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, 1862-12-27

Reynolds, Mann & Co., in circular of December
4. remark: Beef-Old sells in retail way, dealers
inxais5ng Eornew. some Of Which is nov landing:
India Ness. old, at SIS 10 15s; new, Cos to 1905:
prime mess los to SGF per tierce. Pofk-The trade
are taking new Irish IL preference to old Ameri-
cal; prime mess. old, 40s to 55s per brl Of 200
ms. Eaeon-Old moves slowly ut sSs to
:se per cwt.; new brings Sis to 40s as in
quality Lard -Qniet. ut :9s to dis Cd per cwt.
fnttcr-A large qHanti.y ge@:danaasea, spld ',y
auction, has Supplied the dealers generally this
week: extra fne, 83S to !s2s fine and good mid
ding sorts 7aa to sae: ordinary and mida1ing, lGs
to G6s per cwt, Cheesc1In fair request: CON;
siderable quantity of this article, in damaged
4GE to 5os: fine. 4os to 45s; 1iidiing 5s TO dos rer
cwt. Tallow-Market il quiet at as to 42s Tor
North and South american, Is in u1laIitY.
, 1862-12-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Livingston Reformed Dutch Church. corner OF
Monroe and Sangamon stgeets-Rev. N. D. vii
liamson, Pastor Services tomorrow at 10H a. H.
THE Rev. T. r. Eddy, D. D., editor Of the
NorthUesfern Christian Aduocate, will preach in
the Park Ayenuc Methodist Church, corner ofPark
ayenne and Roby street, on Sunday morning at
10H o'clock The Sacraments Of Baptism and the
Lord sSupper Will bead1nin after the sermon
There will be no services in this church on Sunday
night, Oh account OF the Union Bible meeting ID
Bryan Hall. For the came reason there will he no
preaching in the Sedgwick Street Methodist Church
IN the evening.
Rev. hi. Ripley. of Gcnesee Conference, will
preach in the Clark street II. E. Church tomorrow
at 1880 a. m. No services in the evening, on &C.
count Of the Bible Anniversary at Bryan Hall.
-Bishop Simpson will preach in the Indiana
street III. E. Church tomorrow morning at 1056
o'clock. Communion at 3 p, m.
A Rev. G. r. Bugbee will preach in the Wabash
avenue M. E. Church at 1G54 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
, 1862-12-27
Ph1ladclphIa Flour market,

There is very little demand for Flour, either for
export Or home use, and the market is I1nn at pre-
Tious quoted rates. Sales OF about 2,5G0 br1s are
reported at $8046.12K for auperdne; $s50for e1-
ira, and 30 for Ohio extra family including
200 brls low grade family on terms kept private
The sales to the trade are moderate within the
came range OF prices for supcraue and extras, and
SS-C0Gs.5O q brl for fancy brands. rs in quality
The receipts ard stocks arc fair fo7 the season.
3550@5.f5 q brl Corn Meal is Inactive at ss.50
for FennEylyania and 81 25 3 brl for BranayW;ne
, 1862-12-27

Sales, ZOO bn No Red winter In store at 9sHc;
3Mo bu Rejested Red in store at 91c; 4ootu do iin
armour. Dole h Co.'s, at SOC. 400 bn No Spring
ry,s) at e4c; 8.4o bn No aspring At Sc 500 bu
6acaomostlg 6ao4g IN Flint q Tlompson.s warehouse.
Ac bu: Sales. 3600 bn Mixed Corn In atore at
sse: 2Qe9 M b. do At ss1fc; 500 hu Rejected Corn in
OATS~Hecefrcd, 1887 bu, Market autet.
Sa1es. 1000 bu No inEtore at 41c: 1,009 bu DO at
KYE-Receired, s ia: bu. MarKat 11ac lower,
e. a. s ha q m Mann 1n = store at
Sales ba fair At SIC in 6ags r bags inferior At
H4aHM1SEsz3 60 bs1s at sac.
T1MoTHT sEED- Sales: 10 bushels
prime g at $ls5; 100 bes do At s1s5; Is bgs dirty
:. CLOVER sEEp-1e bss r.sr quality at $3.50: q
ssr1 5ushs1s 1g good at 4o. DenanS good and nafket
ILz% ~ : sERD-scarce and i9sa1 request at
sALT-Domeatic Salt has ADVANCED =. mr. hi
with sales ei onondags st s. S liverpool Gseund
It 90 Do 4 sia I'D; FL iods sai do 4
Dried FRUIT bfls prime II: :: Dried Ap.
pies at &c; g h5ls impaired Eeaehesat s@sAssa,
BROOM coRN-a0 bales primo at $l40.w per
NA1Ls-The market continues firm with fair
business. On lots Of 100 kegs and dser discount
Of iaHc per kes ID allowed. We. quote:
" to 6ud- keg.. -A......-.55M
e. e. e e ~
q. nd d, = ;~-.-,.--. 81
e e IL egS Slaed. i Kss ::.. M S|
eat Spikes, 9 .!!.-..-.-.--. 6s:
e!|;3se sGaaRsq5ist We qsoie!'l; sa4,:..:.-- ~
New Orleans prime to choice - t1AR12
Cubg-Eair to choice ". 10 GA1i
, 1862-12-27

marked upon the second regular toast, "The
was foreigner by birth; he was an American
from choicet- and believed this the best
country tn the Korld. There. is but one feel
is, to sustain this Union to the very end--even
to the bitter entif need be- a man that Is
t notfor the Union Is no man at a1l, dc.
1.-THE soldiers the American army
By Fred Patterson, the rebelshen hero: :.
.Gspt; John e. Phillips, Acknowledgements
iaagn1 nq mKe enever want men
A.. "1ieat: Tracey, of Bolton'e Battery: As a SOL
duty and does it, right up to the haudle.''
After briefly responding, Lieut.. T. offered
"QuartermaBter Rankin, OF the B5th ufnoisn
~. Rankin proposed to speak to the first
regular toast Although he voted for Doug
his, nor the Peoples choice. He beIived no
more noble, more honest man ever filled the
Presidential chair, than Abraham Lincoln,
Look at the long list Of ES-Prcsidents and
say who could take the place Of our War
PRESIDENT; He believed slavery was the great
curse Of the country, and that we must re-
move the edase before we can secure the. re-
suit. We can never end this war. until sla
very is entirely crushed out Of existence. Zap
p1auEe.
s" IAe Pess- The great prop Of civil;zation-she
dom.7' ~
Briefly responded to by N. f. Parker Of the
TRIBUNE.
Nj. Morey Good Templar), presented the
following, whiAh vas drank il cold water:
"R6iuip's Batter-tye-May they batter the eve
out Of every secesh they can come across''
Some appropriate songs having been sung
by Misses kosseau, Cornell and Hoyt, the sen:
, 1862-12-27
CHICAGO CATTLE nIARHE1,

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec IS, 1862
BEEF CATTLE-Markctd dull and ue,uiual1y un
changed. Sales were;
Reeves. avg Price. Reeves. Avg. Price
II 1871 4250 Is LII 325N
IT ut $15.o0 2 head.
HOGS-The market is unsettled buyers and
sellers being apart in their viewe noninaliy
1G@t5c lower on medium to good grades Extra
heavy weights are without material change. Sales
, 1862-12-27

" A N T E D-Employnaent for
w American, English. Irish Scotch Ger11au. and
eolered servants. VIII. good city syfescaees at the
Philadelphia IntelliZence oitIce, No 80 South Clark
orders pnnctnallE attended to. Post Office Box. 1659
MRS D. PRATT In attendance. dog Ek3fF
, 1862-12-27

Tueeday, Dec. 23.-The market is closing very
dull and 1T lower rates than it opened for inferior
and medium sorts Of cattle, the Gesh arriva1s this
impossible to find purchasers for Of this class
at nothing over &c q b net and nc notice the sale
this morning Of some nice smooth two-Fcar old
fnstance, one lot from Indiana that would dress az
OF 68 cHt, sold at $500 each. Another lot that
would dress over cwt, sold at *40-0 90. and other
lots IN aoont the same pot to 81 butchers
locke Of choice quality the market closes full 50
hard last week, and with no better prospect fer
next week, as the city is very full Of meat, and
and then it is reported that there are more than
thousand head Of bullocks on the way. which were
intended for this market, but failed 10 get forward
deal exhausted, get We would anticipate 80 large
supply next week Of catt1e already east of Lake
Erie that cannot advise the shipment Of single
Western bullock, except the quality is very fine.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week. s5,154.
Quotstions $4.6e@512 2 cwt lire weight 70,
corn-ted hogs, aud e54{ 50 for distllery are
the aaotattl9ns gissn Py Henry D. Grant, superin
The extraordinary receipts Of hoss this winte
are worthy Of note The FIVE weeks previous tt
this show that re Dave had an average Of 4, Sos
week. WHICH = !, ,644 for each working day; Ye
to keep up the eanae rate for weeks ahead 4
DnnkfIk, Buffalo and Suspension Bridge, the rail
road men have ceaeed 20 estimate the stock q
inquire how rany acres Of hogs are to be loadet
to.days The smaller supply this week does no
materially affect the market.
George n. Dor1nan gives the following IS tn
price OF hogs this week:
Live UT. Dead wi
First quality cozn{ed, large ax o,,...<
sesoaa quality eo1n:fsd. KS s @Sa
First quality. small sizes. lat
and prime, for mrk't butch
crs. .45f@4Ac 6H@6
Large size stin-fed- fat. ..4K@4Xc 5gG5x
Second quality stit1fed. .,3A9d C @5K
, 1862-12-27
MEETING OF THE R0SEH1LL CEN
T.. ETERY LOT OWNERS.


Pursuant to call, a meeting Of tie Rose
hill Cemetery lot owners was held at the
rooms ofthe Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, Frederick Tutt1e, esq, in the chair, s.
r Farington, Secretary. Col Smith stated
the.ol;ects Of the meeting. When East, he
examined several cemeteries, and he and
othefa accepted the plan Of Laurel Hill Gene
terry. The price fixed upon was fully one
third less than in any other cemetery Of note,
East or West. He gave history Of the trans
actions Of the Managers, up to the present
time. Allthc receipts from sales Of lots have
been expended in actual improvements made
upon the grounds. After the 1st Of January
no lot will be donated to any party or society
without pre- e-payment Of len per cent, to be
appropriated towards defiayiny expenses of
keeping the grounds in order. Of all the
lois sold the title is perfect to the lot holders
Mcssrs. ,Chas. Y. Dyer, C. g. Hammond, and
iona. Burr, the Committee appointed some
time since from the " Board Of Consultation,
to report upon the amount OF money that
, should be set apart for the care of the
grounds, when time shou]d arrive that none
but 1ot-owncrs Who purchased for the sole
purpose Of intcrment, should be proprietors,
reported:
That in their Judgment ten per cent of the
groas receipts from sales should be set aside
as fastas received, until it shall amount in all
to $11O, ,0G0; that this ten per cent. fund be
invested in the bonds Of the city Of Chicago,
| and that it be made the subject Of a yearly re-
port in Like manner as the School Fund; there
being no obligation or provision in the char
]! ter to this end, the Committee recommend
| petitioning the LegisEaturet to SO amend the
| Charter as to put this matter in Q safe posi-
| ton; that the interest Of said fluid shall be
under the care and direction of the lot-own-
| ers, as it will probably belong to them in con
cert with the Cemetery Company, to decide
| when and how it shall be expended, and to
| this end the Committee recommend that the
lot owners form themselves into a perpetual
! Association, and that this Association have
I power to ill vacancies in the Board of Con-
sultatior that may now exist, or shall here
after occur.
The President and Treasurer Of the Board
Of Managers made the following report:
II accordance With the report Of the Committee
Of Board Of Consultation of Rosehill Cemetery
M We bg sa'e to for your
/ 10 our charter which shall compel The
Cemetery Company to appropriate 10 per cent
Of all sales Of lots ii the cemetery fos
tery: said fund to be in amount S100U00 to be in
vested AZ directed by the owners Of lots in ea!6
cemetery, and the income OF the same to be ap
2. That all vacancies in the Board Of Consulta
ha se 1f h an 5 bess ssa nss Ct
crly invested, and that the income ia properly ap
Piled to the improvement of the cemetery grounds
and to rtroIt 10 the lot owners concerning ths
| / That there be organized IN Association oflot
, 1862-12-27

Iinseed is quiet and steady. with sales at 81 a5@
1:27: crude whale and sperm are quiet and un-
chnngcl- manufactured oils arc in moderate re-
quest at 95c for winter bleached 3hale and $1,000
305 for do SPERM lard is in fair request at S51s7c
for winter; we notice, sales Of 3,CN gallons dis
titled rcd at 61c: petroleum is dull and heavy we
notice small sales Of crude at 35c; 1350 brls re-
fined, in bond at 52H@55e; and small sales Of
free at 55aG0e; also 100 bT1g DenZiue at4Dc.
, 1862-12-27

SURPRISE PARr1.-A very pleasant affair
came of. at Harlem Oh Christmas Eve, on
which occasion the citizens Of that place as
sembled at the residence Of o. W Herrick,
esq, and presented 10 their pastor, Rev c.
E. Dickinson, a complete set Of the new
A,neriran ftrrlnraaf1i1
, 1862-12-27

A sale OF 800 head at $460@4 IS net for light and
heavy hogs. We quote bulk shoulders at 4Hc,
hams at &C. and clear sides, for the English market
at T56c- City lard held at &C.. There haye been no
transactions i'll bacon.
, 1862-12-27

So Hogs at $375, 400 and 410-digiding On 100
and 500 ths.
46 Hogs at $365, $50 and 400-di7iding On 150
and 800 ha-
800 Hogs at $3.50, $40 and dividing On f50
Isl Hogs E Ssn, $40 and $50 dividing on $50
and 200 1hs.
and 800 ms.
FLOUR-Received, H502 brIs. Market more ac-
tive, but unchanged. Sales were, 100 brls white
Winter extra at $3.50; 400 brls stGencsee'' Wis
consin White Winter at $500; 4o9 bEls Lower
Egypt,, at $5S; 13 brls ansrwe spring e1t5s e.
ID brIs Roscoe" at $3.50; 400 br3s spring extra
at $445; 100 bEls sHooksh'' at S445; IS brls
'4Snperior" st $4a6s 200 btls spring extra at
WHEAT-Receiyed, 1855 :pa. MaIket aEm,
, 1862-12-27

DREseKD Hoss-The waIu weather ts producing
prejudicial effect upon The money market, and
to 4 somewhat different state Of thtngB. Some
| holders, who bought On speculation, ne willing
, 1862-12-27

Fresh eggs continue unusually scarce, and sell
promptly On arrival at full prices. The market is
over supplied with lined or preserved egggs-latge
quantities Of which, having been IMPROPERLY pre-
pared. prove to be unfit for use which fact Injuries
the sale Of q really good artIc!e 4 costly lesson
inrEeserTing eggE viii probably bs learned this sea
Actual count Of sound eggs:
State md Jersey. = doz. .2a@24
Western. q lpZ. PIT M
State preserved. q pdoz..--.....--..... .16al17
Western preserved, q doz. .1D(516
, 1862-12-27

favor We as ye but peg'1n'td 2egV i'tt1g
s5aRgs T. s ts R3sssn TsSs7
bIe. Va quote fr etos tiosa u mssiIa
go and upward; $Ae5 tor those averaging a6 tg
23 a1d $401Gzf10 for lots ayerapiny ~ 46 ~ :"
, 1862-12-27

By Telegraph fPer Steamer Europa.
L1yEnPooL Dec. 3.--CoTroS-Sa}esf for the week
were 4. GOO bales. Market has been b:oyant and
prices adranced A@Ad-mostIy On middlIng aud
lower qualities. Sales to spectators OF II 900 ba1es.
and to exporters. 5000. Sales on Friday Of 1000
haiea-ncluding .00t to spccnloto exporters.
Mnrket closing uuiet end steady at the advance
Authorized quotations are: Orleans fair, 27d
m5dGling uplands- s3l1d: Mobile fair. Esd: do
miGd1iDE, sa2Hd: upiauds fair. x5d; do. midd1ing,
GaEd- Stock in port is estimated Ut 254 OU bales,
Of which 3l.0l0 are American.
IoHpoS MONEY fMAKKET--t'onsuls closed On F1i-
dug at 9aa11ssl124 for money Bullion in thc hank
has decreased G1i2WW.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co., Cor
don. Br,:Ge & Co. and Wakefield. Nash & Co. re-
port -four fiat ut 22f9Ss. American wheat steady
and unchanged at Tuesdays decline. Red western,
IS gaf!'s Id RID southern. !'s sdI9s 10d: white
western. ITS 3ltGF1s: white southern lis Corn
quiet and 2d1Gdlower; mixed at sSsGt2Ss 3d.
PEoE1s1oSs-Authorities report beef inactive.
Pork tending downward Bacon easier. Lard
quiet and steady. Taow still declining and quoted
at 4994lc.
LONDON MONEY Il Sanday-Stp:ks ealez
small. Illinois Central 42034sS discount; Erie 4
@aa54; Enit=d States e. 6s17<-
/ LATEST
LIVERPOOL. SUNDAY rEvEs1Ha-Brcadstu1s dul
bnt steady. Provisions inactive.
LdNpoN, SATURDAY EyES1sG.-Conso1s 9ak@
| a256.
AMERICAN STocKs--Latest sales OF Erie at AK
, 1862-12-27

,Closeris IN good export demand, with sales Of
510 bags at 10D101c, the latter being an extreme
price for yerT choicc timothy il quiet at s. 1250
2:3; rough flax is steady with sales Of too bush-
e1 II. T5B3SD: Calcutta linseed is inactiye the
last EAles were made af "a 40
, 1862-12-27

" "ANTED-A6Ql.> Agents, to sell
w tla71azeesf best and chsapest PRIZE PACK.
AGES In the world containing -one gtaat com.
boards. chess md Ihe0kers and
Eoye f0f TIC game OF chess 4 norel md aa4
Interesting great demand among ttesaIdfers
Send for Gfrcu1Ars C. a3DENN l. CO.
de15-y131-1m Isl Clark street Cbfcseo
, 1862-12-27

railroad, yesterday, in coming from St. Louis,
being behind time, ran five aud half miles
in five and q half minutes
PROP0aALs FOB Decentralization is
called to the advertisement Of ]. q. ,Ekin,
re1atiye to proposals for horses.
4 ACAED.-We, the employees Of Mr, R. G. Good
willie, manufacturer OF packing boxes, &C., No.
SO North Franklin street, tender our sincere thanks
to him for his kindness In presenting each of us
with can Of fresh oysters for our Christmas sup
per, and long may he live to enjoy many merry
christ1naseH :
MUCH FOB restore and keepa healthy
and handsome condition of the teeth and gu7ns,
with the 1csst expense and greatest satisfaction,
uee Hudson'a Uuriya1led Tooth Paste. For sale
by Drs. Airport, Quinlan q cnshing, and Druggists
and Dealers generera11y.
Harper's Magazine and Eclectic for Jannaty
hare been received by McNa1y h Co., 81 Dearborn
street.
HARPER FOR RJAEUART.-John r. Walsh, corner
Madison streetand Custom House Place, has Har-
per's Magazine for January.
| Observation-Disclosures at the sale OF Mr. Aaron
Shaw No. 81 Lake street, Tuesdaylaat are request
| cd to call at Gilbert & Sampson's, No. 50 Lake
street. and settle their bills andremove their goods
to make room for another large sale Of Furniture
| on Tuesday, Dec. 30th.
J.Dehan, elegant Card Writer and Penman,
sends his cards to any pace in Illinois on receipt oi
| price. Wedding cards, $500 per pack New Years
call cards, $500: Money sent at his risk. Cards
, 1862-12-27

The receipts Of clover hare increased, and the
market is dull. It is held at $5.9e1j00 but fair
article was sold as1oW as $50.
There is more demand for timothy, and fair
business could be done at ts5 for prime, but it is
held at $500 -
Flax may be quoted at 81. .i5@a.00. Thereisyery
little coming in.
, 1862-12-27

lar toasts:
i. The President Of the Emitted States. =. :
The Unlon. ho~ and Forever.
II 4 The Army and the Navy
/ Thesc, were appropriately responded to by
officers Of the Battery, and guests: when the
following volunteer toasts we're given:
e:capt Phillips, right or wrong
This, like some Of the regular toasts WAS re
sponded 10 By three rousing cheers, and sew
eral .tigess.n TIE Battery also sung "Me'' e!
responded IN few appropriate and wcll-timet
remarks. He would bare preferred that thos
who had done the hard fighting at Harper
Ferry be toasted. None who knew Of thei
acts ut Aartinsburg and Harper's Ferry coul'
he ever had with his men, in battle, WAS t.
keep them back at proper times, They wnnte
to fight whenever they come in sight of til
secesh, and many Of them wanted to lay asld
| all military rules, and pitch In on their OFT
individual account: BE alluded to the COO!
} vates-of Orderly Graham, who. in the thiel
. est Of the battle, seemed as cool and conside
, I rate as # on dress purade, having nothing t
eat all day but a hard cracker, yet fonggl
. a~aS, us IL It WIS This own war; and mad
!. NO compliant. The gallant Captain also spok
!. | o. Fred: fattET*bn, n cannonfer who Yoluf
teered, In the thsckest Of the battle at Mari
Land aighta, n go and get one Of the enemy
{ pro1ecti}es:. 1hts he did, where shot and she
l. 1en like hail around him, and after examinin
u was sent back to the enemy by one Of o.
guns.
a Fred. made his appearance, {bcIng cal,t
!. for), and was heartily cheered- Said he ha
d to fight again. Ue had enlisted to fight, d,
wanted to be at it.
20 Song BY the boys: $50 say we all Of us
'e eeThais what's the matter,'' &c.
, 1862-12-27
Garrotfng and Robbery on Michigan
Venue-Examiuation OF the Rob-

AFEnUE-kLAA0kAAA&1NA VA kAE 2&OU- /
bcrs.
The examination before Justice Milliken,
yesterday afternoon, of Thomas Flynn and
VIM. johnson, brought to Light robbery,
which, for its deep wrought, premeditatea |
de7ilishness, has rarely been equaled in our
city. The victim is Alex Patterson, who has
been for some months engaged in the Missis /
sippi gunboat Eeryice, and was discharged on !
account of disability. The feeble. old man,
with his hard-earned wages, amounting to !
$96, was on his way to his friends in Maesa- |
cllusctts. By some means, Flynn and John
son acquainted themselves Of the amount of |
money he had, where he kept it upon his per-
son, etc. Mr.. Patterson had made his ar-
rangements to leave on the Michigan Central
evening train for home. The robbers had laid
their plans to get his money, and to this end
had kept in his wake for two days. They
drank frequently with him, but did not sue
ceed in getting him insensibly drunk. They
followed him to the depot, and few minutes
before train time, induced him to take a walk
with them, q short distance down Michigan
Avenue When they reached Dearborn Park,
Flynn caught the feeble, sick man by the
throat and threw him down, thus preventing
| any resistance from him, and any possibility
| Of his cries for help being heard. johnson,
in the meantime robbed Patterson Of 3o6-all
the money he had in his possession. Al
though Mr.. Patterson was not present, being
confined to bis room by Illness, yet the cir
| cumstantial evidence against the accused WIS
so strong, they were held to bail in the penal
sum Of q ,oc0 each, for their appearance at
the Recorders Court, in default Of which they
we're committed -
These are two notorious Villains, if their
true history could be ascertaincd.' But day
or two since, Flynn, with three others named
Ridgway, Simmons md Williams were.
brought before the Police Court, and fined for
being drunk and disorderIy, amounting to
s4a in oil, Flynn proposed to leave his coat
as pledge for his Ane Ssse e could 60 and
|: procure the money for The. others. After
!. waiting few minutes he pulled from his
| pockets.a large roll Of. q. 8. Treasury Notes,
| from which he paid s42, aud still had d SING
| sum left.- Our police haye not made more
important arrest for some months, and de-
. | serve credit. -
~A A dieeass new to modern times, but pos.
eessIng many points in conimsn with the melanon-
sou Of The ancients has lately made its appearance
in Chicago. The disease shows itself in spots not
unlike those chsracter1aing varloa, bat much more
se5s
! occurred in Chicago last week Wherever it has
made its apgearafee the efforts ofpbysicians have
been unayailing.
The above paragraph is travelling the rounds
!, | Of the press and the belief has become general
e some mysterious plague setting at defiance
/ N-1 rs
, 1862-12-27

There Is 8 faiE3 iemand far cto,a,xooa .,s+.,
thcE Gales OF :D bushels 1t s80cas 80 most1T at
$G2eI6.4o q bhshel, the Istter for n,ri1ne 'Eo
change in timSthy Or aaxseed. ASA ps'1''s 1''
, 1862-12-27

Phfladelplta Cattle m1rket-Dec. ~.
II Thg oas1.Egs z of beef cattle only reached about
Inv nsau tals week. falling of Of about one-ha1f
az compared with last Monday. The demand was
feEy aptaxe. and all offered sold at an advance Of
eoe " lGO bs on previous quotations prices rang
inG g nom $700 to 10.00 for common to good and
, 1862-12-27

FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 26, 1869
The receipts during the past As hours were as
follows:
prcp1pTs FoE vAsr 7n1,Tr.FTHflT H0f1Rs
, 1862-12-27

Nv ANTED-A situation in any
~ Lind Of business such as Wholesale Grocery,
Eo.hmssion House Travelling agent, Bill Clerk or aay
5EiEE e that kind ofhnsiness Am not afraid to WORK
good Pennan and quick Ut figures Good city refer
ences given P!sase address 3. s. Tribune otce. or
fost oMce Bo1af23- de24tyIs9sst
w ANTED-To rent three or four
" soath Division preferred. Address Post OMce BOX
StAk. 5oHf fs.ts9r
, 1862-12-27

CtnetnnatiS Salt Market-Dec. ~.
The market is dull, and prices irregular. Ohio
River and Kanawha sells at Ga11ac. Turks Island
sp1G asloN as Soc Liverpool is held st $2-6Q.
, 1862-12-27

Monday night, they arrested II thapaztiestn-
plicated, found the property, aud q ! result
Of their expectations, Patterson has BEEN
tried and bound over in the penal sum Of $500.
, 1862-12-27
M ANTFD-An Fastern 7odv

~ seEen years successful experience In teaching
the Piano Forte Is deEirous OF obtaining limited num-
high order Has NEGLECTED lEom her
masiefE and can glts the best o isferencee viii
ingtoa stTeet EhcEc she can &c consulted. Address
Atss f. = KEITH. Post Office Bog 4313. Chicago.
, 1862-12-27

FAST T1mE.-LeWis Hawks, engineer on To-
comotiye No. 58, on the Alton and st. Louis
railroad, yesterday, in coming from St. Louis,
being behind time, ran five and haf miles
in five and q half minutes.
, 1862-12-27

PROPOSALS. FOB HORSES is
called to the advertisement of J. Il. Ekin,
relatiye to proposals for horses.