Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3560, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1862 — Page 3

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DAJXY SENTINEL

T1I1IIAV..

TnE DAILY.SEMTll'EL 0!l EARLY TRAINS.

Pork I'nrklRf In Ifcr ITeat. Tha Cincinnati Price C-rrtnt of tl. "Htl. .1..

I i:nui AUV g7 i lishe the return of hog pa( kel at imp hundred '

, -fnt.i tf hi teii tJare. ami wiiln-mt ,0...., r,., r..n

TI1F. I) A l LT STATIC ftF.XTIXKt. W wnt hy all tbe early mrrinjr epre and freight train, and delWered to ub-

arr-hera in irfit ww about the Mmr time It I di- t w'' rr,ch 500 MM), nd nv,T eveQ g beyond flkl.

return t ultti.he partial statement of tbe pack- ; ing for the season . It tr; . ' - 1

It is ttot nnbkely that ihr rmking at Chicaco ,

tr.buteJuitUUcitgr. ,Ti. enable reaJtr at. a dlatan LV.t!:C ,l .f tL 1 O'Ai had to !, fr.-m the Capital of Indiana, to ret the the d,y f '"iT"! point a matter of necessity, J fr..mUt.tlvf hcur.fft1fjf.nrrrriWttbr.ueh : f.'" "I:.r H"1- "! Sut'. (Ottumnv.) orer ;

p.per. rWUhM Wwbere. Sew, dealer and rar-ier. I CT- Iu low ;

in t anm u .itK iK-rvTtxrt . ' vieM of lard, hut in the other State the increae t' any, ry,! wilt f -w-i-- t rarinw4 of the M;iMiK4 J rfpre-cnifj I Acmtt rate. Order are ted Jl i .

larire bevojid anr r.revuitia ifenr. and thi has teen !

" " thr ca-e. though not to o Kit it an extent, in I'rofrrdlnf, off tl.e -.tnte Unimtlon. Ohio, In-im. Kentucky and Illinois. The extra e!ition of the Sttinrl, containing 1 Want of cooperage i generally complained of the proceeding of the Kh of January Convert I in Northern IUinoia nd Iowa, and hence a small tio.,, Icing eihau-tM. Lecn l in barreIi Üian "n-V" re for tlm. we have ; tj,; foMowin-are the returns from

cot!ciu:ei to pubiMh another cIitiun it larger tjt. ! Tlio of our :frieuda who deeirc to order them j

ill plen?e do o promptljr. Vrite $1 fT A umlrrd.

j C;im!ri!se CitJ

I Kiknmo . . , , , I HI IXT!

No Utter dorument can he circulated to di.-- j J'"''!!.'."!!!.'.'!".'..''!.'..".'.. Iu e tlie public . nu nd of tlie erroiieoiu iraprtM- I Mhint:ity

cion tint iinmirn!oti ppr and politician , li ive attempted to cre.ite in reirard to tliech mc H"ckf'r'

teroiije Uonvenf ion an, it ctiofi fion trie mo

m 0

mcittuom Kue no before the coutitrr. Thk I'nwtxrB or Waii There U .in mone ou imir-j"ion alnad dhmij the puhlic with rep nltot!ie m uiVier in which the officer and prl Tate of the Cotifederate army now quartered in thi city a prioueri of war tie lre.tel. We are aotired that there i no dUtinction, aa regard ratiift and II other ner-eMarie, made tetwecn the rLfn the rank at;d file and those who 1,m1 them. Adjutant Oer era I XoMe, Lieuten;it:t Colonel Kin and (Jovenior Morton show no fator to citlicr o(Ii-eri or men ttPTond wli.it tlie de mind of tiiilizel liunianitj require. General ltiK'kner, it i true, obtain hin meal from one of the principal hntei, hut then he p:r Tor them himc!f. The rr;oner. t-onfi ed fn the (tovernnietit hui!din;, l'etitiTirania e t reel, occur v room or celU built for felon. Under thft-e cireum etmce it can r.ot le inferre! that thej h ie anytiling nimie'-':iiil IuxuriouW alout them.

"Ve.terly home fixty aick r-risoner were taken to the (J) tiiii.i.Muru ou Mciviliau Ueet, now u-clastnho.pit.il. We notice I that the-e uf ferinjr nen wrre tenderly cared for by thoe who had them in charge. It was sad to see how inot of them looked. Iut, ck, from home, rHel. and pri."tier a they were, they received that attention which humane men everywhere leto-ar umii thoj'e who neei it. We are proud that the people of the North and especially of Indi maare demonstratio;; that, while they cau conquer a foe, they can, a well, be m.vuanimou.. Outraped though we have been by traitors, never will we forget the du tie of charity and kindnes when a fellow bein, come from what quarter of the country he may, require them.

Metropolitan Hall. This will be the lat opportunity to witness the play of Dot. It has been eminently successful, in fact more relished by our play-goers than any play of the e:on. The acting i superb. Tlie part of rem tingle, Culeb and Dot by Mr. Couldock, Mr. Vincent and Mi." Macarthy can not be improred. The other character, too, are all a well acted. We can not particularize, and space and time will not permit ui V go into deuil to day. We are promised another new pl.iy to morrow. Of a truth, the manager t.t crowding novelty ujn novelty. This is, beniJes, the last night but one of Mr. Couldock. I,lt mt the Indiana Wounded ffrm rort Ponelmoi recelred at raduenh, Kjr. and rrmainin In tlie Hospital Irbruarf tlMl, 1h2. William Swrling.company B, 2Cth Indlana.left temple, alight. Martin Oimer, company C,25th Indinna, right leg, flesh wound. Samuel Lund, Captaiu company K, 25th Indiana. tMph, severely. William Comers, company I, 25th Indiana, ab to men and thigh, died I9tl February. Mara Kasper, company II, 20th Indiana, leg, eererelv. P. W. Uro wn .company A, 25th Indiana, shoulder, severely. T. Lei ptx, company K, 2jüi Indiana, leg, eeTerely. PeniiH Kelly, company A, 25th Indiana, one ngcr amputated. John Olrian, ctmpany A, 25th Indiana, knee, severely. William Gray, company K, 25th Indiana, shoulder, slightly. Henry Kissinger, company H, 25tlt Indiana, back, severe. John Walter, company C, 25th Indiatia, knee, slight. John Puke, company F, 25th Indiana, shoulder, slight. U.uii I Knowlton, company K, 25th Indi.iti.t, arui broken. John Wkhter, comjiny C, 25th Indiana, arm.

Wath

Cvirutn

fijnirt . KcMMDiy. ................ ........ Fulfil Vernon Lonynot RKhawid

IruJiauapoI p Se) inulir

Itoeervfowii . . . . Frat klm Milton A iHl-r-'.n N'w'atle. WaliltrU ... r terl'urxl toiit.f..w Evht; IVrrysvtlle

tlartiu-ville. .. : .'

ireeiiCMlle. . .. . . ..... CarlMe.... New H.iriiii.ny V ............

1H0-1. 5.100 1.715 3.100 3.0 a.xro 2.4U 13.7! 2.10W 75 15.500 31.7 -1 . ?. 1 20 4.40O 4,24 3.WK) H00 3.M 2,510 H, .-fi I. Hsm 2.57

lxt-i. 10,7 5.S2S 4.000 3.lt0 3. :.'4 S.tVM 2,060 43 000 SSM 11,727 2,4."4 1977 34) 4, :ai 1Vm 42,00 4.611 10.300 8 200 8.240 3.T7H 5,470 2.1'0 2'0 T.tT-1 2oo 13.00

l.S.'O ; 3.185 w .k a

217,75. .. 2-4,9si The total return so far a heard from foot up tin follow: 161. 1M62. KeM nrk y 21S.312 134 .51 WixMiri m.OS H6.:(93 Iowt...........k 116..-.61 ll!,047 lllinoi 361.tiC9 6(10.429 Indiana 217.755 2-4,Vi Ohio..., 5.W.27S 63H.421

l,56",os;

1..6H.7

o . Increase. ..

severe.

Ptvid Hunter, company A, 524 Iiidiana, hand, ! ,,,tIH at ßi..;17c t,,r uncanvaseU and 7a7.,c for

3o,6oa

At the place yet to hear from, there were packed last e:ioii jr'T.fil'J. At many of them there will be an increase, we understand, thi rear, but at several point hi Miouri there have been none packed we presume. , . . . , Kjoi (Jinrtnnatt I'ncr Current Ff l, 26ih. -Finnnrlul and Commercial Summary for tlie l'nt Week. With little exception, the past week ha been a entinued jubilee, and buine matter, have been therefore greitly neglected. Friday was ?eut in making preparation for. ami Saturday in celebrating the birthday of Wahingtoti,' and it wa don? with an unanimity and an abandon, the likeof which wa never exceeded in this city. The Treasury Note bill 1 till '(tending in Congress; the Hotie agreed to some of the amendment. td the Senate, but disagreed to other, and the bill i now in the hand of a Committee of Conference. This slow action of the National Legislature on a matter of imperative necessity, i producing a great deal of uneasiness, and not a little indignation. The demand for money ha increased somewhat, coiequent upon the activity in the pork trade, tot all pood business paper w onxionsiy sought after at r((MU jer cent. Capital i abundant, and when the securitv i satisfactory there is no trouble in getting the money. The demand for exchange ha. been quite light, and the market ruled dull at par buying and prera.! selling rate. Gold was dull in the early part of the w eek, and further declined to 2 prem. buying and 3 prem. selling rate; but subsequently advanced 'c under . the advauce in New York, dealr askiiigH'j prem., but yesterday the new from New York put it down to 23.4(a3 prem selling rates, and 2 pi cm. buying. The influence which induced the speculative demand for the advance in the price of pork and lard, noticed in our last, continued to have the same result in the eorlj, part of the week, and and price further improved. This brought a large number of country packers into the market who were disposei to sell at the advance, nnd the result was a dampening effect. The speculative demand subsided to a great extent, und the news that Tennes.-ee h id yielded to the force of our arm, which came alout the mid He of the week; that the (Jovenior of that State had ordered the Citizen to lay down their arms and convened the Legis' "'ire to re;eal all laws which had been passeo, jconistent with the Constitution of the United States, not h iving been fully confirmed, the pressure to hell increased and the market at the doe was quite heary at $11 75(M2 for mess ork and '.s'1 i.'h: for bulk do. tl.?e being the r;ite a?ked Lard, though held firmly at "'.je lor prime, was dull and heaty, though there was a good demand from manufacturer at tijC for head and gut, and we understand that 7c was paid for the latter. llicon was offered ' pretty freely at -14 e for shoulders und 5. for sides, of which about 200 hog-heads sold.

A continued gonl demand for sugar cured

slight.

H. Brian, Company F, 25th Indiana, side, severely. H. H. Jounlan, company C, 31st Indiana, shoulder, severely. Kos Jones, company G,25th Indiana.forehead. se erely. Win. Taylor, Sergeant company It, 25th Indiana, hand, severely. Carer Stephens n, company It, 25th Indiana, leg. lightly. Franklin White, company A, 25th Indiana, leg. sliirht.

canvascd, including package. The b ui of the dem ind for provisions being the successful movement of our army into the South, and the pnstect of a general trade, from

thence as the immediate result, renders the war . news received from day to day highly important to dealer in (uk, a the matket respond to it : w ith a regularity and promptne quite remarka-1 ble. The rew received yesterday afternoon, that General IbieM, at the he id of 10 'WMI troops, ; hid taken posession of Nashville, without oppo- ; sition, and th it our flag wa floating over the'

tff"ButleV county, Kent'udf Ki foniiJil tl'2 men fr the Union .rrny, out of a ul'ng 1,'5, the largest Tote; ever at.

'Statt Hoii- thit (Joternor Harris, and St te t

Levi Thrailk ill, company A. 25th Indiana, arm. ! omial. with the reM armr, had tied to Mem-1

flI-nt- ' .his. still more unsettled the maiket; some were P. II. Dow ueu, company A, 25th Iadiana, hand, j dispo-ed to sell, w hi! others felt otherwise, slight. ! The new we putdish in another part of our paiff IT ? .1-.1. l i: ..... I ' . '

li. iiJims, company .v, .uu inuiana, wrii. : we jj,, (,, to ,;ne a vtTT m keil mttUMartin James, company G, 11th Indiana, hand, , eme v?,m t1ie n,.,rket. ituücating.'a it does, that I slightly. I tie ;ir,0,t crop of pork ever narked in tlo conn- I

.viaunew name, company a. ui inuiana. , . .. h:, hftn pked Hie pieseilt C;ls,n; tor llfi

. . . . ... , ......

brr.nt. Hellt

Joseph Krouse, company P, 25th Indiana, arm, slight. I.ldf ff InillanaUaundrdat t'ort Inrlonnu In Ilowpital at Cincinnati William N. Young, comtwny H. Jesse Welle, compnny H. Oliver Lt;e!len, comp.uiy H. John W. Cox. company II. Thomas Mitchell, company H. A. C. Mioily, company H. Paniel Keck, company H. Samuel Waring, company C. W. W. Wright, company P. H. H. Kiston, conip:;iv (J. I J. Clark, company (. A. K. CiKhngtou, company G. John Heiztesaker, company It. Cuttis Thottiberg. company H. John Tullhart, company H Jiseph Stewart, ctmpany P. Wilhatn Hutlcr, company P. Sairuel Hotter, etimpany A. Pat id Young, company A. Pavid Liten, com (Kin K. Tht above are all of t!ie 36th Indivna.

.hihn M'ulesitt. company C, 11th Indiana. (e, r-e W. Wright, eomixinv H. 2-T1 Indi

t-wdim Holers, comjutnv P, 11th Ii.diaua Alex rvclfield.companv A. 11th Indiana.

tin w il.ller. tonitiiT I. lltb Indiana

" I

take into ac count the incre a.-e in the shipments to ! the Kastern citie. the t.Ui! increase w ill not be

j less than h ill' a million hogs, not including the i

! increase in the weight, which will not be less than 5 per cent. 1 The demand lor flour ha been td and price

i advance! to i 50 or I 55 for supei fine, but the ;

m nket clol dull and heavy.

Wheit advance! to idtl for real, nnd 1 05. 1 10 for w hite, but closed li.ll. Corn remains steady, and has been in good demand at 30c.

Oaf dull at 2-0.r2"l:.e. Harle advaiu-e-J to72(.i75c lor fill, with a j

speculative demand, and ch'-ed firm, live 52i53c, and in good demand.

Whi'kv 'fluctuated l.ircelv, hiving went up to!

l"c and bck to 17c, closing firm, however. ( j In the grocery market there is but a limited j 'jobbing busii.cs doing. Sugar is lAi '..c lower. Mol .s. i selling in the small wy at 2c. j j Coffee is held more firmly under the jojvicefrom I j New York, but the demanJ continues lim.te!.

t?TTI.e&3-l Indi ma. Col. Walter Q. Ore-ham. now - nutnheti oveff 100 njeni Th'rement i rnw in this city, ordere! here to puirl ('risorers.

SPECIAL NOTICCS. :AUTioj.

"Pa? a.af ktl a (a'.t f tiuitadoas rep-TKtted to U Lb 1

am at DROW8 BUJNCHULTKdCIIE9,M wbicb are ta cmt cases roduerfv tf potir lrury. 4 ifany dca'.cr

will recatjiinerid Ir.farior prejtaratiou aud priced ,

arflrfea, af?rd)f more prr.t to Tbemrlrr Ak for and Y

iiRTAl r.nlv "RI;flWX'5 RkONTHt lb TP.rlir

3y " " " whira by le,rtn-aha.Koed their Talue.taTir.if employe.! yesterday throughout the c.ty scrap.ng , rrcr)Tf.d Mnc:in cf Phriciin rnerally, and teitlDiut ' Goitl! J Cmt0eii!abl .Snbird.e!j 'j' ' L iaonUl f-otn rn;nent ni'n thrcirbout the country. I f : a- . - j I j ' j f5KoW5. rr.ONTI'ilAL; T-V'HES. when atJewrd to tT'Gfn. Ltov.l Tiihman, a rebel ofTicer. ar- di-M.Ut 4wtU ia rwi kwJtb, hate a ulrect iaaoce to

rived in the city te-terdiy on hi w ay to F.rt j thefTe-ied j.arr: the !taftv end oothlD effect to the Lifavette. Col. "iiichml P. CutU. V. S. A J airu hnin f!ie wln.5j.ipe Into the Hr'H.cliiiallsrIul-

with a Sergeant' gu tnl. had him in charge

fT A plendid 3Iorgu Lioni.iu horse, sent j

ra.iry Irr'jUU-o and relief in Coach. C.U, and j

tbe r rioii Tbrot afTectionato wbicb public peakera and

febll-cllyGJ

from Western Virginia, may be seen nl the staWci ol Oliver W. Johnson, oa Pearl street, by all who have any curiosity alxiut tlie noble aniro tl saniameiT trie it.ilCn. Hi ftau-is oh fjor feei.ntd wijh.hishee em kickViW of light, ni-ig. (Jmji Pin. We were informell yesterday bv Mrs. Kitchen and Mrs. Tarkington, two noble hearted women, that the ladies of the Second Ward have already made ninetr-three bed ticks 0 for the use of the rebel prisoners. Peel like theem-y justly be reganled as true charity. By such acts thee good SuniriUm are heaping coal of fire upon the head of our adversaries. t f m ....... Towliso Saloon asd Gtmjs asicm Mr. T. C. Wright, the accomjlished proprietor of the sp'end'ul Uow ling Siloon on Georgia street, betwecti Illinois jm1 Meridian, h u recently refittel his establishment m igmfiiently, and he cordially invite all citizens and strangers in the. city, to visit it. MrWright.will Law them every rourtesy, and for an liour or two'si recreation we do not know of a more agreeable place of public resort in the city. 25-4t

ana.

The- toldier are ., the ho.piUl revet.tW fittol

up n the corner of Fourth and Hammond streets, whe.e every attenü-it i (kl th,u, ,1 they are rendered as Comlortable as pible.

X3j Pr. Pavton, of South Dend, has been

m.tl Henry tUon.tbe accomplished hetiff i elected Trustee of the State Uuiversity, in the

Il?t Tennessee, Col. Ferguson Company A.j

51; company H, (K: comjmny C. 3?; conquny P, ;

43; company r , o; company i.f Total uumUt of prusoners, 712.

of the Su(.reme Court, ajearel on the treeu

place of Dr. Humphries, of the same place, who

v'erdayhiau entire new suit of clothe.. V has taken a (Kitiou in the army. Pr. Pay ton c..n;'r.tulate the public. j ,wre Ul4ti( March. 1V.

PUBLIC 3STOTICE. TO.tlLnKOI V 'X, lrna:Kit, to. Is i:t ItailiinKton street, Have hern appo'iitc! agrnts for the Kile of It It A I i: ' S XV " I L A (i O i TltK WOXDEKtX'L GRAMTLI J, for the care of Coofrb, Odds, Sore Tlri-at, Ilronchitis, Wbeezlcir, 'rritatjoo of the t'vula and Toiiil, and lHe-e of the Hincn. 8td in Urpe boxes. 35 ct., 51 erfand f I eacb. nlMiwly cAriDlPT??IiEV." E. Will T TEN WILL BE A

1 Candidate for Trustee of Center TownMr, at the ap

proaching April election, auhject to tbe vwtra of the people. . f'bl-lte

ATTORNEYS.

A Max Si-RiofstT WoiMiED --Night before last Mr. James O'Couner, au inoflcnsiv e citizen, ftanding in the vicinity of the corner of New Jer sey and Washington streets, was fired ii(oii by some unknown (arsons and seriously wounded in the head. There is, so far as we can ascertain, no clue to the (erpetr.itors of this deed. Mr. O'Coimöf, we upJeruiid, ii IriirglTo a very crilical state, but there are hopes of his recovery. m Jf" Cajdain William N. Walker, a gallant soldier of the 25'h Indiana, w ho was in the hot

test of the light at Fort Ponelsou, arrived in tl e j city a day or two ago with his company guarding J prisoners. The brave Captain speaks in the j highest terms of the manner in which the unfot-,

tunate met under his cjiargtv were, received by ouf'citlzeni. ,Not an insult was offered oy any one.' This was In' striking contrast to what.had occurred at certain places on the route hither. Captain Walker w ith his command will leave, we understand, for his reg'ment to morrow. Indiana Hkimiits The sixteenth volume of these Keports, w hich ought to have been issued in November last, has. not been received bv members ot bar In thiscity. There i. a good deal of inquiry for this volume. , Mr. ; Harrison, the Rejxirter for the Supreme Court, is an ahie and indefatigable gentleman, but perhaps in this particular m itter he has been somewhat negligent or dilatory. It is hih time hi book was in the hands of the profession. The lawyers have their clients and the public to serve, and ought to have the law before them. . ''' '

BKXJAMIX UARRfSOX. - WILLIAM P.FISHBACK, Late of Wallace t lUrrUon. Late of Conner A fuhback. ..HARRISON & FISHBACK, ATTOiUSreYS JUT IaA.W, OFFICK, NO. 2 EAST WASHINGTON ST., (Over Mun.on k Jubnstoo Stove Store,) t . . ; , lWAKArl.li,ilIAA,. . rpiIE UXDERSKSNEU HAVING ASSOCIATED I themselves together in the practice of the law, will atieud to all legal luie entrusted to their care in tbe

i State and Federal Court. I1KNJAMIX II UMSON.

WILLIAM P. USHHACK. lX--enlr 11, 1j61. Henry M. Scott, Notary Puhlic, will take acknowledgments of flVed. Ac. it the ahove olltce, decl2-d3m

MEDICAL

'. The REBFLTnisONtus. (Jovenior Morton has given the rebel prisoners confined at Camp Morton the privilege of writing to their friends, but under the supervision of the officers in charge of them. As many of them are out of funds, or have only Confederate scrip, donations of postage stamps are olicited, which, with newspapers, books, pamphlets, ic., may be sent to the chaplain of the 60th regiment Indiana volunteers, the Her. Mr. Runcie at Camp Morton. No presents of any description are allowed to ihe prisoners, unles they pass through the hands of the officers of the camp. t t - Armt Contracts The following contracts were awarded yesterday for furnishing subsistence stores to tmops and prisoners of w ar at this place by Major C. L. Kilburn. 0. S. IT. S. A.: To Henry Schwein Fresh beef, JVc per lb., ami mess beef $.12 per brl. To Mills, Alton! k Co. Itice, 730 ler Ib.; molasses, .'Ibc per gal. To Thexlore Hudnutt Hominy, $1 17 per 100 lb. To M. Fitzgibbon & Co. Rio coflee,19 75 100 per Ib.; coffee, roasted, not ground, 25c. To A. k H. S hnull Mess pork, $12 b per brl.; bacon sides, I?4'c per lb.; bacon shoulders, 514c per lb.; flour, extra, $1 55 per brl.; black ei, 52c per lo.; green let, fc per lb.

ml Slight Co? fit J0ciLrt:tijcjci&cn.ein. m cr. gfaC . jfhtcut, Z ivhich rnirfhd he checked tat with a simple remedy,

f neglected, often terminates serizudy. , Fe:c , txre. , auxxre of the . impcrtarce cf 4. ztoppir.g- a cjuqJl . er . flLßU faLcL in its first stage ; that ivnich in the leginrdng would yield to a mild remedy, if net attended to, soon rv attacks the lungs. ; ' $.taujjil s.. iLGrLcJiLcLLj3rtcich.es. were first introduced eleven years agz.It has been proved that they are the beet article befcre the public, fcr cjllclIls., altls, J.cjicLLlLa, , m fästLniai ftfatcLtfill, the Hacking w Cough in. CLfL&umilLctn, and numerous affections cf the f3 I it oat, 0$ giving immediate relief. 5 Public Speakers SC Singers wxVL find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice.' Bold by all (3ruggists and (Dealers in, Jdedicine, at 25 cents per box.

What is Life Without Health ?

A Cold is annoylr p. A Cough 1 troublesome. Hoarseness prevent speech. ore Throats are painful. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO Is pleasant to take, and t-oon eftVct a cure. 25 cent a box, at all the Drug Stores.

UKANDK'S HKAXDE'S HHANDK'S HHANDK'S

TUSSILAGO CFItKS Ct)l(UtS. TUSSILAGO CURES ('t)LDS. tussila(;o CURES HOARSENESS. TUSSILAGO CURES SORE THROAT.

ODE TO IIItAmK TI'SMIiACiO. WON 1 )E Rl TL C. R A N t'LKS. . Oh! where can I find theui. To the Dnitf Store (to quick, I will speedily try them; t have a had Couh, And 1 wl-h to be Hire To have the liest remedy That will very soon cure. Tj 25 cents per box, at all the Drug Stores. ODi: TO VOM)l Itf t I. ldt M LE. Coughs and Cold will fro away, Sometimes in a single day. If to the Druir Store you will go And get supplied with TuiUt;t; You can use it freely a you plee, It never fails to fdve you ease. Those (iranuh-s wonderful nre. I'm mre, - ' For they peedity effect a lastinp cure. Jgjjy1 23 cMits per box, "at all Drug Stores.

inPOKTAM TO L ADII' S.

McLean Fmale Institi tc The following) R JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARD OF persons at present compose the faculty of this In ! ß twenty year h ted hi prof.-sional timexcln- . . ... ' - " ... ! sivelv to the treat ner.t of female Difficulties stitute and it presents an an arrav of names, which ' ,nd havintr icceeJ 1 in h.uandor cae In restoring must commend the seminary to all w ho desire ! the to sound health, ha nowentire confidence in

curling MH'in.ij lll

the thorough eilucation of their daughters. Some change will probably be mule in the faculty, at the close of the present scholastic year. Rev. Charles Sturdevant, A. M., President. Charles N Todd, A. M. Professor of Chemistry, (reek and Lit in. Möns. (.lerard Manr, Infessor of French lan

guage

Miss Sturm, Teacher of German language.

of Fainting in Oil and Water Colors.

ea.e.

JgÖy Thee pl!N are perfectly härmte cn the const!

"fmreat .tin er lean ilemedy," DR. HARVEY'S CHRONO-THERMAL FEMALE PILLS

i Which have never yet failed (when the din-rtions bavt

I teen strictly followed, in removing difficulties arising;

j from ! OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPFAWE OK NATURE, j Or Sn restoring thesy.-tem to perfect health, w hen suffering 1 from Spinal Affection. Prlapsu, Uteri, the Whites, or ! other wealrtie.s 'f the Uterine Organs. Also, in all casei

eiv ! of U hilitv or Nervous Prostration; Hrstenc. Falnita

Mis Sarah Starling, Teacher of Draw ing and : tions, Ac, which are the forerunner ol more erioudi.

TELCCRAPHIIC. Imrrnrp at racial t rm tum Pan 1 rran iuiiil. 4 mm m -- 1 m - o---1 oon Report. -

j Mr. Ten Kyck said there wa preat aversion at j

I the orth to hiving large me of free ngroe . kw . . a

turi.ci loose among them, nor cou;d they be allow ed to run at Urge io th South. Mr. Sumner entirely agree! with the Senator from Kansas, Mr. Pomeroy, to objecting u any recognition, of tb fugitiT Ure law, which he thought bad never had authority in tba Constitution. He tnoTed to mike a Terbul amendment t obriate all suspicion of anything of that kind. The amendment was adopted. On motion of Mr. Powell, futther consideralion wa postponed nntil t'i morrow. Ou motion of Mr. Sumner, the Setate went into executive session, and subsequently adjourned. Wamusgtox, February 2t. SKN ATE. Messrs Do.little aivl Sumner pre sented petitions for emancipation Mr. McDoug-tl, from the spe-ial committee, rer.'rtel a bill for the establish rnfbt of a railroad and a telegraph line from the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean. On motion of Mr. Wade Ihe bill for the occupation and cultivation of cottou lattda wa taken

rrom Uabliiton

Wahuoto?i, Feb. 6. The Navry Depart- J

me: it lo tiar reveivod he lull owisg, dated Curo, Ilon.Gtirou W'tlltt.Seerttarjf of the A'ary: Lieut. Commanding Gwynn. wiili the gunboat Tvler, h jut airive! Irom Tenneee, Missi. sin;.i and Alabarai, and reports the Union sentiment iu South Tennessee and North Alabama err strong. I phall send him hick to-dir, and he will call for a regiment at Fort Henry'to accompany th gun!ot. wlrch will aid the loyal people of th Sute Suite to raise a Unon force within their brdera. (S gned) A. H. F00TE, Flag Officer CommaDdin.

Tlie only amendment made to the United t State note bill by the committee of conference ! at their second meeiing to-day is of an impott- ' ant character, namely, to rei-eive die fifty million

of demand notes heretotore authonze! in par-1 r. t.. t-..i. .l.. . . v .1

. i,- , , 1 . , . 1 1 iMi ir. lwoiaiie uiou"tu u a nueuon wueiaer tne meat of doües on imported goods whd .Kurtl Gorprnmenl ,houM hlt rai5 ngrotton and at-

from these uch du tie are to be paid in coin.

The iTesident has approved the fortification',

uui; it 19, viiciciuic, - 1 .. t . 1 . 1 t r . " I

ivotn ilOUes jevreruay nrcr-.i to tnc rvon 01 the committee of conference on the Tie tsurv

note bill. It retains the provision that the note . . . . . 1 1 t . . .

De reueetnanie in nve years or payauie in mmn

J -li- . r f I ;

I auic rciui .'ii. t invr 11 hc .yv.. Mr. Doolittle said he had not. He confessed

tempt to run plantations. He thought it would

a very dithcult experiment in a pecuniary

enne. It tnere was a proposition to ieae tne lands he should not object.

Mr. Wade said he did not suppose the bill

would realize any great sum of nvuiey, but theie

years, at the pleasure of the Government. It also ! " Vl "" o.nuoun. ...u uic LL .b;J 00 ;.r.rt ,,,vt.u t,, ! slave lelt at large and somethtng must be done

Ld bond, It sfrikes out the pledges of public j TtlXZ land. t Mr. Doolittle thought that if coramiiorers The communication from the Kassian Govern-1 nij bceil ?ent down to Port Royal to see the meuton the subject of the Trent affair was com- j elephant we had in our hands, we might have rmunicHted to the Senate to day. It wa chamc- j ceived a gTe;it tied ot information.

terued by the strongest feelings ol tncndlup lor Ir. Wade asked if he Doolittle) had read the

tne l 11 ueo siaies. A special to the Tribu ne says:

Several davs have passed since a gun has been 1 to i.mr. -mc. m. t). nf.wv-t

fired from the reM batterie on the low er Poto- i Mr. tje if the war could be prosecuted mac, although .everal vessels havo nailed by j t a successful issue without hurting am body, he them. j wouhl be glad of it, but he did not think thu was Although the rebel cannon seem to be in their ; A fact. places it is doubted whether they be not blacken- j He'thought there was great force in the reed log nnd whether the rebel gunners have uot nrk of the Senator from Ma rhu sett that lelt the bank of the Potomac. J ti,e ?eeti time was ujiou them It Ts a fact that Two Whitworth guns rt-ithed Gen. Hooker the seed time is upon us, and if we do not lake on yesterday und will be useai to ascertain the ; adv antage of it. we nur be obliged to iay, the true facts ot the case 1 eUmmcr is past, the harvest is ended, and w e are Tlie Times' special says: - ' not saved. Gen. McClellm received a dispatch an hour! ir. Foster thought the bill was drawn expressr i- .i.-M- . : :. . . .1... . ..., . . . . '

Biuce iroui me. n c.. roiunuinig wic:n.pvr. ui 11, v to Mve pninertv and not deMrov it; to trotect

auviwe, I ennesee, 1 laneu oy uen. iuen; it from mtn' to pi

nrmv, and siaung mat tuercoeis uaveianen oaci. i

on Murfieeljirouh, about thirty miles back of Nashville.

The judgment of the court martial in the case

The Concre of tbw United Uae, after do eouider?ion, hs declirI to adnpt any nieatirm to further a nviioual rrpreeiittioti of our work of iddaary. lnriU9w od art at th aforwrftetili mti exh b t oa. The authority f the Coa nii..or.er. has therefore ceased, - Tbey ha a4iriaed the Co tarn'. ?orer appointed by the British OoTenjment that therw w'.ll t no fecenl pxrJry ipitioa on tht pnrt of the ritten of this eouauy on that occasion, but they have tb "u,bt it not ico prcre'' t the Mme rime to rcxtu me 1 to the consideration cf the Royal Comm'aaionera ach . wrks f industry arvj art he receited th authentication of the commit on and may to a limited extent lie prr-nte-I for exhibition through indiv idual eiertion. (Signel) W. II. SiwAin. A peHal to the To ar. : New rtittl route are to" b peeiLly opened bi Tennesis. mnt Kentucky. The Senate Wli auihiriimg the Secret tt of tl;e Trf t. ury lo iue cettincate o! Itlefrtelr.et to t-OTemment eieitituia bnn aerrmtit -harw -been audited, and will pmbaMy pM the Houe The undericne'l give notice to the public that the militarr reHt. er tle teieraTS taken by ! order of the President will mke no chvnre what-' ever in the conJuct of socul, private and commercial business by telerapli. The line and business remain in the hands of telegraph officer duly authorired by the War Department. "Signed- K.3.SA.roD, President American Telegraph Company. The Senate ped the bill fixing tbe number of members of the Hone at 241 . The ce of Mr. Starke taVca cp. Mr. Sumner ejoke at length against the adaiuMtiow of Mr. Starke.

of Col. Jus. Kei rigan h;ts been ppröved by Gen.

McCIellati, and a genenl order issueil carrying ti into ellect. The ciurt lid not find Keirigan guilty of trea ton but of inelliciency aud ol conduct unbecoming nn tifticer in the gross neglect of his military luty as munilested in the disorganized and disgraceful conduct of his regiment. Kerrigan was adjudged to be dismissed from the service. The World' dispatch says: The indications in the Senate to' day are clearly In favor of the immediate passage of Senator Trumbuirs confiscation bill, with an amendment

provide ror Uiose wno are in a

perishing condition, and furnish them speedy re

lief. The morning hour having eipired, the bill fixing the number of members of the Hou.e was taken up. Col h titer's auiendmeut was adopted, and the bill p ed. - The Stark case wrJ then taken op, and a long discussion ensued. Mr. Sunnier sjke strouly against his adiuis. sim, charging hitn with Iis loyalty, and saving it would be perjury for him (Starke) to take the oath. Mr. Davis thought the Senate had all the evidence before them. He contended that the Sen ate could not exclude for mere opinion, there must be tome overt act. What ia disloyalty! That is the question. The majority of the pe p!e think the Senator from Mu.wiclm. etu disloyal.

He could take the resolution offne! bv the Sena-

freeing all slaves of rebels. Senator Powell will deliver a speech to-morrow

against ti e bill and take occasion to explain his t(ir fmrri f ss chuptf nd t.rove him" dUloral

Senator, it being intimated j ns iie ent!emaii from Oregon. Indeed that was

with his holding

pie -cut position as a

that his view are inconsistent

his seat at the present time.

Ti e House Judiciary Committee are nearly : agreed on a confiscation bill but may possibly

await the iiction of the senate. The tremendous gale that commenced so furiously on Monday night has dried up the mud and prepared .olid ground fr our soldier to march over. Already a wonderful change has taken place nnd the soldiers arc becoming con fcdeni that they are to move at last. Washington, Feb. 2ti The President has approve of trie United States note law, it is therefoie a law.

From Kortre ."rlonroe. Fohtr ess Monroe, Feb. 23. The steamer S. R. Soaulding arrived here this afternoon, having left Roanoke Island the day before, no newH by her. - . . We learn of the failure of the attempt to lay the telegraph cable across the bay on the day that the Hobo ken sailed. , - Sixteen miles of the cable w ere laid in the most successful manner, when operations stopped for the night. On ves.terd.iy the Hoboken was occupied in taking soundings, when a severe pale ot wind which sprung up on that day struck her. About noon her steam pipe broke soon afterward and she been me uu manageable, drifting upon Cape Henry, when she went nhore and broke in two pieces last night. She is a total loss. All hands saved. The rem linder of the cable, about fifteen miles, was destroyed before it was abandoned. About an equal quantity is laid in the bay and end is bound up. The gunboat R. 11. Forbes was seen by the Spaulding ashore near Nag's Head this morning. White flags were displayed on all the house3 in the vicinity. Major J. T. Sawyer arrived at Norftdk yesterday, having left Klizabeth City on Sunday, at 12 M. He represent everything quiet in that locality. He says the entire Federal fleet left the water of the Pasquatuck 011 Saturday morning, but that two of them returned in the evening. He also Utes that but few of tlie inhabitants remaine! in the (dace. The Wilmington papers of yesterday say that five or six federal gunboats have entered the Roanoke rivet.

n:s view 11 me relative state 01 tue case. Tlie Senator from Massachusetts had better be ware what principles he advocate 1, or he may be brought to submit to them himself. Mr. Wilmot anid disloyally might be defined as unfaithfulness to the country and Government bv assertions and sympathy aside from an overt act. If a person is disloyal he certainly should not be entitled to a sett. He thought now was the proper time to settle the question. Mr. Carlisle spoke at length. He aiid the Senate had no power to exclude a person sent with proper qualifications from a State. There might be different views as to w ho was disloyal. Mr. Starke's case was not concluded when the Senate adjourned. HOUSE. Mr. Voorhees, of Indiana, asked leave to offer a reKlution tendering the thanks of Congress to Major General MeClellan. Mr. Lovejoy, of Illinoi., objected. Tbe resolution commends the sentiments ami policy avowed in Gen. Halleck's General Order of February 23d, already published, as eminently w ise and (Kttriotic, and in strict conformity to the Constitution, and that the war should be conducted in accordance with the Cime, and that the thanks of Congress are tendered to General Halleck for said order, and also for his military achievements as commander of the Department of Missouri. Mr Van Wyck, aldresing the Speaker, announced his desire to be excused from serving as Chairman of the Committee on Government Contracts. Some weeks since, I informed my colleagae that I should resign my place entirely on the Committee, so that another could le appointed, but thev insisted that I should continue on the Committee as one of its members, devoting such time in it service a I could spare. Recollecting the sentiments of warm and generous friendship so often manifested on their part toward me, I do not feel at liberty to disregard their wish.

! The Committee has vet much to do, although the

unflinching integrity and untir'.ng watchfulnesa I

of Secretary Stanton relieves it of many of its cares. I would also ak to be excuse! from .erring ns Chairman of the Committee on Revolutionary Pensions. A long debate ensued in the Virginia contested election cae of Mr. Upton. Mr.Van Wyck offered the follow ing resolution, which was adopted:

Retolmi, That the Committee on Government i contracts be directed to inquire into the amount of money received by the Federal officer: also, as to the ownership and rents of the bonded ware- 1

houses; also, the term, conidera lions and profits 1

Tennfee lexva. Si. Louis. Feb. 2'i A Foil Donelsoo dispatch to the Democrat of jesterday says: A boat from Clark ville reports the evacuation of Nashville.

1 he I niot. cit.mis of that place sent a boat to of , ,a eontraclflf pemr onlew. contracta

for storing, hauling, de'ivenug, A.c., foreign goods

t;. V I r:M,l.rlo-. r, f P'lm.n tution and may te taken hy the raot delicate fem.ile with-

a - . a 4 v 'iii - v v. v a a .7 a iavv'Vi' - . .11 a ' . .....I: Ika . wa f irti-t flia aif I k a ai rh a rm l

Mil VHUII'K Ulljr- "V lUC a tiuiv iiivj v m v u 1 111 i

Miss M. Helen Whiting, ami Mis.- M irv Wanlell. by Mrrr.theninx, invirftMng n. rtorinjr tbnjMm j

Teicher of Department

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Ti g. I 1 . .1 1 i- t to a .eaitnrcoiiaii.ion.anu vy orumwi jh ir iimihiuit either ot (.eneral Ltteriture 111 the Lnglish : Z'i " :...JJ:'..i..i... :., from i..t n,i

( 1 1 ivu niiu i.-i..... - - - ..... f 1 r.l. ..i.. t..t .. rio TtkfV whiiiilit Vi.'tn .r 11it I

i . - . A. . 1. t1.ro ... fun. m..tifVi i.f T.r i-r. Tw-t-

P.olV or Charle Krummer and Mis Clara M. .h.. n r. at tnr otber time, as ciirarriaee would l,e

ClMi ksville w hich tow ed one vf our villi IjoaU for their protection. - The rebels with Governor Harris retreatel to M u r I'reesborou gl 1 . Gov. Harri burnt all the State document! before leaving. Geii. Gnnt declareil martial law over West Tennessee, with the understanding that when a sufficient number of the citizens of the Sute re turn to their allegiance and show a desire to mainUin law and order over the territory all military restrictions will be withdrawn. Postal facilities are extended to Clarkavilleand the mail bags w ill follow the Hag.

Sf 11 ntoi' t ti t Tii.i-r lit" m'1 and t n t rn tu. r t -i t I t.e result.

-.".v. ..., ..'v..vtv. wu. n..'. ...... mi... hu . . inM

r.arn nn cot.iams '. 1 ins.

music. James Anderson," Steward. Mrs. H. Anderson. Housekeeper. WANTED

WANTS." "KOI SAU-:," "KOk KENT," "LOST FoUN D," "BOARUtNti," Ai. Advertisement, coming under these headings, uot exceed in p live line. ,wi!lbe iertedoncefoT.bcetts. .

Price 11, and wnen de-

li?Iit Dipntclics.

.iredwill .be cnt hy mail, pre-paid by any advertised

Acent, ou receipt d tbe money. Sold by Droits' generally. J. BRYAN, Richeter. New York, General Aeent. ft5f TOM LIN. sc) N A Oil, Agent for Indianapolis. Jull-dJLw'l

com: iii:io.f Al

io the city of New York; also, when the contracts

were m ole, by whom, and who are now interested ; in the same. The Chairman ruled that as to tlie chairman- . ship from which the gentleman asked to be ex- , cused from serving, that was a question for the , committee to determine. ! The House concurred in the Senate bill fixing the numlser of Representative at two hundred; and fort) one, under the census of If GO, and add- j el Representatives for Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ken- j tiickr, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Virginia and .

Rhode Island. Adjourned

"17ANTFD T THIS OFFICK A an apt rrntice to learn the prii.tinir business, a bor tt-twe.11 14 and

! ears f atfe.

tions

h'llety. None other need apply

Icw Medical Iiwcorry. For the speei'y and permanent cure of G0N0KRHKA, fiLFFT, URFT Ff Ab Dt SCHART! ES, SKMIXAL WKAKNKSS, NIGHTLY KMISSIONS, 1NCONT1N A NCK. O KN I I A L I H KIT A Bl LIT Y,

ears ..face. He must brine th best recimenda- Qrmvt ,Strictare,nd Aßections of the KUneyünd Bladder nsareiards his capability, habits of industry and: which La been used by upw ard of one

111

ed immeiiatfly. Apply at No. 24 Virainfa Av

enue.

,7ATfcl WKT NUKSF- A ol Wet Nurwaijt-

i Irmina Av fehlT-ltf

T ANTFD CITY ORlKRS At the highest market rates by WM. Y. WII.KT, ictll-d.tm No. 10 1, F. Washington treet.

We are indebted to Lieutenant Vajen, the

j Actine liiiartermister, for the following company j Iits tif the rebel prisoners at Sample Rarracks, 1 Lifavette. The list is exclusive of non-commis- i ; sioned otlicers: ! j '& Tennessee, C1. CcK.kCompmv A, 4-; i

company B, -II; company C. 41; company D. '

T A NT K I O U N TT ORDFKS At the hishest mar

ket rato, by WM. Y. WILEY. No-N E. Washln(rt ntreet.

MUSIC.

J.dm Wanernacker, romranv I, llth Indiana. ; 57; company K. 41; company F, 5.1; company G, Martin Uli vr,ciD.pauy C, -jöth Indiana. 47; company H, tl; couipänv I, 57; company .lame . K..rtson, cou.ji,t l.Sith Indiana, j K, Ii. "

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IN THEIR FR1VATE PRACTICE, WITH ENTIRE 5TC- i CtisS, Bpersedhu CutHfb,( paiba, CapMil. or auy Hh er compound hitherto known. " I BFXIS SPECIFIC PILLS Are Peedy in action, often effecting a cure in a few- day, ' and when a cure ia ejected H i permanent. They are i prepared frcm vegetable extracts that are Lannles od j tbe system and never naneate th tamacb, wr irapref- j nate the breath; and n-in: nr-coated, ail naueou tate Is avoided. Ne chantre cf d,et it necessary whj : umir them: nor doe their action interfere with buaineaa j pursuit. Eacb box contain a sta Aor Fill. ! TRICE ONE DOLLAR, !

And will be ent by wafl, po-rai by any adver-ed Arent, on receipt af Ike money, hold by hrar ritt generally. None genuine without bit sirnature on the wrapper. . - J. BETAS, RarWtrter, N. Y General Agent. T0XL1NS0N k COX, Aren for ladianapo! JkljU-dAw'

PIA IVOS ! PI AXON!

C II F. A FF R AND BETTER INSTRUMENTS than were ever 'mrA in thi market. Kr ar-

ranurment with Eastern "ruuo

manufacturer are urh that I can furnUh all orders IS per cent.

cheaper than any dealer in the West, and I warrant them I uperior instrum nt. Onlv for cash. 1 Call and see at Mer W IL Talbott A Co'i Jewelry j Store, No. 34 W ahinton Mreet. , riANoS. MF.LODFONS, ORGANS, G ITT AR., VIOLINS,

AtV'OkDEON, Ac, TU tD AND KLrAIKLD. " can be aured that they now have a better opportunity t W . aip,;' .

than they reoeraKy meet witb to Iae tneir intrumeni , . , T,,A . . . '

PATENTS.

P A T E IT T S

putlo perfect frfdtr.

.tIySI-11r '1

H. SCttONACKKR.

1 c. Aaareaa

ttwTlS-dljr

AMtW BR0A.DNAX.

Tatent Attorney. Wabntie4i. D. C.

Washisotos, Feb. !5. SENATE Yesterday Mr. Trumbull said it had been se:t!ed by the Supreme Court that CouXre has the power to pass a confiscation bill; that the (overnment has the riht to take persons who ui iv le txnind by contract, or t-ike a child eveu and draft into the service of the Government the master can not hold the slave by any stit nger tenure. , - Mr. Pomeroy objected to the third section, which provide for colonization. He thought we could not afford to fend out of the country the laboring men. and producers, and if insisted upon he should move to amend by. providing for the colonization of the slaveholders, who are dangerous to the country and whose loss would not be felt. Mr. Willey wanted to know where there was any constitutional power fcr the , President for colonizing negroes. He was willing to co operate in the most stringent measure for the confiscation of property, but bad the Senator from Uli nois counted the immense coet of the scheme of colonization. It would cost 500 a heid to colonize and keep ignorant aUres. ...... Mr. Pomeroy siid his amendment would abate that as there would be only a few ilavebokiers to colonize. 3Ir. Willey proposed t) hang all such traitors, and thus save tlie expense of .transportation. Applause in the galleriea, which waa checked br tlie Chair. By consent Mr. Fe-senden introduced a biiiautliorizing the SecreUry of the Treasury to Issue to public creditors ciitificates 1. for the whole amount of that debt in certificates of not lesa than $1,000, payable iu one year, or earlier, at the option of the Government, bearing six per cent, interest. On motion of Mr. Fessenden, the bill was taken up and passed. Tire Senate resumed the conkleration of the confiscation bill.

- niaari Mews.. Kansas City, Feb. liC. A skirmish occurred at Independence ou the lth between a detach -merit ot Ohio caTalry and a band of rebels, headed by Parker. The rebels were routed with a los of three killed, several wouuded and sev eral taken priv oners. A quantity of arms wan also captured. The Föderal loss was one killed and three wounded. The Santa Fe mail with dates to the 10th has arrived. Sibley's promotion did not have the deired effect. Instead of rallying men to his standard it has strentheoel the. Union army by at least two regiments, and placed nearly all the citizens under arms. - Great enthusiasm trerails in the counties of Bernadilh, Venicia, Socarro and iu the upper counties. The militia hu turned out in large numbers. Advices from Fori Craig are to tlie 7th alt. The Tenns uuder S.bley were at Fort Thome, fifty miles from Fort Craig, advancing 00 the latter place. Their supplies were scarce, their transportation poor and tbeir only alternative was to fight or starve to death. Our force, are anxious for a battle, hive every advantage and are confident of ucce, provided there be no treacherr. t A grand pontificial mass meeting waa held in all the ehnrcbe hrthe -Territory on tbe 10th to pray for the souli of Catholic kil'led. ia battle.

' . front U'aahlnftan. Wamunotox, February 26. The following notice to the public has just been published: . Washixgtos. Feb. 24. Tbe undersigned, in behalf of the CommUaioDer appoluted by the President to represent the interest of such American citizen aa might desire to appear at the Exhibit ion of the Industry of all Nattons.to beheld in tlie city of London during tbe present year, submit the following aUtement:

t ram ."ew 'ark New York. Febr. 25 Commander String, ham ist be preented on Thurdy eveninr with an elegant aworJ by a committee of the citixena of Ilrvoklyn, Unitd Sute Trenry note are 30 j-r cent, premium at Richmond

.Died.' V Daytox, Fetj. 2r. Dtniel Bickrl. Cashier o( the Dayton Dink, died iu this city thia monbiuc after a aliort itlnes. I : HcOMM EnCI AL.

;f raLtiairM. Nv Vork yiairkel Naw Vota, I rhruary Zt Flour continue he-ivy with onfyw limited loeU ne- loing in Inune conrrBptU-ii; mle at $5 45 (ii for au;itit.e State; $j 705 NJ for extra Slate; $5 4jr.5 i') lor sujttine We-tern; $5 70 (ti.& bo tor common to medium catra Wel ern; ljf?G 0." for shippinc brand extra round hoop Ohio, and f Q Ji,t 7i for trade I -rands, the m ttket closing dull. Whisky firmer; !eal :Jbt.i.'tlcc, clooing at 27 cents." Little doinu in wheat and the market still continue heavy and drooping; private account by the Niagara are said to be unfavorable for Soar w he it and corn;-Sales of mixed spring $1 PZ(ct. t 3; Pennsylvania red $1 3"; winter red Weatern $1 4!bt 1 41 ; winter red State $1 43; choice amber- Jerrr $1 45; white Michigan -$1 M C'U ÜÖ. Corn rule heavy and tlruoping; aalet at C'J1 (fiCl'jC for dd mikcsl Western in store atul delivered and til(Jslc for new S-mtbem yellow. Coffee IV.a cntinue firm with a fair buinea doing; sale at 19 ('t 21c. 'Rice quiet and without change in prices. ' 1 Sugur more active and hrraer; fair to pood re fining is quoted I b-g(aCJ4c, Cuba (S')4ct Havana 7,!j'c; refined ui ictn e. Molsse.4 jn better request and steady; new crop Porto Rico LiCc, old crop do. 3'lc, liarbadoes 3-c. Folk opeued steidv aud rloeed a little firmer; sales at H 12(.?ll :i7, for mes, S'J 75(0,10 5) for prime, lfc lor dear and 10c for rump, and $13 e7i for inspect ed mess. Heel rules steady aitd a very moderate demand. Lird io goi demand and without material change in price; sales at 7 34 Ilutter eelling at 1014clor Ohioatd lG(f21c for State. Cheese dull and heavy ati(7c. X TELroaara.J Clnrlnn-gtt !larket. CmcmaiTi. lebnury 27. ' Flour dull but unchanged; superfine $4 SO; extra $1 60(S4 C. Wheat 92ü$l for red and $1 05l 0-3 for white Corn firm at 3rtc OaU dull and unchanged at "2 "sc. Kve in good demand at 52(3 53c. Barley dull and unset tlel; GSc is the outside rate oflered for prime fall. . Whisky advanced to lTJjC and in good demaud. . . Pro vis ions dull and unsettled and price no-gain li. Bulk meat ia offered freelr at Mess pork sold at $11 )'(crl2. Lard unchanged at 7'gC with no bujers. liacou aide ald at -V2c; ahvuldara ara ifferc4at 4c. . The statements in the Price Current, showing a large increase in the number of hogs packed, had a depressing influence on the market and caused buyers to withdraw, such an increase not be ng expecte I. A pood demand for coffee under the advice from New York and 1,50) bags were sold; tbe market is firmer. Exchange dull at prem.

GROCERIES, CtC.

IW -v .A.riiiiaCfeiiieiit AT T m YORK GROCERY STORE,. . f? Katai l'ahlnrtn Street. ti H. LUKLL, bavma purchased the abate tMahtmh- . mentof Hie Mssr. tryant, lnundi keeping rtair.ly on hand a full npply tf erery article in the line of Family Gmreriea and rraeisioe, ani will warrant every article to lie of the b.-M quality and at the lnweat prii-e. The highest market rlee, in raah, paid far all kitl A Produce. lie repecUutIy Ii it the cuitcMi feuetal.y.iti lU city aud country, to r ill and exaniiitc Li lock and price before pare baiie ek wber. Artcle prmptlv delivered in a!l part f the city. J3-dlni C. U. bTlIX.

GROCERS.

WlioloMale GrocerM. Corner Washington and Delaware Streett ladiMtaaipsftlia, iTAvixc, tue UKorsr tück or ukückbul I I hl thi City, wttfc acB fariltfe ata eoiU seifaa low as any bnuac is the Hot, we Invite dealer tu examine er jrowda and prto before parr baaing ee. where. Jat received ca eodsiraaient. 40 Half brl. wew White VL 115 Mackerel. 30 hag new rrantiU. tore and f or aale at very low f. g-urea ne!7-dAw a H. SCBNfLL. DRUCCISTCa j SCHIEFFEUfJ BflOTHERS L, CO., WHüLtSALE W.IGGIVIS-, And . Dealer In raaer Gody Per fumrrri Ar. AIm. Aeuu f'r the aalc of KeCcea 1'etruleuu, Klumlnatu.(t Oil, utnr to auy Coal Oil, furiusLed ia any quant uiea at the ivaeat market rate. 170 A.tD 172 TWLL1AM STKECT, lOkK.

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DEtiTISTS.

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