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, 1863-01-06
The whale Fishery for 1852.

The New Bedford Standard has published its
annual review of, tho whale Fishery for the past
year, from which We learn that the dIminution Of
TIC decrease has BEEN Is vessels, with tonnage Of
% 81 against decrease for 1861 Of 81 vessels, and
tonnage Of s2,41t. The decrease for the past five
years amounts to 100 40 tons, or % per cent. This
ing huainess ia 353. with tonnage Of 103 1G2. Dur
Ing the year II Of the feet have been captured and
destroyed by the rebel prfyateers Alabama and
Sumpter, bare been condemned In foreign ports,
and have beenlost. A very gratifying feature or
the year has been the increased number Of vessels
fitted for the fishery, aa compared with feW years
previous. From New Bedford alone s. 'sssels hare
The North Pacific, fleet the past year numbered
but 10 vessels, Fail returns from the fleet hare
not vet been recc1ved but a. far heard from the
average success has been better than for the past
paratirely smaal, 20 few vessels having been on
Tie imports Of sperm oil for the year amount to
bsso baItels whale oil g. 7e7 barels and 897 130
6241 barrels Of sperm oil, 1ss III barrels Of whale
oil, and 25974 ponds of bone, showing q de-
crease OF Il 6 barrels Of sperm OIL 80 $40 barrels
Of whale oil, and ~, ~ pounds Of bone.
barrels q sperm oil, against barrels IN ISL;
6S4 barrels Of whale OIL against 49 $50 barrels in
1861 and ,004 t981 pounds Of -whalebone, against
LIN, ,0l8 pounds in 1s6a The export Of whale oil
that Of sperm has fallen Of about one-qua1ter.
The stock IN tue country is, estimated at 1888
barrels OF sperm oil, q 1,519 barrels Of whale OIL
and So 900 pounds Of whalebone.
There has been rnpid advance in the prices Of
oil, which stood at 81 30 in January, and at
in July, now commands $1.116D115. The price Of
whale oil at the came periods was 4Sll50D53c, and
+ @5 son e Attic hn1 Gnsa
yapCeG to G5 q b, 80
, 1863-01-06

H-J. ]. Dehan, the elegant Card Writer, sends
his cards to any place in Illinois on receipt Of price,
Wedding cards, S. per pack; call cards, g. Money
sent Ut bis risk. Cards sent by return mali.
jan3-3t
, 1863-01-06

As there is to be opposition to the present
institution that represents the commercial In
tcrcsts Of onr city, the public may have Gu
rious desire to know the cnterprising gentle
temple Of commerce.
=. Among the members Of our old Board Of
Trade nrc number OF persons-not more
than ten nor less than dvc-whose eaddened
faees are f1miliar to ~ ftequenters
they Of. their prototype, the great
lying, degenerate son Of the Green Mountain
State, and editor Of the Chicago Times, whose
seethcd hTnins do not comprehend that New
England has performed any part In making
no religion in New England churches, nor In
any church fools who say In their hearts there
is no God, as if to escape his righteous retrl-
buttons; who see no wisdom ii "rcd school
houses" nor realize their influences on socie.
t., excepting that they make abolitionists-a
man with the rum horrors Traitors at heart
themselves, they hate New England men for
loving their country aud respecting her laws;
they dout the idea Of purity and chastity In
New England women, and, beastly ubertines,
that. they are, would destroy virtue In any
woman, Il unfortunately she came within the
influence Of their accursed power; in some Of
but grief, pitiful, heart-broken women, fnno
cent victims Of a husbands bcastly sensuality
ano inhdehty to his marriage VOW Men who
ila nave no respectable position In society, but
saoE ~ arosna ea US borders like those characters
Of the celestial city {see Rev. mIi All :S III
stumptall grain gamblers, Hho witch tx
their chances on Change, es q. haWls
watches for It's prey, to cheat unsnsneetines, tT y
persons, who pcrchancc fall in their way; wh66
debts, as they arc In grading the penaities if Of
nil Law, while they violate the spirit Of every
law Of deccncy;, human or diyinc, only observ-
Ing the letter Of civil Law sufficiently to claim
its protection; who discuss fine legal points
icaFned profession and knew it ali b. b. heart: ~:
who. oy the profundity Of their logic, would
try TO make one believe 1t his: duty, IT
bu,g!ar cntcrcd his house at night,
10 rush o,e5 toTn In his shirt tail f2r war
, 1863-01-06
MARKETS BE: TELEGRAPH,

MAhhE1S Il L. AERE4xRAHH,
NEW YORK, Jan. -CoTroS-Actsvo and firm
land.
F1ouR-6110c better and in fair demand at &. 30
4610 for super State; S6G5G6m for extra state;
$6.GeG6.fo for choice do; $5s61G.10 for super
western; $fl5GG.s0 for common to medium extra
western; $6.9 1700 for common to medium ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio, and $7.1O6
8.e5 for trade brands. Market closing firm and
quiet.
.WmsKr-Market without decided ehangc at
GsA1s-W heat 1asc better, with moderate ex-
port and homo milling demand. Chicago spring
$1.G@1A; unsound do $1.18 in store; Milwaukee,
club $1.3s01: 81; amber iowa &t:40Di.4a; winter
rcd western $1 .4591.50; amber Michigan $1.50o
1.b2 inferior to common white western 81. 1901 co.
Corn frmer and rather qniet at 800spKc for ship
ping mixed western; 87971c for damaged and
heated. Oats in moderate request at 6S1A7lc-
GRoCERIEE-Cotee active and HG11c better. Su-
gnr very firm. Sales AS hhds. New Orleans ut 10k
GD104sc.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork opened quiet and closed q
tribe lower at sl4.e5Ss14371< for mess Sll.5oD
100 for prime; $13lo01tG.60 for prime mess.
Dressed hoge stcady. Sa1es for western.
Bacon sides less sctive, but without material
change. Lard quict-closed shade easier Sales
G0 brls. ut 9409Hc and 800 brls, very choice at
1Dc.
, 1863-01-06

FIOGR-Receivcd ,2i8 brle. Market firm, with
es ! see seeP|nE EEss Psqf Wer sess e4tt 9 sas S
Spring extra at $50; ioo bis Orient Mills at
sRaees @ eEs Ee9S ep spE59S sJ'a bs 6 Is} a 3:
WHEAF1ReeeEycd, 4,soa bu. &arket 6uoyant uS
and 1H@2c per bashcl higher. Sales: 1,a00 bu No
go bu Rejected Red in store at osc: a,o00 bu No
at 500; 1000 ba Do In Mum i ssott's) at s1.os;
Il a;o9 y y d9 e $1osE LOO b. do (in NewhsETs
So'a} et SC: too ba do Qn North side hoases) a.
Doc; z, bu do Tin Mum & Scott's) at &c; loo
IN 90 at e2ke; 40 By Do lin NeWber1y's) at 9.c; !;
4o 4 bn DO At 921c; $50 bu Rejected Spring !in
%osF r.. 1ols gses> at 75c; 900 bu do {in stuEgss
coANoRecelved, $500 bu. Market advanced
Corn, in nstorc,at 43c; 5000 bu do at 43c: s500U bu
a e 5u @ do & 7Ss MSitne1 39 e. e. So sS
OATS -Reeeised, s,sss bu. Market very arm.
Sales II coo hu No !, in store, at a4c; 1o bu do
at 4433&t; 5000 bu frcah receipts do at 45c.
RYE Received. LOCO bu. Market advanced &c
@3c per buehel sales;-1, 600 bu No !, in store, at
BARLEY-Receiyed, GIG bu. In fair demand
and firm; salss:.:aso bu fair at 9sc, delivered.
- oHn19Hw1NEsE1n 4 fair request and armcr. Sales:
TIMoTHf sEED@Fli@. sales:~sooo bushels
prime, in two lots. at S1.s5.
CLOVER aEED-Scarce and In hair request,
sales:-a5 bgs good at $5.s5.
FLAX SEED-10 bushels good at $2.o5
BEANS-250 bfls prime Beans at $2 2.25.
SALT-Domestic steady ut $225 per hrl For
elgn more active. Sales: 1900 bushels Turks
Island IN bulk at 50c per bnahel Ground Alum
W coofEK26E1 8 M e. sqs Pork Barrels at stss on
track 1873 Lard Tierces at s1.75 on track 30 do at
DRIED FRU1T-Apples in active request and
frmer. Sales: Is brfs prime Eastern Apples at
GAc; s3 bEls prime Ohio at SIC; 20 brls Michigan
GREEN FRUIT $50 bills prime Michigan Green
Apples at $1.50.
GUNN1Es-15oo ooo single Gunnies at s4xc.
BROOM COlN-1n good demand and firm, with
ilGht supply; sales:@ tons prime $150.
sUGAKs-RAw arc very firmly held Mt quota
tions. Refined in moderate demand and firm. We
quote: - >: - '
New Orleans, prime to choice. .1t4@ts
Gnoa-taif 10 choiuk oiuk.-:..............-.10 GIL
Porto Rlco-Fair TO choice. ..1oH311A
N. 7. Red1cl-Powdcrcd and
White coffee, 4. A........, ,.131Hl3X
Codce. b.. ........... ia G113L
Extra coffee, Gee. ..12AH1aH
H1DEs-Quiet, We quote:
R1 Ky tad En-. a59es: g1sH
Glecu 2a!te0 11aucH.. ....-..--............6
dFecn Colntrg.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
EGGS-16G516c per dozen.
POULTRY-Market well supplied and dull We
quote Chickens per dozen S1.'0; Turkeys per u
lG5c.
, 1863-01-06
CONIMERClAI.

: Ns,s.s ,... ...sa ...ss. -: ,r,.s. ~.
s,a nndo- +ho - snraass ~ ~ ad1s,ea ~ s,,s ~,
a,,,~ .se.a s.,. 80 49, ssas.. ~
.sa saes,an a,ent -, ~: ~ a.,ssss.has =, the
san,tsrr co1nrtss,nn ~ .and hosn,taI supplies to
11urf+eeahoro ana y,c.ahnr1
Tbo ;xo,tber Il AMI ni]d with some prospects of
,,ora r,in-,nncb 10 the annoyance Of pork pack
cra ontl dea1crs in dressed hogs. The streets In
somo parts Of the city are quite impossible. and
&: somo Of our pork houses are in conseorencc en-.
tifely shut ont from the city. except by hoats
Therecefpts Of Hogs since Saturday anount r.,
18,s5o-of which 346o were dressed and H. na4l,re
Under the influence of the Weather +he mor1-et
for Dressed Hogs YVES dali and k6n1oc 1ower m
light averages, Heavy hoea. however. we're scarce
and in good demand at former nrices Thu s,,es
were liberal at ranoe Of a. s,54 an food tooa
we're mostly sold Mt - ooi ~ dir4d,no m so ~.
while heavy hors hrouoht - mai ., md s4nna
4,4o dividing on sfa 1bs At the cjoae there 1vas
larpe ouantitv of 1icht booa nreau;n,, ~, 3ha
ket. and the tendencv va stl downsrar1s 11t
hcayv boos be,3 their oun ,nd w., dav,.n, 49,
et,11 active e>>~''>>
ow,r- IN +ba ror.arr,ra1 ~ am, ..a,,, ~ a.,
xraa decidod1v n !. h1ro nTnnd,..,, T., 49,
,,ar,,a+ n,hs+ro,s.,.,ona ,.c.o 49, 49,. ,.,,s,
eroro,, ~ nst,h,,s,, 1,..,.at 5 "s,la s..a@aa
fc.y s3ra, ,ota lot, oxo- nrsa,s ~ sntnssa &C.,
pmo chonre5 hsnaa .t - ,.19a ~ a. asSa OK ~
1ieht to hesyv aversoss X - <S'''S 40
pff c,tt,c wer,. Am xx;tt +r,s,n, s.,aa a. a. an
~ An nv ro5;n, 1raJ,s caaa ss,aa; sss~ss eroo
W. :. .ot;a -aanos. w.. -. 's1ss ms
.-a.,-.. .,...s s..,st fe'' 40 A'eA'' A'4'
Ths p-nr,.,aa 49,, ,ss.,r.t ~. ..,,
e-1 1,t ~ On 1,-,s .;t NJ, sIes, ~ NV
hands A. eto cnL u,1do,s - onn5,ots ,a.1a:sss
, 1863-01-06

- Parkcr's certificate in Recommendation Of
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts. Ia given by one Of
the most popular catcrers in the United States.
, 1863-01-06
Boston mnrketg-Jau. 2.

The receipts since yesterday have been $3.50 brls
-four and 800 bu oats. The market continues
dull, and the sales have been small at $6.m@g.a5
for western snperfne; $s.u@6.6sk for common
$50 for good and choice, including fayor}te st.
Louis bEands; In southern flour nothing has been
done and prices are nominal. Corn Is firm at
e9Gs5c for Western mixed, and 90c for yellow,
oate range from G5Q6655c for Western, Canadian
and Il. Rye dull at :i5c. Shorts S24lWMa5,CO:
and fine feed and middlirgs at $27.00@31. % pei
ton.
Proyisions-Pork is firm and selling S1a.6on
1900 for prime; SD 500 is 90 for mess and Bis do
for clear cash: Beef Ia nrm at sf3.6 @14;s5 for
and 1lNc in kegs; and smoked hams sNc Der ri, 8
cash. Butter and cheese remain steady at prcri-
ous prices.
, 1863-01-06

eV The Toilet Companion is the name by which
Joseph Burnett d Co. designate the neat and con-
ventcnt case In which these famous chemists and
pcrfpmers put up their superior preparations for
toilet use; viz: 'Kalliston," "Cocoaine," "ozi-
entail Tooth Wash," and ''Flori1nel" These are
not only Of approved usefulness and a1l that they
profess to be, but also remarkable for dclicacy Of
perfume and healthy purity, very seldom met with
in articles which are sold at such moderate prices
-Louisri4e Den.oc,ut. . /,
, 1863-01-06
BA1timorc Cattle mnrket-Juu. /.

Cattle-The Receipts at the live stock scales to-
day amounted to 100 head. With good attend
arcc the market was quite brisk, and s3cs Indicate
An advance Of sc Q 100 1os. OF the offerings 10
were taken by government contractors, i50 BY
Washington butchers and the balance 400 head
Hom $a-cb to $5.a5 2 10 Ms, only few prime
beercs commanding the 1stterngure. Through the
week sales OF some 600 head hare been made to
government contractors at full pricca.
Hogs-The supply at market was not equal to
to the demand and rates ruled higher Sa1es OF fair
to prime liye hogs were made At from $375 to $8s5
dium grades.
, 1863-01-06
-
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING. Jan. s, 1863.
PROVISIONS.-Ma1ket steady. Sales: 800 brls
New Mess Pork at $126aH; SEQ br1s Prime Mess
Pork at $11.00: 40lN pcs Bulk Hams, loose at
bAc; 600 pcs Bulk Shoulders loose, at t3a1c; 1900
tx b1s Peoria Slot &lddles At 61c; 80 bSs S cambeT. anil
land Middles at bHc; 50 bxs Stratford and 80 b1s
Long Bonelesa Aiddles at 6Ac, oil round; 1900 pcs
Green Hams at 41<c; s600 pcs Green Shoulders at
3{c; ECO trcs prime city steam rendered Leaf Lard
at SIC; go tres prime city kettle in lots at S38c;
54 tres country Kettle at 6kc; IS tres do at 6Ac;
1O0trcs White Grease IKE.
country at exc.
BUTTER-In better request. Sales: 200 kegs
prime shipping butter Mt l5Hc; 20 nrkins do at
1eQD14c.
DRESSED HOGS Received, 3,468. Market for
heavy hogs steady, but light weights are tul1 and
kh10f> 1oWer EHIee.
, 1863-01-06

The arrivals this week were light, on account Of
the holidays, and the prospect OF dull sale to
Eastern buyers; the warm weather also caused q
dull Gales to ped1ers and the brisk business done In
flowfn their purchases this week We anticipate
more cattle and quicker sales next week. The
market Tor the week closed with about 81 head un-
sold, and prices the game as Last week.
LIVE Hoas-Are in better demand this week,
ward.
, 1863-01-06

oi1 market, and the large holders generally are
asking an advance OF 1@sc 2 gallon over our last
quotations. Some s. 200 barrels changed hands on
for barrels. To-day, however, as we have stated,
the large holders were asking 15c, although no
sales we're made that We could hear OF. In Refined
there il nothing doing whatever.
, 1863-01-06

The glut Of last week has been In great degree
cept couple 1f lots the other side Of the river
The weather becfng unfayorable, packers did not
M EEem mnch inclined to buy to-day: Ate. Change,
cdnesday. there was . sale of S., ,QG0 head at IA
Axe net, dividing on 200 ms; and since then Other
smaler 1ots have been cold At t3A@An43Sc, dividing
, 1863-01-06

Market quiet and unchanged. Flour quiet and
steady; No. ! superdnc q i.4634e0. Wheat-U c.
spring e1 cars 8s1e4c; in other qualities nothing
doing. Corn firm mixed Western 54a1s5c- But
ter unchanged; good stose packed at 1a51sc; dairy
1i11cc. Dressed hogs, from 150 to 800 bs,, at
S3.1S14.QQ. 90 ns. and over xia2
, 1863-01-06

1h13sV&&ahhEc 13U& &H0a1Reb-I2ns3 81
The market for dressed hogs was firm at au ad-
Tance q 1aliy &C. Ths ruling prices were 94so@
nice hoga wasmade at SC better. Some es1es we're
also reported 1t +4o@4to al round. The receipts
and $40 lire hogs. Sales Of live hogs showed a
1ange Of $34s4sso for Medium to extra heary
, 1863-01-06

westcrn In the market Bacon-shou1ders at 5ks3
bFc; sides at G}ll5$c; and 1:ams at BD1tc per %.
Lard-western In brls and tcs at 9a{@10c, and
btltchcrs' at 9Mc per u, =,
, 1863-01-06
TT TOOK THE PREMIUM

At the State Fare For gentleman of taste. wealth
and position. wishing to retire from tho exciting tur-
mois ana eoTnptlng Influences OF city life. to live
'fdeed one e. th9se r1e e .eeu5e foe
presented to man rnore than once OF tx1ce in 1fe
time The pecunin3 changes Of life Is the onlr Induce
eall upon E, H, CUMMINGS. B south Clark street,
ems"Eo Llinois. or upon J. ". STOREY. Esq.: James
, 1863-01-06

Dressed Hogs in Detrolt-Ian. 8.
Steady at $4.o0a4.5o. The ontside figure is the
Inost paid for the very best lots
, 1863-01-06

The demand for bacon from the local trade has
been very limited. Cut meats have been In some
been made public. Baneled pork 1s very firm, aud
held above the Tiews Of purchasers. Lard remains
dull, whilc beef is in fair request and steady Va
mess beef at ST. 6.co8ie.50; do No, / at s1s50. No
, 1863-01-06

Receipts of Ereadstuas at Boston.
The receipts Of brcadetutfs at boston for the
month Of December, and the comparative receipts
since Jan. /, hare been as fQllQWs:
, 1863-01-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY EyEH1Ea, JAM i, 1868.
BEEF CATTLE-Ma1ket dull. Sales were:
BeeYes. Avg. Price. Beeves. Avg. Price,
Q 114S $40 1oaS $3.50
HoGs-Market quiet as there arc no receipts.
, 1863-01-06

In this city. January 4th. In the Cathedral By Right
and MARY a. COELEY,
, 1863-01-06
w ANTED- 500 Agents.

w ANTED-50o Agents.
MALE OR FEMALE,
To sell the handsonest and most splendid Prtzc Paes
age put mp in this country. called
The Language Of Flowers.
Prize Package contains = nice lot Of paper and en-.
yelopes. splendid Album Card illustrating the Isn-
guage of Flowers h the richest oil eol.
o5s @ md tr9e to , patu5e also Gtft Prize. .2naed
Send stamp and get cilcu1sr. r r LAND6N Agent
8Lakc street. opposite fremont House, Chicago III
, 1863-01-06
. .ANTED-Local Agents I
w MEESS
KNITTING MACHME.

For families nad neighborhoods. any woman csa
earn from SO to &t5 per week With It, 1t Enity from
$3.50 to 0o stitches m!nute-the sane stitch made
By hand-a palE OF Stockings In nfseen 1uinntes It
old lady can work It successfully and with profit No
machine vas ever nreuted which offered 10 woman 70
IT, psc Pree Ssq Ihey can be made to thef eost
and description. address with stagnp) BY!AS5OE Z
ELLIOT. General Agents, 12o Lake street. Chicago m
, 1863-01-06

Liverpool salt has ruled heavy, owing to Large
receipts at New York. No sales reported Ground
alum, We quote from etore. at $40, and inc at
$a15 q sack Turks Island 40c 3 bu.
, 1863-01-06

Salt in BalkimOre.

Seeds In Buffalo.
Seeds are in moderate demand at $a0orba e5 for
Illinois timothy, and 81 .c2H@D1.57H for Canada do
Glover quiet at $51sHG5.S71{, as to quality
, 1863-01-06

~ es Dearborn and 1ao South Clark streets are
the best and cheapest places in the city fordyeing
and cleaning ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
Cook & McLain, proprietors.
, 1863-01-06

1NFANT1c1DE.-The corpse ofa small babe
was found In the Lake, near Camp Douglas,
on Sunday morning. An inquest will be held
at Undertaken Jprdan's, this morning.
, 1863-01-06

FOR SALE-One Of the most
beautiful. healthy. rural retreats, homes farms
al1 cem5nea hi i ene-that III ever been oasTei for
Sae IN the Western market The property consists Of
land son with plenty Of I'M md dae IN close proxsn
" 70 the residence. to add romantic enchaument to
lis attractive beauty Much time and moucy has been
:nsnf n sT6ellsinE he g5opery and la erecting
education aud Icanement II is focsted WITH taree.
fonrths Of mile front. upon the bold bank OK Rock
As Farm and Hestdencc
, 1863-01-06

w ANTED--At 1863 Dearborn-st..
y opposite the new Post Of1ca,
SITUATIONS FOR DOMESTIC HELP.
Eo 81 sent from, tas office unless . il. sats
obtain eaIne By applying nbove or addressing Ma
4. L, BALKAN, Post Odice Box ssH, noI-JS3Il!m
, 1863-01-06

swmD1ED.-The telegraph informs us that
the Democratic Legislative caucus yesterday
morning determined to admit Brand to seat
and Of course exclude Geo. n. Gage, the legal
II elected candidate from the Goth district.
This is clear swind1c, and ought not to be
permitted to rest without ventilation.
, 1863-01-06

CHURCH OF TEE REpEEMEH.-The ladies Of
this church are earnestly requested to meet at
the War Committee room, Garrett Block, cor
ner Of State and Randolph streets, on We'd
nesday Of this week, to sew for the Sanitary
Commission. The call is urgent.
r IT Tt,rTfE
, 1863-01-06

w A N TED-Agents. Book
~ Agents aud dea1ers
-. Read ThiSY
The best offer you ever had to make Money.
EVERYBODY WANTS IT:
, 1863-01-06
Insurance In (hfcaro.


We clip the following Interesting items,
relative to the progress Of underwriting in
this city, from the Insurance and Raiz,ray Reg
tsfer. Of business generally it says:
We are pleased to note the fact that for the
past month or two there has been less Of the
rcprehcnsiblc recklessness in ''cutting undcr''
and bidding for business, which for the
year previous has been SO noticeable among
insurance offices. The feeling favorable to an
advance in the schedule seems to be generally
assuming definite shape, and VIC may rea-
sonab1y hope to chronicle, ere mnny months,
radical change in this regard. Agents are
canvassing, for the twentieth time, the propri-
ety and advantages to arise from recoEstruc.
'tion Of the Board Of Underwriters, and VIC
believe there is proposition on foot to reor-
ganize that defunct institution.
The marine branch, taking the season
through. and notwithstanding the nominal
rates which have been obtained, has been COM
Paratively yeuccessfu1and remunerative, though
IN several instances companies have suffered
severely. With such figures as should have
ruled, the murine business would have paid
On the whole, taking Retrospective glance
at Underwriting for the year 1et9. We cannot
but believe that some good ms % gomn ou, snd ~
infnrinns iMH comnetitIon. Eanagersarc, to some
-n1te17t af icnst, awakening to the prccarious
not,rc Of the transactions Of the past year,
and many Of them are, We know, determined,
Il possible, to apply tic proper remedy.
The same paper is Informed, on what 1t con-
siders reliable authority, that the earnings OF
the Chicago Farmers Insurance Company for
the year 1861 has exceeded II per cent. on the
capital stock.
It is currently reported that the several mer-
camille houses, who have the past season rep
resented prominent Marine Companies in this
city, are about to retire from the insurance
business, in disgust. The Companies are, VIC
learn, also quite satisfied with the expert
Ment.
, 1863-01-06

~ Cloaks, Bonncts and all kinds Of Millinery
Goods selling off at greatly reduced prices al
Wanslcy,e. g. Lake etrcet. Another lot Of splen-
did Cloaks just received. dec315t
, 1863-01-06
:Ubifa9o @ribnne.:
TUESDAY. JANUARY G, 1868.
THE E<CITY.

eB Owing TO the pressure on our columns
this morning, caused By the publication Of
the Governors Message, 3 large amount Of
local matter Is necessarily omitted.
, 1863-01-06

@ The Good Temp1ars' Soldscrs' Aid Society
will meet at their room, adjoining Metropolitan,
Hall, this afternoon and. evening. A full attend
ance is desired, not only Of those who belong to
the Society, but others who may wish to MD in tho
manufacture Of garments to be forwarded through
the Sanitary Commission to the now crowded hos
pftA1B of the Enrfh =,
, 1863-01-06

MANUFACTURERS ';AssocrAT1oS.-Let there
be full attendance of the Manufacturers Of
Chicago, at the Board Of Trade Rooms to"
night Business Of importance will be trans
acted In which au classes OF Manufacturers
are interested.
, 1863-01-06

eI There arc twelve kinds Of Burnett'a Fla
voring Extracts. This celebrated manufacturer
makes the best preparations in the United Statcs
for culinary and toilet use.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-15
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DONTAIN; No OLD FAvORITES NOT IN
~ tho First Volume and Now and Popular Com
positions thXt have appeared since its publication
Marches, w.ltzss, Kodowas, schottiscnes Galops
Masufkss, Qusdriiles, Dances, th~ice Vi mo Gem,
anu rour-H Hand Duets. The immense popu ant,
and extended dema I'd for the first volume, hes in
duced the publishers to CLEAN from the vast lie
pertorie Of Musical Gems comprised in their own
catalogues and those Of European and Amsricst
publishers the best pieces Of every variety, suit
cd to Gil tastes and requirements. Thst this new
volume will sttsin . popularity equal with thai
80 rapidly achieved by tho FIRST, no one can doub,
Af ss examining iS table Of contents. embracing
nearly two hundred Ia } and atssc i've pieces fol
begisners. ana Brill ants for accomplished Play
ers, co .prising the best Pieces Of the best Com
possrs and tho Household Melodies Of the Peo
ple, the whole arranged for The Piano.fo,te. an
presenting Two Hundred and Fifty rsgss Of
Choice Mu'ic, being nearly Forty Poges more tia"
tie Fsrst Kas~s. PnIcss-PIsin, 200 CIotn
Embossed. 81 235 Cloth, full guilt, eS.vU. Oil.
YER DITSON = co. Publishes. Boston.
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