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fair demand At 7z<c.' Thercfa scarcity Of Primo
Leaf Lard In barrels, andthe demand is active III
der which the market is rery ir1a- TODAY 1000
pkgs were sold tat 84c for prime city kettle-ren-
dere in barrels and e7ze In terces exc for prime
tteam-rendcred Leaf in tlercea, and &c for No.
Lard.
The extremely 1ow price Of Dressed Hogs has
induced come parties to ship to Cincinnati. bat II
is generally viewed a. rather questionable ven
turc. It has been tried here to any extent for
two yeara past, and 1t never continued any length
of time. The packers Of Cinctnnati-like those Of
Chfcago-prefer to hanile Ire hogs.
There wae more active inquiry sor -four md
the market was shade tszner, bnt no higher.
With ealee Of 1860 hhs at $a5@875 for fair to
very good Spring extras. and saeoozeofor super
fine. Whent wns IN better request, and we note q
further advance OF &c per bushelahout $1,000
bushe!s hnTing changed hands, at .aI73,s4c for No
1spfing md 6e@68Ac for No. Spring. The corn
market was very firm at 243:c for Mixed IN Sto,e.
Oats were sold at tic Rye, 84D34Nc. Barley
vas dnal. Highwines were steady at 16@16kc
Timothy seed hrm at s.. .65a17p
, 1862-01-27

UNITED STATES CEcu1r CouKr-BSfors y4dge
@an r n + Il verdict and juaeacat for tas paintia
No. 246-Hores Kelley va S. :. Cornwall. Motion |
Of the defendant for new trial overru1ed and |
--Chancery, On motion OF complainant's so1icitor
Injunction against the assignee M or assignor as |
f9r NJ h ~ T. adn aGss ct e. elt
g e q a0ss NJ
platnant, e n Ne. ~ 57s-I. smith ct Al. vs. Z.
become parties; 20. ISL r Stevens vs =:
isabella Brown et al ys Allan Richmond Ct Al. AZ
ter de1ibcration demurrer Of defendant Richmond.
10 bill oyerruled-
CooK County crncvrE counr-Jadge .naniers;
Saturday was occupied in this Court as default
r. ie5 long @ time iansefed ap tic docket We're
BRoEcu1r1s, AETHaA.-Those suffering from
Asthmstic and Bronchial affections, should never
fail to put one Of Broz0n7s Bronchial 1To4s,' or
Cough Lezenges In the mouth, before going into
cold or foggy atmosphere, They arc q great pro-
lection to the throat.
Ey 4 most admirable instrument Is Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors Sharpener. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels. meat mar
ketE, &C. Every machine warranted to suit. For
| sale At No. is Custom House Place. ja1271m
BKrAsr & s1HATros's GREAT CuA1H OF Cox
hERc1Al lco111Gks.-Inefe are sea eoleges no"
| in the chain, and more to be opened. A scholar
! chip is good IN all OF them They have reputa-
tion that extends throughout the whole country.
Notwithstanding the distracted state Of the coun-
try, these Colleges are doing their usual amount Of
| business. The Chicago College at the present
| time Is IN very hourish1ng condition, aud We IN
u.4e'aau ~ ~ ssa.-a. Aas es. -vu n0n
.,,n1N..I eoueN - II. - ~. 80.
"hch souege taes enoose'
| r-...o. 7Y.--.,. ,rn..a
~ ~ a. Hou.s a. ZIG enoiAee. uo..e' aAa wa
nsaso n.' o..u "1., ~ t.e s'-.s u1ss ~ ~ -
1hemson, no % beatoosn ftteet' oEstefs IN
|
TIE c1TT M1ss1oF.-A soldiers wife Tou1d be
glad to get situation al wet-nurse- a poor boy,
fscnd 141 whose father In in the field wants n hnre
, 1862-01-27
A Gard.

The Sisters of Mercy return most sincere
thanks to Col ]. A. Mulligan for the lecture de-
Ivcrcd by him in metropolitan Hall, on the
Goth inst. This is hut another Of the many oc
casions on which this gentlemen has consecra-
tod his talents to the holy cause Of charity;
and when he stands admidst the dangers Of the
battlefield again, his shield will be the prayers
Of the poor. Tic Sisters also return very sin
cere thanks to the truly Christian and charita-
b1e gentlemen, the editors Of the Chicago Rs@,
tising the book drawing. The receipt Of $l50
is also acknowledged, including s3s by dona-
tions, from kind friends Of the Institute, being
the net proceeds Of the drawing for the sup
port Of the poor in the Mercy House, To the
the gentlemen managers, who exerted them
the lady managers, who kindly waited on tue
tables the Sisters also return eincere tlauks<
, 1862-01-27

NEW YORK CATTLE mARKET.
For the Week Ending Jan. 23. 1869

~4AA@>~A~
lAb.fdgcd from the New York Tribuuel
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
The prices today are quoted as follows:
Msdtu2%: htsat 2salty::::;ss g g Ordinary :-sz@sz
Some extra good beeyes may be quoted at 81S
The general average OF the market at &c.
The most Of the sales range from &c to &c.
Total number Of beeyes received in the city this
This is ia head more than Inst week, and tor
head more than the average oflaet year. The are
rage number at each Wednesday market last rear
was s6s hesd While the .11 number M today, being
SIG head more than this day week
TIE cLosE or TIE xAEKEr.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2?.-Gloonily as the trade
closed yesterday. it was not equal to this day We
b II e. e es
mostly Of rough sott, makes the supply 50 m1ch
beyond the demand, TINT butchers viii not take
tile very low rate at which nice, tidy steers and
oxen can be bad. tempts buyers to take consia-
erable number Tor sale to farmers, and we think
tTo hundred or more VIII in this way be taken out
at prices about equivalent to &c q d for the net
weight. In this WY the brokers may be able to
cloee out all thenew arrivals and the small number
is vey dull u1l all parties feel satisfied that the
supply is too large for the demand and that while
tn19 etale d1 t1lnEH continues The price OF beef
cattle must rule low Sc is certainly the top price
this week, and that fer very small number Of
bu1Iocks that would rank extra good in a8 mar-
let. while hundreds in reality Just rs go4e aaye
sold at G(GSAc, upon estimates OF weight HE1seed-
fugIy liberal to the buyers.
DEATH OF TIE oldest DHovKR IE-THE TRADE
Thomas Y hte died ut his residence In this city,
Jan. 70, aged 81 yeats+ 20 Of which he spent as
catt1e-broker. He departs with the reputation OF
an honest man; upright honorable and faiz in all
his dealings. He first drove cattle from jefferson
County, New York and fultT {eara aootAat was
10 tr1tng job. For several yea1s while be resided
there he had Barney Bartran as partner. aud Of.
telWard John 4. Merritt, who has been almost az
long as Ar. White in the business OF late years
NJ bite had been aInoEt exclusively engaged as
| salesman, and accumulated good deal OF money
ya1ionsly estimated from $4,000 to $100, &C., and
had his residence permanently In the City. His
mains we're taken to-day back to Jefferson County
| to find final resting p1ace.
TIE HOG MAREET.
| Receipts this week, a9,0 037 Quotations, giycI
By the superintendent Of the Matket 6re, for coyn
I fed hoge, $340@345 g cwt. ure weight, and mar
ceipts. The city packers are Ill driving buEinesR
but the demand from out Of town is not az good o.
| 1t has been.
| G. II. Dorman gives the following as the price
ofhogs this week:
First quality eorn-fed =
s9s1SSd SdS a9sisy zssf corn I'D &$@sSs @H@s tHSfs
| First quality, small sizes,
fat and prime, for market
| Large Size, still-fed. fat. :. Sc. 4es> 4e.
Second quality, stfllfed BIC. DC.
, 1862-01-27
DE ED.

In this city, IAN n OF dIopsy, BETHEA L0UDpE,
wnc Of john McBeth, of Affdrte. Scotland. aged et
ScazR S xnonsEs and Is days.
7B Glasgow and Air5rtc papers plense copy
In this city. jan. af. EDITH LAKNED. daughter Of
Samuel CLARKE. aEeu ten JeaIA
Funeral this afternonnt at 2H o'clock rom the house
df Dr.. CushtnE, No. SD forth 1aAa1le street
OF Dtptheri<, Ut hazel Deli tstoe County, Kehseska
Deg I'd 1861. CAtkIk z. dauEhter Of E.taha and Luc7
r. Foois aged Tour yearB and otve1 MoMthA-
A1Bo Of Iht eAme dSseAep Dec. 28th, thtt son,
FRANK E.. aged E3o yes q and tNV montaA
In thte city. tue morning Of the 18Th Inst SAMUEL
NutdI.. crly cEIlo Of #. ". and CathA1tne Wheeler
aged c1e ScAr anc nite 1oUthk
sT ForI.hkeepdr, n = papers rseass cery.
II KorthAe1G, III Jsn- lstls. Of Dpthes1A CARLTON
9.scase. EDa'h Z. HaRRoH8R, sons of tohn and
fatnh Il EAHoMec,
, 1862-01-27

Western Transportation Company.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this
COMPANY held yesterday, the following persons
were elected Directors for the ensuing year: John
Allen, j. Buffalo; s Chaae, Albany; Everett
GIapp; :; 4 VStout. do; Jason Parker, Buffalo !:
Runrin, Buffalo; Basnun, do; Geo Il Bryant,
do; Vim Wells, do; Warren Bryant, do; S
Marsh. do. The following persons were elected
Inspectors Of election: Hufns Wheeler, Geo 3
Gates and T L Parker. Attn subsequent meeting
OF the Directors, the following named persons were
elected officers for the ensuing rear: Pzetzdent-
John Allen, il. SscEetdry-B 4 Root. TREASURER
Il, Fl Rnmrifl-BuffnIo E9s7s 4HreTtiser
, 1862-01-27
Safes.
BATTLE WITH FIRE

Seven Stores Burned IN Fannsy1vxnia,
FIVE OF HERRING'S SAFES YI5TORIOUSf
wE5ssgoao. g9ss. Dec 21st, 1851.
MIeSEa HkEKISG d Co NEW YOKE-
GEE71zaEa:[At The great IRE which occurred
number Of other buildings was entirely destroyed
less than places Of business burnt out and
five Of your Safes severely tested in instance
saving their entire eouteu8 to the complete aud per
feet fais5scfion o he owners Two Of yuHr behring's
manned there through the cntlra con6agratioa and
not opened until the aa3 atser tho E. NO xssee
IVES thrown the building Everything IN ny aafe
after the ofe NEARLY - good II new c. L. Hu:ox
sso preserved oil bis pooa Papers and money IN tuo
Champion Safes. whtch severely tested and aAved
eonpletefJ Els bookA pape,s and mbnAy- The result
has EtTen great satafaGftun n01 want no SAFE pte
Herring CT aH1pto1. FIasso aepd uar one aa.ae Rzr
HI 9 q Js1 Jnaa saa y Efe
19aatxo ofaerinEs sstss M II s6ose dss TheJ ss1st
Htz.tng's PAteat Champion ex<si ny hookA pspe.4
- - ~ W1ItIHI R5sEEiS y
HERRISGrs PATENT CHAMPION s1RxPRo<.F
I4E 2eSx MFSs5!e FL sec!Etsf no1 ~ noE k3so19
AERniNSaS SCHaMPI0EeBE ER1al.kHFfsCoF aAFES
drilled EERRiNA q 60 1a a*stF rtrtek
=@. ===s@ 49,: =.
i T. AJAT5 AND OUTN04JsEs
| ~, essss,4 u xeas.n s. zoas zassx s. asrsi
, 1862-01-27

EFrom tho Cincinnati Commercial, -25.1
Sales OF Mee8 Pork were again large today.
Prices were kept at the standard lately current
sale 600 brls was reported. but prfce withheld
It is supposed 10 have been above $3.50. Several
hundred barre1z besides were sold at $3.50 for
country, and $9.6sH for eity. A large part Of The
purchases were for speculative account. Choice
brands are, to considerable extent, withheld and
for fair quality $s1t is generally asked =
Bulk meat vas not much sought for, Quota-
tiona are Unchanged-sldea being hard to bay at
Dc. and shoulders bard to sell at 311c-
Lard, Of faSored brands, Is Ee1y firm st sAc but
e.diPsS acss I quoted duh At sc and country
Green ha1ne, Of Ana1l size, cell rea31Y 1t 6xe;
large eixed rangc from 3K to 34c. Thkfe were
eales OF country at ~, and Of others at 3h9S4c-
Green shoulders were cold at 2a5ct This dgure ta
generally regarded above the market, but tast
$50 represents It's proper mesh
Hogs were dn1ler than yeeterda5 atAetnoon
kept at Ss95@3A, The offerings a1e not heay5
e1ee theee figures eo1ld bot be maintained Some
Of the packers have caosed ont and al feel much
like quitting TIE few tt1st arrive scarcelJ make
| any amount to sny one house Ehendistded around
and nearly al Of the packers feel that there Will oe
stuff enough to operate Ii the future the ttadt
win nord my 1nduee.nent, a1d II It does not Shers
II no occasion to aesaze to take much more no".
| IFrrm the Missouri Democrat, 25th
The seaeon Ia drawing "a a elase. aod the de
| nand today was Inactive. Ssles yesterday after
| noon Of about 20 head at - ads410, dividing OF
ar Atcieht% and Teetesaay afternoon and to.da
1,io head ut 47.+aN8o0, Missouri meney. for lot
diyid.ug On 91b peIght, and # Treasury uoSes, 70
tdote Seiehlns M b: Also 3ts head 1Veta gu
/ 40 III. u t2Rs Ca. TsessusT uotes.
, 1862-01-27

SHEEP-The demand is sezy Light, aud III the
absence Of receipts the market IL quiet aud nomi-
,,,1 ~ 90 nr79 xn
, 1862-01-27

IEH FEEEILt
: For cos.ss Ct f7e tloth,nE. In6krea 10 su7tTcote
1sdelioin Iak Of III ktn4 aee nstoes non sae Seion
II rpAsFf whefe can be found tae Penela For ss3e
siF kEESNEE, 10 le Lake ets::s, Ct.fAg9. A0
ttst+t9it-.
, 1862-01-27

tt se,ncy of the great New Jersey Mutual
Benefit Life insurance Company {capsta1 near-
Is fivr ,nslncas> - a,so In the BRIAN Bail Real
t;>>.57=, 4is!- p..s Fire insurance Gtlee. =
, 1862-01-27

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
FOR WEEK ExpSG JAN. Is, 1862.
SATURDAY EYESIsG, Dec. s5, 1867
The receipts Of Live Stock at the various yards
during The week ending to'day compare as fol-
lows
, 1862-01-27


Drs. 4. & ]. Hunter, physicians for diseases
Of the throat, lungs and heart, take this
method Of informing their patients, and those
who may desire to consult them, that they
have to-day removed their office from Adams
street to rooms No. and at No. 124 Clark
street, known as Washington Block, under
Fassctt g. Cooks Photographic gallery. They
have been induced to remove to this locality
for the greater convenience Of those requiring
frequent attention in the local treatment pur-
sued By them.
In establishing IN office at Chicago. under
the personal attendance of Dr. James Hunter,
in connection with their New York Office,
they would briefly state that the local and di-
rect mode Of treating affections Of the resp1r-
atory organs, By inhaling remedies into the
lungs instead OF into the stomach, was first
syetematized by them. And the great success
| which has attended the practice since its first
| introduction amply attests the correctness of
the views Which for years they hare given to
; tie public On the subject.
| Tic official records Of the city Of New York
/ show dlminution Of over thirty per cent. in
the mortality from consumption, in three
| years following their extensive practice in
that city; while in and around Chicago there
arc many parties who were successfully treat
ed from the Office Of the Drs. Hunter many
| years ago.
Drs. 4. 4 J. Hunter deem it proper to state
! these facts as corroborating the practical
soundness Of their theories, on the nature,
| causes md treatment OF affections Of the
| throat and lungs.
| New York Office, No. 81 E. 18th street.
t Chicago Office, No. 124 Clark street.
| CIicaJ0, ya4aNGry p 1862.
, 1862-01-27

CorsTEess1T.-A counterfeit i've on the
''Blue Hill Bank" Dorchester, Mass, made
its arpt afance On Lake street, Saturday. The
paper is very poor snd the engraving coarsc
Vignettc, an ornamental ' having asetaI-nudc
woman On one Of its branches, and AZ infant
on the other; on the left upper corner Is an
cagle standing upon shield and looking out
uro. she ocean; ca right 1ov.r corner. gid
y Il: t,aesct. o1 ir:7al,
, 1862-01-27

CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL CS1oS.-The fol
lowing gentlemen we're chosen officers Of tile
Typographical Union, on Saturday evening:
President-JosEPn G. sSow.
Vice Presidcnt-James ". Sistcrson.
Recording Secretary--Wa1ter Slawson~
Corresponding Secreta1y--P. }. j. O'Connor.
Financial Secretary-R. Y. shurly.
Treasurer-John Anderson.
Board Of Directors-1saac D. George {Chair-
mani, s: E. Pintn, ]. Graves, James Tracy,
H. T. March.
Guardian-Fred, Togt.'
TEE Broken ENGAGEMENT, Mrs. South
worths last novel, has been received By Nc.
Na11y & Co., 81 Dearborn street, who has also
all the February Magazines and complete
assortment Of Fowler i, Wells's publications
UNION Defence CoMMITTEE.-We lear1
that the Union Defence Committee On Satur
day paid ont abont $3.50 to soldiers families
This is larger sum than has been paid at IN,
previous day.
, 1862-01-27

Good Nevis from the Yates Pha1anx.
0ur readers will be glad to learn that the
"Yatcs Phalanx," i" the only y:infntry regiment
from our State On the Potomac, has ut length
been brigaded, constituting, with the 4th, 5th
and Sth Ohio. the Second Brigade, Gen. Kelly
commanding, Of Lander's division. 4 private
letter, under date Cumberland, Jan. 10th, says
''the Ohio 9Th lave just made 4 bold dash to-
wards Romney. These Buckeyes are all good
men, and glad to get US with them" The let
ter was written just after dress parade, the
first the whole regiment had had IN month,
nnd in their new uniforms, just received. The
writer saJs-ssBy Jove! never saw 80 fine
looking regiment. Gen. Kelly went into &C.
stacies, and The crowd spectators murmured
tbei1s.applause. Our men are young, good size
and very intelligent, compared with most Of
the regiments hereabouts.n On the 18th, the
writer and several companies Of the "Pha-
lan2" left for New Greek, thirty miles up the
river, to guard bridge, leaving the i" fighting
companies A and F, Capts. Mum and KEN
nicott at Cumberland
Resolutions.
At a meeting of the irish Brigade held on
the Esd inst, Ient. Col. Quirk in the chair,
Major Charles E. Moore, Capt. Coaey Of st,
Louis, Capt simison Of Earlville, Capt. Nc
Dernott Of Detroit, and Capt Fitzgerald Of
Chicago, Secretaries, report was presented
by the Colonel Of his mission to Washington,
to reinstate his Brigade, whercupon it WAS
unanimously
Resozrtd, Tint the Irish Brigade tenders it's cor.
dial rtaanka to the Hon. Isaac n. Arnold, our abe
member in Congress, for his constant and SUCCESS.
nize in him true and valued friend, not alone 6i
the regiment: but Of the grand cause in which the
Brigade is embarked-the subjuEatioa OF the re.
bcIlion.
ReSo1eed, That copy Of these proceedings b.
published in all our city papers, and that the
papers of the cities herein named be requested tc
publish the above. JAMES QCIR1, Ptes't.
CHARLES CoFFEI, Scc'y.
, 1862-01-27

pUGGY WANTED.-Anv one
- having nrateIass secondhand Ton Buggy, IN
good repair. can ind cash customer By ali2rtssGg
FQfl-Ofce Box A1tss Chicago aoI6EIY
, 1862-01-27

TWO HUNDRED AGENTS
i NASTED-Agcuts wanted In every :owa Of the
Entsa States e selJ. kohless neE Improved method
Secured by copyright. Agents making from x3 70 II
per day For pa7tCusars tnqHirc at ). htsHfERs'3
0Hce. No. Metropolitan Eiock, address P Q. Boz
a552 Chicago, Ill delThs52:su
, 1862-01-27

AIKASQIE'S 8 DANCLN3-}
~ ACADEMT,
Corner Madison and Clark s.s-Eatra1cc on Maaeot;.
Class open at all times 70. beginners.
CuILpRkf's CLASS every IneatAr and Saturday. Far
felts only allowed rs visitors. Assembly every Tues
day night for Scholars at.1 Friends, persons
Box 1G5a aussser :I.s-6f1
, 1862-01-27

ITO COOPERS.- Five or six good
l. Coopcrs may find steady emp1cytnent 1t the Loda
s cen1s per sn basre Appy It thc Ds,ie
CI-EG GaOltN, LEChIE d Co. u Lasallc street.
ial..kI11lE
, 1862-01-27

INFORMATION WANTED
4 George Prescott left his home in Springfield, On
New Years day last to 90 By the way Of ro1ono. on
He ls abeu'6 feet IN height brown. curly hatr, with
hcaE5 whiskesa eIghs shont l.o pounds. ANY infor
Eann concerning him, viii be thankfully received BY
llts wife. Gathering E. Prescott, Chicago, III.
3aH5 r. Sf1r
, 1862-01-27

On Saturday, little past twelve o'clock, a
man By tile name ofFrederick Schneider, who
had been sent to the bank Of Nessrs. Sturges
& Son, 10 get The money on check for 81 80,
was met near the Marine Bank building by
another man. who WIS aware Of his GRAND and
the amount Of funds he had in his possession,
and the sum quickly changed hands. This
was not done with the consent Of Mr. Echnei-
der, but zather as the result Of bold financial
operation, slightly mixed with the ambidex-
trouE, on the part Of the robbcr. Hc snatchcd
the pile Of bills, r5n away-fonowed By the
astounced owner, mounted horse, and was
ont Of sight before Schneider could have
chance to cry "etop thicf''
The police are on the truck Of the robber,
and before this meets the eye of the reader,
viii have probably taken him into custody.
, 1862-01-27

ATTEN11oS.-Wc call espccial attention to
the card Of Pierson g. Collet, elsewhere, mer-
chants and general commission agents, No. 81
Randolph street In these days when dinner
tables furnish forth butter strong enough to
walk, and old enough to talk, 1t is doing the
public service to inform them where IN ex-
ce1lent article may be obtained, and that is
at Pierson & Collects.
, 1862-01-27

u? ANIED.- To all Seeking En-,
cry town ana county in the Northwest Business ap
sead d 70 r % f s
closing new thtee-eent stamp, to j. Il. JOHNsuN
corner OF State and Randolph stEeets, Chicago, III
z. G. Enx dIsJ2 cs24e.ki9k
, 1862-01-27

TIE HOLMAN JuvEs1LEs-Tbe Holman
Opera Troupe, composed Of four youthful aEt-
prodigies, announce their vocal entertain
ments this evening at Kingsbury Hall The
Holman children bring with them most eS-
celent reputation as vocalists, and will un-
doubtedly command crowded houses tass
week.
, 1862-01-27
Ut)e Grihu1tt.
THE CITY.

uep.s SKATING PoSp.-The grand Il IG:c
N.7,fu;.v" heretofore announced will CONC oil
Ills evening. Tic ice is in superb condition.
, 1862-01-27

a4luoek 1ueGtIAduae~ 1ao htep 1Alh AAAGA ~
bearany ofits selections Last Sabbath, he must
defer any criticism upon It to-day.
Our critic has been undergoing the penalties
Of the law, the past week, for having dared to
SO severely and justly cr1ticise the choir Of
Brick Church. On Monday last he was taken
into custody, gagged, blind-folded aud eonfn-
ed in 4 dark room, where he had plenty Of
leisure to puruse the articles Of Keep Quiet
and Keep Koo1. He WIS released on Sunday
only long enough for him to visit the Wooden
Church and give us eritieism upon its choir.
The services opened with q grand extempo-
rancous voluntary by signor Harrnsco Re11i-
coso, Late Ring Of the Sandwich Islands, whose
life has been spent at Calumet, studying the
beauties Of his science. He was particularly
happy In hts combinations, which Tor the ben
and Twelfth; Choir, Twelfth and Flute; Swell,
Cornct and Twelfth; pedals coupled to ses-
qualtcra; two boys and small child at the
bellows. after the voluntary, came the open
| ing sentence.
| well blended voices his forte and is entirely
successful, bnt the choir fail in speaking their
| words plain and each sing entirely independent
ofthe other. Another great point is in all cases
/ sacrificing music to the work. In fact he is
| SO particular upon this point that at pause,
he is frequently known to 60 out and smile.
at this point In our " crikits'' notice he was
waited upon By soft spoken gentleman with
avery loud yoice who requested him to yacate
| the premises, at the same time In the most
polite and Agreeable manner assisting him With
. Toe Of a highly polished boot. We have
since learned that said boot wns manufactured
by our friend Jewe:t, Custom House Place
ard its durability and solidity can be well at
! tested too.
In CUR next will be give a history of mpsit
since the Flood There are many accusing
Paul Ferguson md jeremiah Jones Of being
the another Of these articles, but we ansHel
that it Is KEEP DARK
, 1862-01-27

GRAND CIVIC BALL-At
~ Ein=shur! Hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. cS'h
lstS Con,mittes of ArsanSemen:s: + glmstcd T.
Spriegs. Fl.or manager: P arT!a 7. Desmond.
A. RMs sell, A. Harris. r, DEIor. Il . MtsshAu. Sit
Eic Great Nts1esn land Tickets %l-for sails III
meEhfrs nf >e cou,,ittet AMI Ut the Ticker o1Ncc.
, 1862-01-27

BRoEcu1TIs, AsTHHA.-Those suffering from
Asthmstic and Bronchial affections, should never
fail to put one Of Broz0ns Bronchial Trneaes," or
Cough Lozenges In the mouth, before going into q
cold or foggy atmosphere, They arc great pro-
lection to the throat.