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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
Income Tazes,--The following table exhib'
It's the amount returned as Income
DIvIsIoNNo. .5.-NEyy CASTLE AN-n PrNcAnEp

HUNDREDS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-31
DIVISION NO. cred LION AND UPPER PART
or ST. oEoReE's HUNDREDS.

- - -
]. S. Allston,
John Alrich,
John Appleton, {
A. p. Armstrong,
VIM. Ashcraft,
c, G. Ash, /
L. V. Aspril,
L. Beaston, ;
VIM. Beck, ]
T.. w. Belville,
John P. Belville, !
do adm. q
W. Bennett, 9
j. X. Bennett,
Eli Biddle,
J. L. Billany,
Saml. Boggs,
G, f. Brady, 4
Francis Bradley,
G. w. Brattou,
Joseph Brewer,
VIM. r. Bright,
]. o. Burgess,
John II. Calder,
G. L. Capelle,
r. p. Can, 3
John Carson,
J. T, Carpenter, 1
L. A. Cavender,
w. T. Chance,
B. F. Chatham,
j. P. Cheris,
George Clark, .
VIM. d. Clark, 8
7. j. Clark, 1
j. c. Clark, a
John G. Clark,
trus.,
]. c. Clark, Jr.,
W. II. II. Clark,
J. F. Clark, /
Henry Clayton, !
S. B, Cleaver, !
d. d. Cleaver. q
do exc. 9
Cath. Cleaver, 1
VIM. Cleaver, /
L, onas Cleaver,
G. G. Cleaver, /
John Cleaver, 1
Joseph Cleaver, /
do. guar. J.F.C.
do do II. C.
D. Cleaver, /
Isaac Cleaver, !
Peter Cleaver,
w. S. Cleaver,
Isaac Cleaver, Jr.
Isaac S. Cleaver, !
d. w. Corbit,
Charles Corbit, /
G. W. Craig,
r. j. Craven,
T. ]. Craven,
A. E. Davidson,
j. w. Davidson,
y. IL. Davidson,
NJ. Davidson,
Sol. Deplty,
W. b. Diehl,
Adam Diell,
John Diehl,
T. f, Dilworth,
y. ID. Dunlap, :
Richard Eaton,
Joseph Eato O.,
f. Eliason,
\. Eliason, .
j. NJ. Eliason,
Joseph Eliason,
T. T. Enos,
NJ. 7. Evans,
w. w. Ferris, /
Mary p. Fields,
Reuben Faster,
J. +. Fraley,
9. Garrison,
James Garman,
II. j. Gaylord,
James Gray,
Jr., /
i. L. Gray,
John IIarman,
j. B. Henry, 4
7. J. Higgins, {
A. NJ. Higgins, 4
j. G. Higgins,
Jesse Higgins,
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:: =. 2: 100. -. 80
ees a gfres ed a<f sssrsfs sssif zee
see fsgss 10 ssy, s1Jeys siss- - s~s.sI
VI 4 80 y ssys,saes 80 80 q 800 2
$50 sssss ~ - - y - sasfss ~ 80
ts,lg = sss-s a . $50 i@Sas<.es %
~ @s.~~.1 t1,f i,asur 90. 4 80 -
81 Ssy'Sf ss.jgfss 90 slissr eeifg - =
fs,ls4 go - 81 90 80 = ~ s'ef4 -
sls., " a. ssIss,s d. Sgs.s 81 z, =,
Sss sss so y o. . nsf ffs % : 49,
y 49, $3.50 80 sf9ss fffs 80 fsEas 80 -
. go Fss y sfssig s.ssass slssssf 20 80
b = zoe 80 $50
f.sg-s., = =. s,e,a 4 S,ss 80. ..
peg 90 sPsssf Fafi - - 80
2 sesfs. 81 - -. snss1 90 ~ 90,
gslL 90 ss1ssf 49, 80 9.sirss's ~ 2 .
~ f.y ~ as.' % III i,iss q
sssfss ss . - q ole 80 gssHs 3 -.
80 - Ffls" a. ss.,s - 80 s.ssfs.
fsss a. lssaHr 70 . Falsf 30 So b. v /,
spps. - y see gssgl.ss 90, - 90
sssfsi > ssHts y ~ S.ssfifs a. 20 -
kf,sefisssi ~ ~ % sfWfg sgSfa saftyf a
Ss.ygs fsVIsa4af hsf as4gsAt slHs 90.
fa nsfH ffn ~ b. - rfW 81 nisss $50
- fsss a f1f'as - slfs Tffss 4 ~ rf j.
~ sHitsf Nsi 70 90 m4ffIfF 80 - fHs fsy
sss pss, 90 frFf fsf .ffs 90 VIffs .qHe 4
Gee ~ % ~ n ufss ffsFs y 90 qupa ~ . l.i'
sss giss Tfs ss go 90 1I .lHr lffsa .
y a. Ofsai ssi NJ ~ 90 ssgifHs.ss,gss y
issf Nisrg zee o. sssissse< ~ = 80 ~" -
bet 10 .dsi sissg
10 ~ css'issssJ
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s'...l ..s.s. e. go. = s..-.'., a.
lsA.k, = ssIs5
Io,g y 49, fiees sfss gaSs gsrssfs,
sssaas fsssssss ssfsassH 80 fsFsss Seer
- fss,sr q 90 Fstag gfss ~sesf gfsssf
ssels - fssrss sgs s~s,s-s ssssa ssy -
sasIsssf use sssieas - % gss sFsf sfHss
&C., 10 $50 go sfrs ffFs = - cog
d@E.- .a - ,y,.'....y T.. X. ~ 90
fH .Iff 81 No. 2 ~ see fFHHf ~ ~ HffHIfHf
~ ID go fsFf 80 49, asIs - affff 4
NH ffIH. ~ |FIfH|fH
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CHAPTER lxyL.

"He 10 my bsne, cannot bear aim,
ono heaven and cal IN can neer hold us both
Sill shall we hate, and with d,hAncs d. ably
Keep rage alive I'll one 30 lost or svsr."-Rowu.
TIE day At length arrived on which Olive was to
expect Lord ArdAligh and late IN the afternoon an
sl.,an, post cAArlo, with four hsrsss drove up v
he u ~ gALss As 0xAaSA
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Too Late for Classification.

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fEETyxp.

ST., y rIS -Bosphorus PhlladelpuI.: Tyhee;
AlbehA "a, Nor.Jlk
BABHS-lnternationAi, tDu,chl Curaooa; John
Griffin, Cardenas; Il Wright Jr, Mobile.
BRlGs--Josephins, Of Portugal, from Opor,o (:
wv sawyer, Hampton ROADS, Belle OF the Bsy
Mobile; Concord, Wilmington, \ q ID Lincon
Galvut0n Dirgo, wilmington, n q: fredoniA, do
Wild Pigeon, Kingston, Jam.
.sCHOONERs-harrsre Ann, Gonaive.; Corneo
Norwich; II johnson, Norfolk; 3 u Mil, Bedy
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r---:y:y,-,.y. !. = s:-.-l!:-JT~.z |
80 ~ Lies. :, " ~ ~ y
y. w. Z g =. - 81,
~. 20. ~ ~. 80. i.,' 80 ~. =.
nagerN ~ s@iial sass - ~ 49,
s.-..i..... :.-.y..,.(,.' .:ggl. ls':.,e..7ss...,
y, 20 mr.. 49, = Wsg.'tg z. 80
INV ts@ss'f s'srlss ftS'G
Ef1s' - -. e. I'm ~.
.i T. =. $3.50 Z q. s,-a.'-l 4 ~ 81
- -. l.s..ii,, u si...is 80 ~
Z. - B.;.e@-.fi.A.~g5@..(se
- fffeis 80 .gf's -
a. ~. - - 80 ,gG..s. - n. o. .-
....,7..s..l..s =, 80 .l. ~ 49, -.
Z - h k8ssssss sbls = s.i1.I 80 .sis'sr
s.sfs % - sfsfes ~ aisffs ~ - ae y
$500 = ,sl. So I. =. .,es'.I y.
: 3. y y d =. ~, =, Z s,,.a.s.l. y. 80
sg.,s =, l.vfsi : ~ 1ius st.,ims's y 80
9s'fff Nfe ~ " loH w. nns SOC es,lfsf
49,, ~ r. e. ~. 49, .,ls. 49, p, Y. 81
,s,s .,' ss... n. ...s. w. NJ $500. s.s go. 80
~. W.. ~. s~ n,,.-', f.e., ~ ..
| Il ssb- usssg.sf ilwef ,ef msfs hi1f ssT
gqsslsya W. ss'.4 80, d. ,s..ssf , gs-ties
/ 49, y 80 80 ,ss.s,f ".t.sIn ~
,..s,'il... ~. 1k. s s!.!! 4 E.s o. 'X 70.
- -. 30 % sg'I 1900 ~
80, ,l.,f,il, -, ss.t.s saaa fs' i.,'., ~
t, s. goo 'gs., % '-';r y, ......s ~.
I sfFsH sarsfpHfs1ss fsf-ff1 iha To- Ussails
I D. fffs haf ssfrs aiItsts g-ft ~ iIs ssWflad
-. i. IL, f1',e g. s. P'i,,,sn y o.1,,
/ ,oi,.,a 80 ,s. sma, y y, s,ey,a. !,i.gd \
'.is d, pc. u msrt. ss, .hsf .bs gsismgtofiiy,
| b1t slHly eshnsa t,nf.n, wv ihsi ~ 'end
80 Iavsf fbs agp-Ws " hs1s tsan fbs 10 - n
ins $500. = :. w., D.. gf.g.' ," 80 u" ".
.a.gsf :. 'bs bop,. u .ay n " russ' r. sra. 20
.usn Dndes hsf siss 70 ttls siW 40 Nes t9,s'
80 ,sm.,nsd N ne i'in.i - n Ii!if ldmon.' ~
ass ne ron. men ~ ka.. % nta.d.,l af 10
| bufyrss N u'pluf lDI'8 t % sfaird On N.tt fy.
| touf. tsls'L tbsi II sf consulting 9Th tsf IrsY1a
| decline We ofsf n bsusasesyef
Tna snoor-o ~ frAvrs svru.-Mf
Ff.nsI. Smith. tbs merchant Oh sm shot a. M.
residences, 10 south . ~ street. D. T.. ayelocs,
! On sunday mofhins l''t bts t-.sl.., 80 In 10
siition LAST nishi Mo- ga'tvs .ius io Ne -,a''in
20 fsn obtained 10 90 i,'t evening, but movements
wa q shsh cannot ial 10 unsarh him pretty
- smith Hstes shan pheu che dfs. sac The
vish~f bedroom which as partially lighted.
81 Al iins niRh he bed -,th ~. evil eve,
sspi md .hs1 ,he sasg che alarm ib,.
, -, nou he 'prans lik.i ugef to he foet
,I.I i,.e 70 % .rasd aud IN snsd little fanl ,.
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PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNIMITABI.E
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This bye stands higher IN the ordination Of the
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w ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS WAITER
w must thoroughly undertands his busineaa,
csu lr9n 70 " s'slosk u II Pax Rss. ~
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MISC gs,s,Ass.Dt

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u Ws n ne stsYFs ssasf fff sflsb 40 tI.f..,'
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Oyrfct ~ frs I sffrb Hrsffs Aafsor ~ fHs,
ItruHfftp., ~ Tpruea ~. ffiuns ~ dhss
and No " 4 n iiGN. lines ~ IJIps Me- Y4'F b
1llt INDfHsiNNTp, HAVfNs nv u
POiNItD BY The cfetay N Htste 10 M slr,s
temed AgebcY. and heins desifousof fhs a.. tsfst5
81 he c0tintfy nen In he efforts 70 maka a
lntefrstins snd soi 'aio possible the foyis.ant.
tioh u or cuun r, a. the Crest Exhibition. asifpl
'his method of ooDveylnr 70 them tn'Ofmaiks a.,
usaestiops opou the subject.
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- 70 fuT
rAStrbcTt EgRs. rrCnAgfCs,
INVINIUnH PROM fgHa
tN0fNtIHs ARCHtfgCIA lHfyTa
sotyrpic AND rulf.yroSIL oHoIsl.
TOSS
~ flfT
tNfrED sfATgp,
, 1865-02-01

!Affapee erect. and confirmed by the Common
Council, Oct II. 1851. be, and thc same Is hereby
SEC. 2. It Il hereby ordered that tho ecxero,
amounts Of money assessed upon rea! estate to pay
the I eorts ana e5Ienscs I Of said contemplated IN
tstatc respectively, be refunded to sad o%neEa sga
SIC Deard q Fu5is II: wer, sHe iss afs hcreby
t ,ns,1ae,sa 10 mike new assessment for tie sid
4 petition against the opening Of :be street VI.
Ald: Rnh moved to strike out the last section 81
AID. Mcfoy mentioned case of a man who
nine years ego paid $500 for a lot twenty IT,;
iTont; The cry proposed TO takc l5t feet, paying
money to buy another lot with. 3eAA A'
AID. 0'sullivan> said It wns one OF the mo,t
difficult asseetficnfs that could be made. soms ii
Assessors were not permitted 10 allow 70. any
oIhc! land than .hat actus1ly taken. '
t AID. Comlsky understood that large uumbc. al
Een wou4 Be T. resc9d 20 s
mer ordinence. and II the people wanted the street
ops'n1scn; s'1 nt5yr tE5sy eon'c S petition for It.
INTO e maier naa spsn tS sys in examining
posed TO INC Improvement; ali that they wanted
was 70 havc new assessment
nc s1esea gaIas1y Il bs bsa heard s hat The petition
n2t peep eisned By the parties interested. 1T was
! oesn 1niged 70 thar petitlon.] The Alderman
scindcd. - -,3 AA4s%e' oe
AID. Walsh had heard thst nearly a1l the s;cna-
lures were IN the hand writing Of ono individual
and many Of those whose names were o. tbat
petition had denied having put their nam"s there.
ltc had always held that no special asscssua eut
sLonld be made without serving personal notice
or lie property holders to tc tl1ed; 1t wsa fhe
only way to opreyent foegeries. The whole thips
should be set aside. %.1
Aid. McRoy~ objected to throwing the whole
matter overheard.
. AID. kann offered the following as a substitute
TO section 8.
provemcnt submitted By The Board OF Public
Work., be. and the same Is hereby. repealed
The suhstItnte was adopted and tile orlinarce
ns amended wae passed nnanlmous!y.
The Council then adjourned.
, 1865-02-01
TRADE WITH NEW ORLEANS.
Important Business CsanEe-An OPEN
ing OF Value LO Northwestern Men.

Evidences Of the enterprise Of Chicago business
men are not few. They are met with On every
hand. 1t II this trait which has liitcd city
far above mediocr1ty, and placed us on pinnacle
OF commercial greatness from which We eau uerer
be displaced except through our own supincue.s.
There is no dsnger of this end set: VIC arc OF at
present disposed % cit down cont en1ed with Past
achievements.
Prominent among these evidences, is business
change which goes into eject this morning. The
well known and extensively connected commission
houses OF Hobbs, O'lphant d Co. and OF J.. F. Il
Craze & Co. have been df Int grated for the pnr-
pose VI edectsp- junction pf Interests and activ
i1ley. The new cupartncFahip IL composed Of
D-ss1s. j. q. Hobbs, j. F. Il Grace and L. Davis,
the last named being member Of the late nlm Of
Dnshs, Ol!plant g. Co..
I'd in tic development Of the long suspended
trade betwccn The Ncst and South. The Onion
nlmlcs have reopeued connection with the mouth
Of the MississfpI hut the productions Of the rich
tract Of corcuy in that region hare not rs yet
tuun1 III. II Nas back into our Western markets.
us raat is stroaT in the eeare;ss direction TIE
p culiarly well qualided for the work Of cdeclns
The interchange pt products so beneficial to both
sections, h7vinE through its several members
requirements Os both, good Eroxl=dgc OF the
qualities Of material to be shipped in cxth dlrec-
non, wide hnsiness eonneetio9s AZ oycr the West
large portion Of the trade OF St Lnus and Sonth-
c1n Illinois, having capital sufficiently large 10
enable 'htm & t. ofsrate f rs extensively az nay be
zone in the Northwest
11c new firm intends TO do an exclusively COM
mission business. anl for The more eiItctusl car
rsing oct Of the idea harc formed branch cs-
tnhllthmcnt IL New orleans. The styles md
titles Q. the lrm will hencetorth be: Hobbs,
G.ace g. Co., No. 200 South Watcr street, chica-
20: Graee, Davis Co.. Nes Orleans.
they expect to hr allie to oGer unusna facilities
70 parties Wishing to trade in either direction.
, 1865-02-01
Crosydfng the Bridges.

EE1tdrE 1F1NUQEE
As tho Statc Ftrt i bridge ie now open for Pc
1ettrians. would II not be well to suggest to the
policeman ut Cnrk Street bridge to keep il clear Ut
Ill foot travellers. especially la1iesf they must
be very much IN tho way Of the crowds who Thong
the bridge every Afternoon to witness tue fast
troslDg oh The ice OF ,hsr Fiyrr.
NORTH SIDE.
Our correspondent, though sarcastic on the
bridge, Is not witty on ice. The penalty for lo1-
tcrius on the bridges should he strictly enforced.
The Police Court Is opon for the punishment Ut
this claEE Of offenders.
, 1865-02-01

University or ST. MARx's or THE LAkE.-Thc
kcmf.annual examination exercises at the un1rer-
Eity Of St. Mary's Of the Lake. were begun last
evening. The hall Of the Institution was we'll
filed By III attentive audience. The only exer-
eiee Of last evening was debate upon the fol-
:" Tstolrta, That education is better for young
man than wealth."
The affirmative was we'll sustained By Messrs.
81. II. Murphy and P. McHugh, and the negative
Is we'll supported BY Messss. J. G. Higgins and
t?as. McElhern.
This evening a dramatic exhibition viii be
given by the students.
ForSn11so.-A newly born female infant was
found On Sunday evening about o'clock. on the
steps Of a dwelling house on Union strect near
Washington, wrapped In shawl upon which was
pinned the following note:
Dear frieud:-1 hope you will baptise thi,
child and give it 4 good Christian education, It
IL from poor but honest parents and was born jan
uidcer Adam took the little one to bis home
fur the night and yestsEtay carried Ii to the uome
Of the Frienaless.
Br111Anp MATcu.-A billiard match was played
las, evening In Metropolitan Hall between Thos.
Foley Of Chicago, and Charles Frcnckc, Of Cleyc.
land, for Ss50 side. The game was the STRAIGHT
csrom, one thousand points. II lasted about three
hours, the score standing at the close:
Fo!ey: ey:.....---..-....-........ 600
-ERHIkt. ISL
The tendance was large and great deal Of
i, mtury changed banda.
, 1865-02-01
: Markets bv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MIDNIGHT DISPATCH.

NEW / ORE. luFEuAYs J&Hs 51-MtALl&u4.
Tie railTayijst was steady on CALL but there was
ap.eat falling OF In business Government securities
were ali better with increased demand for oldve-
twenttes fo1 foreign account. State bonds frm and
more inqnlred for. The miscellaneous snl Coal list
Etsall steady. .
The God 1cou, depressed this morning BY peace
rumo,e and th ecs that large amounts Of cotton sra
on way to pert Thss afternoon the reported
xr11yut Of peace commissioners at Washington had
further depressing effect. The recent bull combtna~
tieIs have nta1ly played out ..
The demand for foreign exchange Ii limited The
money n urket was eusy at fix per cent Stocks nrm
a. the tsole1 N Eoafd snd1node1ately active. saes
of Ercelsor at II, Germsnia and Manhattan al Is
Oceanic at %. Tack At $40, Buchanan Farm at 1,so
United States at . Petroleum very quiet and prices
Irregular owing to the unsettled and market for
" hange. Sales 4sa4sxc for crude, e636;c for
fined IN bond, and se9s1cfor refined free.
Inter.
NEW YokK, Jan. sl.-GAI1AGBHR's ErES1so Ex-
cuAsex-Gold 2ozx: Erie 6lk Hu"sou 1o2; Reading
1m4; n. c. 1tsh; NJ S. 6sA; I. c-fs: R. L 30; N.
II. w.s,H;H y. ". prfE 61K; IT. Wayne eof; Erie Ger
tifca,es s6E; Canton 90: Cumberland 45; afariposa
1ox. Stocks rallied after call. Gol sod up to 2a3x
at which Il closed.
, 1865-02-01
LOCAL MATTERS

The London Tln1es-1nVcslgates sewing
machines and writes aud endorses an American
It to The famt,ie. Of
VII! WaEEHEK : vi WiLsoN s Escb,ne aSsh ,s hs
ONE BEST CALCULATED FOR HOUSEHOLD WORK,
makes the LOCK STITCH by means Of ROTATING
GEO. R. CEnTTENDES d Koov.
General Agents for the States Of Illinois, Wis
soon and otllce, Jog Lake street. ia11e:21-a1t
Dr. Di=clow.--Af. friend in need is Dr.. Bige-
low :. those afflicted with diseases Of q. private
Of chronic raisre, and those who suffer from this
class Of maiadtcs should not hesitate at once to
apply to him for that aid which his long e1psri-
voluntary. emissions, nocturnal e1cttaton5, impo-
nee, structure, pi1apasn. glcety discharges, vc
nereai sores. old uieerations, inacutated b3nes,
kidney affections, and indeed all possible variety
cf disease, in The seminal Or urinary organs,
whether functional CT structural, are comEated BY
m with eueh success that hts skill! los been BIZ
. office, No, 1I3South Clark rect, or send and get
his Guidc to Health, Published monthly, fec Of
charge. feb1g9T.1t
A AJeyyel.-Sozodont pur1ucs, So.odont benu-
tiGes, Sozodont cfectriAes Sozodent gratllles all
w9c ss + s0a y NIL Druggists and psrfuers
E Paper nangnge,, Painting, ca1csminsns
and Glazing; at F. f. Rist5's' 50 Randolph street
Go to tho Bcsr.-Go TO Bryant s Stra:lon's
Chicago Commercial tocge to Get thorough,
Telegraph operator Address {enclosins stamp5)
for circulars. BRYANT s1nATEos. Chicago, Ill.
~A new invoice Of The improved daacln:
ncrrocs Will be offered at Mobiles Notion sud Toy
r. s.-Delt buckles jn.t received. fe1-gs2o-9t
Is e eea;1y Gna ihat aye Been io4
number OF weeks afflicted With an inH0lent sore
, 1865-02-01

The result ofthe recent Fair held 1T Brydu Hall,
under the management OF the Catholic ladies' uf
Catholic t'rp,an asylum. we arc happy to u aa-
nourcc was a complete >uccess. The net receipts,
however, would have been mnch larger had nut
d. .at;ons beer fur 'ess than or former occasions.
Nearly everything offered for sale on the tribes
was purchased from cash.collectiuns made bcf.,re
the opening Of thc Fair, OF from money received
during its progress. quite an Item Of expense
was eayed iu consequence Of Colonel Sweet hav-
ing generously furnished the very superior brass
band attached to Camp Douglas, 10 diiconsse their
uuegualcd music ercry evening during the FAIR.
There may be come little discrepancy IN the
amount rtport.h to tue credit of each psrleh, hut
the receipts in the aggregate were correct a1l of
which has been placed In the hands Of the IT.
Mi ftr,,tav S.u,,I -
, 1865-02-01

good to prime It s1.eo bn. Corn-.ovcr. With ta1es
Of mixed. yellow and comuon In lots, at closing
at $126 p bu. IN new re scwcd bags. eats-nrm
selee $50 sacks, seccnd. ha4l at s1HGc; $40 s7cks,
new, at94c Bar'cy-1e@lsc, ,pwcr. With ta'es OF good
at s1n3115, choice do at sl65: and s. do at u 80
bu-clcsing at $t.S1s@1G
, 1865-02-01
New YORK Money and stack Market.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Jan 81.
AoEEY-Essy Al 8 a pei cent .... >
E1CuANGE stetitngtxchan.e In moderate request
ngpLD-E1titrdsndd d. cIlel1ylower; opening st I'll
A8ENning to 9Th, and closing Mt .G5A
+AAtvKRNAKAT 91OCKs-A shade nrmcf, with fall
b. eirt -.
+ sTntxs-Du'l sndlower r /, 9k; Fl Wayne, COX
lN:4; kTe .0x Hudson 1geB; Kea ling lG3x II c
nG.; Y 6 II eonpo7s nJE; 5:2.a teglsterel
coupons 1ooH; o & u certificates sex.
rsiccs Of mining stock BID In Boston to day: Cen
t1al, z2x; Franklin, sos Hancock, 10; Huron. 8
Minnesota. rs; Itocklanu, 10; French Greek, x; Cop
per Falls. COX +: Quincy. etH.
, 1865-02-01

The Catholic Indies connected with the late
Orphan Fair held at Eryan Hall desire, In behalf
OF the OF phans, to return their most grate.l
thanks ol. Sweet for having furnished. free o
Charge the very excellent bra.s band attached to
Camp Douglas every cvenrn:. during the Fair, to
entertain the large audience that vas regularly In
attendance. MEs. ". T. uUGHEs.
, 1865-02-01

Fu!LAlKtPHtA, Jan 81.
The mari ct s unsettled anu excited In consequence
OF The decline IN. gold.
FLerE Dull and little export demand; sup1nne
3assa 1p.tG; extras $40 a5Gl0 IS.
80 Corn. steady; new yellows: g.:
PEnFlsioSs-ftFy dnll. Pork steady. 1ard-sa1es:
50 trrs 2SH. :
rxrsoLxrx-Crude &s95oc: refined in bond &c; do
Gtr tS9Ic.
, 1865-02-01

THE R1vEE.-Tbe COMMITTEE OF engineers on
tic PuEiaction OF the river, will set in consulta
1on to-day Mt the Office OF tho city attorney.
, 1865-02-01
It. Loath Ntnfh~t.

[Snecfal Ojspatch to The Chicago TT1Eune-F
sr, LOUIS, Tnscaay Evening, Jan. 81.
nAcco-Act1s-, with sSles oftactoss at tstas co;
p,.nterr, sl2.sa31s %; common ltaf SIS so9'a55
medium shipping. rs es95so; medium manufactuz'
log, sse ooeH IS = 100 ns-
FLopR-Flat. Nothing done.
0RA1u-Thest easier; sale, good fail a! S:7s31.T !;
, 1865-02-01

DlscnAEGED.-Pat Nicholas, who wa. held to
hail on Saturday for examination on the charge Of
stealing pair OF shoes from saloon on Clark
rect. Tnf iully czaihincd yesterday and hoaora-
, 1865-02-01

LBEnAL.-htllc. Zoe, nov the <'etsz" at he
vlckcr.e, yesterday presented the sum o; twenty
i've dollars 10 fhc Ch1caso Ncwsboys' Associa-
linn
, 1865-02-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rttbunc.7
MnwACKEK, Taesday, Jan. 81, 1866.
FLor1-Qull and quiet. Sales 500 bb's Sugar Riycs
City Spring st $50, deliverable March 1st.
-WHEAT-Dcclincde cents. Sales on Change G,tco
bu Eo.1 ut $lAsal 46, THIS evening the Fl arket Is
about $1.4j.
PHov1sIoTs-Dul,. Sales go bbls extra prime Pork
nj HasEA
, 1865-02-01

I7EN1NH2F 3"T so
fercnt schools, embracing few points other than
those summarized in the table ahoye.
Inspector Onahnn presented ithc1fot1 flowing syn
cpsis Of the attendance fur eleven weeks II the
evening schools now closed.
Ec1ouls. llearllor1, r.ankin Mash. Coslsr. UaYen.