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INSURANCE.

LEws JoHlsos q CO..
pExssYIy.x,.s .T y., ,on.
STREET,
DohIsfIo AND TosEiGs EXCHANGE.
.o IIScSsfnnsns and Corporation Bonds bought and
On Ssssr aerietsbie seeuritie. sold or bought
so frs.,d fHfLPs. VS.. oLMsrsAp
XNCH COMPANY 'N''h
OF
RARfPoRD, CONN.
Assets over
TWkNTEFIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
GEoBG1 =. MARBLE. Agent,
Federal Bisck, Recon- ..
Opposite Post Once Department.
ooS-d Corner TN and streess
THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0nPIN
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. C,
Chartered By Special Act Of csnsr..., Al
proved July as, ls6e.
eAsn eArhfAL........... ..-....el, zoo, COZ
OFFICERS,
9: H. OLARK, Philadelphts, President.
UUvhh, Chsirman Finance and rrsoutip,
HkNRT d. COOKE. Washington, Vic. Pre-.
lMlRsoN ". PEEr. PhiI.delpni., seores.r,
rs. TGRsER. Washington. A,.,.,.p, s-c,.,.
HRAHoie g. SMITH. N. d, Medical Director
MEDICAL ADVISORY BoARp.
j.. 4. bAKN -, sorseon General UaiteA state.
j: HORwIfZ. Chief Medical psp.r,u.,
ss s;iss. ss' g. % x::ssiss.a
r: .ds.ns.s.. ensied by sh,. compan, are:
at ~ Son sone ss Sompany, chartered By special
a paid up capital Of 81 .op.as.
It furnishes larger inenrance than other com.
penies for the same money.
4 e definite and certain in its terms.
10 home company In every locality.
ke policies are exempt from sttachmeut
ioers are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -forfeitsble.
=, fohc,es may be taken which Pay 20 the insured
sneir tuii amount and return al the premiums
that the insurance costs only the decrease on the
Ioiieas. VIII Ss Issued that win pay to them.
the amount named in the policy
No extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
Il insures not 70 secure DIVIDENDS, but ct 90 lov
a LOCAL AGENT Is v WANTED In EvsRr
ts. tor :uel sseneis: Win suitable end orsement.
:heuld be addrssee1 70 the Company General
Sny r Ss .sa .i rs:
e sDpicssea sf The enes Of he COMPANY n this
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TIE SOCIAL Evils ON THIRrKENrH STREET
ORDERED TO EACATE.-Lieutenant TAFT and
Sergeant CAvanaugh. last evening ACT.
ing under the orders of Ma Tor Richards paid a
visn 10 18Th ftreet. between Pennsylvania ave.
hue and the canal, and notified the OCCUPANTS
OF several houses on both sides Of the street
mat they must yacaie within fifteen DAVIS and
Inc brotbeis must be closed. The parties were
taken BY surprise when the announcement
was made, and some expressed themselves
ready 70 obey the order. but Others stood on
tner dignity. and notified the officers that thsv
INTENDED TO remain. They were Informed that
tne Superlntndent was In earnest and the or
oeis peremPtory. and that they would be re-
moved oy force II they did not leave in the time
ePeeineo The following are the parties served
houces. Elizabeth Snow, No. is0; Annie Mar.
VIE. NO 4ly; Bertha Shafer, No. AS; Ellen
wen, No +e0; Sarah Barton. No 5ss EI,za
Soumers, Eliza Poster, Jane Howard No iqq:
Augusta Muller. No. Asa; Kate Hastin, No i76
Aary Brown, No. is2S ADA Freeman, No 4ei
Jenny Mu!loy, No. isS, FATTY Alexander No
SCI Fanny Wright and ID. McCar;y. Bertha
Shafer Is the owner of the house she resides In
ara Eilep Wolf owns her residence and four
otners. Since the bridge has been erected over
tne canal al 18th street, for the con vsnience OF
the employees Of the Agricultural Department
ano Visitors TO the department BuIlding, this
part OF 18TH street Il quite q thoroughfare. bat
me appearance of the inmates of some of the
houses along the route makes IL rather an I'm.
Pheasant locality for respectable persons, par
oeniarIy ladies', 70 pass through, and hence
complaints were sent 10 Major Richards, who
eoOPeeo tne above course ~ remedy the evil.
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ST PATRICK's DAY.-This is the auuixsrsa.
~ of S. PairIck, lreland's patron saint and
the day Is generally observed by the sons of
Erin snd their descendants in whatever part
Of the world they may b.. ST Patrick is b.
heyed 70 have been bora in = ,otland and when
youth was carried 10 Ireland by pirates and
sold into slavery, but subsequently, escaped
and having been ordained deacon priest and
olshop. ne returned there in AZ aud preached
the Gospel 10 the inhabitants, and estaoli shed
Christianity IN the island. Formerly 10 was
the custom for various HIbernlan associations
TO unite In procession IN hsnor Of the day. but
OF late years this custom has been discontinued
AT ST PatrIck's Church this morning every
seat was occupied and many failed to get IN
Grand High Mass was celebr tied by Rev Fa
ther Walter, assisted by Father Dsughsrty as
deacon, Father keane. b-deacon, aud Father
Beratt, master of ceremonies. The choir wa,
largely augmented. and rendered very effae
lively Haydn 5 Grand Coronation f3i1 Macs
Rev. +. y. Boyle, of ~. Peers Church daIiy
cred the panegyrIc of 81. Patrick velling a.
length on the life and services of the saint.
AtCarroll Hall, on Gstreet. Rev j. j. Keane
VIII Lecture this evening upon lreland's Saints
and Heroes, a subject which he is capable Of
ueatng In manner to m Axe II yery interest,"
ing: AT -. Peters school house on CAPITOL
HILL, Rev. Z. L Boyle will lecture on .irisn
Anairs; Tenant Right; The Alien Chutch: Tne
Naton Crisis and will no doubt have
crowded house.
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5. OF B-Moncay evening a very oleasant
en,sftainment Of the Shepherds of Bethlehem
SMount olive Council, No. y took place at the
son, On Loonlana avenue, near 7th street con-
ssstine OF vocal and instr men tai music a reel.
tAtion OF the Bachelors Sale by Mr.. T. a
Jones, the performance Of the farce of the
nhonen Diamond, by the following amateurs:
Plato; T. h Hay, Capt Blinheim: JnI,ns r.
wright Cousin Joe, Nrs. Dickinson. I..dv
Plato; Miss Eva Dickinson, Margrry; Miss
fIoesie Dcslnson, Lucy, IN a style highly
prepared by the lady members Of the ordsr
The entertainment will be repeated on Thur.
day evening.
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sxvs,rH pAY-wspsxspar


The Conference reassembied At the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, Georgetown, and was
OF ened with religious services By Rev 9. NJ
Thompson.
Rev. Joseph J. Clay. Conference steward.
submiti-o his report; v nicn was adopted
The report of R-v Z, MaIoy. supsranu.
a'sd stew ard. was receI we'd aud adopted.
The report OF tue Committee on Ten psran CO
was received and adopted Recommending the
various minister's TO redouble their efforts in aid
The report of the Faculty of instruction was
received and recommi'ted 10 the Faculty.
The report OF the Committee on S1psrau.
nnateo Olsiman's was Revived and adopted.
The request of Rev. Alfred Baker to h. Isft
without an appointment was granted
the report of the Con miItee on The sabbath
school canse re- afirm ns the resolution rs sssed
at the last Con ference was adopted
A resolution offered ey Rev Mr. Wilson
substituting the Church Hymn Book for the
sunday School Hymn Book in the schools was
lost after considerable de nate.
The report of the Committee on Missions
was received. as follows: That Lexington street
Slission be cons tituted q station. 10 be called
lexington street station; that Powhstsn and
ChiUn actory be embraced ia q new Mission.
10 De styled Patapsco Missi IN; that the follow
ing MISSIONS he continued, with appropria-
uens, VIZ Harmony, Kent Island, Newark
and Potomac; that Cumberland be made a
station and that Delaware be transferred TO
I-ipscomb circu {; that Frederick Mission be
contnued without Appropriation, aud be-
10 JeHeEsOu beDeyOiPut Society
Tor and; and that the following Missions be
continued with the appropriations annexed viz:
Alexandria. $500; Ninth street, Washington,
$50; Broadway, Baltimore, 500; Chpptank
S2Co; East Washington, S2OJ; Harper's Ferry
$40; WilliamspOr and Berkly, sIU0. SALISBURY
500 TisskIn, ssh. Totsl S2.2O.
An appropriation will be required to nav a
note given by the Board of Missions of 81 500
Required TO meet deficiencies, exclusive of note
St.l@3i0. Whole amount required SJ,ie3Ig
The committee are of the opinion thar il
would oe inexpedieat to grant the request OF
the Milton q narterly Conference for a change
of relation. The report was adopted
An ADDITIONAL report was offered that il
would not be advisable 10 change the relation
Of Salem station, Philadelphia, to that OF a
Mission, as requested.
The reports of the Committees on Sunday
SCHOOLS, on Claimants, on Superanuuated
Claimants. and on Temperance and the report
OF the Superann uated Fund Steward were
seyeraly adopted.
The report of the Committee on the Metho
dist Protestant Book Concern was taken up
item ny item, and elected a long and interest
ing discussion.
The session was extended until three O'Clock
this afternoon, and there will probably be an
evening session.
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foLlcs ifKSs--Yesterday. Onicer Halves
arrested Abraham Carson ON the charge of
having committed an assault and battery ON
Jonanna F,zmorris, and Justice Clark held
an 70 security 70 keep the peace Alonzo b.
" Bruce was arrested by Odicer Hawes and
1ned IS BY Justice Harper for Contempt. WIN.
Z Clark Wa arrested by Oficer Broeuau tor
a assault and battery on O. B. Thomas- ana
se1nitssd to jail By Justice Walter, in defauIt
- bail 10 keep the peace.
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RRLIGIoue.-Rev. Mr.. Hengst the pastor in
charge OF the German Evangelical Church, ON
9Th street, near L. Ia wing been transferred 10
Baltimore by the Synod Of the church, and Rev.
Mr.. Roehrick, Of York, Pa, appointed to sue
coed him, the former took leave Of his congre-
gallon ON Sunday evening, when the pulpit
was also occupied by Rev. G. l.. Reitz, OF the
German Lutheran Church. on the Island. A
set OF resolutions, expressing the regret Of the
eonueeation ST losing the pastors services, en-
ocfsipe his course since he has had charge OF
he church and rendering him the good wishes
OF me me moersnip were adopted. On Sunday
next the rite Of confirmation will be admins
1fed IN the German Lutheran Church, in South
Washin Ktop
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

L OR MOUNT vERNo
The Steamer "ARRow. CAPTAIN Tho. st.os
r..e, ieaNes her wharf foot OF Sew
sEn street, DAILY, At L. O. m EAS5-k
,vSppseoMa5s excePted,D for MOUNT04616
s1hNUN landing ard receiving passengers a,
AnLIEAANDklA, fOkT FOOTEe F0RT Wash
tunGIrh MARSHALL HALL Md, and Wilt =
n1OeE, Ne-returning 20 the city Al m
are TO Mount Vernon and return tnSIudine
admission TO the Mansion And &, ronnas 81 n
Refreshments on board.
at the steamers wharf h0'eis' ~"
vyHAMEs SYKES, General superinte pdept Otsoe
w-H.ro noteI. al6 tApl
NEw PREss LINE
CANAL,
BETWEEN PHILARELPHIA; ALEXANDRIA
SASMAsaINGION. AkD
GEORGET0wE, DC
nseuler sailing day from Ia North s
wnnssrses, Philsdelphia, SATURDAY, &E&"
From 90 Water street, Georgetown. wvpNEs
DAY: et ,. m. " IN
FREIGHT received ct any time
AIDy to HYDE TYLER.
oS W ater st Georgetown a. =
NJ. ELDRIDGE 90
Alexendria. Va.
49,. WIN. CLYDE 90
Heu IA NORTH W harves, Philsde.phia
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON STEAM
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsHIa0To
: rh NV Eosk. AND &0zN

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIaoroN
PhtLApELrH iA, AND ~
6XH>S
WAsHINsroy, 1873.
YORK are now run a. foliovs viz:
FOB NEW YORK, scifkosa ckanSs Of eays
Leave daily Iexceps Sunday ct A. ". and
ron pHILADnLpHYA
Leave daily fexcept sundayJ Il q A. NJ. =,
1870 and $40 p m
ON auun.v
Law. ,,r MAJ W VIZ ~ SAaaap s,,-
'ss,Rnaa at $40 r.
,Sieeping cars Sof New iork on Eau r N train
:. ss s:s !: e 4, s.. s:s
In the day. Also, q the Oon,psnyI Once, No
tO6 Penneylvania svsnle. Passengers pure aasins
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THIS ID TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
scrtber has obtained from the Orphans Cvurt
Of waehing ton County, In the district Of Csinm
Of amin istration ON tho persouai
OF ANDRkW L. HuLHA ACHER lces Of sstine
ton county d. o., deceased. All persons havinr
claims aeatnst the saad deceased are hereby warnes
TO exhibit the same, with the voucherr thereof
% the subscriber. on or before the 9th DAY of
January next; they may otherwise by law be en-
cluded nom ell benept Of the said estate s,ivep
UNDER ny hand this 9Th day Of Jasuary lSsa
ms alaw3ws CHARLEe SMITH. Adminisi .tor
EITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WARRINGTON, ID. O., februarr Is. 1859
or the petition Of BtHkY BOYnTOH, of Seu
lork =. 4 praying for the extension OF Q ateos
ersnttd 10 him on the 18th day q june, lo6s ~ ar
Improvement In r. ciprocatisg Railway Prop ,iiar
Il 10 ordeyed that said petition be heard .. ts,,
once on the fsfh ooy q Nay next. ANY s-r
SOB NAV oppose this extension. Objections depss,.
Office twenty days bs1crs the az q SssriSs 10 'n''
nss-Isws~ Commissioner o. Petsn;.
" 70 20,
" ts IMPORTERS OF
italian WINES, LIQUORS. Oopn,.s
DRlED FRUfrS, &c. npiALs
NO 80 fKNHsYLvANlA AVENUE bet La n a.
lssh sts.- soath side, Wsshin Rton. a a. sno
Italian vermicsIli. nscaropi, % /: 800. NJ an
kipds; Pure Olive OH fre1 LSsoS: p. Ss "s ~
Sn:. e.: fh ~ sae,IX: ssilss &c sssissss
asHE -
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BOURi FEEDu 8c'N
FLOuR-AssOa TMENT CONGRATULATIONS
LARGB-PRICES Low
Large Stock SEED OATS,
MILL FEED,
BALED HAY
and STRAW.
W. N. GAIT d CO.,
indiana avenue and First street,
ma Is Near Baltimore and Ohio Depot
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seriDes r.. entsnsd ircn Is. nss ss' sub
q wsshinetcn County, in the District Of Colun
81 MfSHAEE IRsHHAS r. 'n ss. 81 %..s ssas
ron City, d. ., deceased. All persons havin,
claims against the ssid deceased sre hereby warne
the subscriber, on or before the "a day OF Feb
rusry next; they may otherwise BY Law be excluded
my hand this ID day Of February, 1859
1LLBNtns: narkl LENAHAN.
feb. lavsw. Test: JAS h O'BEiRNH
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MISS ISQUOI
sPR,Ho WATER,
FOB SALE By PRINCIPAL DRUGG ISIS,
CURES CANOE
CURES cUTAKEoUs AFFECTIONS.
CURES sCRo rULA.
And all the Impurities Of the Blood
Aud the Sovereign Remedy for
BRIGHTs DISEASE,
and other Diseases of the n ,iaey,
This IL the original Spring Water from mont
which has wrought so many wonderful rs auc
Is advertised only to distinguish IL from to- man,
upon the public - being equal to the virtu of the
MissisQuoi.
~ Pamphlets contaiping An account OF nan,
~onderful Cures, attested By eminent PIN >,cian.
and others, can be had gratis, by calling or ID
tressfng note 70
AIssIeQU0I SPRINGS,
O., No. sss BroarNyay f sTR TGEsA
Corner and l!th streen.
This Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That ths sub
+! ecribef hes obtained from the Orphans uourt
u Warrington County, In the District of Colun
bia, letters teetaDentary on the pereousl .seaf1
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PLANTATION BlTTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet t-anch0r Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. As a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are .espec-
tally subjccty it is
superseding every other
stim ulant:: In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as o specific in every
species Of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. s.
,- Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes q
standard article.--a me-
MciMA staple. Nisto-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
workable sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country. Stores. .e-. .
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Assets, Jan. 1, 1858, over ,s' ,s,5oo,ooo.

THIS COMPANY issues polie;ss On ksss a. sl5
ether while it has Iesrietions - rsear& to re-
M,sNy asoag ia policy hsisss 20 tn policies are
prompt in the payment Of losses, no company
having . ostess rspusatioa ssr proupsasss Or
liberslity. .ean,af. ,s. .a,.o.fs
alone 10 tAe year 1857. wa. .105o 30 63
Loses b. 3. an for the q ne period 2s5 SO %
z This t.ompanS d ~ lsss lAnnsal Mestine, beld
il J:apay, deel.rsa dvidsna dsna q Ferry PEI ssas..
payabse ID eash: sad
.IsGss .h.i q January. iss7. Yin bs p.d daring ils
sssyept y~af. asths tsned n fSe newal ot the -
hy vii b pad 4 de PERIOD sfdhsf 6r.s re0swaL*
Agency O1fice, .e;so.,,a
james Aevays Haldwsgis stoss.
~ s97oIq 9BAsoa isoass u. 4a4 ,ns3iioe
Dasa 40 Medical Medic E1aaia,sr,: i :.as .,,,.-s 5sa5
r:5. BrssPpssoa, n y. ,. D. j Dash.ia. y ,.
gIdai1asni 81 JOSEPH /. WILLIAMS, adi
8 dsa2 .sssaisgd 10 ligl ahasd siassoe
JAn,s I! q NoYA5, M sab-AGses,. .uasoy 81 ,sads1sal
Baton Rouge Board of hslefskoe:
Prof ". q. n. HsSTSdSi. John 4. Doushsrty,
Han q i1ebsft, RsiD DtSNglWsPSpcsN y. 5.
Chanbsr!is. J; y lereiass oeeseS A. 1ike,
Hysns, hsHaDsy, MD. SW.s1. 9s2aSid.
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CITY HOTEL,
CORNER G. Mp & COMMON STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS, IA.

NEW ORLEANS. IA.
1I>HIS HDrf.I. Va located j., the very centre OF the
busioess portion OF the city 1t is conv.nientiy
suated wilh,n e~ squares OF the thea.es and places
ii smu-s eut. ano wi'hin one square Of the great
mar, Canal street 49,
For bu-i sss men and their families. this otel pre-"
MIA ssne-ior advantage The "ommod.ous Veran-
dahs in e. mt Of the building great COW nlence
a,t,ac,,oo vt sqnall.d IN extent by any other
Hotel N ri.c, city. / ,,,ouoh-
This Hoas has bee;. fitted and renoyate. 'a'o'1"-
out and is uns rpassed BY an; establishment IN tiis
outh- vest. ,,... ~. ,,.. ..f1.,,o, /, y.t,=s
ed by the Proprieeor and superior Gaterers employed
to cause satisfaction to the pUblic. G .. - ,,,.g
Particular attention paid to all kilograms and let
ters ordering rooms. @3@ -. =.
Business communications should be Addressed
CITY HOTEL. New Or cans.
r. 5. MORSE. Proprietor.
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Vls-A-VIS SALOON ,AlL,l)19
parLIP BAUER PROpRNE1oR.

.,.,,crpuLLY Informs his friends that be
Kssu s,:n s..,. this populsr saloon open at the
~ 'it ..S;re. s for the accommodation Of his
'fs.s' , sss assortment Of excellent WINES
n,noRs can always be found there to
sna s.to : '..s,,;oo of counoirseurs is invited.
valeo ~ g., .ls., BILLIARD 7 ABLE always
"a, ssr those Who indulge in that m.nty game
~ Attached to the premises is LIVERY
TiSi,R ,h,re parties can always be accemmro +.
% I.,.1 IA ssddie horses. buggies or carriages.
4 priss. to sait the times: .r.
Il respectfully solicits share OF puo"e
oitrouAke.
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ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Home Office. No. S13 Olive Street.
ST. LOUIS.
as5 - 3a-9G : .r .gsus1sss
1s ID. A. JANUARY. Prssidsnt, .qss} SIS
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice President,
WIN. r. SEk0Y, 6eeretaFy, ~ DGgt t9-tI
WIN. n. BEN rON, General Ageat.
DIRECTORS: /:

James H. Lucas, Samuel Willi, Theodore L.
-.;,,. Chss II. Peek, Rob:. K. iWoUds, jules
v.iie % f,.,J 4 's"hipson, Robt: 3. Csrfs yeAa !.
rsor.,on % David ~ Z. Ferguson. Hon. John Hee,..
Henry Overstols, Nicholas achae6er, william I,
CAV. Wm. c. Jamison, 4. p. Houenksmp, I. II.
Baker, D. A. J,auazy, Wn.J. Lewis; n Rasiss,
j., jacob Tamm. ,r.lA ..slsrn I'll. .L.lt..
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ce,1n1'1I.EMAN e,11'1. MILL

- :. .ousht of asiu New Orleans.
ca eey s,.ts Fair they we're triumphant
At tae 49,. .s d,ix different Mills competing) as
sve o. e. h.,e been North and South. L..
tAsy asn an:.,;aa OF Mil and PLANTATION MA
Az, AZ .sa.ssntly on hsnd:
Ts . Perdido st.. New Orleans. La.
, 1869-02-01
5te1lcilS.

G1N A DAY MADE BY ANT ONE
TlV with my Patent sEeacA Ibots. I prepay San.
pies tee beware Of infrtnsefs. My c,fcufsfs wilt
explain. Address 4. J. FuLLAA, Springfield. Yer
yr1nt
, 1869-02-01

He- LOUISVILLE.
i ss oS .s u se'1E Isa sales 81
ls3yisi,SsoScs. Pork. tsl.m. Lard. &C. pulk
IL . :.spSsssss @ @'sSy, s2;2ss. Wheat.
wn''Hrr-1'aW' cisGfSssar1 f:its; y;ss
ss ssS Ssss: Ss;s:, S5ss ,t$,i
t,.s.al y; nsta higher; No. I, sc. Barley IN.
NuisK1T--steady at soc. -E
G,sTTSX3E!:ms5 aaae5 Liverpool aa'ss. and
.flovisioss-Quits. 1at held nrmly: demand
ltsht. however; lalsc sales could not hsrs been
bayST as'4s 5.te q
isfa ss.d :: &c. Crease n4m ii is1sisSs. pfo%n
sGeocEH1xs-putser dull mad prices lover; fstsb,
Ees 1as aeS j. ess1ss ss1s s ID
Na;oxr7.nr-tiola ts,x. buying Exchange lower.
Tie bankers pay SEC 4:SpRni 70 par Supply bstts1
TOLEDO, Jan soB1 so.-BEtansTeIrs-Flour au,et and
ssSsy M = n s7aes,
$si:;ssiR ss;i!t s.y ys!s i! sssss IS
Afelnsasn. Barley steady; Stats At sl.s9; capads
uRKsskD Ho6s-l34l3tc.
CIoyER SEEb-DuIl ana no buyers st 3314.
MEMPHIS.
MENTH1a, Jsn. .st.-CnTroS-IrEcEu.ar and nont.
nal At 26c receipts t11 b.leA exports, 3s5 bales.
BkEApsTtFFs-plour. low grads In fair d:M and
and prices Unchanged Corn At sbtss2c. Uats at
&C. Bran nj 100. Germ meal 1T &Tl00. ~
pRovlsIoSs-Posk at ESQ. Lard At 21HaI24c.
DulE meats rtu. Ehnulderr Mt lskc. SIdes At lSc,
PHILADELPHIA
T1I1LAnTIT1fIA, ian, 3Q-CorToS-Flsn.
EloyAR sEEn-Acttve, f9,0049s5.
HExArarrrFH-Fionr dull. weak, Wheat nnl1. un-
aettted; red. - Goa IS anllrr, I! So kyeel.6a for
Wcste,u. Corn dull: sales 3901 bu yellow ii Sc;
i1sd Western. &c. Oats In fa!f demand sales 500
bu Western at I'D &c.
GEockR1Es-Cnchnngcd.
FAov1sIoSB-l%ks active.
"n''nrsel''nfS fSxnTfaoaE:s :.GT1S e asiEsss''''.
baltimore Jan. e.-DA1ApgTCFFs-F1ot dull.
Wheat hEm 4nd fnr heulanl cho!co rcd at *3-3, a
1tyr n1r.
PBoy1s1oSs-Mesn PORK. $500. Bacon activo, rib
sides. .lskaistc: clear toes. 1BKalstc: shoulders,
HH4taAc; hams. euc. Lard nrtn At 2Ht.A2lc.
BUFFALO.
DrTFA1o, Jan. .30.-DRHApsTrFys-FlouE inactive.
Wheat nominal. Corn dnll new &C arce and nrn !;
a3leB of few car loads on truck At 1&asoc OAts
in8l at 6+265c iva held At a a Barley quiet. AnI
holders Asktn9 $2.l for Canadian. ..
bkKrsIn fair de msnd sslea of CAT 1oads At $S,13
O. 20 tor med1nm clover; 1So bu Timothy. e15a.
f'aor1alosH-Fork and lard dull and unchanged.
DRKSkfp HoG8-hnminAl II l3-51a1s.0Q.
H1GuT1xEs-ktfRu al SEQ.