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New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

TIE PRESENTATION HOSE CARRIAGE.-Messrs.
Henry Wilson, exPresidcnt of the Board of Fire Com
missioners Councilman Lamb, Lewis j. Parker Peter T.
Everett, Abraham Chairman, Tobias Lawrence, J: +.
Brns John Underhll and f. A. RidabOck, Special Com
ittee the Fremens Association left this city on sat
urday by steamer Manhattan, for Columbia e. having
n charge the new hose carriage which Ia TO be presented
10 Independent Company No, OF Columbia Ihe Com
mittee will be absent about two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

SOUTHERN REIIEP FUND.-The Executive Com
mtee OF the Masons Of this city held meeting at The
Westminster Hotel Saturday afternoon to consider the
cali which Las made upon the Order for relief for
the South, through the musical entertainment Oh Thurs
day evening The following resolution was adopted
time visit Lodges limited ai
Masters Lodges who have not been personally waited upon
on e subject requested 10 apply o them to The members
the Committee 10 Bro h. NJ Banks No % frohst
the ead that all brethren Of The respective Lodges may
be supplied with them.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
CITY ITEMS.

PERsoNAI--Gen. Butler of Massachusetts, Gen
Anson stager Ohio ex-senator MeDougal OF California
and Caleb Cushing Washington at the Astor House
Gen O. H. Farrar u 8. A. and Col Bennett, California,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel; Gems. Ramsey ana An
drews u. g. A. and the Hon. r. T. Davis, Syracuse are
at the Ffthave Hotel j. II. Estcourt OF London, ~ at
the Breeyooort House
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.-The semi
centennial anniversary Of the NewYerk Institution for
the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb will be celebrated
by exercises tho Chapel of the Institution, at Washing
ton Heights, Wednesday next, at O'Clock p m Hud-
son River Railroad trains f0r One-hnndred-and-hfty
seeond-st saton) will leave the Thirtiethst Depot at
1880 and 4 o'clock u.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
lAnnoanesmsBtsI
MERCANTILE AGENCY SUR:

In March 1866 the arm Of Dun Canada branch Of
ofts cy commenced aeou against 90 adHdd
ag that had copied certain portions Of their canada volume o
Commercial Reports
had the book accused of
u either directly Indirectly t
ard the person mpoed supsnnen the revision Of Canada
oath having made om other
take notice Of the newspaper
reports opponents aud quietly ad
th legal vcgons coutdeny believing they wouh De af more
damaging % them than 10
the evidence the late trial forces the nnwng eonfon
person Who made the revision for Canada West for volume
aud copied certain errors IN Duh
Wman 60 the dnpe Of conspiracy the part
certain parties furnished reports for both agencies
q eopyng furnished to
aanp original snd paid for as such And Shetet our
~ others doue without our tno~ ease
authority community that never nave
knowingly adopted and shall be Wiling Voueh for the hngs
Of auy ohsf mercantile agency than our own.
u the sHi Canadian Reports have besn
who
The & t o commercial reports carefully compare oars With sny
ftihSr The
eat books wi ,peak for Themselves 81 BKApsTREET SoN
Improved Mercantile AseIey, No 2sI Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24

To Produce Magnificent Growth and Inn.
part Glossy Lus,er to the Hair Mrs ~yoa ss
stye) HAIR Dressing combined bottle Pe 70.
duced 10 III. solby all Druggists. -
New-York tribune., 1867-06-24
LATEST SHIP NERS.
PORT or sgw-YoRK.. =,
ARRIVED.

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ARRIVED.
seSr seSr coa"sstics- s PssSIs'sn, Calais y NV ~
sehr & Kills, Kelley bingham .f.tss
ssSr ssSr s MSnitsr' a Robbins Boston. -
eRr seRr & islss.s wss.sa ,s idan. DS' Boston
schr Village Queen TlOtson Pail River.
seSr Kin. Chase. SevLo@doa.
ssSr ssRr II Ses1s' SasS% TiSsstt: fadsS csisi"
sehr. 81 Elizabeth, Hatch. Pail ayer
sehr Pakir, Bartlett. Providence H-f.
scbr =. H. Brs,os, Edwari. Hartford
81. s.s;;:: 5s i:s:; R:I,i."d E.sIs; ( e h,,.
sehr TrPhen;a; NEksrson- Newport
Brig Pn Brj ssIter Windsor II days. plaster to c,ssa.
'7'1S "isS-A' A. sunset 5. light ,r, ow ~
Ship Ir Of and tby pilot boat PAn, Perkins, No ea
DISASTERS. -
The brig Robert Boak tB from MA,anrA for Falmouth u ID
The reef Key West the lS inst shd ser sng hshsd "a.
received hot little damage '~' - ~
The bhr Williams fsm Pencae srved at Havana on The h asa.
aly condition survey c be held to ascertain her psc
ssysSsss june @rhs brig William H. Park. wa. bo~s .hos
ss during Ss F u sopyo;.s ,s 's S III y 81
windsor coed with sehr Geoss su
bowsPt and bbOOm earned a~aJ The seI had rail ss @
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy june Aved hark Coed Hope from Gores scbn so<
SoKyoEK 2a-Aved steamships Niagara aud Hsss foH
-t Il
June 5oAuyd ships Tonsrauds from Hrsrpoolf
Crosby do DO Ts.rase on Bremen trs Lssr.
from London L. Knbal from Sagus. The sebr Central
America Galveston for NesYoE p into Delaware Bread
water FOR supplies
sAvAxxAa Ga June 2aArred steamship North Point, am Baxt
more; bark Maggie votagg DO sailed Steamships Wy0nig ft
Philadelphia and San Iacino for Sev-Yark
FOREIGN PORTS.
11-In Jane l3 steamship Crusader Iioats
liverpool Lindsay Wilson. Savannah Sh hark EHs
Adele Alexander Philadelphia ib bark L.rtad Bordas Ee.y
Martha Stone do do brig Wm Masop sne Winning
steamship American Peters, Ceraeos DE-" h sehns
HlectTie spart Smith, Boeo del Toro 18th - 4
IiArved Yesterday brig Susanuah Femps tbrf
from 81 Johns orig sephes from Nesforf sr ssa4
Span from Glasgow; Ingwood B om Greeu9ek hg Doa
Francisco (span Hsmburk bark Aonteveo OH om Vsrs CrsI
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Ohio state Convention.

CINCINNATI Jan. S.-The Democratic
Convention assembled at Columbus a
eleven o'clock this morning. }. NJ
Christian, of Miami county, was chosen
temporary chairman. After some pre-
liminary proceedings the Conven iol
adjourned till two o'clock this afternoon
Mrho Convention re-assembled at 2 p
m. Hon. George II. Pendleton was
unanimously chosen permanent Presi
dent, and Vice-Presidents from each o.
the Congressional districts were select
ed. Mr.. Pendleton was conducted to
the chair amidst prolonged and deaten'
ing applause, and returned his thanks
in very able speech.
On motion of General Morgan, Judge
Allen Thurman, was nominated for Gov
crnor by reclamation. The balance OF
the State ticket was then nominated rs
follows:
For Lieutenant Governor, Daniel ).
Uhl, of Holmes county. For State Treas
urer, DIR. &. Fulton, Of Crawford county.
For Auditor of State, John McElwee, of
Butler county. For Attorney General,
L. H. IIurd. of Knox county. For SUI
preme Judge, Thos. NJ. Keys, of Hamil-
ton county. For Comptroller, VIM.
Sheridan. of Williams county. For
Board of Public Works, Arthur Hughes,
Of Cuyahoga county.
After the appointment of Central
committee the Convention adjourned.
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FROM WASHINGTON
A Embellishments Court-North
Carolina Delegation.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA confidence
man. claiming the name of OSterhaut,
who sent General Spinner check for
$500 conscience money, proves to he "a
Lumbug, az well as swindle. His check
proved worthless. General Spinner
sent detectives after him, and says he
will make him pay the 1890, rs by his
own confession he had swindled the
Government.
In the Supreme Court yesterday three
eases were decided: No. II, Elijah
Michael, plaintiff in error, against the
city of Burlington in error to the
Circuit Court of the United States
for the State of Iowa; Justice Clifford
delivered the opinion of the court, re-
versiny tho Judgment of the Circult
Court, aud rcmanding the case for
further proceedings i'll conformity to
the opinion of the court No. -, Ed
ward ii. Lcnard. plaintiff, against the
city OF Burlington, i'll error to the Cir
cult Court of the United States, for the
District of Iowa. Judge Clifford dcliv-
cred the opinion of the court reversing
the Judgment of the Circuit Court, re-
manding the case for further proceed
ings in conformity TO the opinion of the
court.
A delegation from North Carolina,
consisting of OK Senator Bedford, Brown,
John A. Gilmcr and others, are here t.
represent the interest of their State, the
Legislature of which has made provis.
ions for this irregular Representations
They will remain for an indefinite per-
iol
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BY THE CABLE.
TELEGRAPH. to the Register.l

Arbitration in the AIabamn Claims
French Fleet to Remain In Mexican
waters-Adviccs from Corca-Gari
baldi.
LONDON, Jan. s.-NoOn.-The Time,
of to-day says it has good authority for
saying that Sir Frank Bruce has been
told to ask the government at Washing
ton, to accept arbitration in the Ala
bama claims.
Consols 81; 5.2O's 72I; Illinois Central
sli; Erie 46.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. a.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady, sales of3,Ooo bales;
prices unchanged.
PARIS, Jan. S.-Noon.-The French
feet in Mexican waters is ordered to re.
main there to collect custom duties.
Advices from Corea just received state
that the French burnt the palace of
government houses at Kanghow. AL
attempts at negotiations failed.
FLORENCE, January Sit is ru
mored that Garibaldi will aid the
Greek movement as regards Gambia il
the revolt lasts fortnight longer.
The News denounces as unwise the
proposed presenting of mass petitions
to Parliament regarding reform.
BERLIN, Jan. S.-The election OF
members of New Germany Parliament,
has been ordered for July 18th.
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FROM CINCINNATI.
The Democratic State Convention
Substance of the Resolutions-Wooi
Conyeution-Entai Injured.

CINCINNATI, Jan. THE Democrats
assemble in convention at Columbus
tomorrow to nominate Governor and
other State officers. All counties of the
State will DO represented by fall dele
cations.
Among the arrivals to-night are nearly
all the principal leaders OF the party,
including Ramsey, Jewett, Pendleton,
Vallandingham, McCOok, Key and
Reemslin. The resolutions to be read
ON tomorrow will strongly adhere to
the principles heretofore advocated by
the party, that the Federal government
is n government of limited powers, that
il possesses no powers but such as are
expressly delegated to it in the Federal
constitution; that all other powers
are reserved to the States; that the
Federal government is untitled to legis-
late Tor or administer the local concerns
of States.
The resolutions oppose high pro-
tective tariff, and recommend conduct
ing the affairs of government that the
States lately in rebellion shall become
states in the Union aud be recognized
as such by every department. of the
government, anu tIdb tiANy ''''' "" w.
equal footing with their sister States.
The resolutions strongly oppose negro
suffrage, believing that it would be pro
ductive of evil to both whites and
blacks. and tend to produce disastrous
conflict of races. They also recommend
a Democratic Convention of delegates
from all the States, and that the State
Central Committee be authorized to
confer with other proper committees in
fixing the time AID place. Judge Thur
man, OF Franklin county, will probably
be nominated for Governor by acclama-
ton. The finale of the days work Will
be grand banquet at the Neil House,
for which great preparations have been
made. Both Houses of the Ohio Legis-
lature have adjourned till Wednesday.
The Annual Wool Convention of the
State will meet in the Hall OF the House
John Thompson, Master Machinist of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad, was fatally injured by being
run over 10y train mt Mansfield, Ohio,
TODAY.
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FROM NEW YORK.
0piaious on the Impenehment-Mex
icnn Northumberland Bill DE-
froteh i'm Edward,s Isle

New YORK, Jan. s.-The morning
papers are all opposed to the impeach-
ment in Congress. The Tribune says
there Is nothing to be gained by it, no
matter how much Johnson desires it.
The Herald says the President has
been guilty of no more than hispartsan
predictions from Jackson down.
The Times says the charges are moth
ing more than what have been repeat
eddy stated on the floor of the House and
Senate.
The World says nothing.
The Hcrald's Vera Cruz correspondent
says Macmillan recently had a narrow
escape from guerrillas. The Imperial
lists had bombarded Perato. Canales'
rebellion az Matamoras was having a
disastrous effect. Two other Liberal
chiefs had declared for Ortega.
The Herald's Montreal dispatch says
Sir John Michel has not received intel
sigence of the communication Of the sen.
tence of the Feuians.
The confederation bill was defeated
in Prince Edwards Isle by large ma
jority.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, January s.
FLOUR-Steady at II oOa12 10 for
spring extra.
WHEAT-Dull and easier at 2 10 for
No. I: "a for No. =.
CORN-Less active and haze lower;
sales at e2as3 for No. 1; 72t for No.2.
OATS-Dull and weak at 42i i'll store.
MESS PORK-25a31tc lower; sales at
Is Oja1S -.
DRESSED HOGS-Active and steady
at & 6Oa6 s., dividing on 200 lbs.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, January g.
COTTON-Dull and dropping; 3il fol
middling uplands; 35!a35 for Orleans.
FLOUR-Less active and generally
firm; II 5Oa12 80 for extra State; ~ 00a
II 95 for round hoop Ohio; 13.O0al4 81
for trade brands.
WHEAT-Moderate demand and
steady; holders generally disposed tc
insist upon better. prices; 2 IL for No. 2
Milwaukee; 25 for No. do.
BARLEY-Heavy and dull.
CORN-Opened firm and closed dull
and 1c lower; 20ia1 21t in store, clos
ing at 20ia1 % atlOat.
OATS-Closed scarcely so firm; 20 fol
new Ohio.
PORK-Lower; - 62a20 80 for new
closing at 20 so for Western, Is s7al9 /:
for old, closing at l5 % cash, and IL 75a
II % for prime; also new for January
February and March, sellers and buyers
option. 20 00a21 II.
BEEF-Heavy.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
DRESSED HOGS-Frmer; Siasi fol
Western.
LARD-Shade lower; 11ial2.
PETROLEUM-Firmer, l94 for crude
2Sta30 for refined in bond.
SCGAR-Firmer; III. for Porto Rico
l0al0t for Cuba.
COFFEE-Heavy.
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From San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Jan. THE brig
Sunny South sailed from Yokohama for
Shanghai September 10th. She is sup
posed to have been lost in a terrific
typhoon off the coast of Japan, with
Captain Pattcn, wife. daughter and
nephew and three passengers aboard
She had 2l50,00O; partially insured il
the Mutual Company.
No transactions in wheat; price nom
inally 75a2 10.
The Legislature of Nevada assembled
to-day. The chief business will b. the
election of United States Senator.
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-. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, January 8.

ST. LOUIS, january 8.
a Cotton dull and lower, 3la3llc. Flour
better feeling for medium grades, and
25c. higher; superiine Orange 5 5Oa
10 so: extra ~ 75a1l IS; double ex
ira IL 5Oa13 90; choice Il Goals %
Wheat firm for fall /; ranges from Goa
. So. Corn buoyant and higher, o5a9O
Oats advanced, GSa72. Whisky lower
. lsa2 90. Provisions easy. Mess Pork
20 O0a20 30. Hams, sweet picked lOc.
eacon shoulders lie. clear sides l34a
l3tc. sugar cured hams l7!c. Lard IL!
al3sc. Hogs 6a6ic.; drovers asked an
advance at the close. Bran easier al
| 1Oal 80.
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New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, Jan. Z,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Z.
Cotton unchanged; sales of 5000 bales
low middling at 31ia32i; middling 33i
receipts 200; exports $3.50. Sugar
higher ut 10!. Molasses higher; infe-
rior SOC; prime to choice 6sa75. Flour
dull; superfine IL 25; extra IL 7oal2 Is
Corn in good demand and higher; l O7a
l2i. Oats in good demand; e2ias3
HAY in fair demand; % 50a27 80. Pork
dull and lower. Lard dull; tl2tal3c
Tobacco steady; 7a1O for fair, 9al2 fol
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New York stock HInrkct.

NEW YORK, Jan. :.
Stocks firmcr under the reported
withdrawal of McCulloch from the
Treasury; closing prices, Ohio Central,
127sal2S: New York Central, ll4alllf;
Erie, 81 sa674; Michigan Southern, S2t;
Pittshurg, 81; Toledo, 125al26; North
Western, 4Gai6!; Toledo and Wabash,
AL: mining shares active; closed firm.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW 1OKk. JAN. :.
Dry goods wastrade much better
to-day. There is growing disposition
to open tue spring style. Some are Of
fering delaincs. Woolcns unchanged.
There is no signs of Improvement.
Standard sheetings firm at %. Bleeched
Regular. Prints firm. Other goods
held at previous prices.
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Supreme Cour, Dcei.ioniAceident.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-The Supreme
Court Of New Jersey has decided that a
liquor bill is not legal debt.
A train OF the Great Falls s. New
Happshire railroad was thrown of the
track yesterday. 4 car with thirty-five
passengers was thrown down an en-
'bznknlent. The fireman was killed, en-
GINGER fatally wounded, and several
,Ycre injured
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4I0l From wheeling to Bridgeport, tOhio) II
nile and back. and the Station of the Cleve.
land and Pittsbarg Railroad, five times each
day, Sunday excepted;) and between the Post
Office ut Wheeling and the Station Of the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad, twice daily; and
between the Post Office at Wheeling and the
Hempheld Railroad Station, once daily, and
as much more frequently al may be rquind
on all the routes, under such schedules Of de-
partures and arrivals rs may he agreed upon
with the postmaster at Wheeling.
iIO2 FrOm Wheeling, by Wegee, f0.J Mounds
vile, Nv. Val Dilis Bottom, t0.,l Captino,
Powhatan Point, Woodlands CIV. Va.J Clar.
ington, O.,) Proctor. (W. VAL Hannibal, o.
Now Martinsyille, CIV. VAL Sardis, lO.) Wit
tens, Sistersville, Nv. Va Centre View. o.
New Metamoras Grand View, Long Reach,
CIV. ya.,l pens Run, Wade Co. Grape Island,
(w. Va Saint Aarys, Newport, t0!J Willow
island, wv. ya.,) Lower 8erport, tO.,) Bull
Greek, tW. ya.,) Marietta, 0-l %illismstovn.
wv. Va-,) Harmar. 20, y Briscoe Run, wv. Va, ]
TO Parkersburg, &c miles and back, three times
week, In steamboats,, with the privilege OF
suoplyfng the Offices, with CELEBRITY, certainty
and sfcsIitf," during the suspension of nsvi.
cation. Leaye Nhesliag Monday, Wednes
day and Fripay, at 10 q. MI kfriveA{ Psrtera
burg by II y. m. Leave Parkersburg Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday at q m; arrive
atWhseling next days BY San fes
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, JAMS


4 St.NAlE.
The memorial of General Hooker and
others was read, asking that officers on
the retired list be allowed the longevity
rations. Referred to the Military Com
mittee.
Mr.. Sherman and Howe presented a
petition from the Wool Growers for in
creased tariff on wool.
Mr.. Edmund presented petition In
favor of curtailment of the currency or
the immediate return to specie payment.
Referred to Finance Committee.
Mr.. Williams reported from the FL
nance committee resolu ion appropri-
ating $4,000 to refund expenses Of the
Joint Retrenchment committee.
Mr.. Williams also offered resolution,
which was adopted, asking the Presi-
dent if any violation of the civil rights
bill had come to his knowledge, and il
so, what steps lad been taken to punish
offenders.
Mr.. Cragin called up the pension bill
with the House amendment, which was
reported back from the Judiciary CON-
mittee, with other amendments.
Mr.. Lane, i'll explaining the bill, said
he was free to confess that one of its
objections was to vacate office, and of
those appointed during the last summer
to take the place of those whom the
President has removed.
Mr.. Hendricks denounced this as par
tisan. So far as he knew, very few
changes had been made in Indiana for
political reasons.
The morning hour having expired,
the bill went over till tomorrow.
Mr.. Lane presented memorial for
the Soldiers and Sailors Union of
Washington, representing that loyal
men had been dismissed, and their
places filed by others who refused to
take the test oath during the war, and
asking remedy through Congress. Re
ferred to committee Oh Printing.
Mr.. Sherman, from Finance committee,
reported favorably the bill to refund
three thousand four hundred dollars to
the Winona 4 st. Peters railroad for
duty paid OH railroad iron.
The House refused to adopt Mr.. Nj
blacks motion to adjourn this anniver-
sary of the battle OF New Orleans.
A message was received from the Sell
ate announcing the passage of the ne
gro suffrage bill over the veto.
Mr.. Randall, of Kentucky, introduced
resolution directing the Committee
OH Indian Affairs to inquire into the
facts of the massacre at Fort Phil kear-
ney, and enquire into the expediency of
transferring the superintendency Of In
dian affairs to the war department.
Agreed to.
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GORE broken.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. S.-The reported
gorge at the Narrows, thirty miles be-
low Leavenworth, Indiana. has prob
ably broken, IA indicated by the sud-
den fail Of the river this morning.
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. &.
Flour, spring 13a15c higher. Wheat
higher, 207a2G9! for No. ,. Corn dull.
Provisions dull. Dressed hogs weak, at
& 5Ga7 90.
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New York Money Market.

NEW 1OKk, JaHUiry :.
Money steady.
Sterling quiet and steady, G9ial O9s.
Gold unsettled, opening ut l &t, de.
clining to 81. advancing to / 3I7, and
closing at 3is.
Governments unchanged and quiet.
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yIeefiux i'm BOstou,

Boston, Jan. ga meeting wac held
sast night to aid the suffering Greeks OF
$ Gambia. 1t Is expected that eonsidera-
BILE money will be raised.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. s.
Flour firm. Wheat scarce and in de-
mand Provisions very dull; 20 OOa
70 80 for new mess.
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The Directors Of this institution have declared
dividend of ten per cent. free Of Federal and
State taxi on it's capital stock. ont of the earn
ings of the last ak months, payable TO the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on
demand A. G. QUAERlER,
janl Wv Treasurer.
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Fem Of Pr.gs.::,l; G..'.a'es, and
riof'osAL

Office address - ---, county Of 49,. State
Of -. proposes 20 convey the magls n the
United States, from July I, 1851. 20 June %.
Is7I, On route MOI, bstveen - and
" under thu edwytiseieant u the Postnas-
81, cerfalnfy and security, Tor the annual ssrp
Of dollars - -
Thi. pr0psasl s. naas Win fan tae.isar.
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Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE UN.
n dersigned are requested to call, rs their bills
are already made out up to january LIST, 1861.
JOSEPH TOLIVAR.
jan52t Halter No, Washington Hall.
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COOKING STOVES, HEAT.
ING STOVES

CRATES. PLOw POINTS. SUGAR KET.
TIES, TEA KETTLES. HOLLOW
WARE, &C, &C, &C,
MADE FROM THE MOST AP.
NJ PROVED PATTERNS, always on hand
and for sEie ut the lowest rates by
au2i-5m THOS. q. CUlBERTSON.
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UNITED STATES MAILS
WEST VIRGINIA.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
EdSbinofon 0,.f,,i,fr Al l21G

Washington, October 81, ls6G.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
i the Contract Office Of this Department until
p, NJ Of February -, 1861, for conveying the
mails OF the United States, from July l, 1857, to
June 30, ISL, In the State OF West Virginia Oh
the routes and by the schedules Of departures
and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by March %, 1867.
Bidder ,ria examine carefully the forms and
instructions dnnsred especially the hitter part Of
IastrrctioR 49,