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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01
MILITARY CLOTHING


NJ l. AIRY GO DDS
\ large assortment of swords Sashes Ypls SbnuIdar
straps, llaversacks, 0yercoat sings list5ls Cans
drinking Iubes, Cups, Ka e, Fork and Snoon and in
TACT eTeryihine that a Soldier wants to make him com
Portable. Presentation Swords procured of the hest
quality. RICHARD FISKf 4gcnt 'e''
Sign of the Big Gun, l95 Main street
large assortment Of Watches. Silver Ware Jevelrv
and Spcctaclcs DIFF ' " 81 y
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Special NOtIce.-In consequence of the increaseof
tue Wholesale price of Papers shall be Obliged on and
after Monday Dec. 1852 to make the following terms
for the Daily Papersnamed
Boston Daily Journal, Traveller, and Transcript-Sin-
gle copies ceuts; for week IS cents; for month";
Is cents for three months. 81, l3
Boston Daily Herad-Sngle copies, 2 cents; for
Sips S'
Worcester Daily spy-sngle copies, 2 cents; for a
month, 50 cents. A. G.PARKFR
n29 d3t News Agent, W, and n. Railroad.
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BE Wise by TImesI-Do not trIhe with your
Health Constitution and character. If you are suffer
ing with any diseases for which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT
BUcHU is recommended try it! try it! try i'll 1t Will
cure you save long suffering, allayng pain nfam-
nation and will restore you to health and purity lit
Tie expense and no exposure. Cut out the Advertise
Of counterfeits! Ask for Helmbolds. Take no other
Cures guaranteed. deop2rl nd
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SWORDS SASHES. BELTS, SHOULDER STRAPS
Aud NJ, CAPS ot., flSToLS, HAVERSACK>,
=, Aso.Drinking Tubes, Rubber Cups Writing Desks.
KNIFE Fork and spoon, with many other articles for
comfort, all of which will be sold at the lowest
possible price Particular attention given to procuring
PRESENTATION SWORDS.
CHAS. c, COLEMAN
DEALER IN WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER WARE &C
slt dtt 23 Main street, corner Of Foster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

THE clothing dealers of this city will close
their stores each evening at o'clock after to-
day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Experience teaches us that delicacy prevents MANY
females from applying for the to alleviate suffer.
Ing and life That objection cbvated in the case
ofSirJames Carkes Pills prepared after the prescrip
ton Of SirJames Clarke, Physician to the Queen Of Eng
land, and well known to be the only and sue remedy
ioremale difficulties and distractions from any cause
They can be sentin bottle containing 50 pills. post free
by enclosing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH & CO., and all Druggists.
nj deOdNweOW
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Republican Meeting.

cushioned pews and carpeted aisles of the
sanctuary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

JAMES O'KEEFE of this city, first lieutenant
in the 28th regiment has been promoted to a
captalncy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Smiths Curative Cleansing COmoound.-A
for Headache, Burns, Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker Piles, Sore Throat &c, &c. For
ale by BUSH CO., "a Front street. by the dozen OF
ingle bottle at manufacturers prices. decd vac
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

scents Fine Shirts made TO order in the most an.
proved style and in the best manner al sbort notSs
SE =: a; MALBRlDGE, No. American House Block
''"iii ~tteIHs cut diff
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zhTVU1 1T Is IIIc WISH Ut
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,

For sale by all dealers in city and country Also PRO
prletor of Hunnewells Universal tough Remedy, and
HARLOW, NJ. b. GREEN & co JAMES GREEN
Agents for Worcester, Mass deodkwlm mis-
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The Confessions ana Experience Of an In
vnlld.-Pubshed for the benefit and as a warning and
caution 70 young men who suner from Nervous Debll
NV, Premature Decay, &c supplying at the same time
the means of self cure. BY who has cured himse
after being put to great expense through medical impo
sitOn and quackery by enclosing paid Addressed
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had the author ma
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, Kings county
N. Y. d&wiy 's' mch6'
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DR.. John q. Mott, Physician nnd Surgeon,
W COURT STREET, corner OF Howard. Boston, Is consult
cd daily FROM IN until 2 and from to In the evening
on all Diseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs scro
uOus Affections, HumOrs OF all kinds Sores Ulcers and
Eruptions, Female Complaints &c, An experience Of
over twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ 10
cure all OF the most difficult Medicines entirely
vegetable, ADVICE tree. d3taw6m OlO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

pr. j. WcsIey Kelley, Analytical Physician,
VIII be In attendance at his Medical Office l2 Main
street. Worcester to consult with patients upon all
eases, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Dec 4th and
9TH (OHce dduce freeJ Ladies and gentlemen are in
Yited to call vy2t,Ed6tcS nos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Important Suggestion to FemaIes.-lf any
one suggestion is eimpoTtant than another it is the
announcement of relief Tor the monthly suferings
common to the and the violence which is only
known 10 themselves. Many good constitution sinks
under it, while friends wonder the The
sstem becomes affected by the greet strain and no COM
plant calls louder for relief To perfectly relieve
the suherngs while natures part the work fully
carried out, is what HUNNEwELLs ToLU ANODYNE has
performed in most extreme cases, and undoubted
testimonials confirm the declaration.
Asking the confidence of all who can appreciate the
relief from SO much suffering and accept this valued
preparation as truly meritng the name and fame of a
true AnOdyne is the wish of
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To Military Officers.

Particular attention is called to my stock of
LlG HIT AN D DARK BLUE CLOTHS
MILITARY CLOTHING,
Having had large experience in this line of busness
can warrant Uniforms from this establishment In he
satisfactory in every particular All orders executed on
short notice.
D. II. EAMES
Harrington Corner,
auI diff Corner Main and Front streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Draper az CLARK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ann
DealerS IN Flour, Grain, Meal Grass Seed, salt Lime
Ssmeht Caelned Plaster Plaster Paris Ground Oyster
2neis, ana Farmers Produce generally. Also Agents
i9r tne sale of super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
Iuaho' American Guano and Ground Bone.
80 "a. - DRAPER IL CLARK
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Ehe Union RestOred.-F. A. CLOCGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
mat Union Block having been fully restored since the
nre, he has re-opened mis- old HarDressng Room in bet
ter style than ever where he will be happy 10 attend
upon all who may favor him with call, dtt aps
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

FURNI SHING ERTAKER
His Coffin Warerooms at SO Front street. where
always be found large assortment Collins of all dit
ferent Kinds OF patterns, Mentac and Walnut Baskets
OF all Sizes Coffin Plates and Robes the best
AIM A."-l e. residence SO Front street. dtf aui4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

William Hammond machinst of Taunton.
had both legs broken while at work putting
in the machinery of the steam sloop-of-wa1
Sacramento at the Portsmouth navy yard,
Wednesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Mrs. M. w. GernIds, PuYsIo1AN AMI src
ehSSqL MiDwiFE No. 4S Exchange street Special
children Office hours from to A. n. and from to
3 P. dtt -, "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

The number of marriage certificates issued
at the city registrars officein Boston on We'd
nesday was 27-upon the corresponding day
last year, l6.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-12-01

Mrs; b. IL. Clark, NJ. h., Physician and sue
cessu Midwife would announce to the ladies of Worces
Ter ana vicinity that she continues to treat all diseases
peculiar to females scientifically and successfully. Con
sultation free. Office residence 309 Main street.
Oi Myrtle diff APPS
, 1862-03-05

N OT1CE.-On the ecth day Of
In Ma7cs, next xe shall sell at the North door Of
the Cont Rouse in the city Of Chicago nyc coupon
bonds of the cltr 9f Peh1n Of $500 each being nnn
years to run and drawing Inter 1t the rate OF cieh
per cent peg Annnm-ssne having been hrpothccated
with us hS 6 a. EupfstS & Co.
Chicago, March Isl. 1s62. .-........
Mhi-n22S3..K WIILIAAIS & EQUGHTELING
, 1862-03-05

NEW YORK, March 4-coTEoS- -Firmer. Sales
1,3e9 bales M Ct MSa@A1e for niddling nplands;
5Iss I'D S1s s9a 4 Es e. about se
xessa; for eonSon e ed"m iRn saRss
R;dp SSs sss sagpa r. ta saes s sas.
dsclinipg: sales go brls At 35.4oG5B for s1per;
quiet aud steady With small sales 1t $s9g54a5.
blls Brsndywine At $a,s@s, s.. 0 1'''
with holders refusing 10 eel below sc; afterwards
the market becaMe more quiet and settled and
35o0 br1s we're sold at se9a14c- closing quiet and
CnsN-Wneat dull md dropping. sa1es 1000
hu winter red western at $!.4l in store; $50 bu
good milwaukee, club at 81: as, and 500 bn winter
+ III a5dts 81 stsfe at s
6Ac; 500 bu Canada East at Sc. Oats firm at 80
@3lo for Jersey. Canadian, western and state We
medium. and $e-ADe.35 for mal1oWfata; also 500
bris OF black-eye Ha.rowfats at 9Sap1 1sS- Corn
es. oEs saes sstgs sd ID RISE & he Mss
etn n store and delivered and 56161c for new rel
Low Jersey and southern.
out material ehaage. &c. 2 BIZ f St gs'sz @3!n
new q over s!4 s514 ss7s sioSiI ios p:ime, and
small eales at 81. .0@550 for country mees !;
34-WGJ4-50 for country prime; $la01Jl3~53
| Tor zepaekcd mess. st3.159l4z5 for extra
ness Prime mess, beef quiet at $DA22
Beef hams in moderate demand at 4t6Df7.
Gut meats quiet and firm. Sales 50 pkgs at 456D
| SC for shoulders; 81 @7Ec for hams. Sales 203O
$50 boxes at SIC sor short ribbed middles. Dressed
hogs fra with sales at 5tsG5atc Tor western, and
! eGLGAc for ci1y. Lard in fair demand at prices
slight: in fayor Of buyers Sales $50 brIs at ~
| Is1ic: including very choice kettle rendered at
SIC Bntter selling At 1&Ge13c for Ohio and 161
| 21c fer stste. Cheese steady At 547c.
GEocEEIEs-Sugar shade firmer: sales 1862
ht9s Cnta at 8HR7c, including a small partial
| Of Porto Rico at T5ic Refined sugars have ad.
vanced fully &c per pound. Mollsees quite firIn
sales % bids new and old crop Porto Rico at 3oi
sc; 16 ni,ds St Kits at &c; Is hhds Cuba Maaco
/ vado at 2aEc.
MosEE-The money market continues steady at
z cent for loans on call Primo paper is scarce
and IN fair demand at q cent. Sterling exchange
! dnll at 1tsAGi113 for bankerss bills American
gold 1:5@27z = cent PREM California gold batz
d:1i at 17=G2s1{ T cent prem. Government stocks
continue steady; $40 Treasury notes selling At
| 99lz@s91s; demand notes quoted at 1-16 = cent
| discnupt-
| srocKs-Du1l. c + @ s4:csT 45s<, 80
GA SIX: CAP1e; MS gid 47K; u s 49,.
c535ss: X AK, 70; Little Miami ~; Eric pfd
! 51:s, 90: Erie 34K: X c ss9z; Pac II 93t<
/ american gold ICE Mich S I'd hds IS; No Gs sex
| b 35; Treasury $40 per cent s94 { S Is 81
| Oregon War loan o.
, 1862-03-05

The receipts Of Hogf, lire and dressed, amount
ed to-day to only 1853. Under this light supply,
both Live and Dressed Hogs were buoyant. Live
Hoga advanced 1eI15c q 100 1hs. with sales at S3
03.75 gross. Dressed Hogs advanced 5@10c, with
transactions at $s5o04 principally al $500
$50, dividing on 100 ibs.
The Provision market Is quiet. There is some
inquiry for Mess Pork, partly on Canadian account
with salcs Of G78 brs city packed at ti50 and 100
brls country at $11-00. Holders Of round lots Of
good brands were asking &1t.75Gt2.O0, but buyers
wonld not bid orer $11.50. Bulk Meats are scarce
and in good demand at 31s@s5Sc for Shoulders,
41aR4Ac for Hams, and .4s;c for Sides, loose
English meats are firm with sales Of Short Rib at
51sc and Short Bonelcss at 5H. Green Hams are
in fair request at &c. Lardis dull and depressed,
with sales OF city kettle at &C, aud country at 6s<
G6Xe-
The supply Of Beef Cattle was light and under a
good demand the market WAS frn-Kfth sales Of
packing Cattle at Sa-6eOa,9o, and shipping Cattle
at $a.a@3Ao for fair to extra.
The demand for F1onr was very light and the
market dull and depressed-with limited transac-
tions at $as0G4.00 Tor fair to good spring extras
The Wheat market was very dull under less fl
yorable news rom New York and Liverpool, and
prices declined E@1xe per bushel-Ttth unusually
light transactions at ssx@soc for 10. Spring,
| 74E@55c for No. Spring-rlosing duh at the IN
side figures.
The Corn market was also easier and moro
actfTe-Nith Ea1es Of about 100 600 bushels at es
@24c for winter receipts Of mixed in store and 81
@241sc for fresh receipts.
Oats were cold at 17A@t72ic for No / in store.
| Rye advanced E@tc. with sales at 4aAG42c. Bar
| ley WIS active and firm Hfghwtnes we're firm
/ and active at 2oc-c1oking firm Timothy Seed
was in good demand, with sales at $,.ro Glove,
| Seed was sold 1t x3.TS.
, 1862-03-05

FmE.-About halfpast twelve o'clock yes
terday morning two-story frame dwelling on
Jefferson street, between North and Old
streets, owned by Patrick Dana, was destroy
ed ty FIRE. Ioss 800: insured.
, 1862-03-05

per bfi-with ealcs Of only about 1000 brls In
the week at 3l1. .15&D1t 50 for city ana t1a75aue0
FOR country packed. The demand Is chiefly spae.l-
lattve, with nome inquiry on Canadian account.
AZ the clsse the market fs hzm at I'll 80 for
{andard brands GONE holders refusing that price,
1nH HRss poKK-Thera have been eume light
1kles dnring the week ut 410W, but holders at the
cloee AK $t0.sD. There ts nothing doing In Prime
Pork or Rumps. BULK MEArs-The demand for
Bulk Meats Of Ill Kinds Is exceedingly
hsffk, both for speculation and to I'LL Or
ders from Baltimore and New York,
and We note an advance in prices during the week
of fnI}y Nc e b-closing with ready buyers Of
Shoulders, At at84@akc loose Hams, ,4llc loose; and
Sides at Axe loose. The amount In first hands
however il very Light, md the supply is by no
means equal to the demand. Country-cured meats
eel At h@Ac below the ADORE quotatlons. Enc
L1sH HEATs-There Is very little making now, and
the market is almost entirely bare-closing with
good demand Ut 45se for Cumber1ands, 51c for
Short Rib, and 5ke for Short Boneless. GREE1
HEArs- There Is = good demand for Green Shoul-
ders at &c and Hams at 4c. LAHp-The demand
for Lard has been active and the market has ruled
very qu1etit being difficult to realize at the ad-
vance quoted week sgD. Prime City kettle is
held at Sc Steam ia quiet at 61<@Tc: Country ket-
tic, G1497c; No. Lard, es@635c. GREAsE-In
good demand and firm, with Gales at Sc for Yellow
and s7x25a{c for White Mss BEEr-Thcre have
hare been but few sales during the week, and the
market Is almost nominal At $500 TOR Mess and
$1,000 for Extra Mesa.
TO-DAY there waa fir demand for Mess Pork
at $11-5l, but holders Of round lots were asking
more Lard was duh. Cut Meats scarce and firm
Sales were :-6s7 br1s city packed Mess Pork at
, 1862-03-05

The following extract from the weekly circular
Of 1lr. Henry Nnward, provision broker, issued
to-day, reviews the market for the past week, as
follows:
Last year our packing for the Ecason was made
up to the 18th Of March, but the subsequent pack
ing reached some f0,CuO to 70.G9o head and inter
fered seriously with the calculations Of opera
tors. This year, although the receipts have dinin
i=hed, vt they are still of such magnitude as to
render it fEdscreet TO close the account at such an
e8r1r date, particularly as most Of our heaTy
houscs are still IN actiye work. and some Of them
ha,e accumulations Of dressed hoss- which have
for the season has reached about 4G5- COS head
4 good demand has existed for Mess Pork at
81 Is to 911 su and the announcement OF the ptlr
chase in Milwaukee OF considerable quantity at
$l2,00 p br1 led holders here to anticipate still
higher prices. The more cautious operators here
seem, however, to have withdrawn from the mar
ket which closes firm but quiet ut Si1 70 al the
outside quot3tion. 4 fayoritc brand is offered,
buyers option to the 1st Of Nsy. at So to the
sxSen of 800 9rls cent Mes5 has sold At
and S0up pork have been somewhat inquired for,
bnt quantityof either made has been 90 tri-
been - aossa soa for ( eF eiy and $50 oF
country. Eulk meats arc much inquired for hut
are very scarce and sell readily at 3A43xc for
holders. however, generally demand Xc advance on
these quotations.
The stock Of English Meats has become 50 much
lied Some sales have been made at 4I145Sc fss
ng soneesa Madss * ee aer aaq aad s iSF
Hams sold to the extent Of e50 boxes at &c i b.
In the carly part Of the week the Lard market
was actireand prices reached 71zc for prime. hut
and the market closes quiet and dull at &c for
prime. and 61sGG:.c for No !. Grease would meet
au active demand 1t a2sc for yellow, ind 51l@5kc
Tic cattle market has been active at about the
same prices ae last week, viz: 5s.5sa 90 for fair
, 1862-03-05

Pm EoEwEc1An-1 LIVERPOOL, Feb 20, 1852
LcHpoS MONEY! MARKEf -Coneols closed Thurs
day at 92x@93 for money.
AnkR1c4a S1oc6s Illinois Central 46k dis
connt Erie g. =.
LlyERpoo1, February a1-CorroE-sale. Of the
week, es9 bales. intending = 600 to specalators,
and 1aho0 to exporters- Market buoyant- and
prices bare advanced ,k@kd on the week. Sales
to-day (FTidasl. reached 10.fGo bales, including
400 to spectators Gard exporters market clos
ing firm st The following quotstlons: Fair Orleans.
IN; mIddlfug l3d: faic Mobile, 14H Efddlin.,
do. uplnnda, 18a63ssH.
Manchester adsicea report goods and Jarns up.
warts, hut market quiet. BFexdstuffs market gen
orally dun. Wakefield & Nash report Hour quiet
aud steady: red southern and western, tisg1as2d
white southern ard western, 1eD13s- Cornquiet
mixed ye1iow 3Ge3dH39e6d.
Provieion market steady. hnt rlilea oun and IN,
changed. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Bacon qui-
Ct 4 S@3ss: Land afmer It 4t@4ss: Ashes Eona.
active. Teaarm. Rice quiet and steady. TaIlow
fz1ses. $3.50. Laseed oil steady At ssssd.
FRANCE-1de French bousEe Il believed to be
undergoing an Improvement, owing to receipt ol
gold from london.
Tbs application for the conEereton Of the eK pa,
ecrt Icnt<a had reached a. e0G1Q6
, 1862-03-05

CIDEE-swect nearly out OF market, with sales
at $6.50Gfoo per brl. Sour $9.50pcr brl-
CHEESE-Thefe hare been several sales Of Hi
1ofs Cheese during the week at 5El6c. To-day
u: tons were sold at SIC in brls.
COOPERAGE-Pork Barrels are again in better
supply and the market tends dawnwards Sales
to-day we're: 80 at $1.s0 delivered; 80 do at
$l00 on track; 50 Lard Tierccs at 81 80 delivered
BEANS-P1ime Navy Beans are in fair demand
at &. .as0u 80 per bushel; Common to good Mixed.
sGc@s1.00.
EGGS|resh eggs are in better supply, with
sales at 13@t4c per doz.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens e. a5G1.5 50 per
doz; Turkeys 51s@cc per b1l.
PoTATOEs-In limited demand at 35@ .5c per
bushel.
DRESSED HOGS-Received last week, 1890 ;
received to-day, 742; shipped last week. e.a01
The market still continues to tend upwards
showing an advance on the week OF 15S1a0c.
TO-DAY there wa5sa very active inquiry BY ship,
pere, as well as fair demand by packers, and tho
market advanced 5GS10c. Sales were:
, 1862-03-05

PROVISIONS The receipts Of Hogs continue
libcsal, considering the lateness Of the season,
and near5y al the Pork Houses are still buey at
work. The prospects are that pscking viii con-
tinue for 4 month yet, ~ there IL still n srge
quantity Of Hogs In this State and Iowa 10 conc
in. The receipts Of Beef Cat&ls have been liberal
and two or three @houecs are engaged il making
,TIe1te and Government Beef. ~.
The Provision z afket during the week hAs
been leEs aetiyepri1cipallx pa account Of the cx-
'trce frmnees OF hoIdcfa and tho scarcity Of pro-
;duet: :xEssPoax-Since tke date o{eur last weekly
irevtew. vel have 70 report ~ sdsanet VI tuu5 ase
, 1862-03-05

MONETARK,

TrxeD1r EvEnNa, March 4, 1s6a.
Since the passage OF the Treasury note bin,
money has been more plenty, and produce men
can obtain about al they want on the usual terms,
This. with our continued successes In eebeldom,
has had the effect to atihen the markets, and prices
maintain an upward tendency Exchsnge has
been little drmer to-day, and quotations may bs
made at par buying, and 4 per cent prem selling,
although round lots were probably sold at y. Gold
dropped some to-day, following New York. We
quote; ~ buying, and a32xfelling. The trans
actions arc light. Treasury notes are in demand
By outsidcrsat X prem.
The earnings By the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad in February 1864 we're $i19 1894
against Sis. .sa511 in February, 1861, showing an
increase Of 4,448 Is.
ST. LoU1s, ALTON s CHICAGO RAILROAD. The
following are the earnings Of this Road from Feb,
QASh $n Fab pc{h 4Eea tnn1r.:.n.
, 1862-03-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Asa Observation-Disclosures 1t st. Johns Church,
Union Park, at II O'Clock in the morning.
Ash WEpHEaDAr.-There will be religious eer-
vice in St. Janes's Church to-day, {being Ash Wed
needay} at II A. u.
;, The eerricealof tho Bishops Church will be
held On Ash Wednesday in tho lecture room Of the
iogton and Carpenter s1rrets. Hours Of service
Ib3G L. II and 4PM
, 1862-03-05
COMM ME<RCIAI

TUESDAY EVENING, March 4.
The receipts and shipments Of leading articles
Of trade and commerce during the past week, and
since January ], with comparative statistics:
RECEIPTS or LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO DURING
THE WEEK ENDING FEB. -.
, 1862-03-05

In ills City. On the 4ta list ALICE vie o5 Albert
7 Fnery. sna darsa.sE Of Christopher and Msry
Funeral .Eices viii be held 1t their TeAdenee, rs
West Lake si-tc*. at o'clock F. Il the 1th, {ro1
whfnce the remains will be conveyed EAss.
At 'he M1neezo&. Nhea ,Onto1agea County. Alch ,
EicHARD THOAAa e1des1 son f Thomas Taoma1'
OF u hkc!d fever. ReceaRed VA member OF tne Der
plalhss street. r. s. C1u.ch. md nuth respected eJ III
who EnsW hin.
, 1862-03-05

The total stock of cotton In port, b estimated
at 479, ,0o0 bales, fnclnding ITS 00 American,
Brcsdstuns clofed With downward tendency and
~ qualit es slightly declined Provisions quiet
ard steady.
Loxpos, Friday -Consols closed At seNR93 for
money. American etocke-latest ea1es: Illinois
Central ahares 45k dfs, and Enc e9@s0- The Bank
returns chow an Increase In bullion Of Sf48,0N.
, 1862-03-05
:. Total to odate.---.....-........-.
Eighteen Of those reported above have dice
since Saturday afternoon

Rrnrr Arsrc txn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ,
psr, rostnraov sbonr,,, hr anaox;,t.aaa.
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enc,;,ncns ~ the, 1-;,,a .an;, a,...t- - ss1s
1ars1 f;o,, +ho a-;sana,.s - 1c.e..a a. = 10 -
60, 49, ~ ~" eon4ea a.
s'.,9. en.oa1es nanef' OF
eo"o7.'.11 ~teaIs ~ annoss anl1-
p'oh. soa 1o'e1sI,-pront 10 De considered
purely IN professional sense. sword-canes
eating Their manufacture from the year one
pistols Of curious and unique workmanship,
dsnRezons only to the reckless hand that darc
discharge thcm-1eVo1yeEs Of later origin, but
eqo.4S elective in warfare, sans barrels, sans
s.ocAe' Rocks, hammer, etc--dirks of fabulous
ei.nens'onss hammered out Of f1lts and rasps,
~aa snea.As oa ontanned horse hide-dirks
With handles and without, aud all the szaalIe,
arms, from butcher knife IN q s.hr. ~.
srront trcn,cnts 7<cr- ~ +,,a Ane
-. c. .,oo 49,, ~ ~ e.41e novel CHAR
actei s'ome ~" saia4i po"der-horns, such
as the. Aborigines used for powder, were
taken, intended, perhaps, to carry the ammr.
CO., go nfn.o-a;5 ..,s+a,s ~, ,e onu' =.
hnlon ior luz alo1esaio ple,o1s' Au IN ell.
more strange congtofnefaion OF heterogcne'
ous utensils could not be found elsewhere