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, 1864-02-15


With demand more than usually active, and a
strong competition among shippers. VIC note an nd
vance Of 15c@S1.0o q 100 Is On all grades OF Beet
Cattle upon on1 quotations OF last Saturday.
The following, arc the quotations ct the value O.:
Beef Cattle at the close Of the market this evenings
Prime TO Extra qualities 0oaa5Q
Medium to Prime qualities. s.25951o
Common to Medium lua1ites.... .-...... 551a3.00
SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 1s.-There has bean fully
as much activity aud hustle In this market during the
week as We have witnessed, With receipts nve
times larger. The want has been, and that
increasing daily, for more stock: and setom the
1her NJ I'd yssss ofbuysf from ~ parts aaa
asnyh
Obtained And eTen today satqq.sy r. Which i IN The
absence q the PRINCIPAL buyers thsEc has
no % he e r. nir now all On ehSa iss
eq{ a. 5 M 6 hss s sh 7 hsfS1 Ss
With sneh rapid strides, without some hating pont,
ns
ever tolessoly eeaE that, with 20 Improvement ln
ior IL PRESENT the receipts 2: III xssk Ts hsss
@ e aes Fesie eaaz Il ut is
s s; .;Ss,2 sSs, 5atsS Is s5|
;sfssS sss1; lsa 5ss5ss s57
eFeErfy. fIk' averaging LIS 81, and sold It Ihe
So1t!eTn Yards br McCardy 4 Bere.idee to o.
Jacobs at $3.50 per 100 Ms. with several other lots
From peTnsal Of Tie salc1!st it Will be seen that
ever been brought to tho yards. The market closed
ills evening d1m and act{ve.
a.. ,HZKF CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
Wright sold r " Tt!den e z ~ 1s9 ms SITS: = y
Aanoaey s9la e! A kahn: T. ii = "a ay ~ ~ ct 3s@ ,x
WIN. Itlden sold Gordon 81 ~ l2o9 1t $i,7a-
FAxsett sold c. BoWles II NJ 1183 Da at SIS.
1t $5.s0.
j. Grtdley sold Jacobs s. az 1.1so ns a. s5aoo per
head.
Hunter sold Shaw 50. NJ .o61 ~, At aa.65.
Warner sold C. Kahn. Jr., 81. ~ ,n0 ns, At $50
MALLORY Rold Ca.h 81, " ri -, 1t t4.s5.
, 1864-02-15

IxcnEAs1xG.-The copperhead candidates
for Governor are multiplying. Judge {. W.
Randall, Of Joliet, las beeI nddcd to the
number by The Kauknkee Union. Wabash
Goudy, Little Fuller, "My Maryland" Dick,
Bill Hacker, Col. Dlckey, Dick Richardson,
Charles Lanphier, and about dozen others,
are also on the track. -
, 1864-02-15

any fellowship with them. We shonld feel
more honored to be associated with gentle
manly pack Of professional gamblers, than
with q Conference of Methodist rebelpr
ere. And certainly 1t would be a. edifying
to listen to the harangucs Of noted liar, as
to SIT in church and listen to ono Of thesc
rnscalB attempt to preach!
, 1864-02-15

@ Richmond papers announce that the
steamer Advnnce, which recently ran the
blockade, brought eight thousand packs of
cards. Foresccing the fate Of the confedcra-
cy, JEFF. has doubtless ordered this large in
voice to while away the prison hours of him
self and his co.laboEers in crime.
, 1864-02-15
To be ELehANHeds

Some four hundred rebel prisoners left
.,ohnson,s Island on Wednesday last for Gen.
Dutlcr's Department. all OF them officers.
Among the number were the famous Gen.
=. Thompson and Lieut., Brccktnridge, son
The rebel Gen. Breckinridge- They went
l.. ;.c Cleveland and Pitssburg aud Penasyl.
, 1864-02-15

same period last season..... l;li60t9
The market for Dressed Hogs to-day was active and
day-ltbersl sales having taken place at range Of
$7A998so-the mort Of the transactions having been
ut $3.50 and $8 25-diyiding on 200 bs.
The market for Live Hogs has been trm and very
active at previous quotations. The catered sales TO-:
day atnount to 26so head. uhtca taken Mt $s2@
7.75 gross, but principally at satn@75o.
In Beef Cattle. with the limited supply, there has
been considerable activity and competition; prices
have, however, sustained no further advance. Tho
entered sales amount to $50 head which were taken at
eae6.so gross. hut chiefly at $s95.
The Provision Market was aru1, but owing to tho
high views OF holders there less activity. Mess
Pork was moderately active with sales Of 80 bbls at
t19@ls q for country aud $3.50 for light country
mess. City Packed Mess Pork in good demand at
$3.50. but there were no sellers below 5000, and
quito number were holding 1t ut 5000 Prime Ness
Pork was in active demand and hrm at $170 sellers
generally holding at S1750. We report sales OF 1ooa
bbls City Packed at $t70 aud some small lots at 35.
f5 pickled Hama arc Ia actiTe demand md nrm with
sales of 20 tcs at market closing with
ready buyers At the outside quotation. English Nd
dies were In good demand and scarce-bnyers Offering
9kc freely for Cumberlauds, and sellers holding nt9X
91cc. The demand for this kind me1t In England Is
very active at present. ana the prices there arc l9s
higher Than for Short Rib Mlddtes-1 circumstance
which has never before happened In the history OF tho
trnde Short RIB Mlddtes are In active demand ut 15
but sellers hre generally holding ~ 1oxc. Bulk Meats
continue In good demand at loose fot Shoulders ami
1c@1oKc loose for Hams; hut good lots arc now
scarce, and they held Mt TIC for loose Shoulders
and 10Hc for loose HAMS The sales to3ay were com
pazatyely light, and consisted chiefly Of country
cured, ut 5c 1ooso for Shoulders. and 1cc loose for
l1sus. Lard WAS in active demand and nr:a-pslcas
closing H@kc 2 D hfgher-with sales Of shout $3.50
tres at 12&12Hc for prime Leaf, and uHc for Mol
Lard Grenss was more active and better, with sales
of lot osoo tres chiefly Yellow 1oc and 1sotcs
at $50.
There was good speculative inquiry for Hishwines
to-day, aud the market rnlcd fEm and steady. with
saes Of $500 br1s In lots. so9s1cchcay at Sic, as
which price the market closed Grm.
The Wheat market Euled more active and Nc lower
with salcs Of No. Spring at &l1 X. and oa at Sill
@111Hc-
Com dnll, with light sales o. old at 92c for No
1, snd Ole for No.. New Corr WAS also lower, sales
having been made at sc.
Oats declined Nc bu, With moderate sales Of Eo.1
at E@G5Hc, and No. 2 ut G2X@3c.
RYE dull at slc29tos for MOL. Barley was neg
1ected md quiet. Clover and Timothy Seeds wctc
dull and easier. Flax Seed firm.
, 1864-02-15
The London Times Showing its
Hand.
Why it Opposes the North.
1t Fears the Growing Power Of the
Republic.

Ihe speech OF MI. GIBSON moves the Lon
don Tines to the following editorial utter
ance, In which, for the first time, It openly
declares tho purp pose Of It's continued hostility
to the United States:~--
When Mr. NJ Gibson gives his unrcserycd
and unqualified homage to the federal cause,
be knows not how much Of sort is his wis
used to be called the other day. The United
States were system complete in itself; q
new world disclaiming all affinity and sym
pathy with the old; a new bond Of union
that was to destroy all other unions, and ab-
sorb their materials. Tho new volcano was
to cat ont the heart of the ancient mountain,
and rear It's uniform geometrical conc to tho
skies. Wherever, BY inevitable chance, the
new creation came in contact with the old,
with old feelings, old rights, old habits, old
opinione, there vas no Compromise. no join
/ Ing Of the broken bones, no healing Of the
sore, but simply life, health and universal
tion, confusion, abolition, determination,
death to the old. Truth aud Justice
are the common ground and mean be-
tween all nations, but not between
the United States and the rest Of the
world. In all differences tho only measure
Of their demands WIS, what they wore likely
to get By playing on tho fears, or the scr1-
pies of other States. Their territorial max
inns had no other reason than the will of the
tyrant Their fnture was terrible, gigantic,
universal, crushing and overwhelming, till
thoughtful men began to see. that if thfs vas
the American future, then America haa no
future. Such was the Republic il jts unbrok-
en- integrity rs Mr. Ii. Gibson calls it.
This was the dream which began to frighten
the Old World, and which 1fr. II. Gibson
ern States shonld contemn9otc ~" p,;th dismav
Il was fho dream Of m A1rasr1ar 1rhfch IA
himself. .disnelIed with n E;cE Th'e annthcrn.
ers were daiiy told Ola Of ! univ Universal orgaaiza.
r. shnn1d nvarride a. III cnnstitmtiaua vi" ~ ~
national la ~ Institutions every right and
arS u .nIt G e.ooa ta - t.s WY: tnHy alus
ie mi hrmnt e ~ sdu tvT,nnT Win fheg ai
long known, and which, no doubt, they had |
usipsu -. W eiIa.c, ~ "nAeM Inv sney -" 4
aoous 1s so @ w. .ntSa w. 1pHn naesHasGa, 1aa
maI su " nns,"as,
1,tts a,,o 81 oTtbo.a
pss tins ,no-a sappd 10 M Snna s
as they had s done' IAN and tat When t the M % balance
~ ~ pemsr l'ssen ia tu sne os " sc Ngi,
unao 1ne aoI.n LIN Wou'o nao IL WIS W pe 'foaaen,
LIN I'M w ~ ct,., .,;,oe j., ,,;, ,o..a.,,,s
,,,far, ~ m1usou ~ Ahs NV,
unaosaa .t scIsne u unlselsai lsuEI1lon, asn, "
habits and opinions. He hopes it may still
pc reanzed, OF, not q11te IN oni lime, YET
put aTaln IN tne way 70 DC realizeo. 1ne ca
lai9il1es ol .hG s[as. arc loss 70 us' ne says,
ana II we aont Iret ourselves about thcm u
IL lIoLn apathy NJ ro"1ias t1e suneIlnes oi our
own people. tne Gonieaelates, Log, ne says,
nave betrayed the oiackncss OF thc1r poasy,
and made glory OF their shame They hare
avoWed that they intended, and stu intend,
70 estab!lsh mighty slaVe-repuoiic which
shal restore slavery and pcrpetuate It to all
matter. lt1nfENEYU1GS
, 1864-02-15

Hyran sold Cash a. ~ 100 Do, ak $tsoo per head.
Dolby sold Bass Co. 100, Az 1soo bs, ut ss5'N per
Buehau sold MIL. g, av - ns. at $50.
l,Illcr fpld Wells s., nv l,sS1 nB. at 8351.
OVBune sojd FaVsest i! " 81 IS, 1t 5i.6o.
Adams Fold serhens 3S. AZ t,1os ns # Ss6.
Vinin2 6old Albee 16, av i,sg At $60o
, 1864-02-15

At an election held for Town Trustees IN
olney, Richland county, on Monday Last, the
entire Union ticket was elected by IN aver
nge Of 100 majority in total vote Of 80.
This is great Onion gain on any previous
election. and shows TINT copperheadism is
fast d. ing out down in Egypt
, 1864-02-15
THE PAT OF CoLonEp TRoops.-The fol

The PAT OF CoLoREp TRoops.-The fol-
lowing letter and resolution explain them
selves:
Eo. so Foun1n sr., NEW YoHk, Feb. 10. issi. !
Hon. Henry Wilson, Chairman Military Commit
tee, U. .. Senate.
SIR: The Union League Club of the City
Of Now York have in less than sixty days
raised coo co1ored troops In tho State Of
New York. Thu committee having particu-
lar charge of this matter feel strongly the In
justice which is being done these men, who
having responded SO promptly to the call Of
the President, by not placing them on an
equality With white soldiers as fir Us paw Is
concerned. Each of these men upon enlist
mcnt receives and is charged by the United
States with abont~soG worth of clothing.
nearly three months to pay for this. and by
that time they will need more clothing, 80
that 1t Will be impossible for them to lay up
or send home, or even to spend any portion
Of their pay. Your obedient servant,
dEo. D1ras, j:
Rooms OF THE UEIog LEAGUE CLUE, [;
Us1oN SQUARE, Feb. 10. 1851. &
tee Congress should, without delay, pass an act
giving tho soldiers Of the regiments OF colored
troops already enlisted OF that shall hereafter bo
to other enlisted soldiers, and that they earnestly
urge the immediate passage OF such anact.
Hesolred, That copy Of this resolution be trans
mitted By the Secretary to tho Chairman Of the
Military committcs OF the Senate and House OF
Representatives..
A true copy. VINCENT CoLYEK, 2ec'y.
The colorcd men Of Illinois have raised be-
tween five and six hundred men for the I'LL.
nois colored regiment, and they are in pre-
cise1y the same condition as those Of New
York. We can't understand the cause Of the
delay in Congress in passing bill doing
simple Justice to those men. Is. It careless
ness OF the spirit Of Copperheadism that pre-
1ents aetion2
, 1864-02-15

The Board OF Trade Of Detroit haye passed resolu-
tons iu favor Of absogatiug the Reciprocity Tscat.
between tho United States and ihe piti.h PROVINCES
The matter was fully and ably discussed nor several
evenings previous to the passage OF the resolutions
NJ Lewis OF Detroit at their last meeting on the sub
Ject, submitted the following Statistics
, 1864-02-15

4otaI.. .4ltt14,4 $S6. 3QG, ,&84
The amount Of asItsnlspral products exported 10
Canada for the years 1858 67S duty free, wns Ss8i.
.C5 The AMOUNT of the same imported for The same
The amount Of duties collected by the Untod States
for the SANG period Of four years was SssAaB The
amount collected BY Canada for Tho SANG time VIA
49, OF a. excess OF *1so no aboye the receipts. me
smoInt M Or wheat alone shipped 70 OSdens6urg was
specie value; exported to Canada. 81 curren
, 1864-02-15

The Boston hA says: "Amos Otis, the
well known cashier Of the Barnstable Bank,
Inns forwarded to the Merchants Exchange
Reading Room of this city the rudder Of the
ship Sparrowhawk, recently unearthed at
Old Ship Harbor, Orleans, where 1t had been
imbcddcd In sand for many years. The Spar
rowhawk Was wrecked on the voyage from
England to Plymouth about the winter Of
1861. She was only seventy-fye tons-a
mere "1ong-boat' to some Of our present
clipners.
, 1864-02-15

BEEF -NAIT1E*
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle for the week cud-
Inc to-day amount, according to the daily returnspo4
cd Change to 3l head. This Is 612 he.d less than
we're received last week. and 993 head less than tho
receipts Of the corresponding week last year.
The daily receipts ut the various Yards compares as
follows:
, 1864-02-15

II Pisastratus Ca1ton, In the last issue Of
Blackwood, perpctrates the following rhyme:
''Now, the calmness with which sound phltoso-
phets 8cao ills,,
Depends, At such times, very much On hot aao~
pels,"
, 1864-02-15

LEATHKK-There Is hut little Improvement In
the market the demand remaining very limited. with
scarce Hn4 very dear. Market rules firm at cur pre-
Tious quotations. We quotc:
Harness. @ = n-. S@!se SLAUGHTER so!e.... yosse
L1ns =" -. M@l9c Euenos AyEss. -. .B@at
cak, ;. s191&1s0 6finoeo. &Ws &W...... ssSsi5s
gpPsI, foot. ss;gse ortposo good dan. ~.
Harness, H.. otse slaughter Sole :-s4s
KIp:heavy--..- &@&e 1esi Gaff Il IL. !.1s$sis !1ss;:
), ,LGAtnER-W1th q fair ahlpp;ns md city deuiaHd.
, 1864-02-15
THE AMENDED CONSUMPTION
BILL.

The amended enrolment bill that has just
,,assn1 the Horse by the strong vote of yeas
~, rovs ~ contains several feat1rcg that are
as.,a.a x,,,,,.,,...,,,o,,ta ~, 4bc ,rcsent CON
,N... ~ raa1 o,.r,,srata.- :.
ecsillen acl- "e 1nas su" AS.a.,, ,,o...s ,f
FIRST Ine consonoauoa u pon ~ @s', =.
enrolled militia. Ora1ls nets"1eet "n 70
made from all the arms bearing popuiauon
between 20 md 455ears OF age. ia1s WIN
rcmove one canse ofolt comPAaant against
tho law us 1t stands. X ~
SECOND. The objections Of inc Qnahels'
Dunkard6, and other small sccts, to bearing
arms, arc met In q way at once just anu cqu'-
table. Ihcy ccrtalnly Owe Inc uosetnuent
allegiance IND support, ana II 1ney no'e con,
sclentious scruplcs against bearing arms ana
fghtang,t their serFicee arc utilized while tnelr
anu-hgblng 6crup1es are respected. we Fc-
publish tho language Of the Dill:
Members Of fchg1oas oeoomananons "no 6nal'
oJ oasn OF amfmanon, oecl11e tna1 1aes ass eon ~
eS.enuos.s 49, ~ 'ae :, ". ,,as ND
..,.,s. r. f.st, .nd --.c,fca ~ arcb rc1,cious de-
nominations. ehall. whcn dratted into military
service. be considerod nos-o1otante, and ehall be
assigned by the Secretary Of War to duty In The
noq1tazs, or TO fAeed'r Of xs8nae, or shall pay the
FUN Of $500 to such person as the Secretary Of War
thsn acstsnae 10 seease II, 10 90 apphea 10 tae
aenel' oa slsA anu mou'aeu so1ases. 1ps1aea
49, n,nv;sms nj 1b;s sact;on T,,e.s h,s asc,.rs. ~
t;n of eonac3en+fons scvnn1ea aca;nat he,rino
shall be supported By satisfactory evidence that
Ills department Inns been uniformly consistent with
such declaration
They can't object on religious grounds to
taking care Of the sick soldiers or the help
less contrabands, and If they don't like that
kind Of employment they are ut liberty to pay
$500 communication, which money shall be ez-
pended for their benefit Of sick and wounded
soldiers.
THIRD. The blu provides for the enrolment
Of all men Of African desacnt, whether bond
or free, between the ages Of 20 and IS years,
and makes them liable to be drafted exactly
tho same as white men, and allows them to
volunteer tie same rs white men. They are
made part OF the National force, and Will be
Obliged hereafter to fight for the United
Statos tho same as other men. The bill pro-
vides that If the slave of loyal man shall be
drnftcd and mustered in, the bounty Of 500
now PAYABLE BY law to conscripts, shall be
paid to tho owner on condition TINT he frees
the drafted slave. 4 fair compensation is al
SO awarded to loyal owners ofslaycs who may
volunteer, payable out Of Communication mon
cy. This feature of the bill applies to Ken
tucky as well Us to other slave States. It will
be observed tl,at no money is to be paid to
I,
, 1864-02-15

Baltimore Provision Mafket-FeIl. IL.
Bacon is in fair demand for jobbIng and 1rm, but
Light, Stocks ofall descriptions limited We quote:
New Mess P9.K4S 9o@2s 50 for heavy. and $.e50 for
sk@1 cents; new %. 1oN NG1oA cents; old Sides l0X
csa:s: nsw DO 1;a1s3 M se9ts: p,ai1 p!a Hsns ls2la
gk cents; DO. Sides l1@l1H cents; city rendered
Lard 13H cents; Western do. 134@t4 cents; and re-
fprd rPntA.
, 1864-02-15
DAILY MARKET.

SAruRDAY EVENING, Feb. ls, 1851.
FRETGHT-The railroads leading 70 ths East
hare Ill The freight they can take at &c following
, 1864-02-15

PHILADELPHIA Provision Market-.Feb. II.
The PTositlon market Is firm but Inactive, with
sHleB OF so br,s Mess Pork at &a.k brl Rscon
Is scarce and wanted at the advance. OF Green
MeHts tales Of ptckled HAma arc reported at ,lsc:
some holders nsk moro and Shoulders at 9Hc "a sat
Lard Is scArrc and hrrl. and Hpttar uufet '1e' - ~
, 1864-02-15

Glover 10 very dali and ptices are barely main
tAined pther descriptions rule h1ru. We quote C1o.
yer At 472Sa7S1H es 70 quality. Timothy 1T $3.15f3
3a7k, and FlaIsecd at $s23I0 4 hushel,l
, 1864-02-15

FI&fTTWWrE FIsM h itn15sai snnn1V nnd neftye
demand, prices rule nrn with IN upWart tendency.
TRorT-With fair supply. the market rules active
EEL IL Il ials sapply and .dsmana: Market tosfsbly
continuance Of d limited and Inadequate. supply.
HKREfxa rather nrlet n 0untatfOnA.
, 1864-02-15

'Philade1phi& Seed Market-Feb. II.
The Seed market IL dsu1 with further sales Of Clo
yer at $9499 bu shel. Timothy held ut $S73 and
-elA11eed u selling Ut ts.sQ bueheL
, 1864-02-15

The Petition for Emancipation.
It has already been stated that Senator
Sumner presented petitions, signed by up
wards of 100, 900 persons, asking tor unlvcr-
sai emancipation. The following ia state
ment Of the number Of eigners In each State:
, 1864-02-15
. SORE EvEA.

& e -
Gfanu1' ed Ids Is the most common form OF Chronic
tEss5nsns @ ,s1 s,l 1s E. EvEIsoN Q; nut and Sur
IN veEy haa cases, there "a need q incnr7n; the
expente trayel to and no. and board WILLY here
HontEss as Is usual hu will send you treatment
on LIBERAL tclme TINT jon cln use 1t home, and hts
peculiar Treatment 70 prevent RELAPSE Tic common
msny y hundreds Of dollars, and then Is uncertain
nent: Address Post Once Drawer lia
kWStH q yu
, 1864-02-15
Army Contracts for Beets, &c. at PhIladel-
.phin.
! FE+nf, fhe phsla adeInhTn Nn,po 9nth , !


Large quantities Of supplies now beng secured
hy The Goyernment. 1he following contracts were
Fstef MoysT Co., Hsr1:eass, seo pairs caxairy
boots, 50 to lis, SS5u do do 900 do do, 1851
James e MMstshsws. ~ fhissSslPhia, 2,No pairs cavalry
Nosp6Y Fhaas 81 go pairs cavalry boots,
James Golfer Ph!lsde'pha, 900 pairs cavalry boots,
William Small, Harrisburg. Is pairs cavalry boots.
Harmer Co., Phiadelphia. 10000 pairs cavalry
boots 1900 DO do 1855; 10000 do do $s: TO-,
j. Bsli. Fhlla cphls, $500 pairs cavalry boots,
Sweeney, Philadelphia 600 pairs cavalry boots.
Wm. Hasnser; ooo pairs sewsa cavalry boots, IS;
,gee; hossel. Philadelphia. 2ooo pairs sewed c.Y
lo1s,n,an, Bros. & Co., Philadelphia 2s ooo yards
inch sea!lc. b1atd. 81 per gross: yards sky
braid, II is per EIoss.
C:R. Mount, Fhiladelphia, 1000 yards bleachcd ~
muslu+ 81 cents,
Evans Masssl, Philade1phis, es pieces blue bunt-
r. Wilson. Rhiiadslphia, A PIECES Ecd bunting, %.
Horteman+ Bros. Co., Philadelphia. q pfecc8tea
bunting. 81: III pieces blue bunting, ell.
.. g. Ladlow, Newark. Nj. $500 WOODEN blankets 70
, 1864-02-15
nY SPEPSIA AND FITS!

n DYSPEPSIA AND FITS!
S-yS:s:=
:sss ssi sfss R!sses s:.s Gsssss Ell ss,s
Herbal Preparations, published by
DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN.
prescription w Furnished him in such pro-
fuse to make Il Known. - i has cured ever BODY
xe9 6S e sf III
the Ingredients be found IN my drug s:ore. Sent
ssss g a Ell staS f.
Grsud street LeEsey City. New Jezsey. fctsw6s72,s
9TH ILLINOIS CAVALRY
aSAt1nas s. caasIs9, e: ifS!s Il, ~ il. 1T
whsFn ali sb:ent ocers and soldier. of Tho Keemeae
VII promptly report tor duty at tho expiration Of
q 's e. selasss Thss ~ ss aHs
therefore be expected to assemble
Promptly on Time,
Ready to tske the ela aEa'n with full rankr, loading
he Tsrg H. ,he5 ~ aR2
fsce Of tho enemy
SOME GOOD, EFFECTIVE MEN,
RsFs* &c fsat (. e. Fssesas ess s t. T.
Charles, o1 In
Chicago at 215 Randolph and 174 South Clark
Streets,
Small boys and men OF bad habits wm not be re-
ceiyed and need not npply. Every MN muat do hi2
own duty in this Regiment. There Is no place fer
DEAD HEADS. WM. GAMBLE,
fe6-wss0l5t Col. Comdg. 9Th III, C&Ya}ty,
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
III 5t9 s6a OF AZ TTTE p soE
tnrc Decay et Manhood, &c. Surprising al he aama
Tine TIE M1Axs OF ssLT.CUKs. u one who has
ST. Ry ne1oafns po!tpad addres essed envolooe,
e. EqpteS nay be h44 OF ths author. Ma rHANIkI.
fe6Nd1G tSm-2up
, 1864-02-15

DRIED FRUITs-ArrIEss--In very small sup
present quotations Of new fruit, at ak@Idi1c D..
There may be small lots Of Old ruit u the marset be-
such on hand rtnders 1uotations useless. PEAcnEs-
Very firm end active with sannn and inadequate
supply. TsA1srEs and cunEAHTs In falr and steady
d.nlnad. with prices unchanged. DOMESTIC FRUITS
In very Irregular and hnl ted supply. At the present
rntes the market rules t1}erabiy 1rm for such small
quanttties Is may be On hand. We quote:
, 1864-02-15

CONa1IEHkCHAL
SATURDAY Ev9Etxa, Feb. Is, 1864.
The following table shows the receipts for the Inst
wcnty.f .fnnr hours:
, 1864-02-15
SAPoN1F1ER,
OF,
CONCENTRATED LYE
Family Soap Maker,

WAR makes high prices; Saron,nsr he'ps to redu-r
them. It makes SOAP for YoC1 centsa rounds n5
using your kitchen grease,
~ CA UT1ON LAS spurious Lyes offered a1so.
be careful and ouy buy the Patented article put uS
In Izos cans, all others being conuterfe1tS-
PennsylTauIz Salt Manufacfarfag Co.,
Philadelpha-17 Walnut street. P1ssbury-P1st STRAIT
md Duqueaue Way.
, 1864-02-15
Total. tal.,-..................,.I0,5 f4,a6
Add Live and Dressed. 10y56

Total receipts for the weck................. 2i8s
Receipts corresponding week In 1853. 161
Total rcceips slace October TIL date.......1 2!s,7l
, 1864-02-15

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