderate. Receipts nearly IN IN
;. sMw1aE@Acttva M At improved prices, Rcrcinte'
n.so. Quotations, 5f9t5E. e'p'''
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Interesting from Washington,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1G-Col uaync, Com
missioner from South Carolina, has, 1t is un-
derstood, moderated his views since his arri-
yal here. He will remain here several days.
The opinion is almost unanimous in secession
circles that all collision for the present should
be studiously avoided.
Lieut.. Hall left to-day with instructions to
Major Anderson. Their character bus not
transplFed, but it is asccrtained from u rclia-
bic source that the troops will not be with
drawn from Fort Sumter, as demanded BY the
South Carolina authorities, and that the F Fort
will be defended, Such Is the present condi-
tion of atf.irs.
The Senate iu executive session to-day con.
Hrmed the appointment ef Mr.. Taylor, chief
clerk in tho New York Fost Office, u Post
maettr.
The minority reports have not yet all hcen
made from the Committee of Thirty-thrcc.
Mr.. Lowe Of Georgia, and Mr.. Hamilton Of
Texas unite On something like the Crittenden
basis. Mcssrs. Nelson aud Ferry have each
presented their siewa Mr.. Adans Of Massa-
chusetts withdraws lis assent from The maiori-
y report, for the reason tha. the Southern
members have generally retired from the Com
1nlttee, thereby showing au unwil1ingness to
WAsu1sGToS, jan. 1t.-Gen. Dix entered
upon the duties oflis office rs Secretary Of the
Treasury, and attended the Cabinet meeting
yesterday.
Mr. Rotlman, the Chief Clerk, has been COM
mtssioned as Assistant Secretary Of the Into
rlor, in place Of Mr.. Clayton, retired.
accept anything counselling with tho leaders
OF tile secession movement, who arc opposed
to rrecipitating hostilitics.
1t IS believed strong representations have
been made within two days past, urging the
authorities Of South Carolina to afford Major
anderson every facility Of marketing and other
domestic supplies.
\ plan Is now before the Committee On Fed
g: e5a! Relations Of the House Of Delegates at
Kichnond. which is regarded with much
interest in political circles here The
Idea originated with Mr.. Pryor, aud
h1s received tho cordial endorsement Of
Messrs. Crttendcn, Breckinridgc, Douglas,
William G. Riyes, and other distinguished |
gentlemen, embracing 0ll shades Of Southern /
Ind conservative opinion.
The vote on the Crittendcn proposition will !
probably come Off in the Senate tomorrow on |
motion to reconsider the action OF to-day.
:, Mr.. Russell has appeared before the Special |
:orlmitfce, and Promptly answered all ques-
ions put to him. lie has laid before the com
n'ttce written statement Of everything he
snows relative 10 the atstgactcd bonds The
'Fand Jury have not yet acted On the subject.
, 1861-01-17
HOW Secession II Anectinn Soutt,ar,,
Commerce.
}ha "

- ao4+4 MIG ~. /. l1GT1lu, 14t4.]
a. dae &C. passage Of ordinances Of secession by
increases the anxiety Of parties Interested IN
shipping. cotton aud exchange, We have m
information with regard to tue course nursucd
ey 1he Collectors Of Mobile, Pensacola and
tn;paiachlcola; it Is presumed that they con-
tlnue to receive duties and to Issue cleor,ncas c
IN the name Of the United statese notW;th.
stanains the passage of secession ordinances
6y their respective State Conventions. Ifthev
90 not, any ship sailing out Of those nnrts
docs SO at her peril, and is lawful 11rizc by any
cruiser cruiser at Charleston, It is understood that
with sonth t removal Of the buoys ships sailed
eaia, were endorsed By British Consul II is
not known where this British Consul ocnuired
Ine fielt Of recognizing the independence ar
SCUM carolina, nor does it appear TINT his
endorsement could confer validity upon n
rsssn. t; IN iseH utterly worthless At the
plesent time, tile measures taken by the au
taor3tles Of South Carolina for the PROTECTION
o. Tue port OF Charleston have cfIectuailv
clnscq II TO commerce, aud we arc not SIR.
prlsed to learn that the Emilio St, Pierre. m
american vessel, has been refused admission
~ tr.ss potl because she carried the stars and
flag. ''' "~A ""''on''
1t is pretty evident that SO long ns the seccs-
sion movement remains in suspense. the rom.
me1ce Of all Southern ports must be carried
Pay on ander circumstances Of great peril, aud
sanuah, Apalachicola, Mobile OF New Orleans
must be -cgardcd with disfayor. Shonjd The
othcr Cotton States follow the example of
South Carolina, their ports will be closed, if
1, not W the General Government, by themselves
Ihe resignation Of the United States collectors
and s1 the adoption OF foreign dag viii close
t1cse ~ ports as edsetually blockade by ships
their way to Europe through tie Northern @
hofis, 70 which 1t vii be sent By rail- and thus
e VII be inapgurated By the payment Of trih-
nc [, 70 the North on all Southern staples. Tho
Charleston and Nc| York steamers are coin.
ins money at the present time by carrying cot.
Ton, rice, tSc, from Charleston to New Sort
ioF shipment to Europe. 1t costs the oyners
Of ths cotton, it is said, as much to send It to
Sew ~" York as 1t would TO send It to Europe,
& ND they arc paying besides q commission 10
nc NEW York house to which it Is consigned
" transitu Still, In the present condition Of
aita!rs, y the merchants have no remedy. Even
i they could get ships out Of their haybor WIZ
'inEt ,iS1ht oaa o. cotton for Europe bill, drawn
liar clearance could not be sold
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Lard is quiet and stcadt at abe at which I'm ,h,.

Lard is quiet and STEADY 1t abc At which I'm MI.
prime Leaf were sold to-day. NV 1'''
: ING Ffear market was rather dull and heavy
ana the sales light at $497HGp4.4o for Spring ex
oaa' and $3s for good supetane. There was less
inquiry for Wheat today. and the market was
neavy-c'osing ~ with a downward tendcnry-about
v bushels having changed hnnds at sa@sakc
los northwestern Club; soc for No. Spring; and
75eD'ec for No. Spring In store. Corn was dull
and heavy and prices ruled about 4c lowce-wtth
ss'es At ssx@:sxc for Mixed, and SOC for Yellow
In store-clostng at 2sKc for Mixed. Oats declined
ac-~tth sales ut 17A@l7ke In store. Ryc was
neglected. There was better demand for Barley.
and several lots on track wctc sold 1t 4omsoc ae.
cordins to quality. Highwincs, 15xc for c,ty.
Timothy Seed is still in good demand 1t s.aoS
Is for good to prime. Clover Seed ia se1iInc IN
small lots at <4.73-at which the srcsf bulk offered
"a held-buycrs offering $40. A lot Of primc
Broom Corn was sold to-day at $72so.
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ms ns'a1ce however Is mostly absorbed By tho
ciae, North Missouri, St louis and 1ron Monnt,;a
aaa Cairo and Fulton 1aailroad Companies. which
urer. ~ e3 'ss'te 4leas-
The estimated receipts for rcycnuc
nnEposes !n the two years ending
a,sS "Ipt; - =" aSis. arc. ,7G0 oo000
t'1 sae ea'ac es1od..-.--..........- 100, ,O0000
, 1861-01-17

MONTGOMERY, A1a., Jan. l5.-The Lecisla-
ture organized this morning. It will confinc
It's action as lar as possible during the session
to business arising from the action of the Con
yention
The Governors Message urges the necessity
TINT Alabama be ut once placed upon the most
efficient war footing and the appointment Of a
military board By the Legislature.
The Convention was IN secret session to-
day. Both bodies have adjourned till to-mor-
row.
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AnLEDaEy1l1E, Ga, Jan. 16-Thc Conven-
chosen temporary Chatrman. Subsequently
Geo. y. Crawford WAS elected President, and
a. R. Lamar Of Muskegce, Secretary.
4 committee Was appointed to whit on Com
mlksloners Orr Of South Carolina, and Shorter
Of Alabama, md request them to communicate
With the Convention. and also to accept seats,
The Convention ad}outnd till tomorrow,
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. @,rv,, ,,t., !:-.i'E N.'rt:egoe
m, m aIosr s s5Is Postponed till :c.i.,e,uAy H. r.
All ~ uaS et JANUARY. A. H. III 1T liz: s;... h;nr
i Il r.p-., -. J.M.t~ {. N!.E!;s.t
<1.ft.Ir;, fs,. .I3: !s'>t:e Mprt:as.e,
The :.hEyt. Lin T. - ...... rl..i@!.tf
; das u fsbEus,y, l. D. I as IT, .a,, nr y ;h T
!: II. FEaREn, atto,ny" "-N-4-.S =. ;MEEEttL-
G!lctEso. JaHs1aTy iftt Est I.nl A;aSte
, 1861-01-17

ST. .Lou1s, Jan. 16-The Convention bill
passed the State Senate last night by a vote Of
II to = The bill leaves it to tic voters to de-
eide at the time of electing the delegates,
whether the ordinance Of scc:ssion, if pissed,
ton, the election Of dc1esates to be held Feb
ruaEy 18th, and the Convention to meet on the
18th Of February. -.
, 1861-01-17

CHAR1EsToN, s. C., Jan. lG-Nothinc of i'm.
poftance has transpiFed here today.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 16.-Gor. Pickcns has
sent message to the Legislature advising the
raising Of two or three military companics.
and one more regiment, to serve three years.
nc advises permanent garrison of the ex-
tenslye Notifications in South Carolina. This
may be expensive, but considering that We
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Arkar1ms.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 1G.-Thc Arkansas 1cc;s1o-
tare has unanimously passed bill submiftinr
1ne convention question to the people on The
ieIh day Of February. Hamajority favors the
noldlng OF Convention, the Governor will
appoint the day Of its mectluc. w.
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Gov. Lame Elected Senator from In.
diana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1G-The Legislature, in
joint conventions this afternoon, elected Henry
8. Lane, present Governor, to the United
States Senate, tn place Of Hon. Graham n
Fitch, whose tcS1n expires on the ith Of March,
The vote stood: Lane, s.; cx-Gov. Joseph 4.
Wright, 5s-tho Democrats voting for tie lat-
ter. Immediately after the election, Gov,
Lanes resignation Of the office ofGovcruor of
Indiana was read, aud Lieut.. Gov. 4. P. Nor
ton appeared, took the oath Of Office rs Cover
not, and delivered short addtess
, 1861-01-17
The Gulf Squadron to be Ordered
i0I1e--Ehc Collector Of Mobile re.
fN&nH to Paw Tin.

fuses to Pay Up.
NEW OnLEAss, Jan. 15.-Consu1 Pickeus
went to Vera Cruz Tuesday, bearing iu,por-
fant dispatches from Washington to the Com
mandcr Of tic Gulf squadron. It Is ruulorcd
the dispatches call for the concentration Of the
feet At thc mouth Of the Mississippi and at
Pensacola harbor.
Volunteers are daily drilling here for the re-
enforcement Of the surrounding forts.
The Collector Mt Mobile llas refused to honor
drntts from the Federal Government, until lc
has orders from the Governor Of Alabama,
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S2f,a60 0.0o0 "a, ,l01 900 !, $40, GOO
Amount or ferenuc Bonda issued In 1859
and dHc Irnl. 1sf 1SGi a teo .A.


,,, rhe si.15o 600 represented as due to tho North
Missouri Kaiisosd Company, and So. 900 to he st.
LOUIS and iron Mouut.tn Company have bcen fnr.
1eitcd By the failure Of said cempsnics ia nv thc
interest - Mncc1nfng upon bends already issued to
mem They do not, therefore, now constitute in
fe:soned 4. any part uf the contingent obligation
a. a. the State The only bonds authorized and vet
xcst Branch Of the Pacific Ilaiiroad, which. VIII VIII
@ lne hole M amount issued, make al aggregate Of
SzAsu.Hp, or, Eddin- tie four hundred revenue
devoted to the payment Of interest, tho aggregate
~ SsLlvl1tp; ss;9oo9 less than the aggregate
], 1922, has hccn met without any increase Of Ia
1uh!ie debt; but this cannot be done next Jnly
nades thc existing Laws affecting the public reye
i question deserving the special attention Of the
Grnesal assembly Unless general dis:rust md
monetary panic pssrades fnaHcial ctrclcs by rrs.
u political troubles, believe thero Viii be
~ Eeeessty Of dcroing to this use any portion Of
puIpoAch, " 3~'
, 1861-01-17

terrible Exploaion-Sevcn pcrsons
Killed.
|, ST. LOUIS, January 10.-1n the Davis mills, in
tlc northern part Of Ray County, boiler e.
ploded Leg last "Wednesday, instantly killing Har-
two brothers named Mapes, Mrs. Davis and a
negro man belonging to the latter, and sert-
ously lnjuring Sanford Gorham.
, 1861-01-17

Return of tho 81 Brook1yn,,,
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 15,-Thc u q s1oon.of.
morning. 1'&1' 1n''
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Total ...... G'64 300 1888 197 1s0 46s1s
The receipts Of Hogs, lire and dressed, during the
past II hours. amounted to 4,s3a Dressed Hogs
were In good demand By shippers and packers, and
under limited supply the a.azkct advanced 56o1oc
sales rarying from ss.e5Gs15. Live Hogs were
also rather scarcc, and prices advanced sn,por
prime lots selling At sh2oGs,&o. and Light ut $50
@315 c1ots. Atthcsc prices the yards were pretty
we'll cleaned oat-purchasezs being chiefly pseks1s.
Tbs Provision market continues very hru. These
was good dcurand for Mess Po,k, but the amount
offered ts Hght-1osf Of the heavy packers refusing
to senat aaylE!as like present prices. To-day two
hundred <bbls good county mess were sold a.
4t6.m; and 200 bbls city 1t $1571 Far delivery at
Mi1uaakee In February next, Zoo bbls Were sold At
&s-sa Cut Meats were in good request, and the
market was active and firm. Abont $50 pisces
Changed hands, It 5XGesc fos Shoulders and SC for
Etdes, packed. Rumps are In limited requcat-1oO
bbls having changed hands at $l1.oo-holde-: gen
esalty asking s1ao %. There is good Inquiry Tor
Eug1iah Neats, bat buyers md te1lerr are apsrf,
, 1861-01-17

NORFOLK, Jan. lit B. Mills, mister of
tic slool t:war Brooklyn, agaln rendered his
resignation last night, and WILL Immediately 70
, 1861-01-17

95saaTa Town o. AiabaHaa 4 censsses cue 81
hsa1a hasaaa u sn sras1.i kS sRs Hs
Eit'3 Ssso's + aboas oa If III "'esia! Es
sS||Ss5 All saats ;s sa'Gf9t All Pa5.es Ct
itaSn ia tsy u tyc eae e
1ssus e sefouiars Is asslsd ssp ax
cGs,Hn GIsq ~ tnes Vac In skin nGsra-tstyru in
Il e e sisaa4s s. Tna ns Ssae Ssassa
s5ea spe3S IN strong tesr,s OF the medicinal value Of
rs9f EE:nmca;, ;s7mcyn !ssk ~ p Of Albar5
assssFGs g. sssa Il Fl r.sE. 'aSy t.
,.7s Ssh u, s1FsI 5y IL: ,ae sstes IT, Tsss
vs1ibc a. s' asainsI sdIljs assn s sec ~ atr aE y
cs%s Of the stomach aud ,weis.e ~'' '"'S ''%'
New Sers In Which h. states tat tic VIZ. r. w.:ess ~
I'D e sss + dses sS e S s:.fs ~
pa54culariy adsptcd. are chronic ae,s.; "i tic d.
assas s2sss S;s @
shasea an tis coiiqaatvc sse Fa ! s: !2sF .2sF
Ta;s5 II 81 @ ss tylo r sp tsss sssa
ises lE.tEactsa iessfs to excite =. stc AMI pro.
s.s, nsas DIGESTION; Il dla1TaoaS as; surh are
cous 'ne'nhrnu OF The intcsilnt. IL calcuions at;ec
HH9M1s1 = e. u nii.la7:" attended With '4atic Sediments
aetd aS oslnE more solvent and - nt by Continual
~ ~ aorder fae stomach In t,rlle diseases it cal
'nintsl. trst and altat III kii Diseases
III tose tnT1ns u Dyspepsia connected with tac Vi.
osssh = VIII nFoys bitter than lydrochorc acaI ia
qnencts arising from te acton of LEAD Ills ws,e. Viii
S9se t t. =. ~ admirable ansi,.ate II chronic pls
:s!aEn, chronic nathal.n!a. {.Strr.l!J T. I ga:;s in
soFG throat n sas;s q sitvae ,., in
When taken intcrnally, \ w1xE GLAs. FILL af the
toF al adult. -7' - "'
othes testimonials from physciana and other re-,
Eectaclc lnIislluals. i:iay ba seen application 10
tnG Agent Dealers Supplied on Ehry,l terms
eo- No Natsr t;enniie un!s.ss procured ttoiu
II. ". DuSTW!Ck, so;e Agent
IL, No. 5,4 Broadway. New York
, 1861-01-17
COMMERCIAL

WEnsEsDAT EyzkIxu, Jan. 1e, 1861,
ihe following are the receipts aud shipments for
the psst forty-eight houre:
, 1861-01-17
3EuSt,

PARE CHANCE FOR BUSI-
-. ~ SEss-;partes wishing to engage tn profitable
Dearborn nt1ccA ia,sx;s
, 1861-01-17
Tho Illinois State Fair tn he rye1a T.,
Cflfcarn

srRrSGF1ELD, JAN 17.-Thc State Board of
Agriculture has decided to lold the next State
falr at Chicagso, provided that guarantee Of
OF nttlns up grounds, buildings, &c, is Sc
, 1861-01-17
:TOr Sale.

EOR SALE Low FOR CASH
stoo cor}s IL giant quantities s. 70 au!t purchasers,
snsna seafa And n.Rle Wood To b delivered In he
HoYr bESTaSo oEs Taas1 f. sq3s7e a TIN,
Addrcas Boz 66H. fsfnt9isSti,ssss M =, &c s@