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nYBICE OF THE SURVEYOR OF THE COIN
w TN OE MASHINGTON ID ri

~ Il VI D. U
NoIIoK -Property owners and parties Interested
In property within the county Of Hashin ston Dis.
triet Of Columbia, outside of the Corporation OF
ash in gten and Gsors rsstown. are hereby notified .
hat books of Records have been opened at my of
toe for the Recordips Of all plAts and surveys OF
pfoperty, which have beea heretofore made by
any of the surveyors OF this county.
Property surveyed BY me, lately has eeen re.
viii be recorded in Records. The designs OF new
fc.ds widening OF Roads. and several Acts Of Con
ssess In reference 10 Public HishwAys. have. In
many eases. cs anSed the courses. Distances, and
areas of property. and DO materially affect the de-
seriptisn Of property. Those facts are noted down
IN my Records.
The plats handed to ne will BE- returned TO the
psoprietors within one month, will besr the dste
and PAGE of record that the mem oers of the bar
may eave . cess to and refer in deeds to these
pats In the same manner - theS are now enabled
20 Isisr 70 oonvsysnce Of property lying Within
The ofice ofths County Surveyor ct the City
Hau, opposite kesistsr Of Wills, wiu be ooen Sat-
Srdsys, from till Z O'Clock O. M , and the Susvey.
or Will be fcuId at other tiues at his ofaes On
Eorth Captt.i street, corner Of Boundary street.
Property holders and others having 'ats of land
tn the sseniy are I.anested to leave them With
CHARLES J UHLMANN
Burveyor Of the County Of WashinSton, b. q.
-2Ws
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EDUCATIONAL.

Al lGs BROOKRe lN6LIhn AND GRDNOH
ISl Boarding and Day School, No. 13O Penn. Az,
seven Buildinss: fAe ninth year and seventeenth
Eaeooe on Monday, esptenber 18th, 1853 Ciroulars
ean be obtained at the bookstores And Of the Prin
oipAl. - A-Sms
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ID l. j el asE l. Isl
SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN,
II you Soald obtain Immediate relief fsom

II you woad obtain Immediate relief hom
p distressing complaint, try
!. .&sH6 DR. WIT1IBLDT
~ we BfABLl PILLe
1AHn 10 long tried and throronshly tested rene
q, ssA has never yst failed 70 cure. Do not ssf
~. nnsn shefs h 3 remedy within Ysa6h.
wsshinsson, and ~ q. COOK, AIsxandria, Va.
eons. 20 my address b mail. Price % cents pr
bos. For sAIs hy III Drussists,
.. YoUN6, Proprietor,
Es1 Nc. As1 Brosdvsy. II. T..
HooPAD sKIRfS AND DR15a FOODS.
- .G.sn . HOOP SKIRTS Of ssv aad eeaueful DE-
Alse: Plain And Corded POPLIRe. - zaas.
BAlAO1ALe. ke., Ac, -
NeeeayeA aDo 81 lev prices. s Er
W2 q. TAYLOR Z GO.
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Dy D. o. HOo U1nR q VOi AUCe1VMe0rb
EXTENeIyE sALR OF PINE BUILDING
II LoTs FRoHfIss 71s ApD trH sTREsrs wssr
On TUESDAY, the Ist OF December. We shall q Il,
in front Of the the premises A. a. O'Clock p. m,
the hole of equ6re No AZ, Ihdivided in TO Hand
some Building Lots running to alleys. THIS Prop
trty ID situated only square from the Railroad
Depot on Ith street, in thriving and fast impHov
ing parl of the city.
Terms One fourth cash balsnce in G. Il, Is and
"a monthF for notes, bearing interess fro N dats.
deed gwen free OF cost snd aeed of Of trust, g.
cost Of the purck sser, taken.
Title clear.
Pl.ts OF the Square may be -een at the Auction
Rooms.
no24 j. O. MCGUIRE d CO., Aaca
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0vKR FOUR THOUSAND
ALREADY ORDERED
WIZ be poblisAed On or before Friday. Novsm-
Der nth lsss.
RlCHSTEIN'S STRANGERS GUIDE
AND EvERYBoDY'S POCKET
HANDY.BOOK.

Containtng- e
4 complete Gsids to Waahinston Uity, z#aI -
Description and Location Of the Public Buildings
Location OF Principal Public OfBces, 60, Ge" "
Rank and Pay Of United States Army, ss-. .1
:" I" " NAyv
Saiarisssf Principal Oheers Of nited ststss os .A
Departments, 80
PoPulation of States and Territories.
Principal Cities ana Tovn.- sg
tables OF Moneys, WEIGHTS, and Mssa 4g5ss-4
United States.
inssssssins Statistics. compiled from lass osasue
Dnsans,s rom Wa.ainstoa 10 Principal Cities, 4. +
4 Family Laundry Book Tor one year.
1iank Asmorandum Book, s.,
Ana osnes valuable and interesting inform :
IAs cheapest Book Of the Kind ever .uh,,.h.x
vel, N no.. bound In cloth. Rs.an .,,aa 80
PedlsSs, lie. .sssss -
ssnd N your orders early. $sss% Es'f~
ss.s ~ mail free on receipt oflrsse. sss -sssY
wILLIAM =. RioHsrx1K aas -
at the National Book Stora. -5f -
x7eKsns. asenue, bet. IftA s.nd mn i. SEQ
- Hsst-0nsse Boz n = -
Waahineteu. n
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NOTICE.
xusy Rsssiysd from 6s.ysany, hxss lot Of
kEHk1eH WIN E6 OF the very hsst quality MY
, vn be sol1 b. The slase, eottles or 8allon, q
g A ePRIR6HAN1
Cckumhia Hotel and ReatsurAnf
<t< ReuDsylvania avenue,
SpS&s WasAinGtop, p. 9,
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GROWERS TAEATER,
Pex~sy1vsnia Avenue. Efdr WIZARDS Hotel
III oEAlD GAevIl-..-....--.... Director.
n1ss ;"insps 1focfEs sHsrssr .iist
WIN sgs I: iss' :f;k OF
~, :. ,s1s .sg4i sy.slss. x. No, q .,,. ;,
ave- ash, BY Mr.. Ausustin Day, New
LEAH. 9aa qah h'fe,fssa 'fPeo,SfsssaaKM.
pEer4H 1IAsHss1XIss GEMS Isssu pszi psSixssr,
-. - ITALIAN 1ts osssa ssi,'5 's5osrAnY
IMPEIssSR1o eRAus ,,,,.
ses:ss siTs rSs alsis Gs '
q asP .aS a. :.
Door eaen at 2, Regular dranatic ada. issi on:
ssAts NAV ess sssesrsd from the morains without
FORD'9 NEW ThEATER.
TsHrH srRssT nsovs .,d p,o,,,.,o,
sAso q aos, street Tsssssr
THE COMEDY SEASON,
second 1s1. J, z. asS1s1ss s:s
,...,.., >. ro-os-Hos-1Ass s,.. As. w..,
Gsptaln John smith. n ..s 1mma Webb
With sum.rous MS ;snss. duets. ss a.. ~
7' commence with rs tfe' aF'"' sn''s'a'
THE yosrifss SISTERS.
ruAsksss;y kAsss;;;y'e ss Ea.ss; H;Fsnsoos. e
AsHINe TON rHEAr rRR
]. Grams New italian Opera Company.
THIS ~ LAST Esp.T,w TwH HyEStsn S5eTrs NOV 9.
VIII be prod need the entire fourth act OF Verd1.s
il TRovAreRE,
INCLUDING THE MISERERE.
MADAME SOPHIE VERA lOR1NI,
In her celebrated dramatic TOAe of LEORORA.
nr1f; aIls aorspn a, A4nsens; stef.ni as Msnheo;
The iss:.ss 9, LUCIA D. LAMagRMooE.
SIC srEfANi IN his removed role Of Esxsado
The peF''rnsaR aaASn NJ, sSnHsEfs aosssSr r"ithA
BY Hume Vera crini, Al lie Castri, Mile Bo,epsi,
Zig. Stefan, Sig Morelh, Big, x.Tnsnes.
ADMT SION.
PsHeSs Parsas,ss and and fass1fG prsss Gireis S 90
q Seats ior the Orchestra and Bat.ony may be S
Music Store, No. 1870 Pennsylv avenue
TO MORROW, ,lWEDsEsDAYl
Pts1flFElR LAST OPERArIU PERFlRN-
AEOE.
The last act Of LuaREzIA BOEeIa,
The last act of T.. F4YoWIrA,
SeeUce from SossAlBu-A
WITT on T6H1TRspAy AFTERNOON.
BY J. GRAU,S ITALIAN OPERA,
CRANE GALA MATINEEl
AT GROVER'E THEATER,
At REGULAR GROVES rRSArsR PRICES,
when an ka rRAoRpIsART EXPERIMENTATION VIII %
Fy Seats for the Matinee can now be sect red
without extra charge At tirayers Theater no "a
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vARiE7iE8I VARtET.ESI
VARIErlESt VARIETIEsl
RBMEEBIR THAEKs9IyING AFTERNOON
ana for this time ,nly
PITT SIMMONS COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
Ttndsrad by the roAnas,Is Of places OF amQ.s-
ment, erltora OF the roe nd others. The srsat
actual event the city, witnessed by thousands OF
our c-tize1g-ths startling drAuast.c history Of d
life,
THE BKLLE or WASHINGTON;
Or FRoa TEE ALTAR TO TER DIBs sorING EAEfE
An oecurn nee familiar to all our citizens, which
uaLspfred come Iests aSo at the CaIltAi,
The OisssctthS Ta5.s,
Tht AislSaation Heaa,
TAs Pctor.G: By MJsR!igi.,
Tke GARDEN Scene ~ Mst-shra.,
TX Er.ta .t'.inS Ssop St.
Also. . great Match Dance for 3tOO between
BILLY KAN AND DICK BOOTH
Nc loud kettine-Jhe utmost silence during tie
contest.
Volunteers from Ali the places Of Amusement
every man, woman and child OF the Ysrie-
ties ArpeAr
EorIGE.-Government Clerks In all the Depart
ments, Officers and Soldiers, the Workins Mtu,
BELLE OF WAsHIN6TON.
Remem Der, for
THARKS01SlNG AFTERNOON ONLY.
Admission to the Orese sestra 10 cents; Gallery, 1
osnO. NO ~ ST.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS TAEATER,
Pennsylvania Avenue. near WIZARDS Hotel
LI oHAlD 6AeyIl Director
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By WM.L WALL 4 CO. Ana,iouaers

By WM. l. WALL CO., Auctionaers,
TNRUsTEEs SALE OF BUILDING LOrs-By
Eistrict Of Columbia, parsed the 22d day Of
January A. u. 1869, iu Chsresry Cause No. 1895.
Eaerein FIsse.ick selhsussn corr plsinant, and
Morgan, Trustee, appointed IN said dscree. viii
ss, q, a. nso n9es Pan @ On aauasDAY the lcsn
Wall 4 Co. .outb corner Of Pennsylsaaia
avenue and Ninth street, in the city Of Washing
ton District Of ColpmoiA. the following desirable
Lots 10, II, Il. Is, "a, 10. and I6. in Square No.
si1, twelve. aDd eighteen months bearing interest:
and secured by the purchaser or purchasers notes,
endorsed to the sasnfastion Of ths Tr1stss.
poH eed&ds w. L WALL & co.. Aucss
ThtsTEE's SAIL OF IMPR6 vED RRAL Bs.
TATE II WAsHlSaTos oIEYoOn TUESDAY
the premises, by virtue Of deed of trust. bearing
date on the 18th day of October, 1859 and recorded
In ~ Lsso of No W. 1oios Of the
highest bidder, all that part Of Lot Numbered siY
The east halt of said Lot fronting IS feet on north
running back Ito feet to 50 feet alley, with the
Terms: One third of the purchs,e money to be
paid ut the time OF sale and the remainde, in
day of sale, with int. resi-, the deferred payments
to be sscured by . deed Of trust on the property,
and II the terms are not fully piled with in Ave
property at the risk and Expense Of the cefauling
purchaser, At one week notice in the Evening
All convey aDcins and Revenue stamps at the
ERAeMUs ]. MIDDLETON,
Il. G. 6PALDING,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
nop-eod&ds J.C. MeHUIREh & co.. Auets.
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E>0R RkNT-Far six months, from the lst day Of
Il Dscembsr, PARLOR 1ne Two CHAMB 1Rs,
most respectable neigh hborhood about squi distant
from the Capitol and he Depsrtment OF the In
ply TO THOMAS J BI6HER, at the Store of j. d.
heduirs Co., corner of 10th and streets.
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E>OR hENf-fwo neatiy-furnished PARLORS
T one Of which is used ~ . bed room; within Eve
nents Inquire ct ago Fourteenth street, bet b
md ]. no ll-tf
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~ q D 4 81 &c a. He.

sssars, from kon 10 g ss, Jisuani Fosaeea, far
AAe Twelfth ~. bet. 8 ana H No Mtvs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYs,
By THOMAS rowIINe, Auetioneer.

Dy InVMAS IOWkIN6, AuctioneeR.
.. Ge0rsssosen. D. @
VALUABLE AND DESIRADLA-RIRsf.OL GLASS
1IoH .-0n FRIDAY a TEAM oSs, Nov nsh. s isss,
At o. lock ,. m, viii sell, front OF the p-emi
ses. On Sne portheast cornee OF Gay AMI drsen
streets, that aluable Snd DssirAbis Private Resi-
aenee. The Dwelling contains l3 excellent rooms,
na!h room. seryaats room. cellar, 6e. Gas and
water through The House and all the modern Inn
lfoysments. The Lot fronts 90 feat on Gay street,
runnins bssk l6o feet on reen street, With an az
ct llent stable In the rear. This pro Serty offers
rare Opportunity for On investment or % private
Pesasssion given immediately.
Terms One. tsird cash balance in 8, "a. and 10
months. secured By deed Of trust on the premises.
Al eonveyancinG and etAmps. as tAe cost Of the
~''''' Don fHos. DowLIN9. Aust.
A ssIsTANr QUARTERMAsTERB oRfIOE)
IA CSrnsv g and 1trsnty .eson3 ,:reeis,$
Washington ID. c Nop l8, R6s J
Wall he solde 1T Public Auction, az ths Quarter
masters Warehouse, on the square between q and
and Twenty first and Twenty second st1 seta !,
Washing gton. b. o.. on WDDN ESD Y, December
I'd large lot of QnA1ternasteYi b Stores. condemn
ed unit for pu bic service, consisting In paxt Of
Scrap Iron and Leather. Ssddles ., Brides,
Parts Of Harneis and WAGONS,
Tents, Tools, and I'm plements
Terms cash. in Government funds. E..
OHARLIs b. fOMPKINs.
In ard On p%avn ofa n
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LOB RENT-The ASSEMBLY ROOMS, corner Of
Il Ohio avenue and Twelfth street, for Balls
Parties. and Meetings. Persons wishing to rent
s.,a Hall can do 30 oy applying to the proprietor,
cn the pre- misss.
no - Nv JOSEPH NATHAN
, 1863-01-22

Below We publish two letters received By
e. z. Culver, esq, chairman Of tue Cook
County War Fund Committee, in reply to his
intcrrogatories 1e1atiye- to the a1lotments
made by soldiers from Cook county It is
sincerely to be hoped that they will be re-
ceiycd erc long, as the soldiers families are:
sore1y. in need Of them. The following ore
tue documents:
PA1uAs1En GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHlSGTox. C1rr, Jan. 10, 1868.
II. e. Culver, esq, Chairman Cook County War
Fund Committee, Chicsgo, H.:
SM:-1n reply to your letter OF the 18th Inst.
you arc respectfully Informed that the troops will
bc paid to the 3lst October, 1869, oe fast as the
trcaeury will eupply the funds, and to the 3tst De.
ccmbcr, 1863 Is soon afterwards as additional
funds are furnished. is hoped that the drEt pay
ment, at lcaet, Will be- made now IN 4 very short
time.
allotment rolls. They can be placed on copy Of
roll in hands Of the Paynaster when he comes to
K d1sit ior Inc amount Of each company's allot-
ments ie sent By the Paymaster to the distributor
chosen by the company. -.
Tie distributoc can iurn over tho funds received
to eome one chosen By him to disbu1se same, but
bc JYtll be responsible for such disbursements.
Very respectfully.
- = Acting Paymaste1 General q. s. a.
, 1863-01-22
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET
WEDNESDAY ETEsISs, Jan. q, 1868.

: WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. q, 1868.
;. PROVISIONS Market very quiet. without any
material change in prices. Sales :--1.s0o brls
Primo Mess Pork at III o.; 300 pcs city cut Bulk
Hams and 6cD pcs country cut Hams, loose, At 5Ae;
5000 pcs city-cnt Bn1k Shoulders at axe. loose;
Geo pcs eountycut do st 34c loose: SO 900 s sity.
s; shoa|deEs pasSGd II eo5es 81 at S So aTtses
port do at &C; 100 tres prime city stcau-rendered
Leaf ct &c: 80 b1ls Kettle ut 8s{c; f50 ~trcs No
Lard at s5c; 50 tres White GEeasc at 71c; GO tics
~ TALLoW-Fi1n. Sales:-16 hhds and IS b1ls
prime city at gkc-e1osing d1m at that price
holders asking vED10c.
BUTTER- Quiet. Prime Dairy stcady at. 15c.
Sales :-a5 1rk1ns good at 14s<c,
DRESSED HoGS-Received, 5,sst, Market 70
1Qc lower. Sales were:
, 1863-01-22

Dressed Hogs in DetroIt-Jan. 20.
There Is good feeling and tic market is active,
but we note no decided change compared with
Saturday figures. We bear Of two sales Of lots
dividing on go at S3.75G3.c0. The entire range
nay b. quoted at $4,n6l511 Selected lots arc
readily taken at outside dgurcs, but $500 Is far
average quotation for heavy. Packers refuse to
so above 3b,Qo for best lots.
, 1863-01-22
| RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Twentieth Annual Commencement.
LIST OF GRADUATES, DIPLOMAS, ADDREs-
SE, ETC., ETC.

The twentieth Annual Commencement Of
Rush Medical College, was held at the Col
lego rooms last evening. The exercises were
opened with prayer by Rev. Robert conyer.
The diplomas we're then delivered to the
graduates by Prof Daniel Brainard, President
Of the College. The graduates, afty-aeycn IN
, 1863-01-22

NEW YORK, JAN 2t.-CoTroS-Prices adj
vanced. Sales Of 800 bales at 7GG176Hc for mid
ding nplands.
FIoun-A ehade frmer, with fair demand.
Sales at $64 .65 for snpet western; $699G7. .23
for common to medium extra vestcrni $Ia5D7.33
common to good shipping brands Of extra round
hoop Ohio; $7.45SIs25 for trade brands. Market
cloeing hr{n.
WuIsKTSFirmer.. Sales 300 bsls at 4sGsoc-the
latter price for E and D.
GNhN-Wheat lc better. with fair demand. Chi.
cngol spring at $1.3c91. Is; Milwaukee, club at
$1z6. Winter red western at $t .56&b1. 20; Amber
Michigan at s1.6a91.t2. Barley-seaEce and ad-
yancing. Corn-hbont 1c higher with moderate
demand at s5Gs6c for good to strictly prime ship
ping mixed western; 5s1sl55c for u1souna: BIC
for western yellow in store. Oats-Dnll at 6aSG1ac
for Canadian western and state.
PHov1s1oSs--pork is without material change;
Sales. 1000 bsls new mess, for June delivery, o.
s1637 30l0 brls new ncse, sold evening, June
delivery, at Sl6a511G.50. Dressed hogs firm
Sales at G15Se6Ac for western. Bacon Sides as1n
with good demand. Lard less acttve and scarce
il 20 0rin. at 1cAG10Hc. Butter selling ut 16dsoe
for Ohio, and sG.5e for state. Cheese hE1n At IN
n13c.
, 1863-01-22
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE HIONEF MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. jan. af 1858.
The demand for money is unabated- While II is
plenty. indeed 1t was never go much so,:thcre
seems to be plenty Of ways to use 1t.
New York Exchange is very abundant. onc
house bought only at X discount, and sold mostly
ut par. The nominal rates were par buying, and
Il selling, but most Of the largc houses made COR
ccssious to customers on round lots. Very few
-werc willing to pay par, except to customers On
email parcels.
Currency is very scarce under the large demand
for money. Treasury Notes are bought at about
H premium selling xGal per cent-the higher for
smnll notes.
The rnuge for gold was 45ge4GH. Very fow
were willing 10 pay the upper figure. The morn.
Ing New York price was 477f.
Old Notes were sold at 4s1A
The price fsilrcE was 5000; the higher figure
for large coins.
GREAT WESTERN RAhwAr or CAxApA,-The
earnings Of tho Great Western Rsilwayof Canals,
for the week ending 10th, Inst arr as follows:
1868. 1852.
Freight and live stock.... 45,aal .o2 43,19i 69x
Malls andsundrics. 1,Ti9.G5f 1,2s3. .03
, 1863-01-22
P{ttAbur.h OIL NEarket-Jon, 90.

1FflIkbuT9H V13 NKafReS-V0u. ZVs
There !s an active demand for crude. and an ad-
vance Of 1c Il gal has been established. We note
sales Of 1,cCU br1s at 10c, and 500 for brs; 1000
bris \: 10e and brls returned: ISL brls at in
clnlpg bsls 800 br1s in bulk st &c, aud a0j bzls
s. Kauawha" nt lee, brls to be returned. There is
an improved demand for refined, though there is
as yet no change in rates. Sale 0: ! 500 brls
..Lncesco' in bond at DOC. to be delivered in New
.TnrE
, 1863-01-22

st. Louis Hog NIarkct-Jan.
Arrivals continue pretty liberal, and prices arc
steady. A lot OF 800 head, heavy weights, to
average $50 lbs and upwards, brought $4.l0 q 100
m net.
, 1863-01-22

Seeds In PhilAdelphfa-Jan. 10.
There is more clover seed offering, and about
1,sD0 bn mostly prime old, At 500 q bn. Timothy
is etcady at Sa11G52e5. ard dax seed scarce, with
sa1eE Of Geo bu ut $500.
, 1863-01-22
number, arc rs follows :

AA~0tA$ ON s"s AV y
Gordon Ardsewe, Wis.
ChaR. F. Barnett, hy.,
Ella l.. Bliss. III.
Z. Bishop. Wis,
Fred. ". Dycrs, Penn.
Jas. Cunningham H.,
ph1Io ". Chase, Ohio,
John ". Dean. Ind,
WIN. q. Dnnkfe. ILL.,,
Gins, +. Ditly, Iowa,
Ci,aY. 4. Elder, ILL.,,
Francis 4. Emmone, III
Urinh 3. Ferris. ILL.,.
Stephen n. Fish. n,
Nn1. N. GEpgory,n Ill.
Harrison u. Guthrie, III
Myron Hopkins. IL.
pricr J. Herman. III y.
Geo. F. Hcidema1l, III.
Emil. g. Irwin. Ind,
Daniel C. Jones, ILL.,.
uiratn II. Keyser'1il.. -.
Clias. u. Kendall. ILL.,,
James Kelly. Iowa:
Edward +. Lynn, ILL.,,
Clmfics +. Little, ILL.,,
@, Allen Lamb. Wis.
James Mtsncy, Iowa.
, 1863-01-22

stock OF Flour and Grain in Glasgow.
The following table exhibits the amount If -four,
wheat and corn In Glasgow, December al for four
, 1863-01-22

Exports of ofPror5sfons and Brendstunb
from New EorIK.
The exports Of -four, wheat, corn. pork. &C..
from New York for the week ending January Is
were AZ follows:-Ia,iG0 brls flour; 19O.S1l bu
wheat; 60 1852 bu corn 3,15l bfls beef; 3e6S brIs
pork; l9B,793 ns hams s, ,2ta669 ns bacon; a,779-
G5s hs lard; s0e, 40 ns butter, and 8s5,1G1 Ds
Ghceec,
, 1863-01-22
Wu Re11t.


HERRING'S SAFES IN THE
IL GREAT FIRE At LOCK HAvEN. PENN.
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS aiES..
Iocx HXv1x. Pcnn- Dec 10. 1ss.-
3feszrr. FAEHXL, HEHRIsa 4 Co., Philadelphia. :.
GEFELENESs On Saturday last our toWn Has Visited
By the largest IRE We ever had. Nearly AZ the business
portion was destroyed foFxy Of my oo1diSH1
Tie Safe We had, Of your make, stood the tss noo
Our boo 1nd papers in perfect 6Iato o ptesefs
ton- We win send the Safe 70 ion sHa osoet one y
larger sfze We hare nil conhdence N your Sate AnG
want no other make. There ras ono Sase oE chlleo
Yours truly. "oooS q "aAohA-
LocK HAYES. Penn. Dec 9, 1S2.
15essra FAxRx1 nEkx1xG / Co. Philadelphia
ETrrrYMTy: = About o'clock on Saturday morning.
thn 1fsh icst orr town ws nE5ry destroyed ~ dre.
snnanmInT about forty budtugs; my store anorg the
ri had one Of youE Fire Foof Safes IN MY tcWelsy
snre At tho time. and 1t 6syed AL my stock, boks. p-
Ter And money would Ike to knoWM you c1o hE
III safe up send II 70 you or what difference you
iii charge In exchange for new ona 9th ksaa
iii IHfERRsas SGess FxTEsf cHAf16x s. sAPasfha
most reliable eecnr}ty nom nre nov Enewn.
EHERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION RANKERS
SIFE.-Wlth Herring 4 Floyds Pptent C1ystalized
Iron The hest psoteetion now Maae against bu1E4nr
HERKINGN CHAMPION FIRE AND HURGLAR
PROOF SAFES CoADNKn>-Oue 6afa within the
bSWsELL1Na HOUSE sAFEs.-For st1ver pitts. toz.
ery and valuable papers, n1Ah"d ornaments fot Nc
paflor aud w dninE room also those Of pl.tn nnlsn
v HkEH1AG 4 CO. ~ Stata Rtsat. 0a!caEo.
, 1863-01-22

Peoria Hog Mnrket-1nn. l0f
Owing to the rain, the arrivals Of dressed hogs
hare been light to-day with decline in prices.
80 1os and upwards 1zousht A.15, and under go
ns, $3.T5.
, 1863-01-22

WEDNESDAY EVENING. Jan. II, 1853.
RKcEuTs FOR LAST TwENrr-rorn nouHd.


Total. .....19e90 2546o8 1910 9if4 bs71 789
RThc general markets to-day were unusually dull.
and In grain lower prices prevailed, while ProTis-
ions were without material change. Spectators
feel disappointed at gold not having Jet reached
150 and they are beginning to fear lest the unset
tied feeling In Wall street during tho past three or
fnur days ia not the advance note of warning to
A. et,,nS from npder.'' To-day gold was quoted On
Change at 147x,
In Provisions nc hare yery little to report.
Thcrc IL less inou;ry for Hess Pork. md the mar
tct ia 7p1] and ncrtno1 Mt sra 3nan1a q Prime
Mess IN still IN demand to ll government contracts
md we note sales of 1900 br1s at 411,oo Bulk
.scots arc css;er md wa notc sa,cs of 4 Goo nss
,,.v AMI corntrv.rrt Ham. looac At s,<c and a nm
ncs e;tv.cut Shoulders. loose at 35c. A lot Of
IN nm 1bs was also sold ut axe packed in boxcs.
md a small lot of country, loose, at axe. English
Meats arc almost entirely neglected, Lard was
o,;ct md ateaiy. with .a1cs OF ou1v about 800 pigs
nt Or for nr3nee steam and feaf and
az Fl, M lard. Thu demand ,Yas lc.s active.
Int t,,e otfer,nes we're triaiue.
The rcccints Of Hops. lsvc md dressed. amount
ea To 1a745.
The soft weather had most uufaYorab2c effect
| m the market for Dressed Hocs, and re have to
rotc n drc1rne of F6a1oc mr. I'M M ~, NIL kinds
.r;th a,1cs nj q ranec NJ "a som4 m: Heavy shin
,fno ana Moss por, Hops wcrc soil nt ~ 45674 60:
hut medium eradcs wcrc sold mostly ut so.75 and
$40. dividing on eto lbs. Light Hoss were cold
, 1863-01-22

F, c. Mcll1cr, Ill,
J. II. McNeel, Wis.
T. j. Montgomery. Ind,
John Mclean. Ill.,,
s. L. Marston, Wis.
l.. Pitt g. AcCoy, ILL.,,
G. Copp Noyes, Wis,
c. O'bricn, Wis,
J. ". Ogle, Ind,
Wca1ey Phillips. H.,
B. g. Pierce, Ill.,,
, ". g. platt, Ind,
]. n. Rankin. H..
J. J. Ransom, Iowa,
L II. Rogers, H.,
, F. c. Roblnson, ILL.,:
Lewis II. Si,sgge, IL.
j. ". Salccrmnn, VIE,
4, i. Small. ILL.,,
W. 81. Smith, Mo-.
H.W. BiEwortl,, ill.,,
William Scott, Ind.
". II. Tompktns, ILL.,,
+. Il. Tilonahs. Iowa,
Ill. Williams, Via,
". T. Wilson, Ind,
]. h. Williams, Ill,
john Zahn, Ill,
, 1863-01-22

II a special meeting Of the S Union Defense
Committee vii: be hcld at The rooms Of tho Alcr-
cantilc Association, over the store OF Tnttic, Hb
bard & Co., corner Of Lake and State streets, on
Friday evening next at scven and half o'clock.
Every 1ucmbcr of the Committee Ia requested to be
present, as buaiacss Of importance will be acted
, 1863-01-22

Lou1svHIE, January Il, 1868.
To Mr. u. q. Culver. Chicago:
D1An SIR R:-Your favor Of the 14ta inat 10 re-
ceiyod Asking In regard to Allotments mado by sol
diets from Cook county. 1ela now impossible 70