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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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II Isent fur fcl9nrt 3eitltrifteu:
Nep yVrtsr Criminal 3rituua,
Dumpriit,
S6uI rsS %oIts,
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uo uSErninint %uSer5aapi 9eclurBsn auf ale neu ~brraustpm
menct Strifttn.
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-28
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

II
j. D. PRATT Il co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 6.
me popnetOS respectfully invite such Merchants "a ara
not already subscribers the gency and who S Iod.
credit to call and examine and test the reIab
y Oh our information FROM long experience the salts.
teImoniaS Of thousands of merchants differ
et cities East and Weswho have for Years been sucprs
we can assure all who will call whether they sell goods IN
e cities or country towns, ample satisfaction as to the la
I OF our information, and the great benefit to derived
from the Agency 10y those who subscribe ,nritf
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Steamboats,.

E-s4slEe%@A OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
T,-csSz--E STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having put in complete running
orde are prepared execute every Dissertation If ri
and harbor towing at the shortest notice " N
The Companys Boats as follows.
Steamer IlGRESS, Captain Luke Icapue
IT., steamer LlONESS, Captain A. II League
ne COMMANDERS are experienced masters and every omar
antee given for the safety i'm their chaTGe T
rates OF towage Will he made reasonable For further nfo
NATION apply TO the Captains board of the agent
jals-tf 20 u r. a. P W pnDt
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n-'U NN. CRAWFORD, Agent
fSs=~ - r=z-.--, ron D,Ir

sa.Z = e. - t t.rEsti7--- - WEST AND SOUTH
n BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
follows: 10y ' ''' '"iis VIII run IS
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mai (axcant c,rd,
~ ~ " a NJ Empress daily at O5 for ALL PARTS 81
lhf1 t4SI, SOUTHWEST AND NORTlIWE EST. The Mail
reaches Cumberland $40 and Piedmont at 10 VI and
nes over next morning The Express goes direCtiV
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LEAVE
New York, clock, A NJ Portsmouth at ~ o,cIl NJ
B at%orPe ? \ WfldGm at
t m nngdst Charleston and the South via the Manches
Psssenges for Richmond and Petersburg or any other
points on the James River, with James River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore - ''
~ Passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, Newbern Wash
gton, Weldon God:hoIo Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
agreeable NJ Y 'EHiiS anu
Baltimore Sept 1858. Prasije1St
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81 r
Sbippiaa.
FOR. Liverpool.

xgssr5I& FOR LIVERPOOL.
- The A British ship 'RHEA SYLVIA Capt Chas
Evans ISL tons register is loading and will have good
dispatch For light freight, which will be taken at low
rates. apply to DAVIS & WAKEFIELD
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III w. DUNCAN,
IL
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
80. s. E. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS
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Steamships.
Aatl A0a0s.
Gs4 80 ss..;.........5 PHILADELPHIA,
Es1- EII,@--fffL--EM-si W ILMlN GTON

81 . pH HIARfEaHAx AND
wJvrpp B Bh : Mo- = " KAIIRoAD
ed !SIfS 44hAE ?1 F5spgsr train. for
6AIY }sHcep T lGaye PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
ETPRESS TRAM at $50 o'clock A. NJ WAY MAIL at I2
,d From ! P5IfLAbELFiii1 to BALrIMoRE MlPM
ON Isl; S[EN MA atE4oP only All the trains connect
cREsS5 Nj S1 5 SatsGa
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 80 a NJ connect at vii
% WIN 10 + NJ train, and 54OP from Baltimore
NoTlCEAl colored persons, whether bond or free will
ally Known to the Gndergned %6o % T be- TR
DOM 70 me Company before they will be passed over any
n2s4 VIM CRAWFORD Agent
"a e. la34...,sv.... FOR THE 49, -.
and after November 29th 1855 the trains will run as
- Leaye Camden Station, Baltimore-Na Except Sunday
The V wEs ST ESP fy at N So for AL
teaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont 10 NJ and
through it' next morning. The Express goes directly
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 NJ train.
between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between Grafton and
FIJI K RsS es 'n bn n Bsmqr
and TH fE9P n Fr ed @fg at IA ,n
NJ 2nd sSO p NJ and Elicotts Mills at 80 A. M and
1.,, F I3i,., W4sHINGTQN AND THE SOUTH
eay G BaIGmore at 30 and % NJ, and $50 Sop
Baltimore at 10 and AS and : tn and 81 y ~ 0i
sundays at $40 F. VI only The second and third trains
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect With
trains on the Annapolis Road " ~ "-
For tickets Of kind information &C. apply to T
Il P pth SMr Tii.i0n'
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent n5I.tf
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
80 - SIT 44...;.
WiN7ER ARR1NGENTNT
Ral
lows, viz: ' o''ioie a. i'i'
FOR THE VEST
iSt The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eycented, NJ Il
a " arriving at Harrisburg att % NJ there connecug
with the ExBTsSs N2iI Train G w MN,
Arriving in Psburg at l255 A. NJ Leave Ptsburp Inv Er
G i,n ana arrive at Chicago at Il NJ Ceaveiand at
at9@P N and St Louis at 80 P NJ III CINCINNATI
"a Inc cincinnati and Chicago Express leaves daily LSun-
ta eNGeptedJ at 80 r NJ arriyin at Harrisburg NJ
over the Pennsy Railroad arriving in PittSbuTg al "a
rive IN T4eaGG at A. NJ Leave Columbus P NJ and ar
T,is r.,;,, ,... on SUNDA Y ETENTNG
ms IRAN leaves at NJ connecting at Harrisburg with
trains as above " 's VIII
IS -SSITNG dTA
FOR TIE NORTH
lSt The Mail Train leaves Calvert Station at 9I5A
uay except sunday arriving in Harrisburg at II y
Mllllamsport at $50 p NJ and Elmra at 20 p NJ where
CM The Buffalo and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
M amsp a - and r arrive in Hs La
Buffalo at 10 NJ connecting at Emir with trains for
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS il WESTERN new
YORK AND CANADA W"
And at Buffalo with trains for Suspension Bridge and tbenca
VIA S AN1N i1 TIE FfEITWaEE fPr Nb ps Y6RfHwEsr
For TICKET and further correct and reliable
please apply at the Ticket Office Calvert Station Y corner
OF Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore
J II WARMER: Ticket AGENT 'uin'en dsstf
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NUNNY Enthusiastically on hand and for
- sale at lowest market prices by RICHARDSON IL co,
% .Acnange flace n22u
ELUE.-l0O, 600 lbs. Glue assorted qualities for
~ sale by BAKER BROTHERS Co. % and "a South
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Tobarf0.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

T. Martin, lb. r. d. Banks, h. A r. Courtney, TO-
u; 8 Gaveiy, Allen Knight, g. H Lawrence, los
W. L. Saunders, Tobacco Queen, GOode a Co. los
Brice Thomas, " IT, TAYLOR, C J. Wood los
}. Sheldon, " s. 5. Law, Twist F. j. Ward IO's
j. j. Crittenden, " IT. NJ Ross Dennis IU'S
Harry of the IVES" "A X. Courtney 1t IT. Newman los
). 5 Turner, :. Roseneath, - I. l.. Orion, los
Queen of May, " lPikinton'y Plan Nicholas ms
b. 7. Preston SO tcr's Pride, ss Uncle Toms on :
Ferguson Hatch Old Dominion, g Marigold, y ID.
er y Co., " A. X Courtney, SIS Planters Pride g
lG II. Lawrence, SIS
In store and for sale by COURTNEY son,
jal-tf AZ South Cav street
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

Received per steamers and for sale by
JACOB HEAD Co,
nZIu No, IS Gay street
T EAT TOBACCO.
- SO bales Hayanna Tobacco, very fine.
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEALD l. CO.,
nEIu No. So s Cav street
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Passengers leaving Baltimore at 30 NJ connect at WI
with 9. % A. NJ train. INV a. mum baltimore
NoIlCEIAl colored persons whether bond or free will
ne required 10 Drlng some responsible white
ally known to the undersigned, who will willing To- 0
bond to the Company before they will be passed over n
portion of the road. '' 's' any
n29tf WV CP AwE1pn L..
, 1859-07-11
Daily Rcvitw Of Chicago Market

~
fRE1GHTS-N engagements.
FLOuR-RscepsA, l,39& tata; sh1rmenls, tSGS bhls
AAsket weak Sales wsre: 70 bb!a "iticlviex7 Will.
%!n.eF nj esao 1po bhls 'eutsa" du q, se.;; TO b,
choioc Spring Extra a1 e5.3.
%HEAT-keeeips4 G.s:s lu; tllpmsutA, rs lu
*tKEkH-Do bu No.. He'd at &c; SUI III Rejected ut &c.
sfx1Ho-Declned s9Sc. SAtz were ag,N Lu Saudarl ri
7sc: 2oo,bu do 1t sc euoo au % 1t ;e .o1 u v u
ne 7,o0 bu do NJ &c fur Motday; :o1 tu do =. ;3 s0
ha DO n ac selefs option ali this month"; I tu d. u, Se
for Monday; 100 u do ii Soc fur Aoday; luo IN No
1t &c: 1000 bu do u &c: 1eo1 tu 10 ii sc 0 t He
3ec1sd 1t tlc.
coRS-Reeeisa u so4 10; .pnen., II 90 bu. Ma,se1
Aahade lower. sales wore: sAg tn Cans a. &c saoa,
hon ba do Al 7-Sef b.; ka lu No. u ;,,e ia ..or
500 ha do Al esc 1000 bu do sc bu So y. t;sc
1-oo0 ou do II &c; 800 bo Rejected II tte,
oATS-HecElpt& Ills bu. Market aeady with sates o
800 6u No. n SIC IL s.urc
RYE-Recelps4 $ BIT. Mnke4 pnuIaai =. b;4ac.
BARtEf-No receipta Nomiaal II %oa4sc.
A1GA"1SEs-No rvceipts- Market n1user Sa1ss 10,
bhs II &c.
PoFAToEs-Reee'paA, sou b. Aarket qules a, taa &c
'of aeaa. and " ds5c for r1nteya and Scshannocks
BEANS-Dal 1t G1cGSl-o,
PRovISloEs-Meas Pork uoeu,n,, .t Ats IN u...
Beef tlo
LARD-NomInala 1t liz.
TALLoW-In good demand Al 1ok&1o4c.
A1uEs-Recelpks 17,Ss1 n. Market ntu xa1.. IT,
dsy were u the following r1sxs-Gnrn S.,ted aasr,
D75 ssaed, 1se1se: Dry Flint, leH4i7Hc; Gnxa rcas.
sl.sc&1.s3 -f
woo1-Reeaspta e7,seoAs. Marka firm. s.,.. .-,,.,
~ n full bsoot aeeoe At lie so ~ haYto .bt
14"oa &C; 10 ~ eosnor 1t Soc; aoolna to tam<
Quastez blood, sntxnd aasoc
E0Gs-In good demand II 1tc
CuicAEAs-chlckesa in good demand II q .:.a1 .so
PER doa: Turkey duit Il s0sc p-rn.
HcIIER-EesJ little AhlpTlnx demand and arliu du,,
nj 16f2lIc Raj. 11&ki3c =
, 1859-07-11

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
N1 GREAT WESTERN tcANADA) KA1lWA
Summer Arrangement.
T1ans leave The Great Central Depot foot Of Lake s1et
ChiG:o.
40 an-Deo!t Aeeon,nahticn, <sunta4s e1cspted ~
100 An tanslnnan Express -Suntays CeepseD Arrive 1t
Indianapolis 4:40 pm !; Cincinnati II 94opn
as0Au7-l1xhtnlnE EKpfeH{exeeps Sund7ys) arstys It
Detroit 10 pm: Suspension B1isc OF Buffalo,
E@ an: Albany $50 pun, New York a:n} pm.
Boston LILO II nixht.
sa0 pso-NeH YORK su1 Boston Express {ssturdays ex-
espted-1 Arrive II pr4suk .l3 An, Suspension
6Hdze q Buffalo ia pt1. Aaaay $40 IN, New
Iusk 30 III. H1ston ef1 pms
a-W pR-Etneaon1n an1 Louisville E1peens-{extet tst.
1rdayJ Arrive Il ludauapo1s II 10 a,d, Cta-
dnn.&i II 9:+J An. Louisville 4tn pm
Uny one ff7n en- Suni,F At e.UO pm The $50 IN and
eo9 pm trains connect II tts With guo / Isle Huron
KalEay r. Bu]o anl al points East: Toronto With
the G.7od Truak ha2~sy to knsssen, Oentbur<h Moa-
rel sehee and III ponss Il caca4 Ea4s Northern fsf-
mont. New HAApstfe ard Mafue.
~ EaaEaer checked through.
Through Tickets Ht s1s II the principal Railroad oees
tn the North and weaz and Il the Companya Oncs *
Dearborn fee ClEcau At the depot foot Of Like lret.
r n KlCE. Superintendent
III. sfALpua. General ras*euser Agent fee1
y
, 1859-07-11
xHCu11 AID 1utfxtHYa M LAKE To-pAY.
kECEHTs AID HHlrxEx1s IT cIxAl xo1 TWO nAxy.
KfrEtNfx

The Wheat market upened dull this morning,
nnd declined on Change 10 75c for Standard
Spring. In tue afternoon, however, there WIS
4bester feeling, aud prices went up to Soc be-
fore the evcning-slc market closing firm.
There WIS nothing douc in No. Rcd. About
5000 bushels changed hands at SIC for No. !.
Red Winter; 75@soc for Standard Spring; g.
4dsc for No. Spring; aud Gle for Rejected
Flour was dull, with sales Of White Winter ut
sd-as@s.5o and Spring Extra mt $5.s5. Corn
was less active, and the market on Change was
shade lower. In the afternoon, however, un~
der good demand. prices became sitter.
About x, 900 bushels changed hands ut 7ac for
Canal aaoat; 6s@70c for No. l in store; G5m
65ic for No. :; and SEC for Rejected. Oats
were quiet but 6rm- Nothing doing in Rye or
Barley Provisions quiet Wool firm and ae-
tive Hides still scarce.
cisc1sSAn-July s.-Reccipts 1,o77 bbls
aour; rs bbis Whisky; 1,es6 ha Wheat; asa
bu Oats; 1923 bu Corn, The Ga=et.s Of this
morning saya:-
In tue flour market to-day, old supcrfine was
dull At &,.s0@G.U0, but fresh ground was in
good demand at t6.25. The receipts continue
A1eAt. 1Fsue wheat On The SHOT. deliverable
~ uIn .'a 'em Gays was u demand for shipment,
~ u1 =. .as.. Vas 70 o1sposaon on tue part of buy
X, ci,sn'4 -. =; .o ale a"turs r. ~1th contracts
l. ei"~;s :. o.1ef o. s.Ta. n h'sAey adVanced
.,,r,.S e. -8<e' Ahcfe was limited de-
nt"n wy lot preF!slons, a9a pfaces werc un.
ooga1s ntmer aooer Tue nds1ccs from
Aolasses or Coffee.
ST. Lou1s, july s.-Flour cont;nras ;r,,,;,-,
aud prices are dropping small sars ~ ur.e .,nnr
tne were made at E5.2a. but round lots could
s;dd ~ " asPnseo o. ~ 'als hgure The lower and
Co,on to prime rangc from 1'es soc@Ss1 ueenGa' e..
Owing 10 light stock Of cnrr nr;cas ~. 49,"
with sales Of white nt sU6745r fsn,. Ia.. "1,'
vanced. under lirit recents ..;,1, go, a.. w.
M93c. Wbiskr has rccnraroJ -. e1ss 5s,:. ~ %
YESTERDAY. tI,e rcceir,. i,u;,e IL, % aeIuc u
XII cinssd Mt o6c fha r..IS5r.e se.'' auu tnE nar
5000 sscls wheat and M, r. sos so4s 'aesaoeo
A's09 W e"tA'
MILWAUKEE, July 8-Rcceipts q; Iris f1our.
1s4 TN wheat- Shipments 5V1 brls -four. No.
spring wheat sold 1t s3@s4c cIos;ur s,t1
Ianrrox J,,v po,.;e,a p, 49,, ,,f
.,oaI hu coro sf., T.. .p,s 9:1eo DUG noar
Tos :osv ~ sol1 o,oVo oa oats: Flour unchanged.
s1w yo.xYpsoa;a.e ~, y ss-,
80. S"' y t'o0' oo's aoar
4'SS6 ou wheat; $500 bu corn; 5000 bu outs
100 bu rye. The Courier aad Iuouire- of ,h!s,
7th ..xs.
tne fionr Market VAS decidedly active and
rtnef 1o.oay, Tue sales reaching about II ,VtO
, 1859-07-11
PORT OF CHICAGO

.JulJ 9.
*na ,T.eles ;.T Sweeney Mn~aatee. 81 pkss a.h % doz
Prrn iIun:rr. Dickson. co,Ilpe.ood. .ss nkr,md
iror 61aenai. psiEes. Budsls, Is tons mdsr. 'S'
fEvp Barrier. Bso"n- st Joselh. Ioln lumber, 10 Il Il
Bns Gensya Waite G1ceu Lay l*ou, lumber. 100 III l7h
nE ~ ,aIs1m9n ,Ia, da %htnE Hsaa" :e .sn. m
shf sear rse it sssx. % Nis cay xoed
sehr JosIl!;ne Dtesdes, 1a Willie Lake IS els WOOD 40
sca.r Geo Fot:ei, Smith, Nuskeeoa. s. IL lumber.
sehr j!p,dale foltst. oat Haven eofs xo,d Is tb,s
:ehr i Tiffany. Turnos nua4lo. Is ton. md,, lst m
81. w,n 5Sass ;SAs,man. M.nst 10 im1e
er I.se Scs a ID i.ssa .ss Is s I wasd =, ad"lef
schr 2 In Wainn Ao1fegon. 40 m umtes. a 18th
ssF saes Ackesnsaa. Auskeson, ~ li. Is M 1uu,-
selr Ts!sxr.ph EE,t1y, Grand Haven. Is n lumber.
scr ell, smta Tvo Rwes i luabss, s. n 18th, LOO
doz IalIa. ll1o ellairs.
ssr ss"ye1. Doughty, Mssksso ~; y s1ei lumber
scAr sutherland. Aekay. ST joseph, Is N lumber.
sE ;s1 Il ss 4 ts1 I'd ns!t
sse Issaa Vista, Leigh. Man1stce 80 N lumber. loJ IN
schr Traveller. Wight Maai,owoc, SO shingles.
sci I'll Wilsm Wallace. STEPHENS, Nuskexeu, ts n lun-
schl Iooas tesnon Smith, Kaiaua.oo 10 III lumber 70 II
schr Magic, McGraw, Gland Haven, 70 IN lumber
:chr n 0a.es Nelcl Csawford's Tics Is ctrls wool
Sch, Gltser. Jameson, AuskeEon, Ill lumber. 10 IN
sshr GeIaswood, Wiley. Saginaw 40 m lumber, 10 III
:thr M!wausee l'e pa.l Green nay. - N ,rrabcs,
Laurel Eedisk st faan 5. uis wood Is a iamt~r
h[ k iiss,;s aS G i; IN en5e g
:er liambes. Thoinas Grand 11asca IS IN lumber, -, nj
Seh1 tcsne, Wechsehes Maut owoc- 20 eas yFood
, 1859-07-11

os 3A&aaAsHJ NV 1o1x. July ..
,fInG*@v+sy hessy md 1oa7e lower Sa.cs 4,1pQ b1,
~ "n]s.r ssate A3 ~ r6 ~ fa cx-z >st1e; sG2
% .o and e 70 aSo for freh ground shipping Grand,
1e aooq 5o4aa e9Sp oho clopk heavy. saie q 10 M
HsAin-Wasat dull and droo1tne: ti1o for Mnx.ptr.
III :a.ay - &c tsS %ss,n l;se! ~ white "
nE.nsf; ~ ss1.s - :a0u Ia sJe fo1 otd ixed Wea~n II
Toupa Tsilo@ H. <;n yetiow del!vezu su@a:c foi
r.e1@.c,tEPe,t; rss1t1Her; ~. sl* lo9 III s,Se
=, n .@is II e. afosr eut qu!. Hales 6,s tarr;f,
III t ao 81: IL isoe I; ~ ol ~ e ,'@s I'd
1sso sx11 Pn9s mes. dnia ! iso6aasa56 a6 90 H. IIat9
sss i IL -, S,'ss sxa Ss 81 xs.'
saeaid1ss hauasams picked d H. RI s ..l;ed I'D
ssa han; 'a, L:!a hss.sy sss - b6i. ~ ~
tuL, II {;asSe. II IN quality. @' theeae
, 1859-07-11

"a City C1e.k's 0tdce. Chicago, June 9Th. 1s;a.<
Public notice hertby Etsen to al pers Interested tt
the city Of Chicago thr Of Thirty -Four Iluu-
ssa al laiy foG5 ola;s ppon TIE ~ tstaie IN thu
Curling au Covering with Mount Joliet tieave Wabash
ther assessment md uads ttarn shersf to ny once
Any persons Wishing to appeal from sid assessment must
ne their objections III writing In my oftce on Or before
Monday the 18th dsy Of July s Al oclocz ~ ~ the
Common Council will. 4 thst time, in the Council Konm
bear all objections to fald assessment and revise and
tzEu " aun,d the samf.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
description OF the real IA The South Division Of
the CITY Of chc7xu. 1eemei beneatt<d by Gravenk vs.
bash aEenue from Lake street 10 Randolph street. with the
<su4son hssf and the of money seYe1ay assesai
thereon for hene1ta. BY the Cpmm1stnncrs 70 VT:
- FORT DEARh0EN AUDtTiOS4TO CHICAGO.
Name at Pa.t of!os $. Lot Lot E1k y7iu. Alse4s.
owner. Of iand. II ntinn r7rnf
, 1859-07-11

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
July 81 and9.
ARRIVALS.
lsenc hrsan Il Sale ~ lbshmr - tu wheat lspe ns
- hemp. 81 sN rs white lead 10 bhls oil.
Pelican, Joliet. So Yts ktote;
" II Brow n. Joliet Is vds stone
Nebr1skA Joliet lfV tons gravel.
4 Lcac'i lH4let, 1D9 tons gravel.
iiov, nstEcs Ia Sale, lSstons coal.
tncd3, trtaWs 5,Hx n l4 g1,rn
srAwa, Ottawa :. w hu cnrn
EakE0w, Mareiil.. $40 In eqru
T. Nosthr2p. Jotlek, 10 tons gravel.
CLEARED.
Ware. Morris. g. fss n umbcr bsls aou tb! pork
EIien 6a:Ss 4 iu'ots, s4o0 shingles, ZOO lata.
S"hEask1. joliet. light
I. Nnnhrrp t1let light. .....
Empress Sale ~ lumber, 10 00o shingles 10 600 tsth
D91x4s Laaale g soo lumber so5 Il s!dns 1909
sh1hEieA. 1000 nth.
1olut, L. Sal {. 61.lo n ln1nber. 65a n timber,
Taylor. Ii Sale. "a as lumber, l3J sh!nscs 66 m
llar!ndz L. Sale 1t.1&9 n Iumhcs Is m shinxics,
Col. Fremont, Ia SAt.e. q, 900 n lumber.
Daeatsh 0stawa. aGsas Il lumber. - 500 liaElca 1870
sultaa Ottawa os,0s3 4 'um!e1, 8. 7.sfn ahfnslcs.
laura inu. Ottawa. ~ 0o1 shingles, = 10 lath-
Altona, Muzis. Light
i 4 Tlt,1p, Jo!igt, II bo0 Il eldins.
DIV Ic Loekro ,16a n lumber s.1 posts 6 kegs na!4
LAG Hs tlt1c,
, 1859-07-11

Br Tk1xukArA.1 ''.' So Oswz~ot JULY :.
FLorx-seady. Sales 800 bnts from ywxukce ciub Il
t6, i; Is for white DO and Michigan.
d1AsxMht.t n n,odez.te demand .ales 90 bu white
wlscnMn OF psavasA tesmA Corn dull. small sa.es LII.
nuR II eoc.
wHuky-8teAdy.
1nros1s IT LAKr--4 non tu wbr4t, 1s,7o cora,
E.8roR13 II CAxAl-6.ooo 6n whrat, !, ,.0o bu com.
, 1859-07-11

hUo1E EEo . oALE.-l1ubl1c No
- tee hereby given that Nl1Iam Wheeler, Trustee
i Y sSa q Rs e Ifn1 to Trustee
cha5es Il Whnesey. and recorded n The Reeorezs 0aca
q Gook counfy Sia'e Of tnc4 in Book Of Dresnunb1
one hundred and aK IRE bundled and hny.nve win
BY reason Of default he payment OF eeran poru<
notes mentioned In and secured b. said DECD o{ Trus
sscq1los to tae tenor nd eject thereof application d
u I'D t;t tssd I'D for ths pupe, therein
Sa sasu1ay t6e :sth t.y et Nay. .ss between r.
attsneon Of nd DAY. It the north door of he Court Hous
u the CX q saM County Of couk anu State o
Illinois, Al the real esate conveyed to sId d<ed
T. VIII sub lots eIerea t1l mi twelve III In tie Sub.
Division Of lott and ~ IL block nlncty.nse t93
In the School seton Addition to tks CtY Chicago Co1atI
Ct Cook and State of uiu0n
Nay $th, 1s59. Mt7-td
The shove saie Is postponed until Saturday the 1hl
ofjaae. A. D. 15o3 at the pl1os Aforesaid and betveem
honrs sfoEesald- Wu. WHEELER
May 18th, l3-9. mya} dE1Jtl
above sae i post poned until Saturday The e.h day
Of June A.p ls9 The plsee sfor.ad and btxern the
hours Aforesaid. WM. WHEELER. Trustee.
June 1tth. lsa9- jel3tIdS1s
Tho Above Ese Is postponed until Saturday. the ah d1y
hours afestsaId. WA. WHEELER, Trustee.
June ..5th, ts19. rs td4i65$