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ITEMS.

The Kentucky 1eclslature is charte.ine
petroleum companies enough to bora the
whole State.
Rev. L. A. Sawyer has commenced IN &C.
Hon against Rev Rufus Ellis and Rev. Ed
mund II. Gearz, for libel published By them
In the atosaf1lu R5.g1ous lfa9dzine
Gen. Grant has ordered, all embalmers of
the dead to lcase the Army Of the Potomac.
The porcelain trade in Paris gives employ
ment to l ,672 hands.
France is in muddle over the cncyclical
1etter-one Of the Bishops having read 1t at.
ter being forbidden By the Emperor.
The boot-blacks Of Springfield, Mass, are
on strike.
John Lecch left FIVE thousand sketches.
New York is troubled with smallpox and
the draft.
Mnzzinl is plotting against Greece.
Capt. Ma1yatt's daughter is writing novels
in England.
The first corn exchange was instituted by
Joseph and his brethren.
Jonah was the first man on record who
struck oil.
The Savannah ladies never have heard Of
@s @snice," 4'tats," or WATERFALLS" Poor
creatures.
Northern men arc distinguished South BY
their squarc~toed boots.
The London one-legged dancer gets $500
per night.
The King Of Greece has taken his uncle in
to partnership with him. .5
The ladies Of the Fauborg st. Gcrmain have
given up crinoline.
Fort Popham, Me-, now bristles with Il
Thurlow Weed refuses the New York
4 lamh giving uay to Its feelings in
plaIntiye ety would be an excellent subject
for hns-rcflef-I Punch.
They tell of property in the oil regions
which short time since sold for $50 per
acre and now brings $4,000 to s20,O Der
acre.
There nre five young kings in Europe In
want of wives, viz: Bavaria, Greece, Orange,
Ea,dinia and RuEsia.
-Four hundred newspapers hayc died with.
in the last eight months In consequences Of
the e1orbitant price Of paper.
The Prussian Minister, ,{Bismarck's, regular
breakfast Is enid to be half = lobster, two
bottles Of vine, piece Of cheese and bread in
Poor man!
A. lady skater in Philadelphia lately fell
upon the Ice, with the hands extended to
break the fall, Just as swift akater was
gliding past. he could not check his speed,
and one Of his sharp skates cut OF three of
her fingers.
Utter deafness speedily cured was never 20
well defined as In Hoods talc Of trumpet
There WIS Mra. F.,
So very deal,
She might hive worn i percussion cap.
And been hit on the htud without hearing 1t enap,
, 1865-02-07
Dry Goods sales In New York.
TFrnnn the NJ r TrAhrne Fab s11

There Is no improvement In the tone OF tho public
dry goods safes. Kobbe Ctrles held their nlsE sale
toos7. 1he cata:oeuc included woo!ens. tailoring
geocs, &C. The attendance WAS moderste sud the
many tkips In the catalogue. English black Sles!as.
of which only one sa,nce was sold went Sc, Aiot
water, ranged rom q 4als;t7 y! inch Lyons 6,ack
sI1k cosss 1s 'ssyssS ss - !aeh blsss sils Msnti
be heavier Mo.len. were @ ycsy low 81 vttnna
els; a. Metscns s1-2o; 81 black ali WOOL ,Cassi.
mere msEes H. snd otHs1s tn rEsporti,n: There Wa
in the sslc OF an extensive lot oF naasss anu nea
Goods Ihs Eandkssehet., gen sraily, weat low wl,h
Ncrc ALSO disposed Of very irce = ut reuuueratiye
rntss. HEckarqGk towels rsnged from 2l@25e and st
e2c; b!sached Gatcsley damaaks varied from ei5c63
1.t:1. and 4 wlltc and brown do sold 1t slS7Xet
1.f2H. 81 Scotch disc DauaBk, tt-65, md 1}-1uch
UaIQ4IEY rOler1pgE. SgAc. &c - -
, 1865-02-07

Atst1tct ofqnster1y report OF the National king
Association Of tne Unttea sta!s thelr condl
A. u. 1866, before Tie commencement Of husluess on
said day:
, 1865-02-07

now Democratic Senator, Guthrie, telegraph
ed to s. s. Coz, Of Ohio, to vote for the
amendment, which the latter, after much hes
itation declined doing but the influence Of
Guthrie, If 1t failed on Coz, is yet powerful
in Kentucky. We feel confident that his
State will s'ratiy" The Freedom Amend
ment. It may take year to procure the en-
dorscment Of twenty-scvcn States, but the
requisite number will, sooner or latcr, be
surely obtained
, 1865-02-07
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.
Hoods Army Dwindling Away-.-Not
Over $4,000 Men in Arms.
Important Political NeWS--Al-
ALBANIA Commissioners Tis-
iting Washington.


Intelligence from Alabama, Which I re-
ceived through perfectly reliable channel
yesterday, Is Of more encouraging charac-
ter, in political and military point Of viaw.
Dick Taylor's, {late Hood's) army is dwina-
ling away and dishanding with crest rapidL
ty, Discomfort is not confined to the ranks,
but extends to officers carrying the title Of
General, and 60 general Is the decentralization
that it is impossible to prevent desertions.
Since the 18th Of December last, forty-ilyc
commissioned officers and 1881 priyates have
reported themselves to the Provost Marshars
Office ut this place, and been released on
taking The oath ofamnesty and other posts
have released hundreds. In addition to this
tho woods Of Alabama are full Of deserters,
and they n1e in constant communication with
Union men within our Ines, and from the lat
ter I learn that these deserters are thorough
ly organized and determined 10 protect them
selves, and that they are anxious to make
terms with the national government. That
they could como in and take the amnesty oath
they know, but they have families beyond
our lipes, and they feel it their duty to stay
and protect them. I have 1t from the very
best authority that Dick Taylor's force, in.
cluding all the troops between the Mlssissip~
p ana @ me Chattahoochec, Is reduced below
Selma and Mobile at any time, but tic roads
Will hardly permit an Immediate advance. ni-
though one Will be made sopu.
But bright IS It Is to military prospect, the
political is Gtil1 brighter. In my last latter
gave you some facts relative to movements
among the A1abamians; but since It was writ
ten, have learned others Of the hiehtst i'm.
pcrtancca and significance. 1'1%'
, 1865-02-07

them together, and told them TINT henceforth
he was their friend; that they might return
TO their regiments, andth ne would guard
them to The linet, and that be required no
parole of them.
Col, Warren, Of Rhoddy's command, and
member Of the Alabama Legislature, have been
allowed to 70 South to attend at the State
capi.al, and IN conjunction with other in
fueutial men, eadeavor to induce Governor
Watts to negotiate far The return Of the Stata
to the Union, and in case that official refuses,
weighed the responsibility Of tie situation,
and they are determined 10 end the rebellion
60 far as their State Is concerned, and they
will be backed BY 10000 Union cavalry,
and fair force Of infantry, though not half
that number will be needed.
The family Of ". R. Smith, late rebel Con-
grcssman from the Tuskaloosa District, is in
our lines; and it Is understood that he him
self is In close communication with the
UnionIste, and that he approves Of their
plans. Rely upon It, the storm will soon
burst, and then woe to JEFF. Davis, and all
the leaders Of the rebellion who remain in
II is believed, though I have no positive
intelligence on the subject, that the secret
organization to which Ihave referred, extends
all over Georgia and Mississippi; and that
when the summer elections coma of, they
will control the ballot boxes, II they do not
before forcibly depose their stubborn, traitor
Gus Governors, and substitute Union men In
their stead
think that Gems. Thomas, and Grant are
looking. for the most importan results to
follow these movements, on the part Of the
| people as also docs President Lincoln and
Ills Cabinet.
MRS. FooTE.
Mrs. Footc arrived here Inst night, and re-
| ported to Gov. johnson. Her story is idcn-
ticaf With That te1eprapbed all over fFic rn11n-
, 1865-02-07
z-3O LOAN

Tht. Il the cn1y loan now BY the Government
tof subscription At par and 1t heliered PRESENTS ad
yanAgcs wLit should recommend l. to I'll who fave
money 10 Unrest The notes are b. taa express ters
Of the law AUTHORIZING theiE ta.u6 FREE from all
TAXES, both hrate and muntcipal.
TIE Second National Bank receives To- payment for
subscriptions to these NoteB5 per eent Lega tend1rs
and alisWs the accrued tntese.t 7, d.io OF uepont
Notts must be assorted according to date snd
tchedule1 ont. May be sent nnder ther setson CON.
tr.ct at cost q 50 GERS u thousand: $40 Notes
viii he ;u1ne9 fec VI charge, anu tho usual COM
m1sSlCu al1QVtd t. Balks aud Bankers.
, 1865-02-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
Conf1a.Tation Shocking Railroad
4eSEUHfRr.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6-Hl1l l. Hulbert's commits
sion warehouse, and the Allegheny Hoass, on
Water street, were destroyed By nEa yesterday.
Los about 10000; insured.
Cp 10 last evening eight bodies had been recov-
cred from the wreck Of the train on the Marietta
md Cincinnati road, but 70 badly burned that bnt
few can be recognized It Is supposed there wese
but ffseen passengers On the train at the time Of
tho accident.
, 1865-02-07

The decline In cold since our last has had tho
Foreign. though buyers tave been unable, thus
far, to obtain any important concessions. There
Is a fair demand from consumers, especially for
sales on eo1d basis for Domestic, az y weli % as Far
eign stap1e. Good 1cc1es are held at a0n5oc,
gold. We hear Of sales Of low feeces At 85&9sc,
and good to fine light condition 37{cG1$ .05 cur
rercy, md pulled 5S195c. California moves slow
y At 3oQE for bury, and t0GG5c for welcondi-
toned. In foreign, sales Of 2i5 bales White and
Black Dcnsko1 and $50 do Nontevfdeo on private
terms. There has also been some movement IN
Cspc, the particulars Of which have not 1ansplred
, 1865-02-07
WIGFALL STILL FIGHTING FOR
SLAVERY.

49, "a &tS,f xrF l.
in the army. In his opinion, the remedy was not
~ abohsh1ng saseIy snd 5edqSinE t r. to tae CON
for % slayery, re- and for 5o;hine eise Tic passpt az
nobility Is N ho e91o1 m rh e re tn ns wanted e
lis boots md cnrzied bis horse was his equal GiTe
negroes mnskets % and make them soldiers, and the
neaenston The neero ucnch Iii ~ ,s5. &c nus
equality With our o. wiyet, our mothers and our
~" T.1u' 4'e "'D'D ~ A's ~ ao nce aee1o eoan-
Mr. W1rfa1l after ticht;np 4,e m,th,,., ano.
tre of abolition in The un3ted sf,tos ssast.
for Z few wears. seeded in order ~ esa.~s
wholly froro abolitionfsm. H. n,ntaa ~ a.. -
Homogeneous coufederacr n wb;ta ~.
nrietors and black laborers. 3vhcra ,a1,o,
shnnld never insult capita, hv aa-,,.a,,,s. =.
woocs. Where the MN who h7scrad ~ .aa,s
or curried his horse should 1,c l,ke +ha hoots
to he troddeu under foot or IKE the T borso t, ~
, 1865-02-07
N OTI ICE.

II OUR ATrEET1oE HAVING BEEN CALLED
to assertions and statements lately uade In the pub
Lie prints. with the design Of desettng fua tho high
zepute enjoyed By Thread, We beg to kteta tAAk
OH standard has been changed during shs psss
Thirty Years; and that, heretofore, no pains
or expense are. Or viii be, spared to maintain for thu
6Fool Cotton its present. character.
The attention Of Buyers and Consumers Is dra1ut0
the fact that most Of the new Threads offered to the
public, from No. 30 upwards, marked up-aud that
the difference IN the coar.ereeo Of Numbers, suppoJed
to correspond with nunb4rs, often yarteA rom
ten tt0) to twenty ptr cent.
jaa9e,7lt.1otis JEP GOATS
, 1865-02-07

Closing rate, lsc net Average weight 70 pr hog
ieIs than that Of last s<ssen Corn pooE cFop. and
Tsars NJ farmers s1e not selling to anI extent
Tic following table contains nc aHdtonn returns
"a ~ as ns
shnnt Hinjshi at ali the psccs tho footngs 1e ive
he1n1x - ear hecessaEy. what inc denc
ispcy all he. VIC thinK tnas tao ns' A4~s@s'~ -
, 1865-02-07

-. .
The amount Of Pork in NewYork On the 1st Inst.
was Isl bz1s against a8 brls. last month and
H,tsa tn tic LIT Of February, 1851.
The stock Of Beef the 1st Inst 136 SO pTls
lG7 brls last monlh and 1a76ls brz on the LIT OF
February. 1861.
, 1865-02-07

wThe Cape Ann Weekly 4drsrttser pub
nshes the following letter, which was re-
ceIved by the Surgeon Of the Hampton Hos
pital at Fortress Monroe: --..
Fortress Monroe, Va:
ssDEAn SIZE: In the month Of October last
1 came to your hospital and removed the
body OF my son. I purchased new coffin
for him, aud left the other in your dead. house.
thing for tho old coffin Il 50. I wish you
would forward nc the amount. 80: ''-:
Yours. ctc., -.
, 1865-02-07

,tah hNNN Vta.9,aln ~, i1t tSluEsA NJ uA-
B,st white on c4r loAd, nc, per SOC
II sixst IS a and asaaa s I
We quote:
Choice Potatoes, .3t1o91.tj
common totatcea, Y *ou-.----.--.----...-.-- @N ~
P0U I.TEY..Them S'ii ma1Set las stidsasi somsWsas
with tho weather. ana ellght adyanee has been gAn
eu On Tur&o58. Wc Quote:
ClicSent1 dressed 4 *doz.-.-,.......-.....~4 4go94D
4ncsa, dressed. 402 hG0
FEEDS Kseei.ed. a::o rs Gisss md il.6m ns
Flax Seed. Shipped. q 81 n Grnss Seed
wcre Tags md 100 bu prime At LIS; los bags ut
60; s. baga ut 3d. ~ bns and 20 bu at 45 36 bog2
ti:eu; 10 bags at Is; s bags 1t 4m.
Glover Seed-S.e sly and nrm. Sales were: 20
8 bags ~ S-
Flax sced-QrIet at e.Ts5s:oo. ....-......-.
hungarian 5eea-Qniet and almost nou1al At
PKOVISIONS-Tho advance In gold and moro
favorable news ftom New Folk caused flemes. feel
Ing In the marke. to-day, hut was not very active
10 sales reported.
EPriR1e 1fcs4 observation-disclosures and advanced
SOC pct bb1. Sal44 were: 20 bhsB city psckc1, AE
1910; FOO bb1a do at N markct closln0 sa .dy.
Fot future delivery: 70 bpst buJcr all month. 1t
Lnrd-In sctiycd emand and nru. with but Hight
Of, rings sales oday were: 07 and 60 trcA pfiaa
steam Leaf Lard ut generally heid at 2Ac No
.rd was scarce; sales 50 tres at 2o}{c.
Bu1k NRcats-Dult- Sales. 10000 Ds Bulk Shou1-
ders At loose, free OF storage till L.: Of Nay
EnzfIsh Alcnts-lC0 o1s Cumberland M1ddaes 1T
, 1865-02-07

They are having quite exciting times In
Chicago Just about these days over q bill that
has lust passed the Legislature extending the
city railway charters to ninety nine years, in
stead Of twenty-five, the time granted By the
present charter. The TRIBUNE pitches In
with relish II opposition to IT, the PIT. h eas st It.
an Outrage and fraud npon the faSots of o. r. re
bill aud some Of the Cook county members Of
the Legislature in pretty round terms. That
model of conservatism, and native modesty,
the Journal Is on fhe fence, as usual. until 1t
finds out which side ofa question isto become
the most popular. Being 1natter Of no Epe.
cal interest to us, We have not paid sufficient
attention to it to he able to speak under
stnnd:ngly, bnt when 4 corporation that has
already twenty ycars of m unexpIrod charter
c1mes forwazd and asks the Legislature Gor
an extension TO ninety.nine years, VIC think
there Is pretty good grounds for guspIclon,
, 1865-02-07

A letter from Major General Wool, to a
friend in New York city, in which he declares
himself to be in excellent health, adds: "The
rebellion appears to be tottering. To gire
the finishing blow, the National and State
Governments should put forth all their ener-
gies to procure recruits, to NIL the rnnks Of
the only trustworthy peacemakers, viz: Gen
erals Grant, Sherman. Thomas, Sheridan, Ad-
miral Far1sgut and others, equally brave and
gallant"
EA very cunning case Of smuggling on
the Canadian border has recently been de-
tected, for which the law provided no remedY +.
1t seems that the smuggler built his house
Immediately upon the boundary lIns with An
entrance from the north and another from the
south, He can thus bring British OF American
goods into his house without paying dutiea
to either Government and can without de.
lection easily pass them orer to the other
side
, 1865-02-07

Il The New York Daily Neacs sadly OBJ
serves TINT no member Of Congress who has
been reelected voted against the constitu-
tional amendment
, 1865-02-07

Covernmcnt BONDS were t1mer, Ffye-Twen-
,es Wv. IN ooo, rcnncst III 109a1oe,. with ae11ers
At 1o11< Tcu.Fort,es we're firm at 101 buying and
m soiIirc In New York Governments wero
c-.,a~.u ~o,na
'''A ~ %" w,,,Tan, E,aer. Of the Trra.ury Depart
:. .vaah,1ct,n and a ststfsticIan or hirh
.-.,on g. ra1 de1,ver1nr A cou,se of lectures
sepa.an ~ msh1 and Resources Of the country, On
w ..s w1tS ~ hayo-a the Roard of Trade
iaaauoa' sn1' a ~, 49, ,,a-een,,,. hodies IN
anu othcr co'nn'i'tn A''~ ''''@~%''~'~
w ,...I.H.- CT. ror.1 h.. no,.ed rim
Illinois and Michigan snip 1anaa nas p1ssea ~
49, ,1nron-;atc cnmmittea O, the Senate. As It
'lu ~ ~, ~ -aro-t of +h,t rom-
will depend very mnea On toe tepuf1I ~, y, @as se
Senate. We suggest that the Board Of Trade,
49, s1ar,.1,,,a Neeor;at,on and nther commercial
hoaas tns " fl" c;tv nnno,nt committee to 70 to
Washington and lay before the seuats Committee
tho r;ans Tx1,,ch were formerly agreed mon. the
estimates Of The cost. &c and also to show the
military and naval advantages 10 oe gained oy tae
completion Of tho enterprise. The work Is now
more than hslfdone, and II onr citizens will only
we think the Senate will do its part. The Presi-
tinn ~ ~ ,he nroect vii, fave M hesitation about
~ uon -. ~ ~ P''''~'' "'>t
t'g%1s 7e It,, IT. tn ...on,,o, ., INV ,,,nn.,u.na
a. co1nmr ~ nenrv y Grsenbsum w % 4 Co. atoes IT, md
es eod Sp' brokers' Ths r Is representa- I ION on @ tha
Stock Exchange by Mr. Henry Greenbaum. md
from long personal acquaintance with him, we
have no heaitation In Recommending him a. pe,-
tsety reliable and prompt in everything he unaes-
tases; md his experience in this business gives
him advantages vhich but te,z possess. Tho busf-
, 1865-02-07

lEIu4 LIE 4I4Ge N4llGAS1
The pork packing feoscn. In this city. has bteo
having been done In for during tho EIeatsE
rart cIthe month Of foyember the weather HA5 too
mild aud unsettled to admit OF. tho prose-
eution Of the business satisfactorily; and, by
sides Ibis there general dfad tsS tnyotV.
Cd ii The purchase Of arze stoeks OF porx With the
l!a iy be comptl!ed to bold them pending aa The
Considerations made packers tmid and the re-
sult Was, an unutual large amount ras p.eksd On
hackers we're disposed to Day. drovcrs anu farmers
had tner hogs packed on theis own aeeonns % that
here belong to parties from the interior The Ger
taniy Of short crop. which Wa manifest from, the
confidence increased as the Season progressed. be-
cause the Developments made. all tended to show .
dctlf iency even greater than had been aEst sup
Fcsed.
curGJpg to tho pac3ers returns, in this CITY the LAST
, 1865-02-07
CQMMERCIAL.

MONDAY KyESHa, Feb. 6, 1859
The folloWiD. summary shows the receipts and
shipments during the past torty-eight hours
REcnR7s AsD amPz1H7s DURING RAsr 43 HOURS.
, 1865-02-07
KVEa1So BoARn-9P. 4.

KvEH1Ho BoARn-9P-K 4.
Tho following dispatches were received at the
Exchange during the evening from New York:
as6, AJAX; s:45, Els; o:oo, sl+z; 9;13 al4at 9B,
21AN; 1000, s1s1; aftcr cali a15- Sales we're:
, 1865-02-07

Stock Of Sugar in New York,
The atock fSueHr In New York on'the lat was H.
90 hhs 9e brs. and % 4s bags. sgainst Is sGhhds
bx6 and 80 5s3 bags, on the aame data In 1851.
, 1865-02-07

II VIII Be seen lhAt INC AVeF2Ee Heuk IS upuut II
n = hcg greater than 1t Was last season, aud The
10 6x per Of increase in tho weight Of hogs
and about * cent Of IN increase IN thc lard We
prime mess pork made. bat ye believe aiaEses pro
Fejs Than nsusl. Dnt small kraount put up far
the English market, not exceeding $500 boxes OF NIL
kinds. ~
, 1865-02-07

~ 1Aa1Aoae w. -, - S1 - - '.e
Total-....1eA Ga2t: sGGs so So.
The advance in gold to-day caused arner feel
ing in the general markets, but the demand Tns
limited.
Provisions ruled drmet owing to tho more "a
vorable news from New York, but the sales were
light Mess Pork WIS neglected hnd we quote II
nominal at s336o, at which price mere were sell
ess Of small outside lots Prime Aess ForE was
IN Fa.oe1 oetNt inquiry anu "e note an aoFance
pslees ot eee per oaisel WIN sa1es o1 ooo os's
at xss.oostas.n' Lard WIS IN aeu7o demnna aud
scFy nm war aales q on'y soout 1W ues n nc
iof PRIME es1eam,Eenoetea-seAe genetaly noo.
aas az s1sc: hatk meas wee 4aaet, "1sn saaes OF
tu,oeo w. suUa,u s"s =. ss-'' 'oose' a1o ~ '1a
camoef1an4 ~ n1uuies AZ nc.
Dseeseo iiogs were IN gooo demand oo1n oy
pac6els ana s"ppsts anu We auee IN -.
~ r. psf ~ ~ - VIII ls,s1 =. ao ~.
~ r4o<, -, n,aL5,.s s 49, .o ,,.h.a
tno oe1uanu ~, ~ "Aa ~ t.,a ~.
49, 49, A'S "Ao N@4A' "-'. s''~7
w. ,.a a., f,r,o,.ca ,c+,v,tv IN the ronr mor.
kct win eaies Of SEQ bri. at ssO0cas an for
sprtur extras, We hear of no transactions in
Wh.to Winter extras
The advance in gold did not effect any improve
ment Of note In Wheat The market ruled dun at
m Improvement Of about 5c On Saturdays ruling
prices. The Eales foot up 10000 bu at s1.6e for
extra Red; $1.51 for Chicago Extra: $1.469f.46f
for No. !, and S1.e691-N for No. 2-closlng duh
with buyers At $1.46t for No. !, and sellers at
s1,4Gi.
Corn was rather moze active anda shade dr1uer,
viii sales Of 110oo bu at 4G76c for Rejected In
store aud 'sea'oe for the s7me grade delivered.
Oats were dull and about 4c lower, with sales OF
St.cC0 bu ut 6aG62ac for No md 603c for No. .
closing dull at es@GaAc for1-
RE was dull and neglected, Noovns offered
ut CSC. without fuding buyers. No may be quo
4n5 ,,c.1fn,1 - q MAJ M
, 1865-02-07
SECRET DISEASES,
~ SECRET DISEASES,
sAdIARTTANsS GIFT.
sAMAR1TAN'S GIFT,

SAMAR1TAN'S GIFT,
The most certain remedy ever used. .......
YeI, ponsjvo ease.
Oufy ten pills 10 be taken to effect euro.
They arc purely vegetable. having no small nor any
unpleasant taste, and Will not tnuEe tbs staseh ec
bowels OF the most delicate.
Cues II irom mo to four da{s, And recenss en-
CASRs In TWENTY FoUR A2Uhs
no exposure. no trounis, no chanfe waa!assss-
sSHSFifAS;S E0Gf AND HE.j JUICES.
4 posItlve and permanent cnfc tnr H.
Svnhls SctOf,I1, Ulcers sores, opoee. 1ettt9ss -
Thrrr il not nnothtr EeHedY known to equal u ICE
VIA rIra ~ Srnhi H. 1t reaches and exadleAscs IL
Pr;es> ii Is Qr s.I bottles, 36.f0.
SOLD DY
wOODHAN & BRO, 152 Dearborn-st.
Chicago. Illinois.
DESMOND q CO., P1opsietcts.
fech;etet-rr4s s15 Race 1t philadelphia.
, 1865-02-07
HruH AcCuLLoCu.
Comptroller Of .hc Currency,


PETROLEUM STOCKS IN NFHILADKLPHIA-TEB. !.
The market tor OIL Stocks continues dull and
Irregular, without much disposition to operate,
and In some cases, prices ruled little lower No
sa1cs OF Tack Petroleum; s3-oo bid, sVs-5o asked
The clnafnr quotations were IL follows: n
, 1865-02-07

E{TGHFR1NES-Retesyed to-day. 70 b0lss 1aitpo3s
10 hrs. Dem and light and market dull sAles to nsy.
sHAY-The market is dul1, with no shipping de-
mand. ne quote
Wu0LNaAL1 PRlEXSs
Timothy. roIer bo.IcE pressed $1o06...
Timothy, looea psessed.. A1eai9@
PTatrie roller and baAteF rressed..,,.,...- &71lW
Prnric loost pEsk4eu ut2 CO
Prarie II QANI44
RETAIL FKlCKA-
Timothy roller snt beAter pr ssea. 94a21m
Timoth1 locse preRSed .-................-. 2.n8M9
Ttu.nthy loose 21As4t4 ~
PraiTfe roller ana peater prrss-,,,.,... 04aE0a
Prn1re LOOSE pressed, 140015.o0
Pr1Ir1e ioose. .,,,,.,..,,f.....,. II 0oa6,00
fIINE3 Received Il Isl lbs; shipped III a1t lba.
Tbs market Is very dull, with light Inquiry Ne
Quote: ....-..
Green Country, H1mmcd... .................. 3
Green. part cured, trimmed 8F
Green saltsdt trimmed. ..........-...........9
urT Ea1ted QlMmeu-..-.--.--.. -..---.-.-s..- LA@A
ZIP, Green SAltec. tE1nsme smed..-.---....-..-.l3h Il
Cali, Gree1 Sailed. trimmed. n
AuEr1tn Kips-. .---.-~......-.''s.....-... Y
Deacon Skins. On
Grnhby H!sta, pEice.
It Tor Iigh: supply Of sola an harness Leather
there would be decline. Frlces ara however M.
ShA1EE6. I'VE quota.
, 1865-02-07

The following summary shows the moyemeot IN
Flour and Grain during the past week:
EEcFIpTs py FLOUR AND 0EA1S uURCSa TIE TKKK
vvrtNc FHn l.