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CROP AIS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
August q, 1861
PROPOSALS are hereby invited for delivery at
the Treasury Department OF seven hundred ms
Of tEe best quality of Anthracite Goa, furnace
size. and for ore hundred tons of Cumberland
hit rot later thar the first of N Novembe er next.
Proposals. must be sealed, and addressed to the
updeTsg, ed before the dfth of September, 1853
8. NJ. CLARK,
Chief First DivisiOa.
aus9-lw National Currency Bureau.
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DRoP osALs FOR WOOD.

Dpot af WasAisssos 21I 9 eo;as Of q lsi a.! great
S5 Is 81 EooS s. 70 % y.
% h sss ef 6 tens s's is 4
twelve o'clock m.
four ~ fset long, and split to the ordinary size of
The Wood to be delivered in the city of Wash
ington. at such points as the Depot Quartermaster
shall direct corded in ranks four ( feet high; de-
corded n0e .na ipspset.S complete until SO
An inspector will be designated on the part of
and such as dues not conform t, the above speci6-
ea.i91s as Sili ri iI';,s be rejected I
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
The full nsne and Post ONCE address Of the bid.
If = bid is made in the name Of nrm, the names
90 Of
Proposal: from a.sleyGl Parties seiH not ;: cor
must be addressed TO Capt Esvs,d L.
Army, At Washington. p; c.; and should be plainly
marked proposals for Wood"
shown By the ocisi esrtiacate Of the ClerE Of the
nearest District Court or of the United States Dis
The ability of bidder to nll the contract should
responsble persons: whese signatures are to be .p
pended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must
Siddsrs must be present in person when the bids
are opened, or their proposals will not bs eonsid-
Ronds in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both of his guarantOrs, will
be required of thu anrcAssfnl bidder upon sis''.s
the contract
the n tss secnsy cosyt9 Of ana s'1 sssts
of -. do hereby guarantee that t--is able to
fulf the contract in accordance with the terms OF
hia nroposition and that should his proposition be
accepted. be win enter into contract In accord
Shonid ths contract be awarded him We are pre-
psred to become his s7reties.
TO this guarantee must be appended the omcisi
certificate above mentiOned.) ,r.,
The Depot 0usrtermsster reserves 70 nlneeH tne
night to reject any or all bids that No may oeem
too high. .....a
Anioi in~A EDWARD l.. HARTZ,
An a4.td Captain and A. Q. NJ. o 8. Army.
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SI JOHNS, N. F., S-pt 1. The steamship
bact.IpS. with En- oils n dv,nas To tho MD 70
Aususi, was intercepted of Cape Race at 6 n.
tained. oo-
The news is anticipated by the arrival of the
Africa at Halifax ~
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FINANOIAL.-New York papers of YESTERDAY
evening say ay:-The stock market W as 10 wer In,
day, and closed with symptoms of WEAKNESS.
In Government stocks there was rather mora
doing, prices being about the same as Yesterday.
The only sale OF State stocks were OF Missoori
skies at 7osS, & decline. Virginia SKIES were
quoted at 6eaf2, and North Carolina at s5aS7x,
There was large lot Of Erie fifth mortgage
PONDS taken at l01. Gold is higher. The mar
ket opened at 1274 against 1867 last evening.
and advanced at one time to I2s, receding At
one O'Clock to 1877 xa127x. The sales at the
board Were SI33,uOO at l2z Xa127A.
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IMPORTANT DRAFT DECIsIoN.-Governor
buckingham, of Connecticut, has returned
from Washington after a conference with the
W ar Department respecting the application OF
towns which have furnished a surplus Of VOL
department has decided substantially as fol-
lows: That there was no authority under the
laws Of Congress to deduct the surplus OF vol
unteers which may have been furnished by
towns from the quota now ordered by the draft
from those towns. That Congress had not
authorized an apportionment OF men to be
ment would be a usurpation of legislative
mowers would be acting outside of the pro-
visions of the law, and in yolve the Department
which cannot be attempted Hartford pcper'
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hoyeme tents of Lard I,youS

QUEBEC, Sept 2.-Lord Lyons arrived here
to. day. and is the guest of the Governor Gen.
e1al: lie Will attend re view OF the troops on
he Plains Of Abraham He leaves to morrow
for Sasuehay.
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General Doubleday.

NEW YORK, Sept "A special 70 the Com
mercial Advertiser states that Gen. DOUBLEDAY
has been ordered 70 report TO Gen. Banks.
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nj A D Z s. Il O T : L.

The undersigned takes great pleasure in inform
lns his numerous friends and tae public IA
generally that he has taken the ROTEL ~ y
situate on the corner Of Tenth and sn.. kss i
tesrly opposite Fords Theater, lately undrr the
auspices Of Gotts ana that he has spared neither
means r. me In rehtting and entirely renOv ating
u, snd he is nov prepared to acconmodats ths
Hotel. Ample accommodations are provided for
Transient and permanent Hoardsrs on reasonable
Terms The BAR and LARDER B vii always contain
he best the q. Sson or market Affords.
The long experience Of the undersigped In Hotel
Mepine 10 deemed 9 sure guarantee on his Part
hat all who extend him patronage will BE- sattshed
hat everything tending to their comfort will re-
esise from him undivi ed attention.
CHRISTOPHER MADBS.
an 27-Ir,s Proprietor.
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The French Occupy Tanpice.
NEW YORK, Sept 2-The New Orleans Plea.
vnne of the 22d ult. has Tampico dates to the
10th, stating that that city is occupied by the
Eypuch.
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MITCHELL HOUsY

(ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,)
462, 464, AND 466 THIRrRENrH SrREEf.
The undersigned solicits the patronage OF the
Dinips Rooms and Lunch Counter; also, YE: II
number Of light, airy and well-furnished LEE
SleeIiue Apartments. by the wssk, day or month,
at liberal terms. Its Larder Is 90 ylas .ltra, and
the Culinary department. under the eontol Of one
ton has been paid 70 the selection Of the Bar
room g that the most fsstidious eonnoissur san-
N GO. Il. MIfoHlLL, Pro,zister:
y. D.-1hs Eating ADaTtmsnts are open nisAt
onA day. % 1-0'
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AMUSEME ENrs

1
WASHINGTON TAEATER,
tsUsAN DENNIS OLYMPIC
THURSDAY EVENING. Sept. Sd,
| LOVES SACRIFICE.
Ssssn % Denim as ...............- Margaret
SINGING AND DANCING
| BY THR
| BEAUTIFUL FORREST SISTERS.
KISS IN THE DARK.
HAdmissien IS 81. AID a cents. 1t.
FoRD'S NE ~ THEATER,
ION, TENTH STREET, ABOVE E.
Will Be- presented tie Grand and beautiful 'Ro-
THE Tt1is T%iHD fb',slff e TEEN.
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
Is To- ss %h :,
lion of ali lovers of tie true and .ausifal.
sR4kD ssRR4kD
THE NA1aSfD QUEEN.
Admission Is. 81 and 7s cents. No extra charge
Beats may be secured three day. il advance by
au 27-tf 'l' 0'A 0nee if0A T. M 10 p m
HALL.
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. HsAA sI1rz sr.xu,
VIM. L. sinn ..--- Sole Manager and Proprietor
TONIGHT,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
The Charming fongstress and Danseuse.
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
MISS FANNIE WILSON,
In her Classic Representation OF
ROMAN AND GRECIAN sTATUARY
Spectacular E1travasanz.,
TIL E FAIRY GIFT;
TIL E F AIRY GIFT;
OR THE ENCHANTED 9ROTToEs OF ELFLAND
Oh OR,THEENCHAnIED GROTTOEs OF Ell LsLAND
Beautiful Ballet.
LA REUNION DES BELLIES!
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY
THE CORPS D'ETHIoPE
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission twenty Ave and fifty cents. Doors open
at7h O'Clock; performance at O'Clock. anal
A MANAGERIAL CARD.
MAsAeKR's OFFICE. FoRD's New THsArEa.
is with no small degree of ;isfac.iou that Mr.
after under going the most severe and couV ncing
t., ts has iulfllsd IN St,en.th. Sound, sign, and
in sTRENGTH-is hss besn tested by the lar
eest audi, Dces that have assembled for over
years in any theater in Washington and it has not
moved. settled sprung in any part whatever the
breadth OF single hair. fact that be but
y stated Of any similar, but yet entirely safe
. The Fire Inspector ef Baltimore, Mr.. F. II B.
Boyd. al old AID experienced builder, tactine for
Ine insurance compani.sO pronounces it the
dre hs % 4ssn superior in strength and of
thicker walls. whtre strengtb is needed, than any
Of the other thcatcrs in Baltimore or Washington
one OF which has been in use over fifty years. This
is his report, after scrutinizine examination, on
Monday, August slst after the house had been open
thrte nights to th 9 public.
In sight, sound and comfort the crowds of fir st
eats citizens filing seats sisles lobbies, and door
ways, since the house has been open, are the most
potent witnesses of these qualities existing to q
perfection unknown here before. se2-tf
MUSICAL LENTERIhiNMEMT ENI
NEW YORK SUMNER GARDEN,
No. $50 STREET,
Between AZ and 9th streets
jy 2l PM O. Fl. LIST. Proprietor.
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MONEYl-MONEY MONEY!

H~ MONEY Yl-MONEY MONEY! IN
d. x. WALSH Il CO., ~
LICENSED PAWNBROhERS,
299 Z STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
are no prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from ons dollar to ten thousand dollars col
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds
of Real ard Personal Pr, perty, Diamonds; Gold
Ina.Iumt mis-, Hardware Clothing &C., &c.
- Bsyirg hao several .e,Is experience in
Of its GtizeEs we are confident that to all who may
eItrutt with business we will give satisfse.on.
N. K. WALSH Il co..
Sc l-3ms Licensed PaWnbrokers.
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St..a,a IhMs-C d.h, iisparsa1ly iM adrance.

'eaaiiig than can he found in any other, is
published on Friday morning.
ahhAs-Cd4h .isrartaoly in adsane..
1hse copy per annum.. 81 o9
NSf'eSss'. sess. IS ~
Nof',s 'ss... ..ssss..s.s......... Go "a
Twenty FIVE copies es............... 90 90
It Invariably contains the awashington
Fews" that has made The Daily Evenixe Sta,
circulate SO generally throughout the country
~ Single copies lin wrappers) can be pro.
cured at the counter, Immediately after the
Issue OF tile paper. Price-THRKE CFNTs.
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BOARDING..

ID OARDING Two Rooms far rent. with excel
- IL nj Board Prices moderate to suit the times.
Gas, furnace and bathroom in the house. Gentle
men ccupying the same room together will have
a reduction Il ace. Apply at No. 800 Eigateet til
street, between and 1t streets. se2Stf
DLFASANT ROOMs-With Board. on moderate
i ttrms,cSn be obtained by carly application, ct
$40 Mats. avenue. sax st
llOARDING -Rooms. suitable for 9 gentleman
ID and wife. with beard; also a few siugie gentle
men be accomu odateo At 113 Second street
west, between aud within short distance of
Capitol Aveuu and Depot, se2St-
pOAKD-S15 PER MON I'll --Slsrks or 9th II
HP good class young men can fCd Boarding ct the
abb rates, at 3!o Thirteenth street between II
sndI Rooms coEver lent, on reasonable terms.
se23tS
FEW SELECT PERSONS CAN BIZ ACsOM-
N modated With Rooms and Board in private
family. at 44S Twelfth street, betFTeen Il aad II
Reference required. Also wanted, Woman 10
cook wash AID iron. rel St
IrOK EENT-seyeral newly furnished ROOMS
Il at No. IS TSeifta street, east side. be wren
Z ard +. 4!sO. Furnished Rooms with 80 ara a.
No All Thirteenth street, west SIDE, between G
ard II. au 3i-twE
THE LARGE WELL-yURNf3HED HOUSED
l fust street, Capitol Aill,l between A and 3
streets. is now rfaay. rooms all large, cool and
convenient, for gents and their wives or single
genis. Dinner at 6; break fast from to8.
an G-2E
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MISS TAYLOR
Nl expects to resume the
Exercises of her SCHOOL
ght in the rear of the First Presby teri IN
Church, ~ street, north entrance } on MONDAY,
mt 7fh al q el2w*
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SELECT FEMALE SCHOOL. 367 New York
= avenue between 10th and llth streets. Miss
LOWDH wilhes few pupils for Instruction in
hpehsn Brsnehss opening aoHDAY M sist a;sN Inst
y, ave Henry Bald win. N v, ave-; Jno. Vins1n
Sd Auditor "a off Sc eu21-2w"
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ct. MATTHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
~ 18TH STREET, BETWEEN G. ANDH
The exercises of this in stitutiou will be resumed
on TUESDAY, the lst of September
Ompetent teachers employed Disci ipline of the
school firm but mild.
Terms M oderate. Apply to the und srsi sned.
CHAS J. WHITE, D. D.
au loft 336 II street, near 18th
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NJ Re- BARRY, or NEW YORK CITY, DE-
1J si.es to inform her friends md the pubic
lnsiish and French srhool for Young Ladies' and
Chi;dreD. At No 353 1 street between l3sh and
18th streets Circulars can be obtained at the
principal book stores or at Mrs Barry residence,
SO east 80 street, Capitol Hill. se2lw.
FNGLIsH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IL Corner T.Centieth street aad Pa. ase.
The Third Annual Session of this school will
commence Tuesday, Sept. lst, 1863.
ne l-eo4wr B. W. LOWKlE, Principal.
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VI FEMALE SEMINARY,
ABOARDiNG AND DA SCHOOL,
151 WEsr STRKEr, GEoRGErowN, D. @.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed
Monday, Be ept 7th. Circulars may be obtained by
addressing NJ. J. NARROWER
All Oh ao9ms Prncinal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-06
Master Commissioners Sale.

George NJ. Parsons, Executor
Of Samuel Parsons, deceased, Gala Lu -, c.-.
90. SS " N'~e' u N"e'"
William F. Breck ct al.
DY virtue Of % order Of sele to me directed from the
ID Superior Court OF franklin county, Ohio, will
oner for sale at the door Of the Court House. In tbs
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of January, A. D. 1863,
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock
p NJ the following described real estate situate In the
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio, to witt Part.
Of lots Nos. 8 and Of the subdivision Of survey
1883, Virginia Mitarys District, being the share Of
said William g. Breck In said lots Nos. 8 and 8, a
assigned and set him BY the Superior Court Of Frank
lin county, Ohio at is May term 1853 In partition
made OF said lots between him and his wife Elizabeth O.
Breck, to witt Lot No. two CD Of said partition com.
mencing at the N. W. corner Of lot No. Of said part
toni thence g. 81 deg, 81 min. u. 1853 58l00 poles to
the centre Of the Columbus and Harrisburg Turnpike
Road thence along the centre Of said road N 2 deg
min. b. IS poles TO the g. Il. cornor of lot No. OF said
partition; thence N. 81 deg 30 min. W. 100 poles to
the 8. W. Of said lot No 81 thence 8. deg 30
min. W. Il poles to the beginning containing 80 acres
l rood.
Also, lot No three C ofsaid partition at
the N. w. corner Of lot No. 3; thence 3. 81 deg 30
min II. 100 poles to the centre OF the Columbus and
Harrisburg Turnpike Road; thence along he centre Of
said road n. 80 deg. 80 min. f. 81 poles to the 8. n.
80 min. W. 292 68-lOO polesi thence 8. deg so min.
west 90 50l00 poles to the place beginning, contain
ng69 acres, Q roods, 0poles.
Appraised a. follows;
Lot containing 80 acres, together with the steam
LotNo. ,, containing SO acres, at 935 per acre.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
Printers fees &c Is.
dec1e-dlt&wtd
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
asw York MARKET.

NEw YoRK, Jan, 5,
ooTT0N-Market more active and Armsr: sales Of
1900 bsiss at 05nG6Se for middling uplsndp.
FLOuR-Is 50l0o better, with q fair demand At
e5 9O0e 10 for superhne state; 5508 IS for extra
state % 95@6 20 for choice do; e5 6s@6 10 for su
perhne westerni 0 4546 90 for common to medium ex
ira western 9O1 for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop ohioi o. 1908 IS for trade brands
market closing firm and quiet
WaiSKY-Rirmeri sales 900 bbls OF $4,000, chiefly
at inside price.
WHRAT-Markst l02o better, with q moderate dc
mand for export and homo consumption, spring 0I 2a@
3s; Milwaukee Club u 3lDl 80; amber Iowa Sl 400
~; winter red western el t50pl so; amber Michigan
u 500 b2i winter red Illinois 81 81 unsound wintel
red el IS, and white Michigan 01 so.
CORN-The marketis hfmer and rather quiet, at e0@
and heated.
0ATs-In moderate request at es97I for common t.
PRIME, t-.- . -
o0RHHE-Aetiye and kCDlo better.
New Orleans.
MoLAssEs-ouisi sales lsS bbla New Orleans ok
crop Of 3OD35c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-06

Ere lth bonds lOli Del. l.. q W. lo7, Galena and
ooicago S4N olsyeland and Pittsburg 50; Erie COX
40 preferred gli Cleveland b Toledo II; Treasury
Notes u Sl0) l0lXi Little Miami l08Hi Michigan
Southern 4Ofl Michigan Southern second 02i; Erie "a
bonds Ho Pltt,buIg, Fort Wayne Chicago % bonds
DO lstlO9Ei Chicago North Western Let do "a
etI DO esscrsed hcnds n; Cleveland, Coiumbus aud
Cincinnati N5 Panama l57 Missouri skies 90 "; Ten.
nessee siKe. S4i Racine and Milwaukee ll2k United
states 6b 81 coupons l03 Registered 9ski q. 8. So
"a coupons 93j Registered S0K; Demand Notes l28;
Virginia Skies 90 Tennessee 60ki Hannibal and
bt: Joseph bonds 03Ni United States one year oerf
cates e6' coupons l04h; demand notes l26K Beadlng
certificate w. North Carolina os 70 Ohio os Of sl
IL; California 10 Is.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 3,
BEANS-Continue 10 fair inquiry at range Of 81 Is
9s 90. Good qualities sell readily at the outside
BUTTER-Rsmains quiet and unchanged. Sales are
making IN small lots at l79lsc for fair to good West.
oHEEsR-Is selling at gssXo for Western Reserve
Rdas-sellius at 17@lsc with moderate homo do.
RLouR-Rsmains in light local inquiry with sales
ground red double extra White wheat do same grades
BYE iLogR-1u small lot. for city consumption,
BUBkwhaAT-Is scarce, and held at 80 1904 90
per owt.
IRUIT-Dred apples continue in demand and steady
ct 4kY4Xc; peeled peaches at 14pl4Xc and unpeeled
do at 797kc. Raisns arc quoted lower and are sold
at q IS for N. B. and $3.50 for Layers.
WHEAT-ls unchanged and In light demand ct
el i2N@l ID for red, and Fl 1901 ea for ordinary to
CoRN~IIrm at s40s5c.
0ATs-Steady at $50.
BABLEY-scarce and nominsl at Sl lOIpI 90,
RYE-ecsrce and nominal at zoo.
aIDEs-sales green at % and do calf at 90.
A1eHWINEs-Qutet with sales In moderate lots at
HoGs-The market is active and 100 better. There
were sales to-day at "a 5094 rs for good to heavy
LARDTle nsrke. to-day Is quie. with light sales Of
eouetTy rendered at &c. and very nice do at In
kegs.
0lLS-Carhon has further declined and Is selling al
3ag6oo iinseed Is unchanged and quoted at 81 R aud
lard, No. !, at 90e.
PRovIsIoNs-Are quiet at for the mos. part, nomi.
nal prices.
PoRK-Is held at Sl1 90 per bbl.
sH0ULDERS-oountry cured held at Sc,
HAMS-Held at &c per ID.
sALT-The market 10 unchanged, and selling at o. 90
for ne s2 90 for COARSE lsc for 10 lb and Is for Il
ID sacks.
-Cloverseed Is dull and lower, and not
quotable above e5 5095 co. Timothy ranges at Sl 81
"a 90.
sUaAR-We quote Porto Rico at llSllkc; Cuba
at l0k@llo; NeH Orleans at l0kDl2c, Co6ee yellow,
at llK@l9kc; Coffee, white, l3kc, and crushed pow.
dsIsd and granulited at Ak@l4hc.
Leddar,
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Sheriff q Sale.

VIM. B. Duff Common Plea, oou,. o, yr.,.
a: O. P,e.ton st al lin County, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
the said court, to me directed will offer for sale a
Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the slst day of January, 1853,
at one o'clock P. NJ. the following described real es
tate. situate IN franklin county, Ohio, to.wit:
Lots Nos. 81 and 90 In the village Of 6hadeyille be-
Ing the same that were conveyed to said Solomon o
Preston By Isaac Dennis ard wife by deed dated Sep
tember 5th, 1859,
Appraised st-Iot No. 81, saa5 90
90, 500 co
Printers fees o. so.
deeR0-dltwtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-06
DISBURSEMENTS.

The Street Commissioner reported that he
had employed, during the month of December,
horses and carts to the amount Of $5S-25; and
that the chsin.gang had performed during the
month 270 days. work.
Mr. Stauring, from the committee on Sewers
and Drainage, reported adversely to the resolu'
tlon requIring the building Of the drops In the
Town and Front street Sewer, because there
are no appropriations applicable to the contem
plated Improvement. The report was accept.
Cd.
Mr.. Smith introduced an ordinance. which
was read twice. assessing special tax Of $40
cents upon each foos front of the real estate
bounding on the North side Of Long street
from Cleveland to Washington avenues.
President Donaldson, from the Second Ward
sommittee--Mr. Butler in the ohsir-reported
the following resolution, which Was adopted:
Resolped, That the standing committee Of
the Second Ward be, and they are hereby di.
feeted to have laid down good limestone walk
from the west gate Of the State House yard 10
the west side Of High street; and that the sum
Of one hundred dollars toward the construction
Of said walk be paid ont of the appropriation
heretofore made for incidental expenses.
Adjourned.
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L.qruar. The Right Rev. 9. n. Roaecrans.

L,qruRE. The Right Rev. 9. H. Rosecrans
Assistant Roman Catholic Bishop of Cincin.
natl, and brother Of Major. General Rosecraus.
win lecture In this city. at Naughton Hall. on
Tuesday evening, January 9Th, under the
auspices, and for the beneAs Of, the Young
Mems eodality Of st. PAtriok's Church.
subiect--"skstoh ofthe otdsr Of Mercy, for
the Ransoming Of Slaves" :
The Bishop. In the course Of hls lecture, will
discourse on the "First Emancipation and
Anti Slavery Society"
Docrs open at O'Clock. Lecture to com.
menee at 7}E.
Adnission twenty-five cents. jan4dtd.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-01-06
The Hog Market
CHICAGO.
Leader.

CHICAGO.
The weather to-day was rainy and all outdoor bust
ness was partially neglected. There was good at
tendance however, on 'ohange, and the general mar
ket was firm.
Ths Isuspt OF nogs since Wednesday Last amounted
to II, lO6-of which 1919 were dressed.
The market for dressed hogs opened quiet on account
Of the weather. but holders were arm, and we have no
change TO note. Sales were liberal at range Of "a
@f SO-the outside fgure for extra. On divisions Of
200 pounds the sales were mostly at % 9OR1 90 for
hogs under that weight, and OF % 2O4 "a for those
over.
Tho receipts Of live hogs still continue sht, which
makes the volume OF business much ess tha week thar
LAST, but consequent upon spirited Competition be-
tween Cleveland aud city packers the market for good
and extra lard hogs ruled active and buoyantclosins
nrm st IN advsnceof 5Bl0c Light and medium Weiehti
are In sood demand at previous prcos. Tho trsnsac
tons to-day foot up some 900 at range Of % 25I OC
the latter figure being paid for few lots weighing
$50 lbs and upward.- Tribune, Jan. 3.
st. LOUIS.
The gut Of last week has been In great degree 70.
moved, and there are but few hogs on The MARKET ex.
cept couple Of lots tho other side Of The riysr-
The weather being I'M svcrabls, packers aid mot seem
much Inclined to bay to-day. ter 'ohange on wed.
nesday there was sale Of 1000 head ct 4l4ko nat
dividing on eoo lbs; and uinee then otner smaer lot1
have been sold at ~ TO 40akc, dividing on l7S and
200 lbs Republican. Jan9.