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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
In the Orphans Court Of North
ampton County, Common
wealth 0f n Pennsylvania.

IN the matter Of the partition and valuation Of the
Real Ksate Of Mary streepy, late Of the township OF
Upper Mount Bethel County and State aforesaid, de-
ceased.
To the Heirs and Legal Rsbseseateti6ssOt said
deceased:
TAKE NOTICE that BY virtue Of writ ofPAr-
titon and Valuation Issued out Of the said Court and TO
the Sheriff Of said county directed, the undersigned will
On Tuesday, iAs 15thdsy Of April neat.
At 10 oclock on the promises In ths township Of
Upper Mount Bethel county Aforesaid upon the oahs
and aninatlons Of twelve good and lawful men Of his
Of sid deceased according 70 the laws OF the Common
wealth OF Pennsyvana in such cases made andprovided
at which time and place all parties interested In the same
may attend II they choose. That return Of the pro-
ceedpgs said writ will be made by the underagned to
the said 0phsns Court to Be holden at Easton FRI
day, the 25th day Of April next.
eherln's Office, Easton, Feb, 81, 1852. w
March i5-W6w. ~ 3s wv.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
AFredlc'io9 s,I,,s yssi1yIeE Hnss:l. a'self Bono

The New York World (Republican) short
time since put on record the following predic-
tion. II said:
"As soon as the uGr drGws uisitly TO close,
The Democratic party tciL in any eCeRf, spring up
sgaia in full pigcT. Heavy taxatioD, the cor
rupt squandering Of public money brought to
light by Congressional committees Of inYestiga,
tion, and the questionable stretches of power
to which the Executive authority has rCsOrted,
will be charged home upon the Republican party,
which was alone responsible for The administra-
tion Of the Government"
As a commentary upon the above, look Atthe
city elections which are now taking place In
New York. Read the dispatch from Utica, a
town of twenty thousand inhabitants;
ELECTION IN UTICA.
"UTIoA, March I'D. C.. Grove, Democrat,
editor of the Daily Observer, was to-day re-
elected Mayor by sO9 majority over Ellis n.
Roberts, Republican, editor of the Morning
Herald The Democrats elect Eve out of seven
Aldermen, and four out Of seven Supervisors.
Utica gave q majority OF seyenty-fve votes
for Lincoln at the last Presidential election over
the votes Of Douglas, Bell and Breckinridge
combined. The victory is more gratifying as
Mr.. Grove is the editor Of paper which, during
the past year, has been stigmHtized BY partisan
malignaney and deviltry 40 Unreasonable
sheet" The people have shown what they
think Of such charges against . well-know and
popular Democratic citizen. Here is another
dispatch from Troy, city of thirty thousand
inhabitants. We clip IL from the Albany IN
" Argus and Alas.
"rRoY STANDS by THE CONSTITUTION
VICTORY.
"TRoY, March 4.--Glorious Democratic vic
tory in Troy. Average Democratic majority
over 400 on the whole ticket. A heavy gain.
Troy pustains the Constitution ss Il is" n
The Albany Argus gives returns from other
towns thus:
"oREENBUsH TOWN AND cHARTER ELECrIoN--
DEMOCRATIC TfcKKTs ELECTED BY LARoEIr,
INCREASED MA50nlTiEs
"The charter and town election ln the village
Of Greenhush took place yesterday, and result
ed In glorious Democratic victory, tho old
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
dATr1aAGQb COUNTY

! !, Last ear the Demuearts had but seven mani
lbers olAhe Board 'outof thi3y-one. 1nsWsoi
ming county, great Republican stronghold, the
Democrats carry six towns to the Republicans
ten. Last year they hAdtWo. These are but
the premonitory gusts which indicate the great
Dehocratic whitlwind that will sweep 'oYerthe
free States next fall, and which win return
very dilferept House Of Representatives from
the present one at Washington. ~ Cincinnati En-
Ouiye3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
SALE OF ARMY CLOTH.

ON WEDNESDAY,, THE I2th DAY
~ OF MARCH, 1862, and between the hours OF II
o'clock A, NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, the Columbus
Woolen Manufacturing Company will sell to the highest
bidder at Its oco in Columbus Ohio at public venue
lot Of light blue KerSeys, OF about 1565IX yards
weighing eleven ounces 10 the gard, Amys Cloth, for
Military Regulation cloakS, manufactured to order and
good article. iss .ssi.alf tt
The attention Of all persons interested in this kind
Of goods is invited. @ ,Ms 1r-n
Terms Cash. eale positive. sr1OsIg 'oJ H
The Columbus Woolen Manufac uriug 90.
ByJ. P. BRUoK Treasurer,
mchl-dld .r4. .r'' lh l.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11
-Benlovsd from mis- ola osIlco.

RemiOved from mis- old OsIicc.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
ooIpptuss o. has devoted himself fora series Of yearu
to the treatment Of certain private diseases Ho may be
consulted at bis Office on Broadway near the Exchange
Bank.9 ut'' - 49, n.,sr
1janlodtf fsailt
,- -.-frIr wi. ta-~I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11

70 The Louisville journal says friend sug.
gesis an amendment to Hudibras, which has the
merit Of being truthful - we'll as poeiicAl IN
reference to the rebels:
He who nshts and runs away,
Nay live 70 lght another day,
Bat, ah, b 10 IN battle taken
L the sure way 70 save one's bacon. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11

M MATS CASSIA.
lUVo 2 Gases Mol 6ovsrnment Nntmegs. OK
.aelf d y Rrails Gloves. q EstgS vi 1s lseHia Nia
10 boxes Citron. sga3s svsgls1s t4l7
9Qboxep NJ nairina, tas ~ rrli
8 IA Layer do.
.,ssq eadEs zante CurFants, etc. etc.
myers iersalfbya 81 az yg;r,.. npsrru.rx
novI0 100 South High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11

"The charter and town election In the village
Of Greenhuah took place yesterday, and result
ed In glorious Democratic victory, tho old
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-11

Tne RmNitaI KEepubllcnns Il Usmn-
cil--The Cooper AnasAs@'e y \ ~ IA
The nuoh-tslksd q Abolition o. radical re-
publican mesting waa held At .hs Cooper ins1r
tue, New York City, On Friday syspine, spe
6sh inst. The object doubtless vas to take
s.eps toward forming radical Abolition organ
izslion, and to force the Republican party gen.
orally, and the Administratich into the aaoP-
tion Of the policy Of total and immediate
, 1862-01-20

TOTAL .-.---.-. tt39 3zss1 Gu4 5951i S4134 9240
There was good attendance on Change today
and the leading markets were firm.
In Provisions we have still to quote firm mar
ket. There is a good INJURY for Mess Pork, both
for speculation and for shipment to Canada, and
quote sales Of about 400 bts in lots-of which
1s50 b1ls were city paeked-at $s12E@3. SIX the
latter. including storage till the Let Of Nay-and
the balance in country lots at - Oo@9. .12z Owing
to the scarcity Of cooperage-and its consequent
high price-holdcrs of city packed brands were
very firm. There is fair inquiry for English
Meats, and we note sales Of go boxes Long Rib
AIfddles at 4xc. Green Hams arc In demand and
steady at &c. The demand for Lard is fair and
the market Eeady-With sales Of prime city kettle
rendered Leafat CSC. 3tcanl-rendered do at 615.c
country kettle rendered at 6c and No. Lard at &c.
The market for Live Hogs, under liberal receipts
-5,J39-opened dull and about SC lower than yes-
terday: but towards the c1osc it rallied and be-
came active and firm. About $500 head changed
bands at s. 0552 40 gross for inferior to choice
closing at g. s.so@2.30 for medium to good
Dressed Hogs were dull, and NC note decline
Of about &c Y 100 bs. The mildness Of the wealth
er and the risk Of holding over till Monday. made
| holders anxious to sell. and the market closed
| stcady-the sales ranging from $2.5o@e.15-thc
| outside figure being paid only for choice heavy
! hogs.
There was better market for Beef Cattle to-day
Under an Increased inquiry by city packers, and
alsoa good demand By Government contractors
who have not appeared in the yards this week till
today-the sales ranging from $s,a5@aod, and
1926 for alot Of choice Illinois stecre delivered on
| a contract.
The demand for lour continues moderate, and
the sales were light at $3.45Q3975 for medium to
very good Iowa round hoop spring extras, and
s3.9 20 for winter extras. There arc several
heavy orders for -four here, but at prices 10G15c
below the figures asked by holders.
There was an improved feeling in the wheat mar
ket to-day. and we note an advance Of 1c per
bushel-with liberal sales at 72G72Hc for No. !
spring and GeGG714c for So.2 Spring.
The Corn market was dull, and prices declined
| A@ Keeper bushel-with sales Of mixed in store at
2aA@q2Hc, and new Corn in store at 1sc. Rye
was steady at Sac. BARLEY is dull Timothy Seed
is in good demand and firm ut $1.601185
The market for highwines opened dull and un
settled, and slight reaction took place; but to
wards the close it became firm again-thc GALES
ranging from 15k@1:c for country lots.
, 1862-01-20

During the past few weeks, the musicians
Of Chicago have been much exercised by Sc
ries Of articles in the Chicago Rst, purporting
to be musical criticisms. Being intimately ac.
quainted with 'sKeep Kool,'' !" Justicc,'' " j.
F.,' etc, and believing them totally inade-
quatc to their seIf-imposcd task, aud not feel
ing competent ourselves to criticise upon this
topic, wc hare engaged Il critic who is capable
Of doing this subject Justice and giving fair
md impartial review Of our choirs. His cog
nomcn is tfKecp Dark''-his qualifications as
follows; The best musician in Chicago; sings
equally well, soprano, alto, tenor or baritone
(Ec's no bass); is a finc eounterpointist aud
contrabandist, and is familiar with all the old
mastcr-Woodbury, Mason, Chickering aud
Long John. On Sunday last, he visited Brick
Church, and gives us the following report:
The choir is under tue direction Of CHsar
Hannibal Jackson He is a baritone, compass
six foot two in the clear, equal to twelve oc-
tavcs On the piano and four on the pedals:
His grimaces and gymnastics are profuse, and
elicit profound applause from all parts Of the
house.
Tie soprano is Madamoiselle Snow. Her
clarion (cU tones as they yibratc through the
yaultcd arches Of the noble cathedral, sug-
EE5L 1uCliS11E6 VI uuI tDukHlul uIfH wien
frumpets Of pumpkin vines were our hearts $
delight. Her volume Is immense, being {ac-
cordipr to fairbanks Iatestl $50 n6nnfis
gross, ind by reason Of her i1nmcnsity. occu-
pies a yery large position in the clioir ioft-
She sings indepSndcnt Of all prcscribcd rules
OF time or tulr. now soaring aloft to skies
above, now elidine down to 6 in :It. N0
The cont1alto IS Nadame BIack. She also
possesses royal blood and various other surc
human powers. While closely engaged in a
concise and elaborate criticism upon Ills ladF
she tripped tightly to nv sidc. and in l,erclcar
a Hammer EAeseey.' As eriticise artists on1v,
four black lines arc all that is left Of her euIo,
~. Her cpitaph remains unWrittcn- her yir-
| tues unsuns
| The tenor is Signor Brignen Fcrusco. He
| sings ipdiscriminately. iniiid1cious|y and inod
, 1862-01-20

NEW YoEK, January1s.
cor7oy- Market ,qeiet and nominal at a8@sac
for middlipg uplands.
F1orR-Rules quiet and very firm. and closes
with no sellers at the inside quotation Sales
s400 brls at S545I5. IS for euper state; S5T15 80
for extra state; $5.45D5 IS for super western
$57E@,590 for common to medium extra western
$5s596 for shipping brsnds sslo06. Is for trade
brands Canadian flour quiet and firm. Sales $50
brls at s545G5.5s for super: $5.75@6-75 for com.
lied with 10 decided change IN prices. Corn meal meal
dull and steady. Sales 1pU brls western at s.
WHEKI-Market hr1n, Sales 800 brls st a5A
GRA1S-Theat dull and dropping. Sales Of 450
bu orthwestern club at 81 sax; : 800 bu Green
Bay spring at $t33; 9,5C0 bu common Milwaukee
sqe a as e. 4 9Pa eS su s19
Of $500 bu at sa1s4c Barley in limited supply
and very firm. Sales Of 45o bn State at eoc, and
5eo bu California on private terms; 500 bu barley
the market rules heavy. at 6A@65e for mixed west,
ern In etore md aloat. Oats-Salcs at 41nl3c fol
Jersey, Canadian. western and state.
firm. Sales, 5000 brls at *n-75@ts,5o for mess
s1a55 tt westeFn 4 Prime mess and n 2s@e5o 70.
brls uninspected mess at $1237H. Beef firm With
fair demand: sales 600 brls ut $4@4.5o for coun
try prime: $5@5.so fos country mess; t1o@l20l
Prime mess beef and beef hams inactive
shoulders: 5a6e for hams, Bacon sides quiet
Cumberland cut middles:: s5<Qe7c for long ribbed
90: 74c for short ribbed do; TKc for city short
clear. Dressed hogs shsdc easier. Sales st ia
opened quiet and heavy. and closed shade easier
15c tor OHIO; 1Sacc fer State Cheese dall D. At M 5
GROCERIES Sugar-RAw dn1. Sales 10 Ehds
quiet and 10 sales are reported
Crn4r+ 11rv Hnf+n
, 1862-01-20

lFfom the NeWbnEyport l5las8.} Herald
Wool, IS cotton disappears, will be more in de-
mand. and we hope and trust that this will lead
onr farmers more into sheep husbandry. During
the past season the demand for army goods has
kept the mills running to their full powers, and
come, to answer contracts. night and> day. The
prices Of grades Of wool thus used hare advanced,
tbs a6 bs ~R aneS
these goods. the manufacturers will necessarily
turn their attention to dner, qualities. We arc
afactu1efs Of want of protection Our debt M Is T al
ready 60 large that il peace shonld take place to-
morrow. We should be obliged for the two next
both raw materials and the manufactured goods
that they would admit short Of prohibition. This
will give all the inducements to grou wool that
will ind them profitable in themselves for their
fleece and their caEcasses, and profitable to their
old pastures and WON out lands which can be re-
ncwed.
, 1862-01-20
memphis and New Orleans Markets.
The APPEAL Of the 7th thus al1udes to matters


The attendance on Change yesterday was good,
but the New Orleans news showing continuation
Of the lullncss that has rcigned there, buaincss
waa not very animated In New Orleans. on
Saturday, 1890 hogsheads sugar changed hands at
2A@9Hc for common to good common, * to S4c
for fair to fully fair, and 3A to Aye for prime to
choice. The demand was moderate without any
material change in prices: Sales Of molasses CON-
ana 1sx to 19xc for prime to choicc. and co. I'LL
barrels at 20 to s1c for teEmenttng and II to a14e
for prime to choice. There were no sales Of -four
Of any moment, euperane at $1o.as to $1o50 No
ea1es Of oats. Bran, $1.9o per cWt. Rye, $15o-
Lard retailing at 80 to 5sc.
The sales On Change were as follows: Flour
50bar7els extra supefhne, $3.50. Wheat-203 bu
fair :eo; soc bushels prime 5ed' easks inciudsd g
coFn-l 500 buehela inferior, 76c 76 bushels choice
white 500 bushels pfie T66e III guaeniss
I'D bushels, $1.b0 Oats-90 bushels, Sc Pens
100 busbela mixed, $1o5: Aoissses- 20 -. half bar
rels, Sc; 1eo barrels, s5c. sugaE.f6 hogsheads
SX to &c. Whisky-5 barrels, $1.45. L7rd-4]
barrels, city rendered &c.
, 1862-01-20


DRESSED Hous.-The market remains quiet.
Sales are made only to limited extent, the puck
ers bring well supplied. and holders not seeming
T. Se By ship
Is an outside figure, and very difficult 10 obtain.
[From the Peoria Transcript, 17th
Receipts Of pork continue liberal Our streets
are filled with dressed hogs, while live hogs are
ate ogs en9 sroand Feo arc al Rifxsa paeIed
here, the packing will be double that of last year
Many Of our farmers are holding on In hopes Of
for hogs under 100; saa0 for 2oo to Sd: 81. e ior
over 80 1bs Several finc droEes OF 200 or 800 each
from the neighborhood Of Canton, have been sold
this week at - GO. from the hooks.
tFrom the Cincinnati Gazette, 1Sth.7
The current prices for provisions are equal to
about $325 for hogR, Jet the latter bring $3.50 to
$3.d5.. It il. also a remarkable fact that green
shoulders and sides are worth nc q Il, as much as
the same articles in dry. salt would bring. These
anomalous features Of the trade area puzzle which
however, was i'll favor Of sellers Of provisions.
while hogs closed heavy. Operators finding it
cheaper to purchase products than hogs.
the npward nc fG
pTisiDg about 1850 head The receipts were saoo.
orR Ss al At q
in the interior sold at equal to TINT figure. First
class city brands we're held at $9.75 and upward,
ont Of the market W. quote inrd At 6X@s4c fo1
chiefly 1t the inside figures; Bulk sides were ID
Ter with sales at 2A@2'fe for shoulders, and 81:
| 3Ae for hams Sides were held at 3Xc.
| From the Milwaukee Sentinel, 1eth.J
| Dressed hogs were 4 shade higher, good lot;
| bringing q. $50, dividing on 200 rs. and il
hese as se fcsepes sa5 xsre @ M
head 4 couple Of salcs Of mese pork, amounting
| to $50 bbls, were reported at 50.
, 1862-01-20

rom the New 1oFk independent, 10Th
The market is dull. There are few buyers from
the country. and the New York jobbcrs are well
stocked with staple goods, while they arc not in
the market, looking to a settlement Of the yexed
currency question before doing anything further;
but all expect another advance in prices.
poAEsTIC5.
Spring pieces are coming forward. The new
styles arc small figures on dark ground in com
tpation With white. and are offered ut high prices
to which, 1t Is expected, buyers will have to COME
Little Is doing In cotton staple goods as holders
the season Advances. The export of cotton goods
has nearly ceased. The finer qualities Of brown
and blcachcd goods have advanced since our last
In wooden goods there is eteady but quiet move
ment> and some jobbers are trying to get the con-
troll ofthe supplies Of faYorite styles fancy caesi-
] mc1es. Me1tons are in good demand, as well as
spring cloaktngs. Military goods have become
quite dull.
FOREIGN GOODS
The importing. business is yery. limited. and the
only terme on which foreign goods offered are
for cash. British goods arc much advanced In
price and are very scarce. French dress goods arc
without inquiry, Plain and black silks are dull,
and all can be bought at low prices.
, 1862-01-20
CHICAGO DAFLT mARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, jan. Is, 1862.
FROE1SlONs-alE:s poRE-Iu good deu,and
and brisk. Sales. 500 bsls city packed Mess Pork
at 49371-ftce Of stoinge till the 1st OF May; 400
brs do at $9s5free Of storage the lst Of 31ay;
abo brls do at $o17,!: ITO brls country packed do
at $9.1'E del; 70 brls do at $9.c0 On track Enc
11sH MEA7s-e5o bxs Long Rib Middlcs at axe.
BvLK MEA7E-95c0 pea 1Inms at SIC. LARD-De-
nand fair, and matket firm. Sales, 80 trcs and
100 brls prime city kettIc-rcndered Leaf at csc;
100 tres city steamrcndcred Leaf at 69tc; 81 tres
country kettle.rendered Leaf at 64c; 81 tres
country steam rcndeseddo at &C.; 100 brls No Lard
at &C.
FLOCR-Rcccfyed, 5,o1G brls. Market quiet.
Sales, so bills choice winter at Leo; 104 brls Elir
do at $3.97h; 100 brls winter super at sass; 100
brls "cedar Rapids at s375; $50 brls "Giliet s,
Hines and 70 brls Wallace do at IS 70; 50 br,s
"Farmers'' at $3.50; 100 bIls ''Eolian ~ at $3.45.
WHEAT-Receised, 49, sG5 bu. Market advanced
1c = bn- Sales 100 bu No. Red Winter III store
at &c; 6,0o0 bu No. Spring In store at r.; 5000
bu do at 7a14c; 1000 bu No. Spring in store at
e65zc; 1o,too bu do at 67c; 5000 bu do at 674c;
15,oo0 bu do at 6iKc; 1000 bu Rejected Spring In
etore at 53;kc; 4,co0 bu do at Sc.
CoRN-Receiyed, II, ass bu- Market dull and X
@76c lower. Sales, 2,5Co bu Mixed in store at
EXC; 6,o00 bu do at aa4c; 400 bu new corn in
store at 1Sc.
OATS-Recciycd, 1850 bu. Market quiet and
nominal at 16@18hc.
| RlE-Received, I'll bu. Market quiet. Sales,
SO bu No In store at 34c; 400 bn do in bulk On
| track at 25c; 81 bags do at 3515c on track.
I BARLEY-Receiyed,1 !, ,656 bu- Market dull. Sales
| 500 bushels tair at Sic Oh track
HIGHW W1NESUnsettlcd. Sales, so brls at
| 1513c. !; 63 bbls do at 154c; 70 bb1s do at 16c.
ALCoHoL-Steady at 34@36c 2 gal.
TIMOTHY sEED-30 bags prime at sl.65; %
bags good at s1-Go.
CLOVER sEED-1e bags fair at $40; 3 ba =
| inferior at $3.121
| BEANS bushels good Navy at 81 Is; IS BUSH
els good Mixed at $1.1a311; bags common at 75c;
! II bushels do at 10c.
BCTTER-3a pkgs prime drkin at DC; q boxes
| good Roll at 9Ec.
EGGs-Frcsh plenty and dull at 110t2c.
PoCLTR{-Chiekens, $100Dl.s5 q dog Tur-
| keys, SC z d.
POTATOES Quiet at 45@5oc for good.
1nDEs-1Quiet. Dry Flint, 11G11Kc; Geen Salt
ed, 57!@Gc.
TALLOW-Quict and nominal at T4G7|c.
COoPERAGE-Pork barrels very scarce Sales
seo at 71.6o; $50 at $1.65; 200 at s1.75
DRESSED HDGS-Receiyed- 3,ea7. Market less
1rfiyr md Er 1ayyar Ea1aa
, 1862-01-20

BEEF CATTLE-Receivcd, 694 head. The mar
ket today was more active, and prices favored sell
1crs rather more than yesterday. The quality,
however, was better, and both shippers and pack
ers we're moro anxious to buy. Mr.. Parsons OF
Monmouth, Warren county. H., had lot OF 100
head very choice steere. fed By hinaself. which
averaged 1865 1bs. They were sold to arrive 10
Morris & Co., who ship them to New York. They
were the best cattle in market this week. Morris
s Co. cold to Government contractors about 100
head, at S2.57J15Gt2.5Q. The demand for Govern
mcnt caused slight improvement in prices. The
sales at the various yards were as follows:
, 1862-01-20

At Csmpton. kane County, H. January 16sh after
short il,neaa, Mr. JAMES HACkET In the 6Hh ynAr o{
his sge.
to Athtabula County Ohio, In 11 and from thsnce 10
daughters,
arc requested 70 copy.
, 1862-01-20
The Third Philharmonic Concert.


We have already called attention to the Phil
harmonic Concert which comes of this Mon
day evening, and have given an analysis of the
grand seventh symphony Of Beethoven, which
forms the great orchestral feature Of the even
ing. There arc other pieces in the excellent
programme that We now desire to notice.
1.-THE Invitation to the Waltz" Of Weber, IS
Instrumental By the French composer, Berlioz,
is the most brilliant music Of the dance We
have ever heard In the introduction, kind
t Of dialogue may be observed between the Tio-
loncellos which may be fancied to represent
the gentlemen, and the 91arionets the ladies,
in which the invitation and response can be
readily imagined, as well as the conversation
that prccedes the dance. Our only objection
to the waltz that follows, is the great difficult
ty Of keeping seated with such Indictment to
the "poetry Of notion" The Sccna from
"Linda," and the Romance BY Halcvy, will be
! rendered By young lady pupil Of Mrs. Bost-
| wick, who VIC are quito sure will make a
| favorable impression upon the audience.
/ The Potpourrie and the Overture are of light,
| pleasing and popular character. Wc are glad
| TO be able to add that the return Of the
| Great Western Band has materially increased
the Orchestra, and that it will be larger and
| more effective than ever before. The public
rehearsal for the concert was necessarily omit
ted, Mr.. Heller having the exclusive contro
OF the hall for the past fortnight.
, 1862-01-20

PHILADELPHIA, Jaa. 49,
Operations were suspended By rain.
FLorK-Dun. Sales g 900 brls
GRAls-Wheat declined 1c- Sales b.O00 bu red
at s.: :SD1 IS; white 81 1.45lA1.50 Corn firm. Sales
1900 bu. Rates unchanged.
CoFFEE-Rio 19RMc.
PRov1s1oas-Mets pork s1a.5o Lard &c.
NHIsKI-94G95c.
, 1862-01-20

The Prisoner Eound Guilty Of Man
slaughter.

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