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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-24
n RIP Ii A n s. COU RT,
" August 4, 1886.

DIbTRIUT OF UUEUHBIA WAbHINUTUN COUNTY
To Wit:
In the Of Christopher W Lansdale, adj illustrator
Of Thomas Connor deceased, the administrator afors-
saidha with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the LIST day Of September next for the hnal settlement
aud distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and OF the in hand as far as the sans have been
collected and turned into money when and where all
the cred tors and heirs OF said deceased notified to
attend with their claims properly vouehed oIthsy may
otherwise by law be excluded ffomal benefit In said
deceased estate provided copy OF this order be pub
lishsd a week for thrss weeks In the RATIONAL
REPuBLIoAs previous to the said day: o
Test; C.E R0BBlhs,
aul6-lwsws Register Of wills.
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III AHDwAHE, ETC.
r R. ELY VANS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL
Dealers In
BUILDERS, COACH, AND CABINET HARDWARE,
CUT NAILS,
- = -. ..r.-. d.. rr. .a. .. or d
NUTS AND WASHERS,
&e., &c, sc;
WAREHOUSES.
Doe PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Sol. sos. sos STREET.
IS AND 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON, DC.
ALL ORDERS, a..
.,,
SOUTH AND WEST,
FILLED WITH CARE AND PRoMPrslss. '.
'u.
o..
De-. CARRIAGE AND WHEEL STOCK
Constantly arriving from Factory. and sold siOws..
U-.7ID III
PIPE AND SHEET LEAD,
COPPER, ZINC, &C.,
Sold at Eastern Rate. and shipped with Dispatch.
ExoELsIoRl
consts ntiy on Hand, in Bags andlBsiss.
ROPE, CoRDAGE, &c.
PRICES CURRENT FURNISHED WEEKLY.
JOHN R. ELvANs a CO.,
aul4 Washington. D. G.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE AT
w the onss he Hsstead Rspublsas.
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pass through each train before reaching the depot
up chsck and deliver baggage 10 any part Of The city
once No. 40 Fem street, opsn day sad night where all
ordsrs Tor the noysnsat Of pssssngsrs aad baggage
will resolve prompt attention. "a - 49,.
Baltimore express will arrive with Philadsphia sx-
pssss q 4 % ?. -. On nsndsys -as.s-..
themselves personal baggage only, and
for a amount Tot exceeding 600.
III. BlCKWIfH, Agent,
A. the PsaAsylvania Central RailrosA Passenger aia-
uos, or Liberty sud Washinstos strsats
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-. ) IN ALEXANDRIA.

First pr.,h-,. s IN ALEXANDRIA,.
tor; soryies NJ ian, Rev, @. q. McCampbeIl pas
Second b. Il. IN. and 3 p. m.
seryieas ~ ssbyterian, Rev. J T. Leftwich pastor
M.,s a, m. and 7 p. IN.
na..r odist Episcopal, Rev. Joseph r. Wheole
Il; service II n. IN. and p, IN.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev Mr.. Lanshorr
. pastor; service II q. IN. and p. IN.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Henry Nice pastor
service II a. m. and p. m.
Christ Church. Episcopal, Rev. DR.. MoMurdy
pastor; service II a. m. and p, IN.
St. Pauls Church, Episcopal, Rev. g. W. Norton
pastor; service II a. IN. and p. IN.
trace Church, Episcopal, Rev d. T. sprgg
pastor; service IL a m and 7 p IN.
Baptist Church. Rev. c. Q Biting PASTOR ser
vice / a. IN. and p. m.
Catholic Church, Rev. P. Kroes pastor service
| II m. and p.
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND

WHIPPING PXPRK FOB SALE At
w tA1 uSSl0A #.s ...t Sci
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II ARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY
X, RAILROAD. '.


II ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
II, RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY, August Q, 1860, the trains
and boats Of tn company will leave rs follows:
ntsamsr JEssE HOYT will leave Pier No. 50 N. R.,
foot Of Duane street., at 10 i5 connecting with
Express for Red Bauk Long Branch farmngdae, Point
Pleasant Bricksburg Ma Hehe.ter Toms River, Wood
msusis Bsrn.gs shinong, Tuekeron, Atson, Jackson,
and Philadelphia and all stations on the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad.
Ala p. IN. from Pier No 80 N. R., and l. 10 p; m.
from Pier No. N, X, connecting with usins Tor above
points and Philadelphia and Rxprsss train for Long
branch.
Pare TO Long Branch on this train only Is cts.
fare to Philadelphia on all trains, -
The freight boat leaves at 80 p for all points
the line and Philadelphia
RETUREIka TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA:
Express al a. m from foot Of Vine street. Fare TO
| New York, a.
| Way, Mall, and Express at $40 a. IN. from Camden,
arriving Ut New York Al $50 IN. and stopping at
Pier 3 N. X.
| Freight at 6l6 p. ~, arriving In New York at 4
| O'Clock next morning.
All baggage must be delivered In New York at Pier
No 80, AS none will be received At Pier at Nv3
sslIu WIN. N. CLAYTON, supt
, 1866-12-24

NpTeAA Ffe1Rht, Win passeIEsF CT st-acnEu.
viii 1c7ve passenger depot every safu2da9 al ia
r Tbs Joliet Accommodation COMMITS with E1-
prem Freight for WAY Stations .o...-.a.,
SUNDAY excepted, Monday excepted, 4satusnO
excepted .
, 1866-12-24
FoREFATAERs' DAT.

Two hundred md fortv-slx years ago, On the ED
day Of December, 1910. little vessel, tnaptly
called " The NayGo~er-" 1nehored OF The bleak
cost Of Massachusetts, On Wild w7niers Gay.
hcin:ess childrru. were rpwrd through The angry
1non,h Rock. F1ylng from rc!iglone per:ec1uoa9'
he5 hsa Isfs home and ktnoS Wara u tae hnns sna
namc. With the wide sca on one hand and "
dark forest, pcopled with hayagcs, on he
other, with no resources fave their o%n " nanoa. ,
ar1u Of established government tnese 11i.fi1
Fathers founded here a colony. which, through
many dancen aud difficulties. eloT!y E'ew 9 70 nea
we're, houeh eonecienftous, religious beliefs; aud
while our later and less cxactine age nnds much
to d.a9p.oss In she!r .sness and ,ic.r ys j. can.
snd enterprise that has penpled ,thl. vide CONT
nent, md cauecd the tesaee and the wild bcast to
70 H'*'tp4 1Se eharch. ihs schoo honse @ and tas
6usue and business OF civilization, Is due 20 the
a,crn nns,sa1Hs, :, dssooa s9 S's1pae w:h
SnhcT elcuprnte have s1Dce co,nc u to soften The
asper,ty which more iasoftos ci.cnmstanSsa @ havs
In1s msds a5s asss es s III sro pTedonan:
3n, 3nrn. n The universal progressive Yankee naon
There is hardly towa " TIC g1eai "Sas & ~esei en
H0ss f.HS mol se%sns s0sn aay s0 & on4 y mos
ine @ ciues and villages Terc toonded ?:
eoloniss ,,e 1To narns has rs ,h.,r sle %n
i4the.s, lorr before railroads were hullt in elow
mov7cg white topped wsSons VIII tna MGIf .ss's wse
a1er lie Wcst in cho1en spots 70 iel the 'o'es
and and ppius1 tLe sod. and fofm IN the plastic md
@ens Of empire toe ps.,s gf t mlsn;Y n1t,oI
ae'Ss an sse NOS where oasy townr aud elites no,
etand' a. md looklnc back Hith reverence 10 Ii
roel.bound homes Of Their chahood ~hess ths! hi
ord vet !nset,i II Is natural that these worth
.nd should !oo yh ,,eGaa eeGallat II r.
pIlrr,ns ~ on eierr ana rock bound COAT"
Il some places New Enrlsnd Societies c1i
, 1866-12-24
Chicago Provision Market

CHICAGO, December r. 1855.
The provision market curing the past week has
e9@ Sc nos 81 r. sixe
epts q hoes - vaaen h sppe.rsa saE1y T. r. wesS
b1t the 5sact11n Eas almost imusdla.e. ItappsaI.
rossession oG operators should seemingly Fnsh %
ihets exn ~ aestnes,oa r 4. aiaoss y M hs p.eiins
e liz beas aoa5s ssh .! ef IL
kan exhaus1ed, n6r s1e there any Indications that
deea Il % ID Easliaa aarssis ed sSe eoa.idessoss
ior shirneas d s ssrssd iar ro shse1as I'D
sasrnsqErs soI being Esnssfy e ~ 2sasd T. A.
of r. aost deems ehs;setsr hat tas sc@p;a!;oa
K .sa e9 g1ia s1ts 20 ss.e
1tudlee snd caution sexm ent1sely laid as.de and
sSsepstea shs 1ssait n vi s. mos. dsss5toas Tae
rs1ihs1 hs5 ~ e o.s III. st m r.
ncrmo@essr @ 1tsnas i i deeses The IT,
Ssssg sef; " sek IN, r., ts,,os.
~ bed t9s psskei1 e.t1 eoosuaps;oa1 s1d a0Ta
6 8 sss e. e e
s1..eece ot Good fghsng fafse a nu5r M q dsess
Sc ses se Ssa
S saf nssS; s@d e
sq1s tt ass e s II;
nsIkct enabled packers % demand and receive from
ss:sessS Eross. IS dssstse ~, aoxsEer, siaess
e. b1ysI 1S Isiax ssop. r. seS P;ee The MAJ
being favorable tos thu1ens Hsi aa sesivs denana
&atss1's net-the market closing to-1AJ It sa:1s9
, 1866-12-24
4 NOVEL CONTEST.
The s. California Comlques,, ,, and Their
Costume {aablts- ts-CarryinE
Out Waterman.

.,~-..,st,,,u .,..z,,,,,,, ..,n ,.., s,,,-,..s
for trial before Justlce DeWolf, Mt ten o'clock On
Saturday morning, hul in consequences OF an ami
cable arrangement having been made bet~oea ahs
rsalnuo and ihe defeudsut At an eansct hour ltAn
the ono shove named. Jastice DeWo1f
~As not called upon to decide upon the
merit4 .0r dcmenls Of the question.
The auii4was for the purpose OF determining II
Il n O. hsd
unili ihe expiration 81 their ieass One one ( oi lie
conditions or The lease was thai Kely & Leon
sent OF The owncra, and another sas that tue
performers should Be Of q chasse character. Tha
~ 1Ss srs not e ,hs aoi most
Sevated STANDARD; but, although SONG Of Tue jokes
were a little broader Than therc vii any
sayings compared fa,o7abiy with those s1fr and
ea3d In the best regulated places the hd in the
United States: The honse was we1l pa.rooizsd
70 leun The history or Nellie Gray, Is veil a. thai
ofa colored mnn named ''old shady" and ths ex-
Cd good deal Of credit upon the lessees.
E $f $s e : SS
fornanees given by tue Co1nigrss wen. not q
chsste; and, II the ruth .0us: he told, they were
eadIy de6cscct In the nrst rules nj common de-
ccncy. The stago costume 9f some Of the fcmi-
of single garment. watch WIS perforated with
holes lille smaller thar those of ash:nE set.
bat eo.sa sfa6ly larger saan s.e nsaaliy 3oant IN
tsass Sslow % ;hs neck snd ended :sser., dsSfss.
1rTs IN 11d hrsa II cas ne ga ssann9sS
TRe fh;ar nnci,1 bscame' ne tuch III saioerable n9i-
,nInraa ~ ~ 3ntn sn,,s ctnst hns1ness ~ i.eee
~ wv y A. - aiont fhe ss1rs.ti,na the owners
M. n1 e, phlr.t ne icase. a, I5ih-r n f,cl
1.tasrss;or II he nronrr1V ,be 1cnsn hav,nS 4
E"sI1 f,ren hrnt. -, hr Eei}y 4 Ieun. Bat Is soon
49, .tot iesrn.d hat H. cnrnfnues had hsen riyen
ont tHcy cnncjudcJ moi To dole I'd upon tho slow
coTtse Of law, but to take In ,ediate POSSESSION
, 1866-12-24
PERSONAL,

TIE rebel Gsnezsl Hood has had county named
after him In Te1as. ....... .-
Professor Brown, Of Dartmouth College, hss &C.
copied the Presidency Of Hamilton.
Madame MIcneIet has followed up her husbands
IL. Femme,a and sLAMour'' with her own
"LEnfant." which u Just ont
Judge Black ts In Washington, and has had
consultation With Nj. o'couoE-about the case Of
Jefferson Davis. as is supposed.
When Lynch received Roberts j" regret 10 H.
form you do rot think you are to te hanged"
be Is reported to have said4 mo moose Is good
nswsH
tits expected that Dr.. Nicely. the new Bishop Of
Name, will be consecratsd IN Old Trinity Church
zone time during January.
Alice Cnry's new nosel, "Thc Btahop's Son."
will soon be Issued rom the press Of Carlton.
New York.
General R. H. @. Minty, formally aS the Fourth
Michigan Cavalry, has been made Major Of the
Elghth United STATES Cavalry and ordered to San
francisco. ....-..
Edwin Booth, The traSedsa1. has purchased sev-
era] acres Of lsnd rear lie Pequot House, Nav
london, and Will erect *. QUO cottage there this
winter.
Samuel Thompson. a sichtlcss Connecticut ne
gro, Ia rva1mg tho performance Of "Blfnd Tom"
upon the piano.
! The reports from Europe Of Bishop Bedell's NJ
health are 20 a1a,n1rg that Bishop Ac1lyaine has
directed The prayers Of the Ohio churches to bo poA
p! up In bis behalf.
! There Is rumos that General ostagA Who re-
gnrds himse1f as Constitutional President Oh he1-
leo, intends to commence action for damages
against the United States authorities for false I'M
prtsonment while ct HEputs fol his home IN Ae1ieo
! The trial Of Gsdege y. Gayle, the Aanam1an
charged with intltnt the murder Of tbs iate Il
menked Lincoln bj an advertisement odsring
reward for his body. has been commenced Il
Montgomery, but continued to The next tr1m Q
the court ...- -..--
The DoyIcstor, Pa.. Democrat says that secTt
tary Stanton has esveu the coloted Spiseopaisan
in washington $la, ,oc0 worth Of ostcxa to bald
Church,
, 1866-12-24

EFeFY b&tIon o6t4nl WattH by thIA N1r1n4eta1at
costing but to, whle II may b worth $0. No Dsfft
aity shoWu.;
Ht9sr1. j. HlcA]iuE d Co.'S Great Cnlon Watch Co,
New ToYK City, wish to Immediately dlspose of rna
above msgnlaent stock. CeEtlncatrs Eanlng tho 4.
Holders entitled to the a1tclN named thetr
ttcate, upou payment Of Ten Upare, zhAther 1t b.
Of our certificates eottes Jou TO the srt1cied named
thereon, upon payment irrespective Of It's worth. and
tlncatc, mi once BE- sen that tnit is Lottery
but > ssza'ghtfoIwa5d lexiumsse 9aasaston. sh;cta
Xsnsis cesisests .1ll b ss7s Y @.i1: Pots;Paa
thrte and elegant premium for s. st1ty4iz aid more
valuable premium for sio. one h1ed5ed md ,no.t y
ployme1s th1 Tare opportunity: y eEtttmAta
II conducted business duty Authorized ~ tho
A:dftea ]. HIEKL1N1 CO. 1l4 8Ioa1Nay, y. "
, 1866-12-24
cpMMoA COUNCIL:
fOEF7GlAL REPORT.l
Adjourned Regular Meeti 1g ~Chicago,
December 81, 1866.

Kascks!eocEa; c.rtet, D'wotS wieEsi, n.rrsi
M%sa 1e5 ,ss SsEaRs ooa,ra 6aqn A1so soscas
shAclfoid, Mwson. Clark, o'Suil1sn.
Abs@at-AE. Cox, HaIsa, WaIl~ork. scauler,
a'hse = nSeT R1 Holden. E RUSSELL aassasld, uaatt
rhe Mayor noainated Wltliau shocls Il Con.
stable ct The seventh v ard.
Tue molten prevailed
poi md orainsuce % from % IL Bos,d sS'r os pn,ie
,ron 1se s seatS Tsss!1 VT 1tt sttss. AAo s'fe''
AID knickefbocker aore4 sh&t tbs ordinance
There bc'rs no objection the ordinance was
put upon Its passage, and pas: I'd By The following
AweAld. Kntclcrbockcr. Carter, D'wolr Bar
Eet,, NilE,s1,h. calk!us, kann, i1"naean. Moore,
llancrty, s1co1t. Noodast. Acktot. Pfoadfoot,
Shaclford, taWeon, Cla1k-17.
Ald: sh,ekio:d presented an order to refund
dAnASeS IN special assessments %hen not paid
Ald. Taleou moved That The order Be psssed
that be rc:c1rcd 10 the Counsel 10 The Corpora.
Don. With instructions to drat An ordinance suit,
a snsn e; = h,ss been collected
The question recurring On the passage OF The
motion 10 pas vas Iost b. ts;c II following: @ % A '
Avts-Aid D'Woll Moore, Raasty. Ta,eoit,
WeoasEd. rtoudfoot, 'snackfard, Lawson, CLARK,
Noes AID EnicscsbocIer, Carter. Wicker, Bar-
Icti W'lmasth. calklas. Lam, Finnucan, Ack-
AID Knickc.boeler moved that The order be re-
ferxed by tic Counsel 10 the Corporation and the
Board Of Public Works, and
The motion prevailed.
Aid. Wicker, OF the Select Committce, to whom
hfd been .et.trrd the cosumuEtcaupn o, The Mayor
ID xelailun 10 the removal OF rebel dead from The
City Ccucte{y. submitted report Recommending
Tint ccIt!dcd COPY pf I leieF acGompauyu,e sni3
report be sent 10 Greyet Bfigaulcr GepefM L. a.
Aoyt.
Aid. Calk3ns moved 10 concur in the report
and
The motion prevailed ..
Aid. y oodward moved that the role BY which
tbs report Of the Comu,ittce or FIHaucc, on Tho
petitions OF Nm. Woodruff and i.aIvan 4 Nc
Hugh, hac becr laid on he table un1iI lar uex1
rc1:nlat meeting Of The Council, be leconaideEcd.
Carried.
AID. Ta1cott movcd to concur In the report. aud
pAAa Tie order connected theSpw4th, and ustpAQt-
I'd The 9ve& ara noes-
1notieh pTesaltea ~ ~ 7oaowsae m4.,, To!6:
, 1866-12-24
8pef@k II ottteE.

The G4z&nA AWnH1tA6EE1emE Company
Bilymnmtthk n -1rsFkaeqea Z. L. tptor1a tha sradn
lint f6ey NJ Tu1eAH - 0ood4 ocaa,.
prtxlnf lnn nlnz a1s 1eA nszEo1 - Ieoae Nae q
nv sad cs8Ank d0x1k. n haee y kse11i sIvee.
spon Vhit Il aoePoats u fezs 4fEH Of 1cA talck-
Ne $40 tnsT poaec0 III ts Sdv1ataAt5 II soEd iveT
Ia pu65y and nom beauty o1 dettg1 and aop4fof III
ieh aIe pedl1ttn Sotahable num T.
ndaaa % ahs hl&A rtpatznoa thrI hAve 3Aa;shsa y
na1e bss9 fr raAny yser7 engaxsc. Acd tAey soy -
1ure 10 pobc that fht1 e raJ s1stln taAt fspat1-
nuahty ssd s11 s1ue DURABILITY = Will Insure e16fe
EetiSSeiiop to tbs purchAsAE. AL AEnck1 unde BY
the-D nrh 4fz5n nd thu.
, 1866-12-24

Quste reaction took place In Provisions, and
the market wzs duller to-day than at any time
during the seaton. Mess Pork WIS dull and H.
most neglected, with sales Of 800 brls At S1sa5@
1s-5o-closing with selle1s Of aStanaard - at
<ls-so, though favor3te brands could scarcely be
bought ut thus hgurc. The ilghtuess ofthe money
market prevents operators rom tnkinG hold
Green Meats we.o quiet but Afm, with sales OF \
lew thousand pieces ii sh19c for Hans, and tHc
for Shoulders. lard waA st1ong but inactive. We
note sales Of 10 trch at 11M011Ac for prime
Steam, and 1sc for retail lot Of Keu1ed. There
vus nothing doing in Beef. Cut Meats were neg
leeted. English Meats arc dali and altogether
nominal.
The receipts Of Hocs, Live md Dressed. for th'
| week ending to-day, were ss,slS. and the ship
mepts, s,46. Messrs. NnWaro 70 g Co. esnmat
| the packing this ecason al !oauH
| pressed Hore opened dull, and the market Dc
, 1866-12-24
uAYalunble Medicine.

"Ds. Folaud's Whlts Fine Compound. adysrtssd IN
our columns, ia auccs ssfal attempt to combine and
spply the medicinal virtues Of the ThIto Pine Bark.
has been thoroughly tested By peopIe this eiy and
vtsaitg. and the proprietor hsa Testimonials Of les
Talnn frum ptT5ors well known to our citizens. We
recommend 1ts trial In Ill those cAses Of disease 70
which It adapted. 1t u for aA.a by al our drug
gists-"]N. 7. Independent
The Great New England Remedy Dr. J. ". Poland's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND Is uer offered to tho Il
nlcted throughout thu county. after having beo0
proved By tic test Of eleven years IN tbs New England
st.tcs where its rnefih hare become well known
the treo fton which, IN part It derives IL virtues
The whits Pine Compound cures soss Throat Cold,
Coughs, Dphtherts bronchitis, sptt1lzE Of Blood and
Pulmonary Affections grperaly. It Is a tsmartable
remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty ot
VoldlnE Urine. bleeding from ths Kidneys and Blad
der Gravel and other complaints For Plies and Scue
W 1t will be found yery valuable.
Give 1t trial u you would learn the yalue Of good
and tried N necclno. Isls pleasant, eato and suro.
Sold By Druggists srd Dealers In Aedicines gene
rally. BURSHAMs Z VAN sCHAACk Wholesale
, 1866-12-24
CHICAGO DRY GOODS DIARKET.


EATCHDAY ETENIAa. December 2
There has been = little ncort activity in the D1y
Goods market during TIC week Just c1osdnE-cauked
mainly br Il demand for holiday goods. Generally
speaking The trade a buying eparne1y. and purchases
are eonnned to sorting up" To wxnts
rrtuts are steady md unchanged. Brown shaettnEs
arc shout &c higher lot heavJ wdghts, but medium
grades s1u ezk1er: Light wdxhu Are unchanged
BIcaeed Goods nre quiet and steady At previous quo
tAuons AmoGkeaE and York Denlnf arc 2He on. but
Other brands aEe unchanged Stzipea &nd Tick ara
moderate inquiry and our last quotations steadily
ustntaircd. A lew brapds Of Balmo12ls arc shaded
sc, but there IL 10 change In the general Market
Ihreaas, Yasnx and Czrpets are unchanged There Il
nir movement In Wool!eus but the demand Is mostly
to meet current wants. The inquiry ia mostly for sen
eapstle goods. We quote closi1E prices As follows:
, 1866-12-24
astrDIn9p
Ralrpa0B.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

CHICAGO AID HoBIHwZsT1RN-oKfo3 oa1. W0t
NAT1I AID KyNx.
, 1866-12-24

Here TIE market WIS dull, and prices suffered
depreciation similar to that in New YORK. We
quote: ....--.---. -.-.-
, 1866-12-24

PhIyadetphtn Flonr 1tHrkcr-Dec. ~.
There IL little ur demand for shipment. but lair
l barrels eold, IN ots as PRICES IanEanE ff9M ie9
6f low cfsde ard hnty e1tlA family. 42 %
aiss1 for Pen, eylyaniA ard Ohio fAmiy, and $1Ama
1900 y hrl Tor txnCy braOds according 70 Quality. Rye
aour il In falr demand 100 brls seld 1t a7a r hf1
, 1866-12-24
PORK PACKING AT CHICAGO

Receipts and Shipments Of Live and
Dressed Hogs from October 1st 70
Date-ApproKfmate Packing.
The following tables show the receipts aid
shipmeDts Of Live and Dressed Hogs from Octo-
ber 1st to date, for two years:
nEcI1rTa or HOGS.
NEFS
, 1866-12-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Al sdles # Grofa reported IN thts market report
ore made on TIE bdsfs Qf trtnser &c> Hor1ge, uHt<ss
oAs71ets< ezpressed
Observation-Disclosures FRIIGH1H-1he follow.
itE ID tAt JOINT 3arid On the Eastern roads:
, 1866-12-24

AMI al sch sre fnl1y Hrarante<l. Thfy feel It oe
~ particularly 70 call Tic ..tead0 Of purchaAsss
rcady eI1enAreiy lnltAted These Eoods can only pe
procured npm 1espoaAin1a des1sfa throughout koe
, 1866-12-24
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IL 151 PrArl-st, Ndw FORK, Lsptae't eeteofaasa
eons,st.ng Of poEain Of Fresiden~ 9t"con Johns01s
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WAsoln ktou ts- Afe nue ett-ed hy TIA eeellAh -
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WTANTED-A rsw experienced Jan
w vse,ets, to act - General Agents In Every
Stats, IN se.Hp&
I'll O M E.
A RELIGIOUS BOOB FOR TIE FAMILY
Applicant must have kmat capital. md oc aole 70
ct ufTpl :ht services Ct q numbCF OF AEenh. w 0e
tHd4frsa r. T. RENTNN y ~.
o0 Springfield Sa&s-
10000 aei. ASESTs y! 3. MASaS 4 =
one any z three hour r dcI1 saess y sos eu. or
tfn.rI,;uT by ppah rale and tcmse ~ Eye
prse Of bumhuS. aEd1ess u; Nv YaTk
, 1866-12-24

NfF1CE OF THE SUPEIUNTEND-
CpCisl LoUSE, spr1nEdeld, Ilt1ss nte. e 1854
sea:ed proposals Nu be ret !seo ~ 1ns r 81
led. I'LL il. unti q o'clock n. Deesmoet aisas e
plates g. required for the spftnaaed 1l!inos, Court
Eccsc .ac ?ost Qtee row eIseng. nfaTtn Of r " e
may be rem aud ~1alred or estiE ating IT my oees
Or By application It the Cuatom Houses As ChlcsGu.
and st. Loula Ntsaeu11- Tho patterns for capis44
must sntittcd 70 the superintendent ~ appfnx.
teTs mnss be pEaned true Al the sastitGa must e
aces and Tho o5namtntAou must % af superior dnt1a
Tho price, including f!eiRh and dedves3 ast nS G1ye
IN gross and ha wboe Of ths worI ndr oa dellyeye8
10 Springfield By or before tnn 1st NJ March. 1851
Bids must he aeconpanted by bont of t.p re5po1s
pel1nfru The coptract u award i TO hin-
B!ts must b addrt4sed to A. Schwartz, Supd1fntd-
ent Iii thn new EpuIt House At Springfield t1tnnh, a
nust be endursed. = Prpposals laE Iron WORK"
\ -ECHWAKY Hup&Ytr&EudS5lE.
, 1866-12-24

The journal 4ayp: Transactions Yesterday were e1-
ceed,nEly dnl and quiet owing to decline In pork at
Other points. E1tra qua1ttT were treely oe1ed It g.
With but very few II any. t2kera The different pork
parkiur estAp1hhnnIs hard At work, having. a.
sentral thing, their pens well nled. f11ces On the
Average, ruled 1t 5t@5Xc-
, 1866-12-24

Pit1a6NFN6 UII hIafVtE-Uettmpet2 21s
The market for bonded o continues dull md t neg.
or present Of fatnre delivery In the sales
We quota nomna11y ut q 10 esHc tof immellsse a.
livery IN PhlAdephla, SIC for January and SIC tor
February, and By deducung to 6Xc for uanspoEfa.
ton We have price fes on board cars here F1te
0 n dnl hut Without QuotAhlt change; good standard
bFaada mar quoted 1t Il to 45 for small lots to The
hhbiuE trace.
, 1866-12-24
New York Stock Market
Clos1ng prices I'M cath. December 2. ls6, received
Nv JnaAph JTnnR f. In HrrtnfR.
COM MEHCIAL.

eATUpAT EyEKEo. December y. iB8-
The following tables chow The receipts and ship-
mept. Of Produce during tho past tTenty- -four
hourI:
, 1866-12-24

| Provisions In Philadelphfa-peccmher 20.
Provisions continue dnu small sales are making at
"a 50 bFi tbr new mess pork: lka1ec for plain
and fancy canynssed bacon hAms; 13H@t3e oE pckled
lard m 6sis and trra and 1s0Sc tos pnrtsss as 10
, 1866-12-24

FHUl1S AND NUTR-Iht general char aeter Of
the market remains the sane as note1
of ihH better varieties OF domestic Dried and Green
Ffuits a1d prlces ara we'll sustained ~ aronnd sna
aie IN good request On local account and with not
1spR s9sh &c ea hops s r. a.
q sc. Dned Apples eEe y fa suppi[ ana quiet bnf
drm nr frll nt1cr&. Ne quote 8s E1t}QN1:
, 1866-12-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

EATv1pA1 EgEHEa, December =.
The following are Msnsgcs Ives fgurca Of the
busincss Of tic Clearing uousc for the week end
{%r %p.Anr.
, 1866-12-24

s4AsAc lot Brown to White :.
Hit:uNlEES-Receiyed, 6 hsls; shipped, 50
brls. No den whatever. Sellers Of Free ai a in
round lots.
IOfe-Qu!et sul unchanged, 1T 57G0e tor East
eIn srd 5g{xate for Western. -.
b DRESSED EDt:---1;eretred, 4.Ss; shlpped,
1,6a. Market opened Ecsk and declined Ec, but sub