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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-10
Political Intelligence.
t.Dnur0xyr

There has been choice for Governor, by the peo-
ple-the same result as the last two years.
LEoIsLAruRE.-The legislature upon whom will de-
volve the choice Of State officers having been
elected by the people, will be whg in both branches.
The Boston .4fas claims gain of three Senators in
Orange county In the lower house the whg majority
Of last year. WILL according to present appearance, be
The Representatives elect, as far as heard from,
stand thus: -
Wings: ..."... ............... ............ 80
lass democrats. .'..'...'.""......'." ~
No choice in ID towns.
The Boston Atlas (whig) says The whg plurality
TOR Governor will probably be two three thousand
greater than last year. The whg Senators elected
in Windham Rutland, Addison, Bennington, Wind
sor Chittenden, Franklin Orleans, Essex, and Grand
Isle counties beyond all doubt, while we have good
chance of eecting the Senators in Orange and Caedo
MIA We certainly have II the Cass locos have caved
in to Van Burenism in those counties they have in
Hon. William Henry (whg) Is elected to Congress.
So believe is Hon. George p. Marsh (whg). In the
other two districts there has probably been choice
The Van Burenites will claim that great victory.
CONNECTICUT.
Hon. John M. Niles is stumpng the State in favor of
free SOIL and his friend Van Buren,, for which his old
paperSthe Hartford Times, rebukes him, saying 'the
democratic party has away from him." the Hon.
Joel w. White, Of Norwich complains that it has left
him again
NEW YORK.
FREE Soil INDICATIONS IN CANAL AND STEAM BoArs.
Boar VorISG.-The following vote taken ON board
the Ithaca and Buffalo line boat Gem, Monday and
reported to the Buffalo Republic shows how the hard
listed feel -
Lewis Ass.
H. Isylor'' .'..''..''' '..'..'.' .......... U
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RAARNyMs AM ! NUsEuMIP; T; BAHNUx.

RARNUN'S AMERICAN NUSEUN.-P. T. BARNUH.
- Hitchcock Msnasssplendid Perfoanoos
every afternoon halt O'clock and every evening atha
The Manager has tho Of
most extraordinary wonder in creation MAJOR ttenngr hold
ing the relation the famous Lhputan LITTLE
finger doe. to the thumb He DID, only twsnytouf
inches high and weighs only Is lbs In be every
TIL halfpast and in the evening. from till 10 In addition
Mr.. Nels the Three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant or
Mammoth Baby Enormous Boa Constructor Madam Rockwell
the famous Fortune Teller be privately oonsutsd st
extra charge Of Is osns Admission hs Whole Including No
Performances Little Finger no., oents; childsn
gndertcn yearsof and old enough alone M esn
front ont extra -
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G ACRED DIORAxAs-NoW EXHIBITING lvEpY
night this week and Wednesday and Saturday .fsrno0ns
commencing at o'clock, ct the splendid Hall sos Broad
way, over stoYpsnrs Baths Aanninytons entirely nv
Grand Serptral Domas Of the EagnAcent Spesaoe
witnessed in New York Creation Of tho World md
Dsluse Assisted Ry powerful Vocal and In.um:at Acsonps
nments NJ Hannington has Just completed maSnassae
Days Of the Creation! exhibiting H means Of movable asuss
from the Chaos and Darkness the uniformed Universe uSt
the final completion Of the great work ofCreao % described Il
Of Adam and Eve IN tie Garden Of Eden
and experiment in this department Of the II Il the most
st beautiful and perfect work Of the kind existing and com
most astouans scenic enscts .sa.ssd b. mpsor paint
The rmsTen the Second Day. Dry Land Hsrbass and Flow
e Third Day Sur Noon and Stars Fourth Day CREATION
Garden q II IdsnAdam and w This completion q tie
Part H. Grand Diorama Of the Deuge Tickets Is otshdrs
half price, Doors at Curtain rises at o'cl6<
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M RS JAMES c. DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND
l the public that the Undertaking her late husband
in all its branches will still be benefit at 6l
Broadway by his brother Mt John Dugan whs Thoroughly nm
derstands te business and win give his
sy and please She will be most thankful for the patronage
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CASTLE GARDEN.--DOORS OPEN AT y PAsr ak
performance will commence at o'clock Admsson osnts
Decided hit Triumphant success Of the original Ethiopian Nso-
dist universally ACKNOWLEDGED DO the best band minsss
in the city The company consists Of the following well
and talented artistsCool White r. Edwards r. J. Rice W.
Howard Leon Clarke Wednesday and Thursday evenings
September 9th and h, third and fourth concerts on which 90
casion they will oner variety Of Songs Gees Parodis
Love Ditties Refrain and Gems from popular Operas nterspsr
ed with Buesque Lectures Queer Sayings Dances &C. In tive
marta - = wv
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sttamkhip C"mbfIn-' ~ poftahce OF Single
Word.
DEAN SIR,-You state in the Herald Of this morning
that
AZ was the Cambria, Captain Harrison, from New
York, that passed the wreck OF the Ocean Monarch
without re Dderipg assistance
You will obliee me by stating in your Sunday and
Monday morning papers that it was not the Cambria,
Captain Harriiop from New York as that steamship
lying in the dock, at Jersey City, the day OF
the melancholy accident.
Your obedient servant.
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RANvARDs NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANORAMA
sG sSare an n Ssng * River,
the world and of the lart globe extending more
sss:n' z:n.ss
At Afternoon 0n w TsC,ns
PANoRANA OF TAYLoRs CAMPAIGN IN MEXICO. AZ
~ Gsa i. 4: T:
N beautiful painting ever seem opoD sVsy o iii :,
ocoSl Afternoon exhibitions Wednesday saturday .om.
reasonable terms. No charge for descriptive pampheM
THE GREAT DEsIDERATUM - LYONS MAGNETIC
Powder ioI destroying Bed Bugs cockroaches and his Pulls
Sa % ns and and @ great s
IN our families YET certain in their destroying effects
PLY supplied the place d poisonous ineds:as msreurs a.
and a e
nesss Of the above neet and yermin Destroyer may
ss7NHE CAMrBEILs ARE CoMING."-sIxrH WEEK
re a gss e aPd s
United state-haye the honor to announce
nightly crowded By he ss n Rev.
rs ,1a gy S Savi the pleasure Ct continuing their mimi
Dis ssss mi fvs programme. ssss,n e
@ Fling Luke s S: s Door. s ss.:
On afternoon 9 Admission % cent? Nj
val be BsIIormanee commencing ~ o'clock Admission q
and Lectures yenera and affections Of the Uri
nay Organs so PAGES aro This complete pao-
yesn engraving xioh dsnSss III. sis.: 4
sSay we'll and Svsyas Known SSS s
Of these dases has been carefully recorded sad Al
For ES,sn Broadway, and q s' he
r M fs s % %Iro x III Intended Ok
,nsisSnss young nom Da Fl P1,e s's on
MRS JAMES c. DUGAN INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND
s pqs that s ind IT, &C. her late husband
he hlv
dersands As business and win personal attention 20 all
sy and please She win be thankful for the patronage
NoTIcE.IF HANS SPRINGER WILL CALL AT THE
Once OF Richard Watson at4 Exchange Place, he will hear
OF something to bis advantage.
pARls STYLE SHIRTS, OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP
made 70 measure by the half dozen or more 1nurrassed
fSRsElis years years Dr. ES :soSs%s sssS1
MIS-. MAC KENSA GAIE MISS 81 n1s sII WILL RE
Piano aecomran men Monday Sept H. at ii6 Broadway
al \ ONLY. WHO WOULD co WITHOUT TEETH WHEN
h sas s% ssS r se % 5
pricesn 1894 Filling with pure gold 80 to IS cents sos Broadway
CoR NEW oRLEANs-LoUIsIANA AND NEW YORK
70 sail on or sgs Monday September and
m Rss now cSsg and viii po.%s sail as DSoa ns'f her,
rssua, For freight or passage having splendid furnished
''' on e5ss 'ss' wn
SEPT lob xsensin New Orleans Ss sss s' ssSHS UsEE
Who vii promptly forv ard all goods their address
nR COOKE, OF ALBANY, N. Y, PASSENGER BY THE
Continent Europe has rctaiDed to government q
e Umpire State where professional correspondents may,
heretofore address him. raid personally or BY letter. aths
residence, No. Morton street, Albany, N. 4.
V,He QukENs HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE GENERAL POsT
Orse. St Martnsle Grand London-1his magnificent NO.
undergone extsnsye
portion ofis newly Shea viii be found trial no
tbs in point Of accommodation
charges iAe Cons room Is Of the Target aud
ss rbSsss Fss T. sAg ,s Cola
Hsmsry Chici steward OF tho Butish Green 5toaneshp
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L. Ilatton. pianist and vocalist Of London begs most re-
pecfu TO- announce that his first entertainment will place
on Tuesday Evening next Eth at the Apollo Rooms Tickets
5O cents eac to be bad at the principal Apoo
Rooms and Mr. j. L. Haton House To Commenced Mt
- S" '"
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N0TICE-IF HANS SPRINGER WILL CALL AT THE
once OF Richard watson, at4 Exchange Place, he will hear
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DANORAAA OF TAYLORS CAMPAIGN IN HEyICO A.
che Minerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway show: a. @ the
also gives correct views Of the ounty towns cities So IL II
the most beautiful painting Open every nrt AN
mentibg 6c!cck Admission % cents Schools Admitted on
reasonable terms No charge for descriptive pamphleta
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RANvARDS NEW DOUBLE MAMMOTH PANOpANA
- Of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers showing county a
twenty hroe hundred mi being largest in
the world and Of the lse rivers The globe extending mora
Hail. b9s Broadway, adjoining Eblos Garden Idmison
bO cents children half price Panorama Commence movins
o'clock Afternoon performances Wednesdsys and estu
avs aty o'clock. ~A~ SssS&-
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Powder fo destroying Bed Bugs Cokroaches and his pulls
for the destruction Rats and Mice tupped des
deraum in utility comfort cleanliness Psrfecy harmIsss
IN our families yet certain in their Effects on ts
hoou mects ana yermip The above
PLY supplied the place Of poisonous inefficient mercuras
ways DANGEROUS and frequently children Nunerous
certificates hotels and private indivduss .as,ins ~
complete Of the above yermn NAV
be at the propretors Broadway Prise SD
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Oh nnn WINDOW SuADES-FOR SALE, FHON ~
CO,OOO cents upward. Merchants rsdlers NC supplied,
BY KITTY RKER manufacturers and exclusive dealers IN
SHADES aud materials for making and hanging ad i3 Chst
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vTAILORS FASHIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
Of s4s and 49Ihe only Plate Of the Season Just issued
and for sale by Wheeler Price COPY at the ONCE oc
dollar including Spanaon and patron sheets az also the eny
correct treatise Garment Cutting at dollars per copy Al
A. WHEELER Reporter. Courrnndts.
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DAklS STYLE SHIRTS OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP,
made 70 measure by the half dozen more unsurpassed
PARsELLS. Of IL years Broadway fashionable celebrity
SUPPLEMENTARY IL G. GUION. lis William ST. up stairs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

TELEGRAPH.-The meeting to eonsid.
eF of raising means to have Telegraph
station at this place was adjourned to this
evening, no general notice for last even.
ing having been given. Nv. Olney .agen,
of O'Reilly is here, and it is we'll worth
while for all to hear him on the subject.
If possible. let not the lightning pass
through without giving US flash. Now
is the time /! Turn OUT!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Late From Mexico.

New York, May 2.
Further accounts from Mexico state
that Gen. Cadwallader had resigned his
commission ia the army.
At last accounts, Bustamente was in
San Luis with a considerable force.
Further accounts ofthe Te.capture OF
chihuahua, assert that severe and bloody
engagement took place between the Mex.
lean troops, which lasted from 9 o'clock
A. NJ. until sunset. The Americans
undertook an attack upon the Plaza, which
resulted in leaving them masters of the
field.
Senior Prias and considerable mum.
Der of officers were taken prisoners. The
number Of killed and wounded is not
known, but is supposed to be great on
both sices,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

sorption ofwateT from that cause will en-.
tirely cease. The packets are fitted up
in splendid style, and will cause that route
to become q favorite one with travellers.
Merchants at Chicago and on Lake Mich
igan are looking to st Louis for supplies
of heavier articles of merchandise, espeo-
tally Of groceries. Every where along
the canal, great activity and energy pre-
vail. The hydraulic works at Chicago
promise to public expectation fully.
st. Louis Union.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
G. MILL
FOR SALE or LEASE.

G1TUATED in Wilmington, Will Co. III ,on
- the kankakee River, and within three miles
OF canal navigation. The River Is now being
improved from theCanal to this place, which
VIII open direct water communication with
the eastern markets. The Mill has four Runs of
stone, is:apable of turning oui thirty thousand
barrels of Flour per annum, besides custom work,
and is situated in a fine wheat growing region.
To wheat and flower dealers this offers desira-
BILE opportunity. 1t will be leased for number
of years; will be sold for thir1 of the pur-
chase money in cash and the balance in FIVE
equal installments with Interest, secured by bond
and mortgage on the premises.
For further particulars enquire Of Scam
mon, Chicago; Oseood & Little, Joliet; or D A.
WATSON, Wilmington May Is
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
COnfIagHatlOn in ST. Louis HarbOR-
Loss OF four Steamboats,,

We find the following in the St. Louis
Union Of Tuesday morning last:
A little after two o'clock this morning,
fire was observed bursting from the up.
per part ofthe ladies' cabin of the steam.
er Mail lying at our landing opposite
the foot Of Olive street. In few mo-
ments, the boat was wrapped in flames,
foot the next boat above. The Kate
Kearney' vas the next boat below the
Mail
By some ofthe most determined, heroic,
gallant conduct that we ever witnessed,
on the part Of the hands of this beautiful
boat, she was run out and saved. This
let the stern ofthe MALI swing round and
lodge against the missouri Mall the
next below. Soon she also was wrapped
In flames.
The Mary lay above the 'Ligbtfoot,'
and was the next and last to take fire.
The three first nan ed boats are burnt to
the waters edge. By the gallant and
praiseworthy exertions of our noble fire.
men, the progress of the flames on the
MARY was arrested when they reached
as far as the forward part of the wheel
house, and just aft of the pilot house; her
stern is burnt to the waters edge-her
bow is uniplured. The four boats are
estimated to be worth $4,000, and all
are supposed to be covered by insurance,
except the Mail valued at $4,000, on
which there was no insurance.
There was no cargo on any Of the
boats burnt.
The Edward Bates had just arrived
from Keokuk and was endeavoTing to
como in between the 'Lightfoot' and
'Mary'when the fire burst out-she rend-
cred good service in assisting others out
of danger.
The Cincinnati company was the first
OF second on the ground, and rendered
most efficient service. The houses along
the levee were 10 much danger from the
intense heat, and it required great exer-
tions to save them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Further by the Britannia.

New York, May Sth.
Regular armed charlist force organized
il. Scotland.
The insurgent Poles erected entrench.
ments at Posen. They have an army of
10000 with artillery.
All Germany Isl in state of anarchy.
In Baden the People rose in revolution
against the troops.
1. Formidable revolt in Hesse Casse.
New AustarIn constitution published.
Power Is placed in the hands of Parlia-
menI. Trials to be in open court in jury.
Laws to be proposed and sanctioned by
the Emperor. Parliament TO be assembled
annually. Freedom ofspeech, religion
and press. The right of petition by pub.
lie meetings granted. Free exercise of
religious worship. All classes equal be.
fore the laws. Two Houses of Parliament.
There has been al revolutionary de-
monstration in Egypt. The Pacha prom.
Used reform as soon as the people we're
rid of excitement.
Affairs in France were In great con-
fusion. A plot was formed to upset the
Provisional Government and assassinate
Lamartine, headed by Ledru Rollin.
ltswas to commence in the meeting of
workmen, 10000 strong, in the Champs
de Maris, and march to the Hotel de Vii.
lie crying, "a bas Lamartine." "A bas
Government Provisional" The Nation
al Guards and troops turned out in great
numbers, and overawed the insurgents
No outbreak was occasioned at the
National festival to celebrate the frater-
nization ofthe army and NationalGuards,
which took place on the 20th.
The whole force under arms, consist
ing of 100000 national Guards. and
5000 troops of the line. marched round the
Boulevards and through the city. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and the
most kindly disposition was manifested
towards the troops, National Guards and
the Government. Up to the hour ofpost,
the greatest tranquility prevailed. 1t is
considered this demonstration will siren.
g'hen immensely the power Of the Pro-
visional Government and moderate an.
archy.
Government funds advanced 3 per cent.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

name from the canvass, whoever may be
The nominee Of the nalioaI convention.
either Oflhe wing or democratic party.
Thirdly--T have never stated to any
that | was il favor oftbe tariff of '46-of
the Sub-Treasury, nor that originated
che war With Mexico. Nor finally, that
l should (if elected) select my cabinet
from both parties No such admission or
statements were made by me, at any
time, to any person.
Permit me, however, to add that should
such high distinction be conferred upon
me as that of elevation to the Executive
Office the constitution in strict and hon.
est Interpretation, and in the spirit and
mode in which il was acted upon by our
early Presidents, would be my chief guide.
In this, | conceive to be all that is neces.
saTy In the way of pledges.
The election of another candidate would
cause no modification to me. but to such
result, as the will ofthe people, should
willingly and calmly submit. AS have
had no ambition 70 serve, but in the de-
sire to serve the country, it would bring
me no disappointment.
With sentiments of high respect and
regard, ! remain your ob't serv't,
Z.TAYLOR.
o. P. Baldwin, Esq, OF R. H. Gallagh.
er' Esq. Editor of Richmond Republican.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Democratic District Convention.

The democratic central corresponding
committees ofthe several counties of Will,
Du Page, lroquois and Kendall, ARE hereby
requested to call conventions in their
respective counties for the purpose of
selecting delegates to meet in district
convention at Joliet, on the afternoon OF
Thursday the 22d day of June next, to
nominate one Senator and three Repre-
sentatives.
In the. absence of any rule for repre-.
sentation in this district, the following is
recommended as a just and equal ratio, viz:
Three delegates at large for each
courtyard one for each 700 of Population
under the census of 1915; also, one
delegate in addition for a fraction Of ex-
ceeding $50.
Under which ratio the several counties
in the district will be entitled to a repre-.
sentation as follows:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16

The CHICAGO CANAL.-This great
Work Is now, open, and packets COM
menced running regularly on Monday last.
Some difficulty was experienced at first,
on one level, lowing to the original error of
the Engineer. In its construction. The
drainage was also large, and probably
some weeks viii elapse before the OBJ.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Augustus G. French,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
To the Sheriff, or an case of Uacancy in
the office Of Sheriff, to the Coroner of
VII County, inthe State of Illinois,
Greeting:
The amended constitution of the State
of Illinois and separate articles submitted
Herewith. adopted in the Convention on
the 3lst day of August, lS47 having been
adopted and ratified by the people of this
State, |, AUGUSTUS c. FRENCH, Governor
as aforesaid, do hereby command you to
cause an election to be held in your coun.
ty, in pursuance to the povisions of said
amended constitution, Monday the 7th
day Of August, A. D. 1913, for an cleo
ton of Governor, Secretary of State. Au.
dtor and Treasurer of State for members
ofthe Senate and House of Representa-
tiVes to the General Assembly, being one
Senator from the counties Of Will, Iro-
quois, Kendall and Du Page, and three
Representatives from the counties of Will
Iroquois, Du Page and Kendall, and such
other State and county officers as are by
law required to be elected, except Judges
of the Supreme and Circuit Courts, Clerks
of the same and Prosecuting Attorneys of
said Circuit Courts. Of all which you
will give due notice, and make return 40.
cordiug to law.
Given under my hand and the Grea.
Seal of State, at Springfield, this 5th DAY
of May A. d. 1913. By the Governor,
AUGUSTUS T.. FRENCH.
Fl. S. Cooley, Secretary of State.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
MAM mTiam.

GN4AAIDAIIA1IGRJ
In Kendall Co., on the 10Th inst. by
Kew. James H. Moore, Mr.. ROBERT G..
Cook to Mrs. SARAH ABRAMS, both OF
Joliet Precinct.
With the above was received pleuti-
ful supply of delicious wedding cake for
which we return our thanks, and best
wishes for their future prosperity.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
MATTEs0N & PRESTON.
COmmIes1On and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

OD w hhOlNU AGASOAAIN 4 ..
st. Louis. Missouri.
JOEL A. MATTKsoN. JOHN B. PRESTON.
~ " REFERENCES.
Capt. CALVIN Case, 81. Lous;
Messrs Pomeroy & Durkes, do
" Smith u Townsend, New Orleans:
PA Walker, Esq, Baton Rouge;
BENJAMIN Wace, Esq, Matches;
Messrs. Williams & Lawrence, Quincy;
N Morris, Esq, do
L 2 Sanger, Ed, GGlena;
Messrs Wsd'wo5'n, Dyer & Chaplin. Chicago;
Ogden 9 Jones, do
WiIliam Gooding, ESQ.,, LOekport;
Gen. Jacob Fry, do
Messrs. Matteson & Bradnsr. Joliet;
Walker & Hicklng, Otta0G;
Cushman & Gridley, do
Isaac Hardy, Esq. LGsalle;
D l. Hough, do
James Dunlap, Esq :, Jacksonville;
Messrs. Conenius Griswold, Peoria;
Phelps & Bourlund, do
Hon Thomas Ford, do
Messrs. Bradnor q Co., Ms0 York;
David Leavitt, ESQ.,, DO
Messrs Suydam, Sage & Co. do
Corning, Rornsr G. Co., .4Lbany;
j Williams, Esq, Utica;
Messrs. Kimberly, Pease e. Co., Buffalo,;
Joy & Webster. do
Reed, Parks & Co.., Bearer;
ss Bobb % Bishop, Cleveland;
Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
Williams & DilwOrsh, PiItsburg;
Knapp & Totem, do
E. & +. Faber, do
D Harmon, ESQ, Peru;
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, do
T Brewster, Esq, do
A fl Ridgsly, Esq, Springfield;
B c Webster, Esq, do
WIN Fem, ESQ, Laeon;
Messts Dudley & WardIew, Hennepin;
Chas C Wilcox, Esq, Pekin:
Cash Advance made On Oonign-
menG
Referring to our Gard above we take this occa
sion 10 solicit Consignments of Merchandise, Ell
,her for sale here or forwarding to other points.
We shall confne ourselves to Commission an;
Forwarding Business and feel confident in ass
ring you that our experience i'll bu'iness, and &C
quaintance generally iii the country, will enable
TO give any business with which we may bt
'avored, the most satisfactory attention.
Amy person wishing 10 have groceries of any
kind, or any other article pdrcnased in St. Loci
or New Orleans I'd shipped ID them, can have j
done by sending their orders to US. for two ant
hal per cent. on the money invested. Persons
doing retail business sny where west Of Detroit
or in any other direction, can depend upon having
their orders filed at as low rates, If they sen, Il
US, aud perhaps lower than they could by cominI
themselves. Every attention shall be given If
having goods put up in good order and shipped a
low rates, however small the amount may be tina
is sent TO us TO DO invested. 1t shall be don;
promptly and to order.
MATrESON & PRESTON.