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REsoLurIoS in favor Of Henry King.

AREsoLuTIoS in favor Of Henry King
ResoIred By tke Board Of Alder men and Board of
Common Council of ths CsyporGtion Of Georgetorr,
That the Clerk Of the Corporation be, and be 10
hereby, directed TO refund 70 Henry King the sum
of seventeen dollars and forty cents, being the
amount Of six months tar paid by him on bis
house on Third street, destroyed by IRE In Octo-
ber 1859 IApproved December Is, leco.
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WE LEARN that Rev. E. Yeates Reese, ID o.
Baltimore, will deliver his 'Home Lecturer In
this city at the Smithsonian Institute, Tuesday
evening next This lecture has been delivered
several times to delighted audiences In Baltimore
and we are anticipating rich treat for our citi
zens on the Sth inst
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Sniute Of Hsner 20 Andersen. krc

BosToN, Jan 5.-A hundred guns were fred on
the Commons to-day In honor OF Major Anderson.
The steam frigate Mississippi has gone out Of
the dry dock thoroughly repaired.
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salute st SCHENECTADY.

SCHENECTADY, Jan. 5.-The Twenty xth Reg
tment last evening, under Captains Rsynor and
Van lngen, fred a salute Of thlrty-three guns and
and bis brave men. National airs were performed
amid cheers for Major Anderson and Secretaries
Holt and stanton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

PRoF FAIRMAN ROGERS delivers another lee
ture to- night at the Smithsonian, upon Roads ant
Bridges. Doors close at quarter before eight.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. 5.-Flour steady; Howard 81.
and Ohio IS so, City Mills IS IS WHIST steady;
red 81 25al 81; white ~ 4Oal 60. Corn arm; new
white end yellow 62a66c Provisions nominal.
Lard IOkc. Whisky steady at lee.
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NorIcx.-Distriet Of Columbia ADVERTISEMENT
10 be inserted In the BALTnoRE Sun are received
At and forwarded from TEE STAR Once.
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RESOLUTION In favor Of John Booth and Eliza
beth Booth

ReSOlred by the Board q Aldermen AND Bodrd Of
Common CoHaeil Of the Corporation Of GecgeOtcS,
That the sum of twenty mine dollars and seventy
Eve cents is hereby appropriated, and the Clerk 10
objected 10 pay twentyfour dollars Of the same 70
Jon Booth for his bill Of services TO l4th instant,
beth Booth for Der bill Of August LIST, 1890, foe
washing Tor wstchhouse.
Approved December Is, ls60.
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N p A X A l. l. E l. f d
sue SIS.

UNPARALL ELED
CCEss.
The great success which has attended
DR.. scHLossE&
during this. his
Second Visit to Washington,
and, also,
being unable to fulfil ell his
engagements
during last week,
oompels him to
AFEw DAYS LONGER
WASHINGTON.
DR.. M. sCRLOsSER
takes this opportunity Of returning thanks
to the
Ladies' and Gentlemen Of Washington
and vicinity,
for their kind and liberal patronage
bestowed on him
during his sojOurn here,
and, also,
respectfully announces to parties
who wish to obtain
A Permanent Cure Of
CORNs,
BUNIONs,
SOFT coRNs,
or any other
DISEASE OF THE FEET,
to favor him with call without delay.
as this may probably be his
Last Visit to Washington,
intending shortly to
Retire from Professional services.
As a direct proof of tho extraordinary skill
attending
DR.. Schlosssr's Cures,
he can, with pleasure, refer to . great number of
Ladies and Gentlemen In this city,
whom he treated three years since,
and who have all been cured
Diseases of the Feet,
to their entire Satisfaction.
DR.. Schlosssr's method has not only been
| successful In thls country,
but also in Europe,
as may be seen by several thousand testimonials;
from which he quotes the following names:
From
| HIS Majesty the King Of Bavaria.
Hi, Imp. III. Prince Jerome Napoleon Bonapa,ts
H. r. II. Prince Alexands, de Wurtembsrg
II. T. II. Arch Duke of Austria.
II. r. H. Duke Of Saehsen. Neiningen
II. II. Prince Richard Mettsrnieh.
| H. X. H. Duke Of Sazs- Wsimar.
| IF. H. Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris.
| tdIsxis, Bishop Of Nancy, First Chaplain to
Napoleon III.
| MarechdI Cdnrobsrt.
A. H. Arneth, Physician in ordinary to the
| Duchess Helene Of Russia.
Bernard Roeser, Physieian ordinary to the n
|. n. she Qseen Of Greece.
The Signatures and Seals of the above names
with several thousands more from Statesmen
Merchants, Dipiomatists, Clergymen, Ply sioian,
| Military Men, and Editors, of this country an
Europe, may be reen at his Oiioe
from lOa m. till m,
237 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (South side
between 18th and 18th streets.
ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER IN WASH
ja2-tr INGTON
REsT FANCY GOODS,
y ,,,,,, Al PRlCES
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TIVE Companies 81 ARTILLERY Ordered o. Pert
HcHenry

LRAvKNwoRTK, Kan, Jan. 6-The available
force here, which has been ordered % Fort McHen-
~, Baltimore, consists Of two companies Of light
artillery. Arrangements have been made With
the railroads on the route for the transportation Of
the men and horses. The troops leave on Monday
morning.
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Nsw YoKK, Jan. 7-stocfs dull and irreyu-
lar Chicago ana Rock Island So 4; Cumberland
Coal Co 81; Illinois Cerbal share 20; Michigan
Southern ASK; New York Central 7sk; Pa. Coal
Co. TX; Reading 39K; Hudson River r. r.. 4s,
Va. So 75A; Md. SIS 20.
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AnImpsrtant Runner AZ True.

NEW YoRk, Jan. lit 10 rumored here that
Mayor Woods message to the Councils tonight
win embody propositions for the secession Of New
York city from the State and Union. (Bosh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

Cou1Hs-The sudden changes OF our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthnasfe
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
should az onoe 30 had to /" B,o,en's Brosehial
Iyoches."o or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
ritatlon of the Throat be slight, BY this
preeeution more serious attack NAV be effeotually
yarded OF. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them efectusl for clearing and streng ph enIng the
voice. See advertisement. del-ly
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SUPREME CouRT.-On Thursday, Lucius c
Duncan, Esq Ct New Orleans, La was admit.
ted attorney and counsellor Of this Court
No 81. Thomas Richardson, plaintiff in error
ag't the city of Boston. The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Chandler and Mr.
Cushing for the defendants in error.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-01-07

THx wIArHxR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning II made from the Amer
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line 70 the smith
sonI,n Institution The time Of observation h
about O'Clock.
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GEoRaETowNj CORPORATION LAWS.
RESOLUTION In relstion TO the Corcoran Charity
Enn

Fund.
Resolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Bea'd Of
Common CoHncl Of fks Corporation Of Georgefo,cn
That the thanks Of this Corporation are due, and
hereby rendered, to the Trustees Of the Corco-
ran CHARITY Fund for their care and skill and
attention In the management Of the same.
RssoIrtd, further, That Walter 8. Coz, Esq
be- and he 10 hereby, appointed TO Ill the vacancy
in the said board Of trustees occasioned by the
resignation OF VIM. Redin, Esq.
Rssolred, further, That hereafter the coupon
bonds belonging 10 said fund shall be kept In the
vault Of the Corporation, in the custody Of the
Clerk. and shall only be delivered from time 20
time 20 the trustees Of said fund, for the purpose
Of detacking the coupons, the said bonds In all
Gases To be Immediately returned 70 the Clerk.
Approved December IS, 1869.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

Il
ANNIvERs Ar Y BALL.
In Memory of As Battle of Non Orleans.
COMPANY "Bo
NATIONAL GUAR ID BATTALION,
ssy csG IN that tass T %
snS ks e. o JsssSry
WxsHIsGroN ASSEMBLY Rooms ts0
Tn. commit'ee of Arrangements pledge them
the pesn one 10 on
me corps, who will honor them with their presence
No intoxicating liquors win be sold during the
No hats or caps worn in the ball room, except
Withers' celebrated Band will discourse sweet
mS:.s aITInG the sy' nj Ming b. c,,.
Tickets 81, admitting q gentlem,n and ladies.
IIt iss, + !: H. Sfs;: s:!ss sss ss.sa
j. s6 l. k.ns' rHosP I DoF " %ffs .s:.
FOR THE GOOD OF THE CITIZENS.
Sd GRAND ANNUAL coTtLLoN PARTY
Perseverance Fire Fl s' Company, Nos,
TO be given At
FRANKLIN HAIL; corner OF Ninth and ID sts.,
on TUESDAY, January 9Th, 1861.
The members have the pleasure to announce to
the Uuion-loving people, that their Annual -
Cotillon Party will take place at the above ~
mentioned Hall on Tuesday, the Sth INST.
The universal satisfaction that has always been
given. at our former parties ia guars that
this ons will surpass any that has vet been given.
The Ladies are CORDIALLY invited to attend
Prof Schnsssers Band Bs has bsen enssseS.
N. B Positively no hats or caps allowed in the
room.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS; admitting gentleman
Committee Of Arrangemsnts.
w. w, Grant, J. X. Narrower,
F.W. Colclazer, nv. Henry.
A. Glasgow, ja5-3t
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A RFsoLuTIoS appropriating money 10 pay foe
the construction of an arch under High street,
near Mr.. Adler's house.
Resolrsd by rae Board Of Aldermen asd Board q
Common CoHHeil Of the CSTporafton Of Georgefotcn,
That the sum OF one hundred and seventy-one
dollars and ninety-siI cents be, and the sane 10
hereby appropriated, to be paid by Zoe Clerk TO
the order Of (. T. ID. Myers, accompanied BY the
proper vouchers, to defFay the expense OF con
structing an arch under High street, few yards
south Of Mr.. Adler's house; and the said amount
be charged 10 High street.
Approved December Is, 1900.
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The NATIONAL RIFLES (Capt. schaefer) pa
raded through our streets Saturday afternoon,
looking finely. Their artillery battalion made its
appearance on the occasion. After parading
through the principal streets, the Rifles marched
TO the City Hall, where they exercised for some
time in the presence Of a crowd numbering sew
eral thousand people. The precision with which
all the com plcated maneuvers Of the Hardie drill
were executed by all the men was the theme of
admiring comment on all hands, particularly
their skill in firing, which was indeed admirable.
The following awful csnundrum was set a1oat
on Saturday at the expense Of the Rifles What
company will turn out strongest on the 4th of
March next, Ans.-The National Rifles; be-
cause there won't be man left to tell the tale
This OF course has reference to the fact that the
Rifles are composed largely of clerks under the
present Federal Administration, and may, with
other incumbents, possibly have TO "rotate''
when the new administration comes in.
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Offer Of Pennsylvania yeIunieers 20 the
presldeut

WEST CHESTER, ian. 5.-A meeting has been
called here 20 offer a regiment Of Volunteers %
the President 60 aid In the maintenance Of the
Constitution and the enforcement Of the laws.
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Nav Ysrk Markets
EiuRuctal.

NEw YoRK, January Flour 5aIoe. easier
Corn and w beat dull WHISKY quiet az ~ 4siex
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BuRGLARY.-On Saturday night. the house Of
MIR. George Wilson, at the corner of f and Eighth
streets, Navy Yard, was broken open and robbed
of s92 in gold, consid erable amount OF silver
plate, jewelry, nedalions. etc. The burglar or
burglars effected an entrance by removing a
window. They had to traverse several rooms be-
fore entering that from which the valuables were
distracted The property was taken from bureau,
the top Of which was priced Of. The robbery
was evidently the work Of pfsctised hand, as a
single gold dollar, which had been imperfectly
coined, was left In the bureau. Mike Sinner and
his wife colored) have been arrested on suspicion
and warrants have been issued against others sui
posed to be implicated in the burglary. Several
search warrants have also been issued. Mr. WI.
son had Just been discharged from employment
which makes the robbery fall quite seriously
upon him.
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CITIZEN PATROL, for the prevention Of incen-
diary fires, has been formed among the merchants
doing business in square 379, fronting Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, and
they have guard Of four or five men out every
night keeping watch for incendiaries. Some forty
men, business men and clerks in the square, are
enrolled and divided into watches for this service
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GEORGETOWN ADyERTMTS
$4,000!
IMPoRTANT ANNOU EMENT!

In order to reduce our lsrge and vel assorted
da a. isdact 10 per cent from al cash purchases Of
sS a.d ogtr. save your and cal 81 % Bridge
st., for barEalns- SPlLn an, a HUNT,
ia aoIm GfO-fefOWn. ID. T..
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- !. PENNIES.
Persons desiring pennies viii always find them
for exchange a. the Star Once counter. Il
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m:at SsSsi Rss d / vii iSass.:s y ycs.
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ICOMMBNlCATED-
ALARMING indeed Is the state Of affairs in our
city. Scarcely a night passes but there 10 one or
more fires, and some Of them very destructive
The utmost concern Is manifest upon the connte-
nance of every property holder and business man
you meet. No one feels secure in the possession
Of bis home and ireside> What have to pro-
pose is the forming Of patrols upon every square
in the city from now until after the 18th OF March.
Let the property holders and business men Of the
city take this thing In hand. Already have the
business men of one square.in our city commenced
the work. Let all the balance follow, and in a
short time peace and quiet will be restsred A
few examples will curb this spirit Of incendisism,
and those interested in the welfare Of city
sleep with security. An ounce Of prevention is
worth pound Of cure. IL the property holders
and business men will take the lead their sons
and clerks will gladly offer their services. With
a word to the wise Is sufficient, am one who II
interested as
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LOST AND FOUND.


FOUND-On Wednesday, the I'd instant, in q
Il Georgetown omnibus, a sum Of MONEY: The
owner can have It by applying to T. 3. WALSH,
Eighth st. east, near the Navy Yard. ja7 ST
I OST-On Sunday morning, the 9Th instant, be-
Il tween Waugh Chapel and the Capitol, n
lady GOLD WATCH. The finder will be IA
suitably rewarded by leaving il with Mr. 80
JAMES INGRAM, Foreman Maohinlst, Capt.
tol Extension. It,
OST-On Saturday, on Twelfth, II, or Sixth
II SITS "a GOLD BREASTPIN, q cord surround
ing q GROSS, with owners name engraved on hack
Of the GLOSS A liberal r ward will be given to the
finder By restoring il to 43s street, 20 this o.
hoe. It.
e IN REWARD-Lost, on the night of January
~ ~ LIST, GOLD WATCH ard 6oid N
Chann, between nth St., Washington, and ESs1
Water ST, Gsorsetown, The watch engrsved(zk2
back; god dial, ldiscolored.) Wheevsr has found
the same and will bring IL to w. THECKER'S
Canal Restaurant will receive the ab,ve reward.
ja58t"
I OST-By q lady, a small PORTMONNAIE,
u between Twelfth street and the General Post
Office Department. containing so in money. he
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at this
office. ia S7St*
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To THE AEILlcrxp!-Be suIe to read the advsr-
tsement Of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. In another column II
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AMOS KKNpALL's EErTxRs ON SKcBssfoS.-In
response 10 numerous calls upon rs for new edi-
ton Of the able Letters Of Amos Kendall upon
secession, published in this paper, we notify the
public that we are preparing TO print the whole
Of them in a single extra number Of the WEEKLY
(DoLLAR) STAR.
We shall print no more copies Of the extra num-
Der, than may be ordered (and paid for when or
dered) At the Stars counter, or ey letter. The
price viii be cents per copy; q So per hundred
copies; or $40 per one thousand copies, and In
proportion for any other numbers; each copy to
be done up In wrapper for mailing, IL so re-
quested. We will keep our book open to receive
orders for them until Tuesday evening next, after
which time the extra will 60 to press. Thus,
orders, with the money, between now and Tues
day evening next.
they viii be worth their weight In gold in
bringing about in North, South, East and West,
the healthy state of public sentiment 90 absolute
ly necessary now, for the preservation OF the
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CRIMINAL CoURr.-On Saturday, Oliver Den
ham was acquitted alleged assault and
battery upon John Black.
Edward Johnson was tried for assault and bat
terry upon Henry and Josephine Coole-two cases
He was convicted of an assault upon Henry COol
and fined $40 and costs, in default Of which h
went to jail.
The Court adjourned over for one week.
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Cleveland, o.. ..overcan.
Barometer al the Smithsonian st q. m, (cof-
rected for temperature,) q, 966; At noon, % s4i
THERMOMETERS al a. M. 81; at noon, $50.
Maximum during as hours, ending q. m. tc-
day, AZ; minimum 2i'.
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THx.rx.xsR Monticello, Capt. Wager, arrived
at the w estern wharves this morning al ~ O'Clock
60 NJ Work This steamer has been making
her trips 20 and from New York with great rsgu'
laIity all winter.
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BENEFIT OF THE WAsHINoroN LIGHT INFANT
RY-we take II for granted that our citizens will
scarcely require to be told that grand concert Is
10 oe given on Thursday night next for the bene-
At Of companies A and B Of Washington Light
Infantry, whose armory, containing all their uni
forms, acoutremens, etc was totally destroyed by
prompting to induce them to come forward On
rsasss to assist this popular military organization
In their efforts to reequip themselves. The Marine
Band has gaIlsnty profered It's services for the
occasion and q number Of excellent amateur sing
ers have gone 10 work In earnest to make an &C
ceptable programme for the entertainment Of the
audience. Miss Julana May, the popular PIN,
the occasion Let the hall Of the Smithsonian In
situation be fIed to OVERCOMING next Thursday
night.
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was drunk and disorderly; for which she was
sent 10 the work house fer 90 days. Charles Fin
negan, one Of the night line, got drunk and could
not discern betwixt DAYLIGHT and dark, aud
brought out his hack and horses unbetimes. Fur
thermore, he couldhr steer straight in the carriage
way according TO law, and In order TO prevent
damage that ight ensue TO persons or property,
tsam and took them TO the guardhouse. Charley,
after q quiet repose Of a few hours, &C knowledged
his Indebtedness to the Corporation Of 81 Is for
.,ryiees rendered, and departed. Bridget Carol
was dunk and disorderly; but she sobered down,
and was dismissed with an sdmonition TO "walk
,oberly and righteously In this present world, "
and so escape the guardhouse So rs-a
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Made
HpIe, ldsHl KING . BQkcHELL.
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NOTICE.
i BEG Most respectfully to inform our customers
that their bills for January LIST are ready and
would be obliged BY their calling and getting the
de % A re. STEVENS
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E ING HOUSE, With back building. ON 18th ST..
No. 40, between F. and g streets. Apply 70 j.
, 1861-04-26
mARKETs BE TELRGR APH,

NEW YoRK, April e5.-F1orE-Flo-r advane.
ed about Sc 2 hbl. Moderate export demand and
pretty gooi inquiry for home consumption. There
Tansa:lione aagregate, inc|nfng m parce1s sod iast
evening-4 457 bbls at s. 05@5 Is for super state
S. 2o@5 25 for e1tra state; IS o595 Is for super
s.een we 90 sS - 1ef GO common s,n 70 ed.um x
round hoop OHIO; S5.60aD7 90 Tor trade brands do
market elosin; sirm. u mad -four slightly ad-
Ss god s s. esose an a9a fSSe Vo9i}e
do Rye flour selling slowly at s. 10@4 90. torn
m; Al steady Small .aies At previous quotations.
Is better export ar home trade demand.
GRAIS-Wheat market closed with firmer feel.
ing. sales $1,000 bu Chicago eprfDg at $1.2O@1. Is
for good and choice IN store and aelyerabte; $500
wankee club at $1:25D1 70 in store aud del vert
47,oN bu white red western. part at 81 3o@1 81 de-
lyesed. the remainder On private terms; l6 0oo bu
adaan at s. 49, and TOO bu choice white Kentucky
at $l.65. Rye lit Z frmes. Sales 50o0 bu part
e. M asa @ bp saa R!ss = ss Ba5
there ia Scarcely SO much doing: but the market,
notwithstanding, is firm. Sales $1G 600 bu at 67c
far old mixed weetatn in store, 671esc delivered
61A@o5c for new mixed and yellew w+stern !; ,esH
@i0c Tor white southern; 67663c for southern
yellow; Csc ior northern yellow. Oats In little
better request at s4@s5c for western and Canada
FnoY1sloNs-Pork without material change and
demand moderate, Sales 1850 brls-$1s 50@1s.7 u
for mes.; $13 a5G13 G5 for prime on private erms.
Beef in fair request and market dr1er. Sales 7OG
brle-s4@4-50 fur country prime *5-s11G Is for
for country mess; 50 87@10 80 for repacked mess
$40 bo@12 for extra mess. Prime mess beef IN
fair reqness but advanced prices insisted upon By
holders checks transactions. Beef hams quiet al
130l6c- Cut meata quiet and unchanged. Sales
| us pkgs at t4@7c fur shoulders ; s4@sKc fol
| hams bucon dull Lard, heavy and lower Sales
$50 hrls at 9K@101<c. Butter, 10015c for OHIO
l5920 for stats Cheese steady at 1010Ac for in
| ttr1ur to prime.
GRocER1Es Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar
| raw. dull and hesvy- Sales Of GIG hhda CUBA al
| 4A@6A. Molasses dull and unchanged.
| STocks-Aigher, with moderate business. Chi
| cago & R. !. s7H; :. B. 8 G s.; Gal. & Chi. s7H
| I: e. scrip ssh; Pan: 100; g. 8. Rtd 2s4 81. 5
| 13E; G. 8 Toledo n; Harl pfd 2aK: Harl l2A
| n. c. TAX; Erie 70; Harl 1st bds 100; No. 81
| Do; Va. s. u, ~: Q. 5. 5s' u, coupons, T6.
, 1861-04-26

H6 V41EHfSV UEHEUVNHa
1t 8 meeting Of the 1t company Of the Ch!ca~
90 Dragons, under Capt. Barker, thefcllowing
resolution was unanimously passed:
" "Resozyed, That the Chicpgo Dragons ten
der their sincere thanks to the Chicago Bible
societY, and The Second Presbyterian Church,
for their timely and acceptable present Of Bl-
bles and religious books, and tha. we request
their prayers for cur preservation and euccsss
in the arduous md perilous duties upon
which ne ara about 10 enter.