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The New York herald., 1862-11-13

JIARDWARE AUCTION NOTiCE.-j0HN E. VAN
II ANTWERP SON, auconcer, will aeli, his cay NOV
IA st 10 ocock saiesroom II Murray str q, 3v6
lots assorted English, German and American Hardware,
which stock goods remaining unsod from the
retail sok of last week. also 20 gross John Askans suPe
or Table gnsery, Of desirable Patterns and new goods;
also inc Tea aud Table spoons and Forks Reyosb
Casters de- Also invoices OF Pocket Knives and scsseTs
Mortice Rim Front Door Locks brass aud IRON Til
Locks Hat coat and Wardrobe Hooks Tin and Britannia
Ware &c. sr
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

yvENRy u LEEDS A CO. ANCTroNBERs HENRY
Ii IL LEEDS co win sell At ansien, en- fIiaay, NOV.
IA al O'Clock gallery 3 Nassau st .et nne AZ
iert and modern OIL Paintings order OF the executor OF
Tho late Matthias Bruen consisting ei some bne samles
~ the ol ma sre purchased by him many years ago Mhe
in Europe also number of bne modern re'ares peiong
ing 10 Tie collection and pnrnher OF modern Sapntt
Pictures ny imported in this collection may Dc lond
the works Michael Carre Ommeganek Sebastian Martinez
erphan Bonfayo Teniers Crancb, Bontee retro dc Car
tona, Rosa Tiyoli pained for the 0nona ainy y
,anlcmer Wilson, j. d. Croker SaBIranc DC; also FAINT
inrs by Sonn,a caery Mazoni and others iney are now
on exhibition as abeye
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. &C.

A SUPERB PAIR or HORSES WILL he 9OLD BY
N Messrs HENRY II. LEEDS a co. al - Nassau street
90 THURSDAY s,h mst az J. O'clock Horses are deep nay
lo.e black tails nearly 6 hands high good, kind aud
fast drivers n doub. or harness both
saddle Horses Also Carriage, nearly Harness.
hohes .sc
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
-ECARs AVID TOBACCO.

THE FOLLOWING CHEWING AND SMOKING 40
tf1Urs 'nsvtabted unst truassed ap, ia mo mar.
tNn tan y ,Andi-- O.amaf eSlfa she,.nv. - !
t.ss E,yrs fSsst snttiDe 1T l.arrrnce Nd
IlfN5tgt ' 3e srtaA s.a ~ u 81 Y1rat
v, A'slE 70 i5,iiy street
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
BOARDING AVID LODGING

NEW HOUSE, MODERN InrEovEMENTS,--l'!,EA ,EA
"a sh fursIs .ed R'ons waii eye,.ent Boa y ~, n'
Sl1 to S5 lies aceofdib ly a k3, ITO an'
I3S Blseeser street ss hvss west Q. Brp2dway Due'
EH asd6
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
L,DwARD sCHFNCK, AUcTIoNEER
u ELEGANT SPAN or HORSES, PHAETON AND
I'll aKNESS


Hy EDWARD sCHENCK, this day, 18th ins4 st one
O'Clock AZ his szesrooa, l5S Broadway, elegant
Sorr-s asa hands, and years old iert.cty
sound Kind and gentle. stylish ana exceedingly
drivers either double single nne saddle horses
beved 10 b~ ax hne tor gentlemans dfy
be shown Ia the city together easily ia 20
ODoommop fine rusds,er- Also,
AN ELEGANT DOG CART OR PHAEToN,
hnih 70 order by Brewster Co In their best aud
cost St5u Also, eleusnt Double Harness. solid silver
moanuags The above nave only used June last
70 ee positively sold without The horses viii be
soa paaie from the pnaeton Can be and tired
street, near University place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13
EDwARD srHTxRrICH. AUcTioYEEI.

(.EoRGE COOK, AucTioNEER
ssu x.~.. 1Teks sale VI cls.rst
FANCY GOODS, BRDNxES FAIJ4N Axus GLASS
WARE, BRONZE AND oRM0IU cI'laL'e
70 b sold lor account ~ whom ay concern oV Tburs
gay enc frasS, NJ W Ncnk ~ talr.rosrs tI BRO way
go. 70 ,hs Amsr,sa se.srnph gas- lsfe. ,ocs tbs
ktret seds ~ lAtN tnrfts VIA rOeks Va
s,sesrs sr*tet, cHna rea and DNn,t sets ....r.'.
81 whsss ths AZ tnres u -sset .. II. ss,, I, a .
ewvW
The New York herald., 1862-11-13


At COOPER INsTITUTE-BRYANT, sTRATTOS b
"A PENNs Commercial College. Instruction day ., en
In bookkeeping, commercial law
busness penmsnshp &C. Every possible offered
young Tor acquiring complete business education Ca
Tor catalogue.
A LADY OF INTELLIGENCE AND REFINEMENT
"A wishes to obtain situation
lady copyist, anything that will enable her Il
home and maintain herself by the exercise Of aieps
would like to accompany an American family going Caoa
Address Emma Herald ohce.
HIGHLY CULTIVATED YOUNG LADY WISHES 20
n meet with 6rst class European family where Frsn b
q spoken, who would consder Instructions IN ana
Eng:h branches On for Board Best
YOUNG LADY WISHES TO SECURE HOME
n for the winter In some family whee portion Of hog
time devoted 70 instruction In music or The English
three days Teacher, Brooklyn Post once.
ELocUTIoN TAU0HT-STAMMERrN0 CURED-
~ Great enthusiasm n the Vocal Gymnasium. ~ Eass
Twentysevenh street corner Of Madison avenue Comps
course in Vocal 0ymnascs Eiocuticn and CslIstbena
Special attention given 10 the culture aud o
voice. Vocal gymnastIcs render the voice smooth powe
meiodious and afford the highest order Of exercises
sammerng radically cured The system approved and pao-
TcORT EDWARD INsTITUTE-wINTER TERN, DEC.
a. s38 for fourteen weeks See catalogue: Fouitesx
teachers Best sustained boarding seminary u tne nss
H9Sres. .upsror Res gc.spS D. KiSs roTs Edward
vIrANTEp-BY AN ExPRRIENcfp AND SUCCESS.
w fu teacher, situation In nrst class nsu.m,e where
w s reee,.d rye . % %
Address days call on Mrs. M " oarmne - NeW
York city.
The New York herald., 1862-11-13

tTNo. 1853 BoWERY.-H. ROsENTHAL. Il WING n
II great purchase large quantity Of %.
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets. Jeweiry @c BY ca-
In addressing, ladies aud gentlemen obtain tina
utmost each article. ladies attended by Mrs.
Kosenha Please remember ana 353 Bowery oppost0
Great Jones street.
, 1862-02-04
BREADSTUFFs IN EUROPE

The Marx Lane Erpress Of January &, contains q
review Of the Corn Trade Of Great Britain for 1861
The unprecedented heavy tall Of rain in 1860 re-
duccd the wheat crop to about one-haf Of an aver
are and 1t was at one time doubtful whether the
foreign supplies would be sufficient to make up the
deficit. But the vast resources Of America event
ual]y oyercame ali difficulties. The crop Of 1861
was excellent in In quality bnt the yield was light
and the crop stfn proved short Of an average.
During the first four months of the year prices
were estcady-commencing in January at SIS Sd q
quarter, and closing in april at See 3d. In May and
June there were heavy imports, and prices took
downward course, till July Is, when they fell to
Sos per quarteT-keeping at little above this rate
till September, when the heavy deficit In France
brought on an extraordinary demand, and prices
again rose to e4s Cd per quarter. The difference
in price during the year was therefore, lis Cd per
quarter.
AZ to the growing crops, universal testimony is
in their favor. But till this crop is harvested the
! country has to depend on stocks on hand and
| foreign supplies. 'tThose Of home growth have
| been too freely drawn upon for much depend
Il ence and though our imports recently have been
"1iberal, We (3fask Lane Erpress) do not estimate
them nt a months consumption, for the French
were SO active before us as to virtually exclude
ssus for time from foreign markets.
! In Scotland and Wales the crops arc not &C
promising as in England, and Ireland the reports
arc very unfayorab1e, with distress already exist
ing In the southern and western ports.
From the admissions Of the 1eadinG grain papc
in the United Kingdom, 1t would seem. therefore
that they will yet require more than an asetag
eupply Of breadstufs from foreign countries.
Itnly, Portugal, and especially France, also re
qui1e heavy importations to supply the deficit 9
last years crops. The imports of -four and whea
into France for the four months ending 31st Dr.
cember, amounted II round numbers to u 600 %
hcctolitres i4,iz5,ooo qrz.) Of which were col
ttibuted BY
, 1862-02-04
The Eighteenth q. 3. 1nfantry,

The Eighteenth q. 8. Infantry
This splendid regiment is one OF the new
regiments Of the regular army, and according
to the report Of the Secretary Of War is al
ready largest In The service, numbering
1900 mea.: Col a B. Ca11ington, the com
marde1, is well and fayorably known from his
connection with military affairs In Ohio, Of
which State he was Adjutant General His h
bors in That capacity were unrcm1tting and at-
tended with marked success. The reg gimcnt
f&s attained very high degree Of discipline
and efficiency through the personal efforts of
Col. Car15ngton, in which he Is ably assisted
By bis subordinate officers, all Of whom have
large military experience, and have seen ser
vice in The regular army.
Twelve companies Of this regiment arc now
in the field In Kentucky, and IN the recent
~sattle in which the Fcdcrals 80 gloziously van
qulsllcd the rebels, they bore prominent aud
distinguished part For tho gal1antEy exhibit.
cd by these troops under fire for the first time,
they hare earned and received the title o1
"thc glorious Eighteenth a. Their first battle
proves that the labor bestowed upon the r>zgi
mcnt 10 perfect them in drill and discipline
Las been wozthn1S md judac1oasly bestowed.
We have mentioned heretofore the presence
in our midst Of Capt John A. Thompson, tx
recruit for t],is splendid regiment: Captai.
Thompson formerly resided in this city, an;
in tho practice OF tue law acquired distinction
Hermoyed to Missouri in 1859, md turned hi
attention 10 agriculture. Upon the appoint
mcut Of Gen. Fremont to. the Department {
the West, he joined his forces, and under Ii
direction was placed In post Of honor and T,
+. sponsibility- At tie instance OF Hon. johns
Phelps, he was appointed toa Capt:ine, s in u |
Eighteenth Infantry, u s. Army, in aeknoW
edgmcnt fer the services rendered the Un1e
= cause in Southwest Missouri .
Capt. Thompson is at present in this ci
recruiting for the regiment, md offers uousu
tndncezncnts to those dcsi1ous Of joining 4 II
Glorious Eighteenth -,
, 1862-02-04
Flour in Ph,l.ae4pht.-Jan, 81.

There is very little movement in bresdetuffs.
duu 81 previous quoted 1ates. with sa1cs Of only
about 100 barrels to note. in lots, at 96sax tor
good extras snd IS :sZs1 for extra family m9ss!5
also limited at $5a9a5,574 for eupo!fne, y VIC
Sos 4 for ext1as, Is .7596 s5 for family, and S6s
l6i5 per bri for fancy hfands, - IN quAlltJ hys
t,1vanfa corn meaI Is not Inquired for and ratne
scarce at q per bzl- The receipts to day ~ sao
hYfs 6eut. 6,S25 bu wheat, 4o60 ou corn. ~nss ~
| oata, and 4S8 bu barley
, 1862-02-04
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3--CoTIoS-Nothing OF
moment doing; dull aud nominal; sales ut Bic for
FIornEMurEct SC better: moderate demand for
export and home consumption. Sales Of 1f,90O
extra state, chiefly s5:ss@5s0: s5.6oG,565 for
extra western: $5g5I6.05 for shipping brands
extra round-hoop Ohio. and $61nI6 IS for trade
brand5-narkct closing qqiet: canadsan madam hon5 1o a
Of ESQ brls at 56oG5 Is for super; $5.s5D675 for
common to choice extra. Rye flour quiet: small
sass m at $sR4 Is. corn M meal rules steady: sales
Wn1sEr-shade nrner; sales 500 brls at $50
234c, chiefly at the 1attcr price:
quiet, and shippers not disposed to operate very
freely. Salee, 1850 bn common to strictly primo
chicsgg spr1 se@1 @ So Sn h9 fas II! Mlwaa
tern at 14a@1 .45: 1000 bn common white Cans"
dian at Sl-43; 500 bn amber Michigan at Sis. -
nIm AZ 5n stat a
| Corn tirmer with moderate demand for export and
| home consumption. Sales II ,GEO bu mixed west
1a a 20 se !ss jefse 19s w csnasa and
| state.
| ally unchanged Sales 100 bris At $l20oGt1a O.
TOT mese: 4laM@,.ss5 for prime mess, ,<s 50D
$50 for prime. Included in sales are 500 br1s mess
and LOCO br1s do deliverable in March and APRIL at
$13c6. Total stock. old and new, Feb. 1st, 1S2
| 1870 brls. Same time last month. $3.50 brfs
quiet and prices frm- $50 bzls sold in jobbing
lots at f4tNGE4 50 for country prime $5.455o fo'
mess; $10@I2 for repacked mess; $13. 75Gb14 fol
extra mesE. Total stock {old aud newl Feb; 1t a
/ 1862, 4l.132 pkgs: same time LAST month. 81, 60;
pkgs; last year, 61,714 pigs: Prime mess bee
quiet and firm at Sa0G21- Beef hams inactive
Sales rs br1s at $14.25G15 Cut meats in moderate
request at 6Gee for western and nd at stx hams; sH@
hams at &C. Bacon sides- in fair demand; price
favor buyers. Sales 800 boxes at &c for city Cum
berland cut middles; GG6Ac for western and cit
long rbbcdd e7Gc for city short ribbed Do Dress
cd hogs quiet at 4041 for western: T. e00 Is
for city. Lard more active and little hTmel
Salcs 22eo brls At 7<4sc 92 brig prime c1sy X ke'
prime steam, deliverable before the 18th inst. a
5Ec, Butter dnn at 11a15c for Ohio; 1921 IL
ftate. Cheese quiet and nominal! ut 51lGb1c.
SrocEs-fe.s firm with only moderate huslnes
doing. & T 40zs: G s Chi G5asl, III c scrip s.
Pan ia: $ gtd, 40K; y e 4s2 u Reading 4o.s
Harl rrfd, 80, GO, Erie 33A- do pfd, 55:i y
s2;:1 rae mail 9s1G. 30: american gold 1oaH
1Irls 1st bonds, 10a5l- ex interest; Buffalo an
Eric 1st bonds, 96E. y C7s, 112-
NEW YORK Bank STATEHESr.-Decrca=e
! loans. &lG9,302 Decrease Of specie, $7Se.655- D
. crease Of circulation, $aas,o5. Decrease Of d
posits, x1,1s2,A0.
, 1862-02-04
Safes.
BATTLE WITH FIRE


seven Stores Burned in Pennsylvania.
FIVE OF HERREG'S SAFES VICTORIOUSl
WELLsDoRo. PENN Dec 2lst, 1sE1.
M4&sRs HERRING d Co. NEW YORK
GENTLKMEa.-AIt the great ire, which OCCURRED
here on the 18th Of December 1aat, my store, with
nnlufer Of other buildings, entirely destroyed; no
less than places Of business burnt out and
i've Of your Safes severely tested Ia every Instance
saving their entire contents to the complete and per-
feet satisfaction Of the owners. Two Of your Herring
Patent Champion Safes which were In building.
nlaiHcd there through the entire conaagEntiun aud
opened unfit the dlT after the fire. No EatGT
was thrown on the building. Everything IN my safe
after the IRE nearly as good aSneT. G. l. WILCOX
also preserved all his hooks papeze aud money N two
Of your Safes. both being In same fire. MI Roberts
also the fortunate Of another o. your
Champion Safes, which Vas severely scsed and saYed
completely Ills books, pape6 and money The result
has given great AMI We want no SAFE bnf
HcEffngs Champion Please eend me one same SIZE
1sst bo3ght Of yen Immediately 4 Se9a bf R1 We
lind two of Herring Safes in above fre Thoy saved
rny books, papers and :, 900 Il BASK BHls.-
Berring's Patent Champion saYed ny books papers
----'s I'M In 1snxKI: Iwnsf5 Hzn no other
ans* -"~-- ~--- ---- WILLIAM ROBERTS.
HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION FtRErPRO0F
SAFES --
The most re1iable security from hrs noE kn4gn .n
HETRING'S CHAMPION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAf y
Lined With Herring d Floyas S1w FATKNf -Cis1 =
TAlZED KoNshs enax e5sl "a .asn q san9oe a4es "
talk1ss:1F4thp
, 1862-02-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 3, 1862.
rEov1s1oEs--MEss Ponk-The demand for Mess
Pork Is briEk and the market has advanced 12k1
&c. Sales, COO brls extra city packed Ness Pork
at 310.to; 500 brls city-packea at 39sk; 400 brls
do at $9.75: 23s brls conntry-packed Mess Pork at
$3.50; 60 brls country-packed do at 1926 BULK
MEATS Geo pcs cured Sides at sAc, loose Exc
11sH MEA1e-l50 bzs Cumberland Aidd1es at 4Ac.
LAAr-Dun. Sales, 40 tres prime steam-erapora-
ted city leaf Mt exc: 100 brls and tres prime coun
try kcttle-zendezed Leaf at 6'ic; 15o pigs, do in
lots. at 634c.
tLolH-Reeciseas s.6'' DTS. Aarket more
actase anu &C h'gnes- sa.es ~ o,is Sasas.ne .l
ease "nlse Mu.e. ~ o'1 o.'s sasnstue ,.l
~ "nAss "tn ~ ~ ~, .t1.a se.s.a 49," 80
40 "1. ~ eeo 5s,s ota;oa W;scons;n ro4aa saaa
So0: Nv VS. 40 ea,~. .on 80 u.osan.-.., =,
sptang eAtl..s .. f9.oS2s ~ u,.1 o.. ,s1p.os
- G,1,,++ - us,'o.,. A. - - M ~
~ s.4e W -. aoo r.,e ~ 'ts.
.e.n ,oo ~, - s:.,., ~ - .. ~. -aa s.1s ~
eo,oo' wv o1.s ~ ~, ~ - "ils
noaas t4"uS az f'''' ~ '''@ A7s'Do A-A a.
| ~e'so.
! MhEa1-eeee'seu' ''.ooo oa' Aathet aetise
ana advanced &c. saes: o'oVV ou NO. spf1nS III
e9ofe al taei oNoo pn W al to7ae' Ao+oV ou w III
76c; ANo nu NO. - eprAg N seofe ~ AVG: 4o'eo0
| bu do at T1c; tuu0 ou 10 al age
, 1862-02-04

LONDON MQNEH IAANhET4 Uau 4A--14c Aouuou
Etononlist Of January II, says:
s:Thc Bank Of England yesterday reduced their
rate Of diecount from per cent, st which 1t was
fixed the 9Th Of November Last, to ~ per cent
'.The steady Improvement in the accounts ofthe
bank had caused an expectation OF IN early DC
cline il the rate Of discount, but 1t was generally
believed that any reduction would be deferred Tor
week It appears however, that t4e satisfactory
at once, and the announcement has given general
satisfaction. Yesterday the demands at the bank
was rather active. but in the open market the
bert bills were taken at ~ to ~ per cent; To-
has taken place in the rates: The following arc
the proximate charges for paper Of varions rates:
3g 10 u Gays. LII Sent'
! Months; ;...;. ;.,...:........---~.S e 3 Z cent.
fs safea for long 5s
er there Is rather lees disposition shown to take
Iss thfee montbs m iii lave been negotiated traction
Aea on ihe p stoeE exchange there is little demand
Ing augmented By the release Of the dividends: =
| The rate for loans on Government securities Is
abont ess ssn and Joint
/ lowancc On deposits.
| IN consequence Of The settlement Of the Trent
affair." the rates for war risks at Lloyd's have be
| come nominal. The first capture Of a vessel In
sured here was effected by the Sumter; when e shs
| Ter ship was intended to have been guano and tht
/ consicneee were come houses In England The Eu
| ken By the federal steamer Santiago de Cuba, Wa
built nt Iewee, In the State Of Delaware: In 1874
| and was registered under the British Tag las
An advance has taken place in tho price Of salt
pctrc, from IN expectation that the present prohi
bition to export may be rescinded The f9reigg,
this article, and prices are in most cases mucl
| higher than IN England.
5The folloTing are the rates Of discount In th
principal cities On the continent showing adeclin
at Hamburg:
, 1862-02-04

from the Boston Poet
Whole number of Cattle at market 2GS-mostly
Deeyes and dStores-eonsistfng Of Working Oxen+
Ailch Cows, and one, two, and three year old
PK1czs or MARKET: REEF.
Extra 46G6 50-frst quality E5.is.,, second quail
ity &. IT third quality E4D4 4a5-o1tinary.
nothing hnt the best, large, fat, Stalled Oxen.
Second quality Includes the best grass ted oxen;
The best stall fed Cos and the beet three Tear ola
Of 1ots.
there Was b1t . Slight stock st market. at an ad-
rsnrn of shnnt e5 Genie . cWt. Sheep and Lambs
sold Quick Ut last qnotstions. NJ Hollis bought a
lot Of Sheep. that averaged 16 os, Tor ~ cents
n
, 1862-02-04

c1rr1r-Thcre we're offered at the Maryland
caft1e scales tis morning $50 head Of beef CATTLE
being an increase Of SO head over the offerings Of
last week. Sales were madeto city butchers and
nackere It about preYfous rates. viz: $3@5 3 100
ms only The superior quality bringing the outside
figure OF the offerings some 100 head were cold
OF city account the balance 500 head, were dt1s-
Hoas.EThe supply Of hogs was light. causing IN
upward tendency il prices. We quote sales at
~ EfA4K n 100 tbs.
, 1862-02-04
ing are the rates Of discount in the
Il on the continent, showing a decline

"Consols were dnl In the early part Of the week,
and at one period marked as low az 81. owing to
tion. Some influential buyers then appeared, es-
pecialy for houses considered to possess good n
formation respecting the United States, and rise
announcement q the release Of Messra. Nason
and sliden. caused great buoyancy and further
From this point, however, there r'as reaction,
andthe final price to-day was 9s4 to u, OF about
seycn-eiehths per cent above last Friday"
AMERICAN SECURITIES N LoSDoN.-Aessrs. Bar
ing, Brothers & Co remark:
@Eothiug doing in United States stocks: husi
ness alone in New York and Erie shnres at =
Canada iycs have advanced to SO and 100 ex div
New Brunswick 1G4G1106 Nova Scotia 10J1107.
The London Times quotes the market as follows:
s.Iu the colonial market Grand Trunk relApsed
%n0
, 1862-02-04

The two latter lots were sold to artiye-warrant-
cd not to average less than the weights named.
BEEF CATTLE-Reccived, 393 head. There il
good demand to supply packers and Government
contractors and the market is firm. Sales were as
follows:
, 1862-02-04

3us 1S0Hs.
9As.s GRANT MnsoH, chiesgo..s-e Eclectic Mag
azinet; 1ittel's Living Age, Is Nos, Chicago
LADIES Or 1nE SECOND Ux1yERsA11sr CHURCH.
Chicago.-1 boz containing 20 sheets, bundles Of
Ees .seetRap pax es.ss, pa1s Wooien @ soees
/ bed sack. package magazines, blankets, 5
Knit shirts, pair drawers, pillows, comforts
g. p. HATES. Chicago paper, magazines.
pssge ssn Of Bisst
<H E. i. BrnBAxk, chicsgo-Lot Of papers.
E'ss EBDx esss e ape
a AFR1kHD, Chicago. % bound books, magazines.
So1P11Es AID Sos Tist P5eT6terisn ts
IS pillow caees, 10 pairs slippers. '@ s~'
LAn1Es OF Ru11Axp; kans County, MI H @ boz
containing condo1tabses. Ea u RtioWs. = pillow
blanket cotton ehirts. II cottoa flannel shirts,
flannel shirts u pair socks. sheets, and s1ndrce.
coanfy. ill., liz boz Containing Is co,ntortsble|. @ ri
wool blanket. pillows, IL pillow slips, 1s small
pads, towels, L cotton shirts, dressing gowns,
ot'sa oas4s pF cir sRps
ages, sacks dried fruit. pair mittcns. book,
HaIper'e Masazinss. and apsekagss Of RI papers so
CONTAINING / comtortabIca. quilts, eheets, do.
3pigow eaecs. pkg 1ags, 1e towels. 10 prs socks,
sPox, %,n R;s .tssos Gt'os n;en.pa Co.,
Wis - box containing blankets, quilts, clothing
ard dried fruit
| LADIES Or NEwv1IIE, DeEalb Co.. Ind box
containing prs socks. coEerljd. quilt, b1an.
Eet. comfortable, 6 ns dried fruit, can Eutt,
pillows. 10 cEehtons, pin cushions. 8prs drawers
under shist. sheets, 1 wrapper, 5 prs socks,
| towels. II pillow cares, abdominal baudAges-
handkerchief, 1 bag lint, lot Of comprcssee ans
bsndagee.
SOLDIERS, AID soc1ErT. Jarvis, DeK.lb CO. Ind
| Il box containing Is pairs socks, pairs mlttcns
| IS woolen unde1th1rte, 6 cotton 1anuel shirts:
pai.e d1awcTr. 10 cotton shirts, towels, roll
ban6ages, cotton ard linen, 6 hedQlIlts. fcoseIld
s blankets, 8 feather pillows. pads, pfnc1shion
| Z combs, lean tomatoes, l testament and / book
LADIES' OF UTICA, Wiunebago Co. Wie.-1 ho.
. | containing quilta, double gowns, pillows.
l pairs rocks, pair sheets. II shirts, towels
package bandages, ,8patrs pillow cases, and : pair
znittcnk. =
So1D,ERa' Alp Soc1EzT, skcboygan, W1s.1- bo
containing Il pair slippers, s cushions. II patI
, enclla, quilts blankets, 4 comlottAbaes. pit
4cws~ Tpulow easet. Spaiz1 sheeta, 47towels, abe
i eAcls, pair dsawc:@;1 line wrapper. pair cotto
flannel dtzwers. = paiz. second hand dr1wets,
lapdketchfefe, Is bh3tte. second hand shirts,
second hand vests, ban6aEea, lint, bag aA%o, oil
cotton flannel 2 flannel shirts, 3d. magazines IN
s aoIp,xr,s' AID socrxr1;s Young AmeFica. M
box cont tainfng coufortAhles. 4plQoMs. adres
ing gowns. shftte, Pr sheeta,r . Pr pillow eaea
, 1862-02-04

FLOUR AND GRA1N IN STORE
The following table shows the amount Of -four
and grain in store in Chicago to day Feb. 81 CON-
pared with the amount In store at the correspond
inc date in 1861