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The Lumber Trade of Albany.

REVIEW OF TIE TRADE FOR 1S61.-The lumber
trade Of Albany during the year 1861 partook Of
the depression Of all Finds q business not COZ
nectcd with army supplies Or foreign demand. IN
the spring. sales were made at fair prices: but
when the mammoth dimensions Of the rebellion
were realized in the summer the amount OF build
ing was sensibly decreased the demand WAS
LIGHT. and prices fell below cost Of production on
many kinds Of lumber Small quantities we're
sold for the ordinary want: Of the country b1t the
principal demand was for foreign ports stimulated
by low prices This sustained the market and
enabled dealers to sell down very close the conpar-
atiyeIy small receipts of the season+ leaving the
stock on band less than for many years .....,.
The supply for 1862 Will be light, as OUT accounts
from the manufacturing districts show that but
few logs are being cut this winter. and q: gene
raj thing, the lumber on hand at the mills is small
The anticipated demand for the coming year Is
also small as our own country Will want but little.
ard It ia generally thought that the foreign trade
vas overaonc last year: and the markets must be
fully sBpplied- ..,.-.-..
Tnder these circumstances: prices will not MA
terialIv advance. and prudent operators Will be
carefuI how they reduce their standing timber,
when remrncratiye rates cannot be obtained fot
the manufactured article. .....
Tie receipts Of lumber for 1861 were down
13> 900 feet less than In the previous year. but
Shingles, Square Timber and Slaves are about the
same. >, . ),
The following table exhibits the receipt at al
A%r<AS
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. Jan. .2S.-FLorR-Recepts t1,S61
brls. Market dull and dropping. Sales $50 brIs
at $3.50 SIS for supcr1ine ~rate and 20 for
extra do: s5,saG 5.55 for =uperine western: $50
05S5 for common to medium extra western; $5.95
G5G.Gn for shipping brands extra rnund hoop Ohio.
Canadian 1oHr little elsier Sales ITO bts III $5.I5
@555 for superdne; s5.75GJ.75 for extr.s. Rye
flour quiet Mt Ss.5U6I 4.25.
GRuS-Rccipts Of wheat 3.aes; bu, Market duff
and dropping. Sales, 6.Mn bu winter red western
at 81 40. Rye-Firm at s3T S5c. Sales. 5DOA hu 1T
s5c delivered. Corn-receiyed, II, 0UO bu. Market
heavy and dropping. "
SrocKs-N Y'C S3'z: Csalena 6s r IS: III C61l4t
i 81: [ s coupons 6 81 30; III coupons IL 70 81
1=t board heavy.
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tlcy arc larger than 1T a1sy .,ler point ard til:
Superior facilities hc-c afforded for receiving and
sh:rpn. still 1n3in:aius foc {1c- TIE position ef
TEE LARGEST L''NBEE YAi:KET IN TIL" wr:;tu.-
E,ehiAg .}ctfnn-
1.-The !ar.est lumber market in tic worsdtf
Lett sec, Iii 1891 Albany received, 1G2 o5a 5 fse.
lumber. and Chicag" during the same period
al 500, Geo, showing tie trade at Chicago to hc
near1y double that Of AiE,any. Bnt one year, it
may he said is uot fnis Indication OF tho trade Of
either cities. Very well. ne will compare the re-
ceipt= at both points for d series Of years:
, 1862-01-29
d / d.

In this city, on the astla EARL cHASS1SG HoAG-
LAND, only child Of Andrew j. ana Marion UOagland,
aged one year three months aud thirteen days
FnEera at the house No. no South Sangamon street,
Friends OF the fany invited to attend at ocloek
In this city the 2s inst, at the residence Of her
!m!ctterin-law, brett J + Green, l13 Vest Washington st.,
ESTHER ROBINSON, vile OF Samuel G. Robinson,
deceased aged IS Eaars Rer remains are 10 be taken
to Detroit
Cincinnati papers please copy.
brain, GEORGE r. M0wKY (oi thc late dsm Of Hig.
gins Monty & Coz, Of this city.
In this CITY. on Tuesday morning. Of congestion OF
the lungs Hiss ELIZABETH N0OLNEt7 aged II
years.
Ertsco1nl Church, corner Of 1ndsna and Franklin
FirreM. Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of
Sr George and Chester Wooner are invited to attend
, 1862-01-29

The HcckcrJagcr regiment, which was re-
eFuted in this city and left here In June last
Las lately been thoroughly rc-organized, and is
now in tip top condition. It numbers nine
hundred men, cxcelcntly drilled and thor
ougs1y provided with arms and equipments Of
every description, including siblcy tents. 1t
is encamped at Bacon Creek, Ky. The new
roster Of the regiment is as follows:
CHontl--GEzA M1uA1orzx.
Mo;ea-.Jn1lua standan-
-ddjHfant-Juiius Pam.
4isa{e1 S @ at Z. F. t. Klokke Second lieutenant,
COMPANY Captain, George Heinrfchs; First
Lieutenant. Julius Fritsch; Second Lieutenant,
Otto u. Block.
coxrAsr C-captain, Anton 1ten First Lien.
tenant. Emil Frey: Second Lieutenant, Albert
Nouns,
COMPANY D-Captain. Leopold Becker; First
Lieutenant, Alonzo Meyer: Second Lieutenant,
Rupert Rusf.
CoxFANT E-Captain, August Mau1f; First Lieu
Ami Smith
coNrANr F-Captain.. August Kovats: First
Lieutenant, Alex. Jekc1falnsi; Second Lieutenant,
Andrew Jacoby.
CoNrAsT G--captain, August Gerhandy; First
Arthur Efbe.
coArASx H-captain, Frederick Hartman Fret
Lieutenant. II. F. ". Blanke; Second Lieutenant,
Edward RDrneI1an.
coarAEY I-Captain. George " Fuchs: First
Lieutenant, n H. Him; Second Lieutenant.
Francis Langcnfeldt.
COMPANY k-Captain. F. IL Rollshaasen: First
Lieutenant, August Stctfcns; Second Lieutenant,
Frank Schweinfurth.
PROF. ANDERSON AND
MAG1c.-This capital magician again drew
large audience last evening at Bryan Hall, in
I the face Of the wretched weather. In our last
issue re spoke Of his feats Of magic. TIC
clairyoyant exhibitions Of his talented daugh-
ter are no less wonderful On Monday even
ing these closed the entertainment, and are
! worthy Of especial notice.
As preliminary to the clairyoyant fcats, a
| gentleman, picked from the audience at ran
| don-in this instance, AID. Iittsworth-took
m envelope from the Professor and filed it
with twenty-three articles Of various descrip-
tons, such as pins, rings, coins, etc. The
| envelope was sealed, and, together with q
quantity Of watches, was deposited in 4 small
box by the Alderman. All this was done
without the collision Of The Professor. The
! Alderman then took lis seat upon strongly
corded boz at the farther end Of the wall
holding the smaller bog in his hand.
Miss Anderson came forward and, after be
ing enyeloped in 4 shawl, accurately described
everything in The envelope, which was still il
the possession Of Alderman Ellsworth. Ii
addition to this, the Professor gathered scy
cral articles in the gallery, which were minute
II described without his asking q question
To crown all, the contents Of a physician
pocket in the audience we're faithfully Dc
r ecribcd. The Professor handsomely close
the exhibition by taking the envelope an
watches. which Aid. T. supposed he was hole
ing, from the box upon which be was sitting
!, The whole feat was one Of the most beaut
full instances Of c1airyoyancc and magic con
bined We have ever witnessed. and Of itse
, will amply repay visit.
, 1862-01-29

The following is an extract from the weekly cir
cn1ar Of Mr.. HENRY MILwARD, provision broker of
this city, issued today:
The receipts Of Hogs for the week and for the
corresponding period the past three years, up
in lsGo live $3.50; dressed 1,G0s in 1851 live IT,,
2s3 dressed Is. .46:; and in 1862 live 3376 dressed
The market for live has undergone but little
Change. both packers and shippers buin:, liberal
purchasers, and sales have ranged from S2.ah@225
81 10 e sefs 1eeS
much more variation in the price Of dressed, the
market having declined on Saturday to $a.45 and
$e55 z 100 bs net. dividing OH a9 1ba: Yesterday
however, better feeling prevailed and some large
vanced fully &C 4 no rs closing firm At $2590aC0,
the Bridgeport Pork Houses.
HThc hogs are too hard frozen now to be ayai1ab1e
1or packing, and the purchasers L. are storing them
hogs. more favorable weather. and anticipated
lower prices for cooperage. The increase III the
u serious and controlling evi1. Pork barrels sold
yesterday at 81 s5@1oO and lard tierces at $2.12H
G2!25 aud tle supply even ut these prices is not
quence. many packers arc contnns themselves to
the manufacture Of bulk meats and English mid
dies, finding it difficult to obtain even enough
cooperage to hold their lard.
The market for Mess Pork has ruled firm aud
sales have been made at 50 25 to $9.37E per brl.,
The latter for lots to be held free Of storage and IN
IN demanH NJ at ~ j; INT holders ask Sshd Prima
pork could be had at $50, R,1mp pork at the game
Prime laId mas been y Y actlye aemand; me e.
mnrlet ciG.es Am a. 6s.S<c fnr stcan am Gs;
@6a{e for kettle rendered: No In moderate re-
guest st &C. Mmfe grease &C, yellow i}Oas4c.
activa rannirr 1 nacEcra f.e1inn more 77snna.
ed to meet the views OF purchasers, and large
salcs haxe besn made for present and future deliv
Long, 41tGAzsc for Long Doneless. 6 fof Short,
a'g sou t f. 49, a. I o u oi oals t
somn sa1es have been made at a1Sc for shoulder.
3s4c for Hams. and 35l94c for Sides, all packed.
Gles1 meas f na5S aso w ~ M e5iea. "
3Ec for Sides The packing Of Hogs forthe Sea-
son thu: iar sumE up apoH1 ont aaVogg aead; o. From
psesSe1I paeS no'"'ione w "n ~" ans"o - e4ae4i'
The same scarcity Of Coopcrage initiates against
the demand lot beet cattle q well as for hogs
1Eche1S HdsE ionAu al4Aos1 !4ulossIu!S louotau
, 1862-01-29
REVIEW OF CHICAGO mARKEr.

TUESDAY ETEE7NG, Jan. %, 1852
iEEtEl!Ts-Un account Of the Eastern rail
1"auz '''irg blocked up with freight, none Of
the roads leading to the East, from this city arc
receiving freight at present: hut It Is expected
1f': the blockade will last only few days longer.
Tie rates arc as follows:
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TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2s 1852
The following tables show the receipts and ship
mcnts Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
during the past week, and since tile 1st Of Janua-
ry- with comparative statistics:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO DURING
THE WEEK ENDING JAN. Is.
NGel- ntlI"cr Eincn Ian inn
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Total for years. .-~.2, ,316.3609T7 1,672.518, ,1a6
Will the Aibany Egeoiag Journas please glanee
ever the abore figures, and let the world know
which i. the nrgest lumber market IN the world
Albany or Chicago: 1T. W. made trip to
Chicago In May. 1860. and spent about aEcek here,
ana be ought to have posted his colaboFers az to
the kind Of city we havc out West. We Lave
here the greatest grain market in the wc.1d-the
greatest beef market in the wcs1d-the greatest
hog market in the world and the H greatest 1um-
ber market in the Torld!'' That's afact, Figures
don't lie.-fCoA. Ed. TRIBUNE.
, 1862-01-29

LIVE HOGSRceeiyed to-day, 4.6777: received
last week. 8. .576; shipped last week, 7,443. Tie
market for Live Hogs to-day was brisk, and prices
advanced fully SC per 100 fos-thc yards at the
close being nearly empty. Besides good demand
By city packers, there was an active inquiry by
| buyers from Toledo and Cleveland The sales
, 1862-01-29

EeTen stores Burned IN pennsylvania.
FIVE OF HERR1Nt'S SAFES VI.TORIOLs!
TELLsEoEo, PEsE. Dec list 1861.
AsssRs- }3YER1,sG & Co. SXT 1oNK.
GESTLEAES:-att the t.feat tTe. which occurred
here on the 1S IF December tst my store, with
number Of other buildings entirely destroyed: no
les than seven places OF business burnt out and
five Of Safes severely tested in every instance
saving telr entire contents to tile Complete and per-
fect satisfaction Of the owners Two Of our Hsrrlass
man.d there through l.. the entire sonfasratton and
@ was tnFoTn r. On tl!e bH!diag EyeTytnns n NJ safe
siso nressryed u! h;s heok papsrs aud 49ney n wo
ws also the fortunate owner Of another Of Patent
Champion Safes which Tts severely tested and saved
eomnletey his boeks pape's aad InoneE; Ihe result
HerrinE's Champion. Please send me one same size
last & hoaght Of 59u Immediately. $eqd by n Erie
i5adtwo 81 Herfi1gs Safes iu above f,e They saved
nj books. papers and $1,000 IN BASR BILE
Her5ine's Patent Champion saved M books, rapcrs
and about 500 Ia PAPER NoSEF would use no other
WILLIAM ROBERTS. -
HERRNGS PATENT CHAMPION FHsEtPROOF
SAFES.
TIE most reliable security from fire DOE known
HEERiNG'S CHAMPION BG BGFGLARPROOF SAFES
Lined with Herring d Floyds NEW PATENT "ClslS
TALIzED RON"-the only metal which canuos ua
drilled. HERRING g. CO. 10 State street.
jai-klG5-1ysthp
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Ubt Gtitttttt.
THE CITY

4 JuvESuE RcetE.--John Moran, hoy
s:n4n Years Vi o"e, was s2nt 10 the ncf,rnl
ScLool yesterday by the Commissioner for
r3bhiug his parents upon ya'ious occasions.
, 1862-01-29

BEEF CATTLE-Receiyed to-day, SOC head; re-
ceised last week, s,3393 head shipped. 10o3 head.
The market for Beef Cattle is steady ut S2.0052e5
for common to good packing, and $s.75@s.0o for
good to prime shipping, The sales today were:
, 1862-01-29

Shipped last week. 1855 brls. There is
tair demand for Ground Solar and Coarse Salt
and the market is quiet and steady at s2.s5. To-
pAY 100 bushels Liverpool Salt were sold at Soc per
70 ms.
GROCERIES is good demand for all
kinds Of groceries and the market is firm. We
quote:
SCGAEs-Cuba. 9H010 {
.ah1, cnffaa IL
, 1862-01-29

BARGAINS! BARGAINSi!-At
- MAcNK1ILH, l9s South Clark street. above Mou-
Ios street splsnaaa son5aEs sens4 Ghi!d5e9s I'D
skrte Ezs; child1e1s Fiseey liesd Hese: IS cents:
finb quality Extracts II per bottle: best
Ioi,e Sosp 10 Pins and keed1ea centa per paper
in9a.k&2&iH
, 1862-01-29

And In Ike proportion for larger Fixea as required
Eyery Engine Is furnished with
JCDsON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For Flour Mills we confidently recommend theM as
superior to any othe- style Of E1gine and they FILL
Save from rs ~ so per cent. In Fuel
over the usual ciass OF boilers in Use in the West We
8ha1t keep assortment Of different ezea at cur eB
tahlstmeat where they may be examined and the
necessary Information obtained regarding them Com
petent men Will desired be furnished to set up and
start engines IN any part the country We also supply
WATER WHEELS, SKATING. GEARING, &c+
At very Low prices.
r. ". BAXTER dl CO.'S
Eul Furnishing Depot, West Water street. between
Randolph and Madison sz- Chicago, Ill
sso9 Office address Boz e74 oc553lE
, 1862-01-29

BRoEcuIT1s, AsTBkA- Those suffering from
AsthInat;c and Bronchial afections. should never
fail to nut ono Of Browns Bronchial T1oches,' y
OF Corgh Lozcngcs in the mouth, before going into
cold or fogg5 atmosphere. They a.e agrca: +: .
tec.;pn to the throat.
, 1862-01-29

FRUITS -GREES-App1es are dull at $l.50@1.75
for common run to fair and 81. .00@2 Is for good
prime. DR1ED--a1arket more active. We quote:
Apples, 6@Tc for new Eastern. and 5@5Ac for
Southern; impaired Peaches, 6e5ysc: pared Peaches.
1s612oc; b]ackbcTries, 1211ic.
BEANST1cre is fair demand for good Beans
and the market is steady at st.0o@t-25 for fair to
good, and 75t1 121 for medium. Sales, 100 bushels
medium at $l.125.
BCTTER-Ron butter is plenty and dull at 50
1oc for fnir to prime, and 7a9c for titkin.
EGGs-rrcsh are in good supply and dull at 90
1oc = doz; Lined eggs unsa1eable-
DRESSED POlLTRY-Clickens are in fair sup
ply and steady at sl,25G1.75 per doz; Turkeys SO
&c 2 II.
POTATOES-In limited demand and steady at
4f@50 T bu.
CUOpERAGE-Thet is great scarcity Of Pork
aud Eeef cooperagc, and the market is tirm-with
sales of 200 Pork Barrels at $1s5 $50 do at 81 90
200 Lard Tierces at $2.15. Hickory Poles arc
steady at S1s@2000. Pork barrel staves and head
iugs are scarce and nominal. Flour barrels. fat
hoop. sc: round hoop asc.
DRESSED uOGS-Reeeived today 4.2l3; re-
ceiyed last week, 31,T43; shipped last week,
1904. The market to-day was less buoyant on
account Of the wet weather, and the outside
figures paid yesterday could not be obtained
shippers being ont Of the market; but holders
were very firm. and material decline took place
Ca1n
, 1862-01-29

The -four market has been devoid Of spirit dur
ing the past week, and for the low grades OF
extra and eupcrhne which have been least in re-
guest, prieee have favored bnyere- The aaies
comprise 10,08o br1s, including superine at
IS. 5.&A@5s1H; extras at $5.5o@5. .ssx-!the lat
Ter for choice Lancaster. county: and extza
family ut $5756oc-rnoetly Of the latter descrip-
.ODU brs extra family at price not made public.
aud seraped at s5 The sales to the retail
era and bakers have been limited and prices take
is. Is for Common superdne and fancy. RYE -four
i dun and selling Ina small Il, way a. at $s75 bsl
sold at IS, aud so bills Brandywine At $3.1sH 2
brl.
phfa during the week ending Jan. IS, 1869, were as
, 1862-01-29

tE We invite. The attention Of newspaper
and periodical dealers 10 Shear 4 Cos. aaver-
.isen,t ut III his mornings issue. L offers su-
,crioY Inducements -, +5le trade,
, 1862-01-29

a1H PeeH.-1here arc at the present time
but one hundred s:n,1 ei:!lty-f1yc inmates III
the County Aims Honse. The fact is = con-
Tincing proof Of the thriftiness Of Chicago
even in var times
, 1862-01-29

1 aAITHR, and ai others working ln Gold ead
Si11nr HsDd your Sweeps RaahinEg. Ppl1thinga &C.
to lie Gold aud silver Keanesy o{ LOUIS LELuNG.
81, s. snd S Mulberry etEett EeWsrs J. Kcsa.na ..
| delphlA 81 Boston releteaccs gtSee taAk4sSET
, 1862-01-29

SQEEF-In Im1ted request aud qrIlet. SaIes,
&C head, averaging 107 lbs at $500 = 100 lbs.
SCNDRIES-The following table shows the
, 1862-01-29

htChs lAlJ WILL III A4EeA045SA o41 AAAASA~J-
A WORD TO THE WEED. B. Dc Land s. Co.,
Of Fairport. Monroe county, n. T.. arc manufac-
turing Sa1eratus known as Chemical Salcratus,
by process not used by any other manufacturer
In lliE country. The process is secret, discovered
by ono of the propTictors. while travelling in
Europe. This process removes every impurity
from the article, and makes it as white as the
driven snow. II is put up i'll bright. red papers.
very tastefu1ly. Get paper and try it.
eY- The Indiana street NJ E. Church Sabbath
School viii give Exhibition at the indiana
street n. E. Church, tonight {Tuesday). The e1-
erciscs will commence at TX O'Clock. Adnittance
twenty 1--we cents for adults, and ten cents for
children not members Of the school.
TuoNeoS's EATING uorsE-3lcals arc served
mp at all hours at the shortest notice, and with
neatncss and care, at the eating house Of S. Il.
Thomson. No. 50 Dearborn street. Oysters in
every desirable style. Game in scason. jan27-2t
K% most admirable instrument is Hyatt S
Patent Knife and Scissors Sharpener. Small ones
for family use; large ones for hotels. meat mar
kets, &c. Every machine warranted to suit For
| sale ut No Is Custom House Place. jau27-1m
| ~ Go to Boyd's Exchange Office when you
have business with Broker. He pays the hest
rate for all uncurrent money. Sells Specie and Ex-
change low as any house, and gives entire satis
faction TO all who patronizes him. Office, No. IS
South Clark street, (adjoiniug the bank Of c. B.
| Blair.) Entrance at the iron steps south end Of
| thebui1dins. jn7-1m
~ Go to John Jones' 119 Dearborn-st., and get
| your clothes cleaned and repaired. nov12
Call on Dunlop, Sewel 4 Spa1ding for Printing
| noy11-h 1-h2211y
E Cook j. Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Gents
garments less than any ether bouse in the city
| ef25-1v
, 1862-01-29

The following are the receipts Of leading articles
OF the last twenty-eight hours:
REcz1p1s roR LAST TwESTr-ForR HOURS,
, 1862-01-29

Pork OR Ham, SlR:-Two women, Frances
Hartwcu and Fanny F1csh!cy, got into quar-
rel yesterday as to whether they should have
pork or ba,n for breakfast. The quarrel re-
suited in q fight, and The fight in an arrest, and
The arrest in d filic Of S. each,
, 1862-01-29

SWORD PEEsENTATioS.-The personal
fiehdz Of Major \. c. E1lithorpe, presented
linn. OIL Monday night. at the Sherman House,
ssjtha magnificent sword. Gilbert c. Walker,
Es4., made the presentation speech, Which
Was responded to hy Maj. Ellitho1pe, in III
,ullrnllriir n1:luntr.
, 1862-01-29

Using LOADED NE1GuTs.-Two pork-buycrs
Of the West Division, named J. H. Martin and
Robert S1omcr, were arrested yesterday by the
police, On complaint Of Mr.. Henry Dittman,
of Crown Point, Indiana, charged with cheat
ing by the use OF loaded weights. The COM
plainant came to the city with some fine, fat
hogs for sn1e. They we're purchased by Mar
tin and Slomer and taken to their place to be
weighed
While the pror1ietors' hacl1s we're turned,
Mr. Dittnlan took notion to weigh himself.
He knew that he weighed 2l2 pounds when he
left home, and lad not been long enough on
The way to fall OFF any considerable amount.
He placed the zoo T. weight upon the arm OF
The common Fairbanks scale used in the store,
with the graduating scale at the light end Of
tue besm, and was surprised to sec that he did
not raise It. Hc then selected second 20o-1t
weight, placed it upon 1herest, and the gradu
ating catch at the figures "l22,' - and found il
correct. HI tlercupon made up his mind thai
he was swindlcd in the weight Of his pork, bu
said nothing until hc was at the police station
where he revealed the entire transaction.
The city sealer Of weights and measures
I'LL. 41V4AAV eAe@4eA-a1 NS41E called 10 liz
place, along with a policeman, there wer
found to be two sets Of weights, one correct
and tue other loaded with lead in such q stsl
that in zoo pounds the loss vas exactly tweat,
tiglt pounds. The scales used had at one tin,
hon sealed By the former sealer, but Il
weights had no stamp-marks to show TIL
t:cy had undergone the necessary process.
The charge ut The police court against IL
defendants wne, sCsing weights that had nc
according to the ordinance, been proper
sealed by the city sealer.'' They plead "n
guilty.: but were fined the sum Of ss25 each
It was claimed By the defendants that til
were innocent Of knowledge fthc detlcien
in their scales. The Law compels
who use weights or measures,
have them tested By the city official 0
pointed for lie purpose, once year, under
penalty OF from .fiyc to twenty-five dollar
This rule. TO Insure Justice to all parties
prevent frauds, should be strictly enforced
, 1862-01-29

LICENSED News BoSs.-Thc ordinance rel
alive to the licensing Of ncwshoss, which has
lecn before the Common Council for some
tine, has become {. law. It provides that
ncwshoys shall be licensed by the Mayor, the
license fec being ffty ccrts. When so licensed,
they will be furnished with badges, and no hoy
will be permitted to sell newspapers in the
streets witlou, having such license and badge.
, 1862-01-29

ET Cook i Mclean, 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying Cent?
garments less than any other house in the city.
et25-iY
, 1862-01-29

TnEArn1cA1.-afr. Baoth appears this even
ing as ssOthcllo,' character which he will un-
t1oubtcdly rr1ider IN 9 mastery manner. To-
MORROW he repcsts his powerful character OF
"Peseara, IN which he created quite furorc
IN its first representation. "Alacbcth,'' which
VIC understand is Mr.. Booths fayorite CHAR
;.ctcr, will be given on Friday.
, 1862-01-29

To KEEP TIE PEAcE-0ne Themax Hogan
was brought before Justice Hoisington yestcr-
dag upon complaint If his wife, that she was
afizid he would tnkc her life. Hogan had been
i'll Jail on some charge for about two weeks,
and Immediately upon lis release commenced
abusing Ms. Hogan. He was held to bail in
*1oo TO keep the peace, snd his personal rccog~
1izancc was taken.
, 1862-01-29

Call on Dunlop, Sewen 4 spa1ding for Printing.
nov11-h221-1y