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The national Republican., 1862-06-03
Future DAyo.

pY J. g. Me0Ula An I. ODs. Auctieneers.
Furnlturs st Public Auotion.-On WEDNESDAY
MORNING Juns 4th at 10 O'Clock, at the residence
ToSrh .,d Fifh v .hs eli T ali IT, fSsStuse
and Ehecn. comprisiog-
Walnut Hair Spring seat Sofa
Arm Chair, Rocker, and Parlor Chairs
Marble. top Centre Table. Whatnot
Giltframe Pier Glass, Engravipgs
Glrandolss and kartel ysses ..
Lace Curtains and Csrsiee Gilt Shades
Brussels and InRrAia Carpets, Rug
Handsome Oak Cottage Set 80.
Feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows, Mattress
Dining Table, Sidebesrd, Clock -
Oak Dining Chain, Parlor Cook Stove
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware ..H
Gators, Table Cutlery, Walters ,,. .. H.r, ..
ExcelleDt Refiigerator, Cooking Stove.
Kitchen Utensis, 10.
Terms cash. - -
JAS. G. MCGUIRE h CO.,
my 3O--d [StarI Auctionesr.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
o. ruOIAL.

,TU : T-- ..rD.A,--- = =
., Ne Passenger Train % Manassas.
.. Il. ~ WAl DBPAArnnsf, -.....Y
~ ar.T q, Q(o y Aa3asy Disasor .
a ~ ApstRassSNH RsRSss o. g.,
;" Washingtoa, April 10, 1863.
~ No Dasssngsr train will b ran iron waahinstos
10 xaaasss until further nctios. -.--s. 70. '-,..r
ASs n. O. McCALLUM,
apN II. d. 4 Bapt. =. Il. U. 8.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

A ALCXANDRIA PROPERIY wAsTED,-Ad-
"A Dies GEO NJ. WESTON, persoually, at the
olaos Of the Na.ioAal RPatAoan, or BY letter, ~ .
Ne-6t ...
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

NNNVI BM o. N'B RSADS -MADE 0AHe
" NENTs, OF FINE QUALITY. ''THI
CoATS, PANTALOONS, sid vEsTs, oi.all color
and qualities, equal in make and hnish to the best
WALL, STEPHENS i CO.,
Merchant Tailofs and Clothisry,
SO ~. svaass, bst stA sed lo0 -
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
my 3o--d tstarI Auctionesrr.

pY WALL. a. BARNARD, Auesionssrs.
ID Trustees sale Of Buildins Lots on Fifth street
at O'clock by viitue Of deed Of trust. dated 10Th
July 1851, and duly recorded 10 Libsr, J. A. g.,
records Of Wsshisston county, D. G.. will sell at
public Auction ID front Of the premises Lot Q, IN
6quaie e3s divided into two Loti each fronting 81
tween D a.d Z streets, and running back lO6 feet
Terms One fourth oash ~ portion OF which, sus-
qured The spot, or the property will Immediately
be sold, and the balance 10 six and twelve months
bearing interest," and seoarsd by deed Of trast the
A. BRENNER,
We Trustee.
my 20 Auctioueers.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

OsrLER wAnTE6-Sy !. satlsr ia camp
~ tssr washinGtoa MAt unaefltand The care Of
a., honss ed g yt9Ms g = naas si1,lf : pssfsl. Az
vania avsnls, from 10 10 O. n. jsa.ltS
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

A LAkGE LOT OF MILITARY VESTS FOE
a sale shssp, at SMITHS, No. 400 Seventh IT.,
Soeeto Pot 0tnes. mxI 2o-dsn
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

A RURNIsHED HOUSE TO LET-Ths ooa.
"A fsrtabIe and neatly furnished Hnuse, No. "
hieoSh avenue, b now for rent. For terms, spply
oa the premises. .., js2-df
The national Republican., 1862-06-03
CHEAP LIVING.

CTHE NEW YORK EATING ROOMS, 47a
Seventh street opposite the Post Ofnoe, b the cheap
est and best Eang Place In the city Of Washington.
Roast Beef and the best Bread, Butter and Pots.
Roast Pork, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 cents.
Roast Mutton Bread Butter and Potatoc, 10 ots.
Beef Steak, Bread, Butter and Potatoe, 10 ets.
Ham and Eggs, 80 cents
Coffee and Rolls, 10 cts.
And ali other pFioes In proportion.
Every article served up In the establlshment u Of
the bet quality and equal 10 any hotel the city.
my 6-tms p ~ o., ~ ,- EuaLyJy 70 r.
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

There are no better remedies than thoss used by
DR.. Zsppone, for the Cure Of Rheunatism. Neural
Sia, dout, DIopsy, Fsvsn, DS'pspsis, and other
sAseasss prevalent here. :.
NFemas obstruotions and other oomplain,s, ss we'll
O. confidential diseases Of all kinds, relieved In .
yery abort time without the Of harsh or dsnger
Gus msdioioss, He pronisss 70 all satisfaction and
prompt relief.
Chsrgss very moderate. Aps-d
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

vXTANTEO..To rent or lease . WAREHOUSE
w o. sT0REROOM sosth Of and near Pssnsyl
ya1iS sysnue between Ninth an1 Tenth strssu, say
LOT IN ~ eligible postioa for businsss, would Be
Pon Once. Il So
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

CANTERBURY HALL.
Metropolitan Hotels. ~.
BY FAR THE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUsE.
MENT IN THE CIrY.
- TIE TIE SH4RsEss SH4RsEss
.ar WESTERN s'E SUCCESS, 2. .....
WESTERN SUCCESS, .,..
CLARA BUTLER.
Who for six msnths pat b.. constituted the CHIEF
FEATURE of the
WESTERN DEPARTMEAT, .,
when she had the distinguished honor to appAr be-
lore GEN. BIGEL and the NOBLE PATRIOTS
yhSse deed; 1 q srms constitute her theme Of song
A ~ EXQUISITE VOCAL POWERS
Ias-nasr riSSsirs sSsi e or THE DAY.
THE DARING aYNNAsrs, t.a.
Lewis and Christie,
IN NEW AND STARTLING ACTS.
WILL BE RErEATEpl - = -.
es and GS9 pS .ssSssi SH II.
~ to last, Rice's
Haunted Hotel.
FOB MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY
On "WEDNESDAY, new piece BY Rios,
The o11an1IoI10.
and the rst appearance, the Spring season, Of the
OLD FAvORlTE, HARRISON, O..
ths Extemporsnseas Singer, with his new Budget
about everything and everybody.
.. Ofosurse-of course,
PARKER, CHow sre yos, RlchardD
faE COURT OF BEAUTY.
Admisiop % ssas: Otphssus chairs 70 osnS.
DonFp 6o4n n " Perfwmance A. AZ o,oloA
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

C,TOLEa HORSE RECOvERED "A oak
= Bay HORSE, about u years old, and about 10
hands high, with black msne, tall and legs, and
gray star on forehead vas recovered, on Saturday,
BY officers King and Norwood, from two nsgross.
Ths owner will please cone forward, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take the animal wsy.
j. r. KING,
... ... .. J. 8. NORWOOD,
nv 90-2AW3w NH' ,Constables
The national Republican., 1862-06-03

T OsT.-Dayid Nooysa, OF company =, Seven
IL tssnth InfAntry regular lest his dlsohirge pa
psrs yersraay, near the War Dspartnlsnt- Bslng
70 oolsn Ssoi psy due hin xisacat &c pspsrs, liz
lndst viii souisrs great hvor bv leaving them ~
, 1862-12-04

The New Orleans Adcocatg Of the 10Th says.
' There have been further receipts Of sugar and
mclaesee, but there is scarcely any market for
these, and the stock IS accommodating. In fact ye
did Dct hear Of Transaction Of any moment bv the
regular trade to-day. There is y probability of
still more liberal receipts from the upper coast,n
The New Orleans Pzcayane Of the same date re-
ports as follows:
SUGAne The onlystraneactions by the regular
trade to-day are confined to Il hhds new, common,
at &c; 90 prime. nsw, and 20 fully tair, new, at
mixed 1ots of common to fully fair fair to fally
50 hhde. at 6c al6 St 6Mc; 81 and 9s at &c; 81 and
rs at fNc r. snd II At 7slc; IS and 50 a. 7Ssc;
treasury notes Yeste1days sales were foe c cas6'
not for United States treasury notes. but for city
MoLAssRs-1here were no sales by the regular
tzade to-day: Yesterdays Gales we're at stsfos q
lot ofsecunds new, in half brIs, and 45c for lot
Of cheic1 new in brls: At public auction q lot oi
- bfls old, sour, sold at &c q gallon cash. in
United States treasury notes. The balance Of tic
1nolasees 10 have been sold at auction tu-GuT wal
not offered.
, 1862-12-04


Bu11's Head. Monday. Dec. For the .t1rst
bnllocks in market to-day, only $500 head being
reported In FoEtyfonrth street, against 900 hea1
last week. or course the price r1ses, drovers aud
brokers gay &c q n butchers say from H11c
1t il very certa1n that more bullocks sell Today
at 9C, net. q pound, than upon any day the
patt autumn, and that some Western dreyes
will eel at SC, and droTe1 that would not nv
6rage Sc pound last week, will average fully 9xc
to-day. It is also certnin that it is a6ont as easJ
to make drove Of good fair Illinois steers ayer-
age Sc pound in this market az it was to make
them average 7A@73<c last week, and, owing to
the better demand the brokers able to get bet
ter estimates OF weight Te Know thai some
drovee have been cold Wholesale to day at $7.01
head IpoE X cWt steers more than the owner
would have taken last week. The rise is not 30
mich, probably, upon the low grades OF CATTLE but
there is IN advance upon all, and very
few have sold to-day as low as Q cents q
pound for the net weight The propnrtionate
number Of good bu1locks is rather better
| than 1aet week, and there are SOME extra or
| "p1emfhm'' lots that viii sell at full az cents.
! net, pound. The weather to-day, for the 1st Of
| winter, is mild and rainy. but trade commenced
early and has continued brisk, and the yards Will
be nearly cleared tonight Of a the stock sale,
and It is quite uncertain about IN Increased sup
ply tomorrow, though 1t is known that thare are
several 1ots on the way, awaiting transpo
L they DO not arrive, the closing day will be tine
! best Of the eeasen
t The hog market Ia crowded to excess, and ver5
dull at declining prices. The very top price il
| cents per pound, live weight.
tn sheep market is very lively, and slightly
| hfphar ....t - " - ~
, 1862-12-04

the the thermometer ~ 1ow as A.; wind westerly,
and the week did not cease with good promise 1t
favorable weather. The agricultural prospects ars
no: EeIy cheering; the low prices OF wheat give
poer encouragement to the farmers and If brought
oat In bad Condition, this muat continue to sell at
rates far from remunerattng. The, best n IN would
ns 10 ALLOW it to remain in stack until Spring,
Whe9 the condition. might be improved, and prices
could not vel! be woree, and may be much better.
Atfet1on vii row be directed to the feeding Of
catiie fos the Christmas show will soon be here
and there ie plenty Of food to be obtained Of .
4r31sols quality for thls purpose. among the rcst
lto1an COZ may be considefed the cheapeat of Suy
At atout oue-third the price Of eondIments.
indian corn the eheapsst cattle foody Yes. Am-
eI1can Indian com. Corn from New York not
from Charleston. Corn grown in Illinois. not In
Alabama Com that pays freight erer Northern
ra1l1oaos And who pays the frcfght-the dfffar-
erce between the cost of Transportation to ti,ie
wattr, betwesn rai!cars and hatooass On the Mis-
That Is The iaw OF 1Gade' Tbs BFi1ieh ienas IG.n y
free trade, The abused Confederate states.'' OBJ.
str9ct the mississippi. If corn Is high In Eng
land in consequence, It is not the fault nor msfof
tune Of thoze who own the Northern railroads.
, 1862-12-04
Commercial Circulars per the Africa

BRE4DsTuFFs-Weh have again to report large
arrivals Ct foreign wheat during the current weeR,
amounting to upwards OF 6l,e0o qrs., Chiefly from
Russia and the Baltic ports, owing TO a shift OF
the wind TO the nofthWard; the depression in the
trade, however, is not 20 great az might have been
expected. importers being under the impression
that supplies cannot cont1nle aI such rate and
reluctant to force ealee in the preaent state 1f
the market; buyers. on the other hand act with
much reserve and Will only be tempted to operate
where come concession IS made, and we must
quote prices generally shout Ia lower than or
Monday; though in some instances few parcels OF
Prime rcd winter wheat changed ha als on quite as
goes of the coast do not lind ready buyers nnless
on mntn eae1er teEms; cargo Of red winter in
good eoEd1tion was cold yesterdAy at 4aa Cd de-
value; nre qualities are scarce and in ,:1,od de.
InaEd, hut anything Inferior Or cut Of condition Ia
d'5s@l5 to ssl st ,aay PRICE ac
dt1DanG Of retail order only. Cheese maintains
1ts value notwithstanding the liberal supplies and
small compass. the demand for which. is good; :;
good new meets 9 fair conenmptire sale. Hams
and ehou1ders-Nothing good lefs; old stock neg.
The first arrivals Of now cure viii fnd q market.
free sellers.
lower prices. owing to forced speculative sales,
North American, 4ss to 45s, according to quality,
GROVES j. ToDD.
GLASGOW, Nov. It, 1869.
BREADsTrFF6.-Weh have again fair arrivals Of
wheat and -four from United STATES apd f.anoias-
Our corn market opened quiet this week, eaes BE-
Ing mace IN some c11es at s1ight reduction but
wintEy weather setting in (snoW and keen frost)
brought. more active demsnd, and vo cloac
steaoy 1t last weeks quotations.
PnoE1s1oNs Beef and Pork very dull. Bacon
slow Of ssle At quotations. Shoulders wanted at
laz rates. Abont lao bo1es iii cdesee sold l e.
thip from 43s to 45s. Lard very duI and can on1
be sold IN retail at 41s to as:
, 1862-12-04

NEW TORK, Dec. 3.-FLoTR- -5G51cc bettar, but
cosea dull and hodera arc rather Disposed to req
1jze- Ea!ae, 3 GOO hrls- at - tugs S. for euper
state; s. 9f@655 for extra state; 45.TD@6 20 for
super western: So G@e4o foE common to nedt,
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; Sc 90@
S Is for trade brands.
Wn1aKT-Quite firm. Sales go brls. at 3sN@
ssc, chiefly outside prices.
GRA1n.-Wheat opened 1c better, but closed dull
ego soe1 sp1ing st si 1sgia5; 17o b. Mgaufee a @
Iowa at sI:s!@I:ss; $500 5q: viasel
RED western ct 81 $@1 ~; 147eo bu ambes
Michigan It = 4s@1 IS Sso e. ha = red sna snssz
ean at Il 6EQCt.62 the latter p7ice for extra
choice. C1rn opened 1c better, But closefduT1 at
about previous prfces-:34174c for shipping mixed
western 6s@i2c for damaged and heated. Oats
less active with small sales at G51G6c iur common
GRocEEIEs-C Coffee quiet and hrm. Sugars dull
Moasses dull ana unchanged d
HoPs-Steady. Sales Of 100 bales at 1s9s24c.
PRoyIe1oNs-Pork shade f1fmer. with mode
1ate demand. at IS 1sf@1s Is for measi $l1 5*g
| II. for prime. Cut meats quiet and unchanged
| DreeEed hogs in good request at 55zzc. Bacon
sides IN fair request. at 75<c for western Cumber
| 1and cut Lard shade fifmcr, at 969Xc. Butter
| 1G41sec fol Ohio. and 22I25c for state. Cheeze
steady at9s5@13c.
BUFFALO, Dac. a-Ftoun-1n moderate de
GaAE@W heat quiet; ssles No = Chicago spring
at tic Com in fair demand at 491@5ue. Oat:
| quiet at 4sc- Barley and Rye quiet
fxroRTs- 90 bills -four, LOCO bn wheat. 61, OK
! OsWEGO. Dec. .8-F1ouR-Unchanged
| GRAN-Wheat In moderate demsnd for winte
red Indiana at &1.x5@1-26. Corn quiet, uli1of
| soc; damaged do 5Qc- Barley dali
, 1862-12-04

The attention of the Common Council is
called to the necessity which exists, for the
passage OF Al ordinance with severe penalty
attached, to protect CONSUMERS from the re-
peated and dangerous abuses practiced by
dealers in ice. It Is well known to many OF
cur citizens that an immense quantity Of Ice
is annually cut from the basin inside the break
water, and from the Chicago river. With this
Ice, there is, as natural consequence, mixed
up mass Of filth and nauseating excresence,
which rises to the surface, and Is frozen in.
We know it is alleged b5 the dealers, that ice
taken out OF the places named, is not deliV-
cred to families, but is used by brewers,
butchers and other parties who require large
Quantities for cooling purposes. It this wero
true it would be well enough, but unfortunate
ly for cur cttizens we hare reason to believe
that many families we're supplied during the
| past summer With the very Ice there gathered.
Hundreds ol house-keepers will attest to the
unpleasant smell, and suspicious locking sed-
cment accompanying glass of ice water and
SCORES Of them nc venture to say have won-
| dered how Calumet, Crystal Lake or Willow
| Springs ice could be SO impure. We do not
intend these remarks to apply to any particu-
Lar company Or firm, for we believe they are
all more or less guilty Of the practice com
| planned Of. What Is needed to prevent re-
carrence OF the same evil is city ordinance
| with stringent penalties for each violation.
Then and not till then can the protection
sought be secured. With LIKES and rivers
perfectly pure so near at hand, there is 10 ex.
cuEe for dirty ice to be served out, and the
| parties interested should be held responsible
| for the abuse Of public confidence.
, 1862-12-04

WEDNESDAY EyEsE6, Dec. 3, ie6a.


1bo+o mn. q o,o5 a++onda,ce ~, ,rbeno, +,.5a-
s,a tta-a Ersa s,dar.1o ac,fr7t in ~ 1a,7;n.
7.a.1..ts s,- ,,-o;1nca and nror;s;ona and nricea
80 10. -..... +..z:,,s. ,+sn -
,ster the ~ recc;nt NJ +he rewa ~ 4he ndvacce IN
.1,,a =, +,a atts-nn,-,
~ -. 41ss.1 .,.or -, ,,,,,u,.oz ,.,,aa
xo- eas,,, s11 z1,aa ~ r.oan.t 10y ,,ro, a-1ax
s ta1as-s LID 49,. ps..- 's- haM
~. g n.;r s,a.,a.t.a .n5 -o - - o7,o+a
80 - 80. ~ 80 oaa,o ~ 49, 11e
~ " nss ~
80 va ~ To,..x ,.a..
10 - 49,. .,.., 49, =. as-o aro
~ - go. e,54z,aa - :, 3,esa aoo ~ W ~
T.ss ~ s,ls - hra ra ~ TsSs,ss - 49, ~,
IN -, ca,,aas ~ s,-a a,as.s W, - ~ ~
Nv 49, <E1s:,..-.eN..s.za ~: nv
as ~ ~ '.4a s sss.
9' - " ~ ~" .a S
, 1862-12-04

There is no change to uote in refined though We
quote the market dr1n, and good city brands Of
ded. There was stand off between buyers sud
holders Of crude, and the result iBw haveno sales
to report. Buyers were Offering &c for crude In
bulk, while holders are asking from 81 to a2Hc.
returned.
1.-THE above report has the appearance Of being
the production Of an oil holder. Very strange
that oil ehould be weak and dropping In every
market in the United States except Pittsburgh T.
Cox Ed,
, 1862-12-04

The Democrat Of yesterday says: The packing
houses are overstccted with hogs. and the ten,
dency Of prices Is Downward There are more
coming forward, and from greater distances from
this market than VIA anticipated. It ia beliered
that the receipts at tha point this season will ex-
ceed those Of last season by come thousands. The
decline s1nce Friday and Saturday Of last week has
been from t0@25c per 100 1Ds."
The eame paper reports the market as follows
The offerings ere larger than wBs anticipated,
and the market Ia heavy and prices faVor buIers
ranging from g. 0CG4 30, and for an extra heavy
lot 81. 40 HAs Qfele14
, 1862-12-04
Iron.

Tie Philadelphia market has been quite active
during lhe past week The NORTH 4.at7ica1 uf
this morning Gays: 'There is very little pig
metal cf1esi5g; most makers ha7irg sold up are
not disposed to contract for future delivery al the
tl1acite. however, are reported, IN lots, mostly
and o. at so 01@62 90 for three numbers, cash and
time, which figures are now refused by some; in
c1udiug LOCO tons at our highest figures. 4months:
5EG tons lite No: a. t2s % cash. and 800 tons
forge at very full 14te. exact rerms not public.
For manufactured iron the demand Continues yerY
active, and prices are tending upward. II
, 1862-12-04
Salt In Detroit.

IFI0h th8 FFee Pfe6s, ID
reduction Of 90c took place on all kinds Of s8ft
this mc1n1Dg- This remarkable decline is OWING,
in part, to the competition existing between the
Saginaw company and the onondaga salt works.
Another reason tending to depress the market is
the fact that large quantity Of Liverpool salt has
made fts appearance on the market, thus COM
p1etely flooding it. and, natural result, tend
ing to materially reduce the former figures. It is
The. opinion Of those who opght to know that tha
present decline will not only be maintained, but
that the price will BE- still further reduced in the
couree Of few Eeeks. Saginaw salt is now sell
$25 for fine.
, 1862-12-04
Ezy Go and see the Congress of stars that
appear nightly at the Winter Garden.

To TIE LAD1Es.-At the solicitation of large
numter OF ladies in this city, Ill. b. s. Carter has
concluded to establish here, manufactozy and
ealesroom. where Browns Superior Waist and
Skirt Supporter can be obtained. This article, it
is known to the most of our readers has rece1ved
the highest concentrations, both for the ease It
renders to the wearer. as well as for the health
promoting qualities produced by 1t. They arc
made with Or without wha1ebone, andca be WON
with cozeets Or not as preferred. As skirt sup
porter 1t Is the very best now In use, having the
merit Of strength and beauty, q combination not
hitherto reached. The TACT that relief is by this
means gained, from the burden Of clothing usually
bearing down upon tho hips, must commend 1t to
general use. For the present Miss Heckle, No. 6
Lake Street. Will keep supply on hand, and Ladies'
can sail there and examine them.
n Cook AciAin. Beeam DTers and 8ooorets, 90
Dearborn and 12o s. Clark streets, clean end dFe
ladies and gentaeneus clothes IN the best and cheap
e manner. Tha oldest established house tn the catY
Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT s STRATToN'e
CH1cAeo CoNAERc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough
business education.
, 1862-12-04

TOR SaLE-Choice Dairy Butter ;
Il also. choice Honey aud LeafL,rd II packages IA
suit fa1tes o. boarding housea or re ssts3l Trade
ALSO. uesh Eggs sad Ponltr{, By D. GOODRICH. Nc
II Las a1ie street. Call and 1ee. nba9x5I8 3w
, 1862-12-04

Nesg York Stock and Mercy Market.
By telegraph New foRK, Dec. 3. 1862.
Second Board Stocks 11mer generalg.
Chi s. 4. Island... six Mich. Sou. gtd >. -. S4L
Chi, Bur. d Q..... sSH Michigan Southern 40l
Gal 3 Chi. $50. S2A Michigan Central 9l3
Geve. d Toledo. 69A Toledo T. Wab. 1st. vi
Eleve. & PittB. a Tennessee 65... IS
Missouri 6s..... 53
GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
e. Il o. ..1oozz u pons Il L "a
De1psnd Notea. .1265z 7.5e I. Notes. ~
MoEEY-EaEy at per cent on call
Sterling Exchange firm at 1427s1144H for mer-
American gold fr1ner, opening at 81 and closing
1113ef at 321.
che steamer Persia, to-day forL1verpool, carried
out. $54S ,2G7 in Epecle.
, 1862-12-04

Z EBaIt1more7CetIee markef-N0V. 20.
There has been very limited inquiry for this
article throughout the past weak anq transactions
Rio to 60 to another market at 3113c 3 b net
caeh. The stock of ali descriptions ia quite mod.
crate and held firmly, and the market closes With
out material change In prlcea viz: common to fslt
Rio at s05s@3ic; good to prime do at 31541S2c
Laguayta at Sc, and Jsra at 35c q d.
, 1862-12-04
:Dnr .5ale.

FOR SALE.-A span Of large
chesp, fur want Of uze. Apply at E20 No1th Canal
sttett de3172 It
, 1862-12-04

This disease has been raging to fSarful extent
In Marsha}l county, for come time past, carrytDg
cff large number at hogs. Some farmers haTe
already lost as many as one hundred by this ept-
demic. nnd in many cases inatant death succeeding
an attack Of the l1setse. The prevalence of this
Ecouree is unueual in this section Of the con1a-
try-Tt1c071 IN 1IlktHfqgucer
, 1862-12-04

ordly. the opening price being much higher thsn
1hsy were led 70 expect There two causee hare
i, duCed osncrr to rnsh their hngs forward, fully
t:1 weeks ear,,. Than nt,,at. The quality ia NOT
equal to last season, bnt probably near IN average
, 1862-12-04

MERCHANTS, FARMERS AND MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK.--We are gratiied to note the
highly prosperous condition OF this useful
Institution which has just completed its first
quarter. The statements to December 1st
ehow that the number Of EavIng accounts is
los, With depozits Of sci, ,045.27. We consider
this favorable showing as evidence OF the coz
Ideuce which the public have in tbs msnagc-
ment and reliability Of the Bank.
, 1862-12-04

TOR SALE-A family Horse,
II tua size. perfectly gentle under the saddle or II
tatuesa DalT mind tugs cars and EIll stand with.
OFT tTing, sold for wsHt OF nse TO be seen at T.
MOKGAE8 Stable, back OF Sherman House.
, 1862-12-04

POTATOEs-Qu1et at 7c075c for prime.
EGGS-13G514c per doz fer fresh
POULTRY Chickens ID dozen, 81 Is; Turkeys
y b, 5Q6c; Prairie Chickens q dozen, S2750s.o.
, 1862-12-04

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. s, 1864.
BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed 73a head. Market
quiet and without essential change at the Cot
tase Grove" Yards Strater sold Hancock IS head,
estimated to average 1880 lbs, at 3A1c. This is
the best sale at the yards today. Ne give the fol.
1ntx
, 1862-12-04

NORWEGIAN ASFEsT1TAL.-To-aight the ladies'
Of the Norwegian Lutheran Church hold =
festival at German Hali. The proceeds are to
go toward iquidating the debt pressing upon
the Church, and which the members, who are
for the most part mechanics and laborers,
find It very difficult IN these war times to
bear up under. There will be = variety Of
fancy articles for sale and 8 fine supper will
also be provided. We trust that this appeal
upon the part Of class who are among our
best citizens, will receive the liberal response
of benevolent public.
, 1862-12-04

New York Seed Iarket-Dee /.
Glover is In better demand, and the market Is
firm; sales Of $50 bags and brls at 10AmIoxc.
Timothy Seed IL quiet at 81 0032.3lX d bu.
Rough flax Eeed is scarce and saleable ut 81 6OkA
2.9o "a bn. Of n; lbs.