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~4D Il ISL area, opFosus V4%
fss T6crf-r.
OYSTERS STEAMED
In tns Shell tn1 Thoroughly Cooked t:.r superior
70 roast IN 1899 -.tPstsE, t&s fastest
fIpsr - Tesc-E. Cal and gee.
Ehe undersigned rcF FncGIitJ iEiOTsnB ms frieuds
IN the stTlot, AMI visitors g. ths city tlet he has
rented ms OLD G3d W.I,,-Sy0yyE -sTS sLIEHMFNT
IA q most thOTcnga H.2EEleT, Gnd has made ooul-
flete arrangements 10 LcTElsh OYSTERS in any
style and IN any fUsah.y. 90 tC 30 gallons shncke "a
per GsJ: 200 to 500 cans OF SpFosd and Fresh
put up dally-cAns hsTEetIo0lly sealed, Furnls shed
In the shell by the bnshe or hsTrel,
Persons wishing TO havs OgEtAFs furnished Teru-
larry through tho winter. Et Baltimore Prices
without fear Of failure, sBOGid Csil sud mako ar
rapEenente et once. Ese!E h1, time, ana money
saved bJ purchasing Of ne, as Furnish an Erticle
et ual 70 the celebrated B1sCmcrS staUiiehments
1t prices Just IS low.
10 Suffers.
Canned Meats, LobEtsrr, SsrdInes, Clams
trAv5eIries, TomatOes, Pigs Feet Time 60
TO-, &c. Also, Pickles, Cdtsup, SaIces, Brspdy
Peaches, DO. Also, Game ana Freah Fish iTrr.
Ties, TeTT6plns, Fresh LObSteFs Cod, Y.lihut Nc
In fact, every thing for sse in tho Norther1 MAJ
Hotels and families supplied with OJstsrs de-
lVered without charge 70 any ps-t Of the District
In ssasGn, II the money ls Gent with the order
Ny establishment Is open from . g. n 20 u A.
nlEht, every day, except Sunday, when 1 close o.
ia2 7. "a. HARVEY.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
--r p DENITISTs -Ea
NO. 1886 pennsylvania AVENUE,
BrrwxxS srH AND 1nrH srs,
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
<hTiFICIAL CREOPLLSTl EONB
r e E Fl,
WITHOUT METAL PLAfH on CLASPS.
DR.. 8. b sI6EsMOND.
Siv SrcGdssoy, Nag York-060 Psaasy1eania AZ
r.,s 49,, ostsssez l2fA a.d lisa SIS, WasAiaetc~,
Sans tne artontion Of the public 70 the following
.1VahhAsE OF his improved system:
ne kesth OF his manufacture viilSG>31SEEt
.ao S;SeI oorode nor change color by any
s.as, oelhs three fourths liter than any other,
g. 40 teeth or roots need be extracted, ss the
Ihe roots VIII be made lnoTepsive, an never
4. No temporary teeth are nesded, a, .,,n,r.r,
ones can be made Immediately, "a ereey eressryins
tne natural expression of the face, which pnder
the oId sJstem is frequently disbSured.
.. rms work has been fully t.~te5 over Ave yexrs
oJ many OF the hrst chsmit and phYsicisns Of this
Dr. has ALSO inverted . white upd.,t,uo,iv.
sent % nrIea wipout pain, and can build up per-
s3una tocth on any ado roots, which viii last
n The beat Of rsssronoe. r,.en-to Or. v. lott; Dr.
IMdm Ss, Professor of Chemistry IN. V; Hon,
t tuuke wayne, Of the Supreme Court OF wa.hipg-
'on, and thousands of others.
~ Al end exsElne for yourself nossm
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1882 THE 1852
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
- E


with is oOrneot,onsD
IS A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT.
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE.
THREE nATLT TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
Two OF them making
CLosz CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
20 all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SovTH-wEsT.
~For Thro1sh Tickets, apply at the Ofioe OF
the Northern Central Kali Road Com
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S"OAtNS aNftOON CNT1 on Az ITdtHS
FROM WASHINGTON.
passengers VI i take The q. ang o. m. trains,
arriving In Baltimore at 80 8. M. and IS D. m,
where close connections sre MAZE with traius on
the Norther.l Central X. e. ard arrive In Harms
burg 81 p. m. ara Las = m, there connecting
with ths trains on tbs Pennsylvonis Central
kalToad Tor al partE Of the Weet.
FREIGBTs.
BY THIS route, freights Of 81 descriptions oan be
Iofwaroea 20 and from any point on the Railroads
OF OIlo, heLtucEy, ln5Iana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
loya, or Missouri. BY R1tirOad diyecf-
the bannss yautH Contra bEilruEd also meets
- PlltsDuTE wan StfaLers. ~ winch Goods car
he forwarded 20 any port On the Oh.O, Musk!nEun,
keltucEyr Tennessee, Cumb~r' An6, illinois. MFRS
isslppi, w lScOnSln, Missouri, Kansas. ATkAreaF,
end Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sondusky and
tEscaEO Win steamers 70 Gil Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustIng the uanspOr-
tsti3n Of their Fralsh: TO this ComFany, oan rely
Will confidence on ITS tpeccy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT % and from sny
POINT IN the West, by the Penusy lvanIa Central
RAILROAD. are AZ CA ftDsss TarOTobis as ays
ekaysed or OthsT RdtlToGI Companies.
~ IL BE HariIcui1r TO marx packages VIA PINr.
CYSTEAL II. r."
MAGRAW Z KOONS, Freight Agents,
,,,,,, No: 20 North street, baltimore.
ENOCH LEV il. 6en'i Superint't, Altoona, Ps.
I. l.. BOUPT. Gen'l Ticket Ag't, Phiadelphia.
ID. HOUSTON, 6en'l Freight Agent, Phils-
delphia. u t-diy
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Sc; = = -
EgARNDEN'5 EXPRESS,
IL trIs-A BLIsEED IN $500
tssE Ishgs 20 Io;J5n tas pdD'iC that tbet hsve OK
tsz1sa :.eIr t-x5Eesa 70 !. 1--nEtCu. md ere now
pveEs-.l Z .Ns1--5 or. A-e-ch1 sGi7s Bank Notes,
Spec. irse.sF. 2 c., 20 al Ea-tG e fEs Ne rs,
sr-= Eg-sFf.T rYf NrE'-TE S'~te' ~ Ct=-CSr.
Cc1Iec-ITT vE,tl rIe most tCS.-@ T. 1lzp. a-ses
tH-Cu- EOC- -ae O. El-sy. We srS CGn%Id % offer
s.tqIa.ssl fa-t5s: -E - FL vino Iass EstCT 10 With
raslr ~ I54G-L. FOR s--3.s 2at fCTt.CT IalGInE-
ten sy-.y Is -. g. oaIiEE-, = gen.
tEt-I g. "a tar~ below ~. avenue.
iSG su Wash ugion, . -
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EgEOE. ALEXAN uEa WUtDWSkI
Z TFzEiST IND COMPOSER.
b gen "a. Esa ~ ~ ~ c7-l : discs for tha Piano
AID Sil-ir-, bg ia IaE 40 a..EFlL 81 f--s-.@e=I
IastEot. in ..Ef -. ? .orPo5tnu;'JT{ z m
wi. .s rL-a-caH e. Z VINO b." ire - 80
arirs = Errz.scr- o. E.-sI ara Instrumental
-1U5ic, or tna a3Cst .-as.al t-rTGz. All sHyss who
desire . jean IEls course Wi a7g.y Ct ONCE ~
as ros-aCH-s, No 3GJ .ixIa - Cot, between a
E:-ecS --- New I.-E -vG-ge.
E,u-1 = reception 5etves= g and Z O'Clock 4. n,
OF tNss1GsyCs lHgrGtsys, aud Saturday..
n - EFa
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Wall, stephens & Co.,
MILITARY AND NAVAL
M f Il CHA Mt ILORS,
AND DKALRRs IN
SWORDS, sAsHES, BELTS,
EPAULETs, SHOULDER STRAPS,
GAUNTLETS, GLOVES, 60.
And every variety of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
322 Pennsylvania avenue, between
JAIL Intel. q Repab1 eth and 10th sts
TO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHELOR'S GENUINE HAIR DYE,
The Best in the World. ~
Tbs Only Rslia5ls and Harmless Hair Dye Ksosss,
Medicine ssofs Sp fsssnt z once. oor asS
s1sss's Hair store, ss is = Peun,a avenue, vssr.
Fe es slI BsfolsS 'siss IS BrOsdxsJjN.Y
t. Cash NOTICE.
to reduce Sgr business 20 Cash exclusively, for the
t;IlS Kin Gsf fst %sa sSs
which M .si Esif Eng es e. rate
10, saa Ri iia ss ssf Ssy sih ssd 10Th :i'
289 JoHNsoN : NAsLR. OQ0
WINES, LIQ UQRS, HlyANA CIGARS, FINE
GROCERlES, &C.,
No. ESQ Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Washington, ID. c.
No. 10 Royal st.. near King, Alexandria, Va.
W VINES q th.s aSSS and
-. a. Joint Stock Co., In Hockhelm
on the Rhine.
Constantly on hand their celebrated
Spa,ktssg Hook and MossHs Cs5Snst Wsnss.
Connoisssurs are respectful ly invited to give IN
SQLDlERS JUST RETURNED PROM
~ hlcnmond can buy their Clothing and Furn-
n ,snlnS Sg 3D. = sMiTEs No. $50 seventh St
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SQhDIERs JUST RETuRNED PROM
~ hlchmond can buy their Clothing and Furn-
isnlnS Sg p. No. 40 seventh ST.
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Splendid Sleeping Cars on all NIgkt Trains
Smoking SN00n Cars on all Trains.
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~For ,ThTo1sh Tickets, apply ct the Ofioe OF
the Northern Central Kali Road Com
Pary, Calvert station, Baltimore.
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rER HGET tHoCsAFos cared a. ia: inE;iisasu Ntkln
hs sttFsntssU ys-ra and t-s 1EsTsss zNYr
sal sEsELtsns fsFitTntd ~ Dr. IshTSs5 Nassst ~ b
eIfs 81 IA FEgsEs sra Eany satF PsrEsus, neets o.
useh i;rs aEFsb-t- again aCG san bssIs ths Fzsc,
sass 80 tisprE "a gtELszE 81 ekaTss;sF ana Tss2sus
sllssi Is seat Fr-E,nlss tns EElctG EGly
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
IRs Shostssf, Qxicks.f cad Best Ro.fs lrora Hegsf
mora 20 Ehe
WEST, NORTH AND NORTHWEST.
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'O y. hEMkOY EOh ORGANI'

~ sis great and m5sstsn REMEDY 81 ia sEfInI
ave EPsscy eEIss and fa ssEFsd. SssSEEB5
asi n'TTsNs ard cssih1se, she ks3 lss =. ksSS,
hess In nsois:sy yslisVed.
Al is'e.eHsTr AAItss. fkyS,s.l ss=tA pisqSsi-
HshssnsS ksts - b-sssssTs Fswsv ErTrsSs lTrskty,
rTsHsinS Gskssts sstss u ss = sst fssF
had GEsediiy
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NJ FOR TIE ARMY.
W r. HAVE just received. by steamer hraKo, q
.afEe assortment Of magnificent French Brass
Drums tSJsten- GrCSO.reJ French Bugles, for
tGIG4tTy. eiyalLy, and S-tiLlsry Martin Frere's
ments OF all xmas Also, the finest quality of Ven
ice strings. BGssOn'E Acoordeons and Flutnas.
Together with . iGrgs assortment Of latest French
Music Tor Bands. Music store of
w. q. METZEROTT.
- 10 Corner Pc avenue and nth SO.
, 1862-03-15
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY EyxNn1, March II, 1eda
The sefere E0rtheeat stofm has checked tran
sact1ons oi al kinds md bustness generally has
been confined to the naEsowebt possible 1trnits.
For naet Of the. day the bAnks, and .we presume
the stores as we'll were almost literally deserted.
The rate Of dfacount for aho paper is 10 per cent
and mlch more woad b taken than onezs- It
must, however, be first rate in al respects to re-
cedss the least attention -.
New York exchange il SCARCE aud balances arc
constantly decreasing. The regular buying fate ia
par, but SOME houses havepald Il, and wepreaune
~ higha is has sometimes been conceded. The
selling price to customers Is x premium, and to
outsiders 1s@4 are the rates- Some Of the banks
hare commenced sending Eastern money home,
while others are sorting against the time when It
will be necessary.
There Is scarcely any demand for gold, prices
being governed almoet entirely BY the figures rul-
iug in the New York market. To-day rates are
nominal at 1k buying, and per cent premium
selling
CzcIsHArL-Ihe Gazette Of this morning ea5e:
There was light demand for loans which was
a nff Eco safag IL At -
nEy notes at par. The amount Offering ia small
The market for exchange Is firm at par buying aud
y premium selling. Gold inactive at prem
buying and prem. selling.
ST. LOFTS. The Democrat says:
The decline Of about X per; cent in exchange
vas the principal feature In the money market to-
day. TIE demand WAS very limited, and supply
good, which has probably produced the decline
The supply Of currency has improved somewhat,
and the market is eazier on that account. Gold
continues dull-a drug Ia the market we might
, 1862-03-15

1Ut2A -alX IzIU 338 47339 A1E{S 355H8
The weather day was wet and disasreeab1e
and a11 kinds Of outdoor business was neglected.
There wasa thin attendance on Change, and but
little Of interest transpired,
the africa, with Liyerpool adyices to the ed
inst, was telesraphed Breadstufs were reported
dull. Wheat was uuiet and steady, Bacon and
Pork we're easier.
This newa had no visible effect on Change, ex-
cept to st1ffen the Wheat uarket-ope1ators gen
orally looking for . decline-and we have to note
an advance in prices Of 1@1zc per bnshel-with
light Gales at 79K@sec for No. Spring, and 7aa15c
for No. Spring-accordine to the. date Of the re-
celpts.
There was a GOOD demand for Corn. and the mar,
lat ~,1od ~. t;1..,.. ,41. -. :. ,.eor,l =
, 1862-03-15
Stock OF Grain in B0st0n,


Sales 600 bales DC 27@2tc for middling nplauds.
FI.oUR-Favorable to buyer and moderate bust
1886 br1s 1t s5a59s.ss for super State; s5.ss9
IS for extra state; $525G53 IS for super western:
% s. as IS for common to medium extra western;
S5-T t5,85 for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; IS 95GI6 rs for trade brands Market clos
i1!s hesyy-9o buyers At outside quotations: Cana
IS 55f@s5u for common to choice extra. Rye Hour
steady Sales 50, trls at s.. s.2s@4.a5 Corn meal
in iair request Eales 6sv brls at $2so for Jersey
~H1sKY-Less active and market scarcely so
inn. sa1cs 65y hrls al 25K@26!gc-chieny at 2513
G1:Aus-Wheat exhibits more activity hut prices
unchanged. Sales 2,0f 0 bu red Jersey at $l.37 in
bass On dock; Is 600 hu red Pennsylvania aud Jer
Fey at f1.40@1.4l delivered; $3.50 bu winter red
western at $t-i0: and 500 bu rcd Long Island on
RrlFate@ @ terms RyG in m fair request: Sales 1850
prices. Sales 2,5eo bu Canadian and western at
do at Csc. Corn frncr and moderate business for
export and home consumption Sales 43, 0@0 hu at
5?@:61c 1or mixed western in store and delivered,
and 5SGSac for new yellow southern and Jersey.
Oata dull at 3764cc for Jersey, Canadian. western
and state.
GEocEr1Es-coEee, Rio quiet and prices nom
PRov1s1oss- quiet and prices unchanged
o4 s e ~ ~ e s2 pls tnt bss s da
country prime, x5@55o for country mess, Sl5I
IS SO for repacsed mess ana $tc So for extra
mess. T1ime mesa beef dull and nominal. Beef
hams quiet at @1650@17,25, Cut meats qact and
nnchanged. Small sales a510sc for shoulders, 519
* for western, ana 53kG5T for city. The numbeT b
from Nor: 1st 1851. to March 1sf 1852 is ais
for eiiy Cumberland CEt Middlea: 61zG7 ior west.
err err andc!ty hong Rbbed; sa@sK Dc Short Rib
1p1o A-1t
, 1862-03-15
Reply of DIR. Davis.

Auit1ls Iu1C3tED 1T10UuEs
In yon5 paper Of .T3hursday morning yon publish
"Repnhicau.s which pretcnds to be an account Of
my lecture in the hall Of the Democratic Inyineible
club, on TUESDAY ; evening last The article euabra
teen, or more than half OF which, are unuuali-
hed, uhmltlgated. lne1cusable lies. Such lies too
= could be eoneocted only bg one who had been
indicted by Jury OF his neiyhhors for violating
the laws OF biz country and disturbing the public
peace It is not surprising that one who sits down
and deliberately writes ont the most abominable
misrepresentation and fa1sehoods, should pudca-
yor to conceal himself bebinda Ge,acioua signature
For unless his face is literally made Of braes,
aud his conscience sesred with an iron seven times
hotter than tho furnaces that received the He
bEewe Of cid he would certainly blush and hang
his head at the efght of eyery honest man he
msets ay1ceture ocenpied nearly an hour and a
half, and correct synopsis Of it would require
more time than have to spare at this moment.
and won1d probably occupy mure space than you
would be willing to gire II in the columns Of your
T8pcr. Its maln objects we're to show the evil
effects upon all parts Of the country, Of long con
timed pattiean and sectional Misrepresentation
exagEerotioHa and denunciations.
To show that slavery il the pretext rather than
1ae true cause Of the present wcr-that the most
efectua method Of speedily subduing the rebellion,
energies to the aiug1e purpose of striking
down every arm, whether black or white, whether
North or South that is raised in open hostility to
that the only mode Of oriug is to respect and
obey eTeIy provision Of the Constitution ourselves
1a s3sfna insGa.a the gol!ieal eqMay Of
and charity in the place Of enmfty, denuncia-
tion and bigotsy; and forever leave slavery
matters-exclusiyeiy 70 The States IN which it e.
lists. Such was, briefly, the general ten
Or and objects Of the lecture for which
advoeating ela4cfy and accession eoins Yes. whc a
fenr OF my pr1vate office students are now with The
army on the battle fields for the Union; some
vile an ag spenna 1ad q g fo
to fire dollars worth Of time in sratuitous attend.
ance on siek soldiers Or their wives and children,
1Ican," il Awaiting himself of your columns to pre
sent me before the public ss an advocate OF slave
r. ard secession. all ask, Is that you shall give
sue OF fa3Eehoods. Yours &c. Ms, DAVIS.
, 1862-03-15
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, March Il, 1852.
PRoV1SI0NS-MEss PoRK-Dnll and heavy
holders asking s11.00, buycrs offering S10.75
Country packed nominal at $1025R105o. BULK
MEATs-25,0 ,0f0 lbs eity-cnred Hams, at $4061{,
loose; 4o,0Q0 lbs do at 43ac, loose; $4,000 lbs
Bulk Shoulders, at 31fc, loose 800 pcs country
cured Sides at 4kc, loose; SO pcs country shonl-
ders, at &c, loose P1cKLED MEArs-10O hhds
73ckled Hams at $3.50; 80 tcs do at st4.25. Ese-
neu MEATE-130 bxs Short Boneless Middles at
5Ec. GREEN hEArs-1.0V0 pcs Hams at DC. LAED
Steady. Sales Is brls prime Kettle Leaf at &c;
1,0o0 ps country do at 611c.
FLOuR-Receiycd, 2555 brlE. Market dull and
neglected. Sales, 500 bzls good b Spring Extra
at IS 50: ESQ brls do at $375
WHEAT-Recciyed. It. .as8 bu. Market advanced
1@11zc 2 bu- Sales, 1900 bu No, Spring {4c
stotage) at 7sc; 20co bu do &c Etozagc) at 79kc;
2,G0o bu do &c storagc) at soc; 1900 bu No.
Spring in store {4c storage> at T3c 1909 bu do &c
storage} at I3zc: sCoD bn do {4c storage) at sEc;
LOCO bu do (4c storage) ut 74c; 1,00o bu do DC
stosage) at 7ici 5000 bu do &c storage) at 74Sc
4,0Go bu do t3c eterage) at 75c.
CORN-Receired, IL, ,3a5 bushels. Market firm.
Sales. 1000 bu Mixed in store &c storage} at 23c;
5le0 bu do (4c etorage9 at 23Ac: 600 bM do &c
atorage} at dc; 5co3 bn do &c storage) at 24Ac;
25G0 bu Rejected in store &c storage) at 13Ec;
sGj bu New Corn on track at e0c.
0ATs-Received, a5se bu. Market firm. Sales.
600 bu No. on track at 2oc; 10000 ba No. &c
Etorage) at 1sc in store.
RlE-Recciycd, 2.a9bn. Market quiet aud less
ArHa-buye7s Offering only Soc for No. i III store.
BARLEf-Received, 6,4A bu. Market easier.
Sales rs bugs very choice at SIC track; 1s2 bags
choice at 47c; 116 and 173 bags good at 45c; 15s
bags fair at 4ec; 165 bags medium at 3sc-an on
track
TIMOTHY SEED-Market dull. Sales II bags
good at $1.70; 100 bu fair at 81 IS.
CLOVER SEED-Qniet and unchanged. Sales
160 bn good at So 76-
H1GHWINEs- Market quiet but fra. Sales
1t0 br1e last night at 19s, a1d 50 brls today at
19Hc.
CO0PERAGE- Pork Barrels at S1.00 on
track
BEANS-d7 bags chetee White at $1.30-
TALL0W-14 brls country at TIC
HlDES-Fi1m. We quote; Dry Flint, 13c@14c;
DRY Salted 9c@12c; Green Sailed, 6cG6kc;
Green Country, skc@5xc.
BUTTER-1n good demand By shippers Sales.
45 pke. good frkin at eKc. Choice Dairy, lie
@1sc.
EGGs-In good supply and dull at 7c = doz.
pOULTRI-Chickcns $l.T5@a.03 2 doz: Tur-
ke3a. CN@Tc q h.
FuRs-2,1s0 oppossnm skins ut sDc.
BROOM CORN-5 tons good at $50.
DRESSED HOGS-Recaiyed, 872. Market un-
rho Eo1o
, 1862-03-15

bans are without sales. Dressed hogs
1lefe IL very little demand. aud not much
stock here. Sales Of plain and fancy csnvased
hsins at 66sc; sides at 6I6Hc, and ehoalders ut
6@S34c, caah and on the usual credit. GREEN meats
sEs in steady demaud and prices are wall main
tained saleR Of go casks hams In salt and pickle,
: II 6H@6Ac; choice brands st &c; sides 1t 65<c-
: and shoulders st4Ac- Rough cut country meat IL
selling at A@ke below these figures 10,600 pieces
5anls, 1n tslt sold }a:t week at 5ke and 500 tes
90 IN pickle, for APRIL delivery, 1t 6Sc. Lard il
held with Mnch fTm1eEs, and the demand has been
f.fr. Sales OF LOO hr1s and tea At 61<@24c, cssh;
40psM mixed country at 7E@5Xc. Kegs are
worth 8f4E4c.
fFrom the Boston Post. 11th.1
ProyleIoHs-Pofk is fEm Sales of prime at
4N@11; mess $1426Gf450; clear &15@18 q brl
cash Beef Is In steady demand Sales Of eaateru
brl caeh. Lard 10 firm And in good demand. S4lea
n bzla at e4084c: kegs 9k@9Hc 3 b cash.
82Int 81e selling 1t Nh7MC u b caBh
, 1862-03-15
RELIaIQUs'N0THCHg:

Rey.A. L. Brooks, having accepted the eail Of
TIE Edwards Presbyterian Church, viii enter upon
his Pastoral duties on Sunday. 18th inst Services
at 10h 4. m. and ~ p. m. The Church Is located
ut the corner Of Hhlsted and Harrison streets.
There viii be special religious service this
Saturday xftetnoon In the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church, corner OF Clark and Washington
streets. Preaching at 5 O'Clock by Rev. E. II.
Boring, P. E.
North Baptist Church, corner Of Ohio md
Dearborn streets. Services at 104 =. m. and N p.
m. Preaching to-morreW by the Pastor, Rev. i.
A. Kendr1ck, who. after an absence OF three
Weeks, now rcsumea his 1abors- The public 40
invited to attend. Sabbath School st II m. and
Prayer Meeting at 6H p:m:
The Rev. F. ". Gravea. Of New York city.
will preach at the Calvary Presbyterian Church
on 1ndiana Avenue, near Ringsold Place, to-m0t-
row. Morning services at 10E O'Clock: evening
ut TX. The public are invited to attend.
The Free Church, protestant EpiscopaIl cor
ner Indiana and franklin streets, il open for D.
vine serslce M at 1o1< 4 n and 7H p. n Sunday
E. B. TuTrLE, Rector.
The services Of the Bishops Church, viii
be held on Tuesday morning at 10H o'clock in
Bryan Hall, and in the afternoon at 4o'coek In the
Third Presbyterian Church, corner Of West Waeh-
ipston and Carpenter streets: During Lent there
EM be daily prayer In the lecture room OF the
Third Presbyterian Church. On Wednesday and
Friday mornings, At 3:10, Morning Prayer and Lit
any, ard On Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
n1doy afternoons, at O'Clock, Evening Prayer
, 1862-03-15
#iu FURNISHING.
CHICAGO M1LL-FURNISHING
~ DEPOT
r. w. BAXTER 4 CO..
XAXUFArTURKKb u1
FRENCH BURR MILISTONES,
OF A..L QUARBIEs.
CIV. BRoWH's PATENT PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
1ED nEALKK8 II
DEICH "ANkER B0LT1aG CLOT8S,''
Smut htlls and sepa1stoD,
2eittng Of ali Kinds, 1


EyeT3 Engine ia furnished with
JUDsOEB PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
Eor Flour Mile We confidently recommend them a
e1per1or to ery other style OF Engine aud they vii
Save from rs ~ so per cent. In Fuel
over the usual cass Of boilers IN the West W.
taolishns9t, Ehere they may be examined and the
petent men will desired, be furnished 70 set up and
a.t engines In any pat ofthe country. We also supply
WATER WHEELS. SHAFTNG GEARING kr.
At very low priceA
r. W. BAXTER Il CO.'S
ILL Furnishing Depot, West Water street, between
Randolph and Madison st8. Chicago, III.
Post Office address Boz ~ oc5s91y
, 1862-03-15

FINN the Baltimore American. it'll. 4

tfron the Baltimore American, uthI
FRoF1sIozs-@e tear Of no movement Of I'M
pofsanSe under this head o-day+ Thc market
geae1aDJ ls quite firm at our quotations. Fork
70 sa!es. Ne quete mess at IS 5n9t4 per brl
fet hsssy; prime mess at $1a 6O@ls; prime
st $fb:1s91I and rump Ut o. 80 pei btl. Balk
meat-tas demand for bulk meat Is fais, and with
Light stock here the market IL quite firm;
@e goate eaopidere u 41$c; aidea aE 51zQ5Ac.
snd .te 5ssa.aa hams T. T. 5k05Ne per n. Bsson
tidcs 6Ac: and hams 7@9c 2 b. Ne note sale
Ct ;s e q paeces M Il bans = eae y ,. Beef i dIa
g. e. sls mpef or1 Tor Baltimore No I: t1s@is for
i aenana t1Est fes export 1s5 e1 "
d: me quote western. n bb1s aud tierce*, 1t
sA@s4 etR,' do IN Kegs, Irregular paezages}2 "a
9k@10 cts par D. ~
From the Phi:adelpAia Press, 11thl
ovnaoHa-Thsosntiuneda advance OF the Uri-
On forces throughout the Southwest, and tho open
Ing of trade To that secs1on and the eyxeaatton OF
Manssees, have tended to increase the 6rmae&s In
ihe MARKET for III descriptions ofths hog products.
Sa!ee Of mces pork It SIS 5oal4-aow generally
hsad q the latter Eate-and prime It I'll. Sales
Of city packed mesa besf 1t $1a816. ~ in
quality, Western II worth {189l250. Rset