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a NICE STOCK Of
"A CONGRESS- CATERS.
FRENCH KID CATERS
FRENCH KID SL1PPERS
WALKING SHOES. &c. and
CHlLDRENS SHOES / SLIPPERS
with and without Neclal
w. II. q. 3 TUCKER.
March IS 1859. ss-I
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LACE GOODS.
a RICH STOCK OF FRENCH WORK SETS COL.
"A lars Lace Sets. Valcucc EdguSs, hands, Jaskau~si
". II. 4 3 TUCKER.
March Is, 1859. SIT
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, 1859-11-24
IHk FEa TnADE AT ST. pArL-Nov. 1e-Ttc
prices ot furs here are regulated in a great
n,easnra by tue rates obtained at tbe oreat Ip;n,
nc Tar, Of which We hare not yet seen The QUO.
ts tat9ons. The following aru tho rate. paid in
this eity ut the present time:

Kansas Ctrr {Io.) u1pE TRaDE.-Tbc Kansas
journal Of Commzree Of tue 18th, has the follow
lug, OH this subject;
The only marked event Of the day. yester1ar
WAS the sale Of {, ,0v0 pounds Of dry Tint hides
" Ncsara. Chancellor 4 brunswick. Til. sale
Mas nude ut le4c, the ruling price fnr several
days. havins been II cents fur prime lots.
These hides we're Ill purchased in the Cherokee
Nation, some two hundred miIrs south of tl.,
market.
Nr. cLunccllor informs us TINT there nrc a
!atst .'unlbcr Of ltdea in the Nation and that
they are offered ut from to lvl cents. l:uycrs
prc Dlcntr and other REGENTS mag. in exra.:t..i
lty reference tO the commmcrciai column our
RAIDERS will uutice that ou the 18th. tlay bcfpr.
Yesterday, dry Hin, were quoted in 81. Louis.
ut @lss, the latter being slisht advance.
Nc inu by reference tu our files for ISL
HAT curing Tint year 1ni,"W lltIes were nut.
chased III tl'is market, valued That yc.r Ut
t3t5,oo0. THIS was two years ago, since which
tune the country South and Southwest has been
rapidly filling up. and our business in this line
hns bccn largely increased. In addition to
unese 'acts'~aring the past year, We huvc had
erected in our city one Of the largest ta,sneries
operation, baring turned out las: month is
hrkt lot Of leather, which is pronounced bv ou-
best judges to be . No. article,
ouiDlt lots of hides ure constantly being re-
ceived. the same coming not on'y from this aud
and adjOiu,ng counties, but also from the Ter
i'tory, the Usage Satiun, southwest Missouri,
and ~ The proper season our receipts frum New
Mexico are large.
The hide traae is large and lending branch
Of business in this citv. There arc no less than
eight houses in this city engaged, though net
exclusively in buying and shipping hides. apd
but few, it unv, boats leave our irvec for St,
LOUIS, without goud shipment Of dry flint lots.
, 1859-11-24
Daily Review Of Chicago iiarket.

. TEnxspAr EvEx1sa. Nor. g.
FREtGHTs-"cls. 4. c. " us1ou, eors - lu1a1o =.
6ert1s-
E FL0CR-Re-cipt tis bts Ah'rusants by 1ake, olsks
NaEk.t quiet md u7esussd. Eaes :-aoo hrs SlG.
p:e1E ch1ser spring txt11 p. 10 GrA Water Street.
and 30 trs Kepdsl" md nec.ts do Il sss0 tel; 100
brls Seventh St" 10 Al s4:s de-. 100 Iris good piae
TIA 1t s:.s;te - bsa 1< c:a:se" F4Enes and Fox
livet aot sII5 de-. 103 hr+ *Plne Gruve" Super. II
|. tss5a'l.; 70 RS Fin: ut AIS 4el.
wHEAT-EeceIptt, ass bu: shipped. 800 bu- Why
1zN-11 good demand. Sales :-sol u No. R:1 at
stIo In s:.re se bu do q! o5 track hu No 1t
SIC In lU0 u d. It s3c in ErItss-Adv1ucel
Id aslts were-1soo In No. Sphag 4 SC IN Horo:
soo bu No. Spring At SC s.or LIo1 bu do al 66eln
<oe 500 tt CO as &c In stoe: 1sa tu Ecasi ct &c
!u ttore: f.:0}ta do It Foe In sose.
GORH-nereiFa& .7.sss bu.: shiprcd. - 5tt, New Dr.
cluel s1sc sa1cs wefr:-.po In 3o.l 1t 4;c in cr:,
to1 bu DO 1t %sc IN sere ba d. At tshc in serr;
ZOO bu 60 1t %se In store oo bu Ri ced ri sc In s
100 tu Ear 1t Sc per IS ID. tack. Old Corn sr
aud s:e;dy. Saca zo bu No. II se III store: .o3
Gu No. at Gc In store .,fG0 LII do At ac In sor"t
OAT:-Recs,ps, Ia b.. .Marke: 1smc.. Slcs xr7c:
1e1bu ii in .t1se; 14i hs do 1t :sAc tack:
800 bu CO At 34.o track,
nYE-Rce'i.t, 20 bu. Scarce AMI in good demand Il
&c On track, Il
BAHLEy-ncet:pts, 4s3 lu.' Market du, ind nominal
a:3o&5.e for No. !. and 4dasf.c s%1 Ho.:.
<LG1H-NEcf;pfs 1-la lba+ 41-pIAy quaet- Gac3
were:-e1bu xocd Il ss.10.
uIGHwISEs-Itec.i: i:ts. en.:trls. Markrt weak. saes
wesr:-ltot trls as :sHe: Noth enprssats terms.
ALCOHOLIC bis u 45e. ~.
TR0vlSiuNS-.0 bsla old Ness rett, 1t $40; $50
Pei Hams from sal 1t 7H5sae pacted 1850 LIS Ink
6hou'deEs cnr.t.
LAKD-Nomrd Il 1cc for prime Leaf and lie for Etg.
TAtL0W-:0o btls city Sid I. loe.
DRESSED uo6s-RecxIpt.. III. Market ns7n. Ea.e.
wers Is fotow.:
!. nez. ave,a :ns y Ii:
- :. !. tsr t .t ....''" ''.'+.s..'s.s".' -
~ 40 -....-........-.-..-.... ~
r0CLTRT-Cafcsens. dressed. sllo8t.1o per coz:
DFa:s .Turkeys ss,0r Ies h.
EGGS-1n better supply. With sales Of fresh At 1o916c.
HIDES-Rceejp:t, 1867 lb~+ Markes qu.et- GFrcn 81
Gste; Gseea satca. 6A9s...e: D:y F..a. 1sa14c.
f0TAT0ES-1n lair request and s1ady II 354slee.
DCTTER-f1rktn dull It 1i%13e; Dairy, l4@,et FIR
good to choice.
COoSERAGE-.0t0 Fork Barrels, a. .'r..
LIVE STOck-Rec lrts Al She.man's to-day were Z,
cH Itoss and Cattle Tfs<e hut tie doing ia
C:s Today o*1us sotacwhat 10 tie scarcity Of good ca
tie. The us1Eet Is vel uock.d With ordinary cattle wbeh
*s1e quite du. There cons d1tale Going IN hog ut
adcciBe Of le on tight ani oi!na. The.e but few
desirable :es4 the ma.te' and thin hogs cutie Gull
TIC aales 1t SheInan'A 10 day we7e:
, 1859-11-24

Cnra1utaar tickets II re.cFsi Eaics xoo3 so- ,hrr
'nh. n - ae Obtained sy aFpiyIng Il ihe oes u III
Attf.l IlsscaceE A-rht In the fsEe3t Central pen.t
~ ,,,,W. X. ARTHUR. Superintendent.
y % 1o!t.Ns"lN. lftn. Iaes<n&tf Aktat. Ialf Z
, 1859-11-24
New. York Market.

PuTK1xo1Arn.l Nrw Yong. kor e 1879,
FL,rk-A Ahaae 1.nrt. Sa'es 1900 hrs At stESes sss
,~pe: sste y ~. = or +1tra %: fol
Mt>Sftn: for ctfutnc N IN rlrdIur do: 45-3ost
'e ea :sis II: i Ut:
enmea 10 ehocee1tra hye Flour Ia fas Eequstt 81
GaAlx-Theat VERY quiet ard nom.nh aed unchanged
s. nae fe s. .fs ad we TX e T Ie E IL sp
aaa u a:@ . e ss'sg sS c!te. sds
new; 99e fr ,e.ow: old mixrd nultnal ut Sc uis i'm
a. Tor st41-- Ntsterl md Canadian.
1Mni.kr-Sa,, :, SO go bIis At s:kc.
W foe r.ss; TO 1laa prime: 10 : untnsc.t.
,sar. at MS. ltcf more sttvr and I'm ia e,y,0 H1s
1o "a t% ~" e nc, % il 70 Il q a.. III, /;
1aa...s u'stla aIc ~ bsls Al 1tooio l4
rTme n'rss ef steady. sles .3 tit teveland a.r
Chicago sia " tO " %. ut Mc1ta quilt nu IN. hanged
1iaco 4ntt st rsyIna. q,o atoms Iard steady Sases
10 hts =, ir0 10 ip.a. hI:a.ng 40 It'll. 9rioc for :nu
e " %: oo; Is 10 le :o' ste Cheese rclcs a. Il ii
s!ocss-secout B.4cl -hoxcd great srmres.. The a.
actse .hss11 It te Isl baari asa- I'd .sx
However: The i7s al Icing SIX rash asd Il tsie1s 10
'ayt The saes IN The aissr were nearly staset.
Ihe impression ess q u that eonnton Is about to
The movements IN tlhe: Stocks were qusse .sr, lut
s1S r; were 20 !aGE1,at variations in prieesn Price except
the afternoon Ea41d ind Reading which advanced sA per
IT. nrtt Beard unl.E listiat support iron Phadrl
i:a XII q Ee Ii. NOR. ssx:ao. ID 81: d, .,h
g y .: Ia.lcu st mott Yl; u 81; ud.on 1st aot7
5 "a; a. cAl :x; ttsaIss IT. i i:
, 1859-11-24
N1AUINE INTELLIGENCE.

WEpxEspAr EvES,so, Nov =,
AEkfvEp At 1irryAIo Et"x CRlcAeo.-Nov. IL h--rrop
4lmetth, AID selr- II. Jases. In the III. pro2. Toto
ws.e'a.in. ''''
CtsAaEn rsox BrErA.o roa Cu,c4 c4oo.-Noy. ls-Sehra,
Sea tird. and Lay state
80 CLzaF1p r. ana1 az 9swkso .es cn,c.eaSor- sseh.
Sch1. Morning Light.
LIST aF fLssE1s rA..rxo TnRorea TIE Wk1.Axp ca.
sat-Fu1ntshed To tte Board o! I4se Cndersrtts
following rrsses passed tie Fort Colbtrne Lock from
o,cact ts latl Ill oGo:k r. H. on tae zl Of No.
senbcr, 1859,
houpd WtstSeyrnbcra a9.h, prop Aksun seha. Fultae.
Gaker; !; IN til. sltt. n ne.
rin. sk Hsw Yo;f, sehrs RasGy. Whe J!oey. Il. 4
SIR Of Hope. Jants Coleman,
Foxr CeLrozSz. Nov Il.
II eass Ad,t:c teat ths tcssars g epa.f. about
Grand hst 4ud about ssv u miles from land. Tae te
. paa ~ =, as.' xh 9eas ia9 tatl, of wheat 4al
Adns5!c landed her e,e 3e<scrday. AIriatc i
damaged ab~ut &1N. J. McGu1sYsAy.
S1uE. urxyKrss Asucxk-The schooner uuntn.. which
c'enss from this rors tie with 70 b. heas.
for Buffalo went ashorr IN TIE shek weather last On
Point s. Jan7te aoeat ot od M4ekar. After she vert
aae theJ sueeesde III heayins hex nn but witd esns
snd bci~ thick tas they enu'd not .ao They
r. nt on again. CAPT Ilaft Is At wos. her with hs tax
les7thau and has suetssdsl In Eens cut sepw load Of
ths @Lnas, aud ho<s te II stasxo andtow
tGe ves.iiato Ailwauaes' &he isoxac3la E:dc.
Seux. ctrps pAxAsEP-Welr.snn npM Capt. Ch:m!tr.
Lila, THE Propeller Evergreen Ctr. that tic tehz Cyc
Il lynk II B:avsr Eazbos. In IeAtrk condition. she
c.a1el IRON Is pors far Buffalo, ths 1s&h iase
so3 Ut. ~h ii. She s?rang lsak when four hcur.
uut ofpot. but they anazed hY pumping 10 keep isr
a.o-t util she hid Bearer a,b though 1t e4 .he
1.d fur ft<3 of wsier lnhs. *. &
E1xAxtR Ilry ELG1S.-We learn that the steanef Fer,
eee left Dert Las ert!re With crank PIN f1 tA sea
IF aay ktn, which IL lyus dsabea * yA.Ay D4y On
er upwaEl trip. II exfc:td .he ~tii II ale 10 tai,b
be- 4rip .nd ,eteatc Cssfs basr ths close of rars
E.on.
Cos1s.nx.-we e1ra from Capt. Dtbtns s-c.eta.Y Of
r. CLEOPATRA loaded with wheat and this rof fn
ided With The lark Adrta1c od fo<t Matttand Syndsr
III aat bunk in shoa y wAsss-fud. Gprets,
Syrk The GelE ppAte, timber oadd 1. sunt In Inet
U Wclta1d CAAaF A Ioauss puup has hten ecut {rom
.g1c 10 lser :s.sssaoee.-iBra. ESp:e..-
NV 1x1r-One Of the Esis Canal steara peoreItra
lie L. L. Est!pn Of Aflzay aA1ed t4 lover fox Rr.
~rek to rond Gu ~ VI lSor$h. .cf. eexo Of Etc,t
experimental trip. Shoad The experiment prove un
e:Afal It will es&hh In tne .rri shar Lu,S
,ss ets en- tks Wiuaeaaso Aoa The A1!aatic-urto
AdpEf I
, 1859-11-24
HOG AND PROVISION TRADE.

lE"m thc taheihla'1 GAIt{tt+ 9.u.l
The eilars made on Saturday ercning to spring
ltc hoS market to to. proved failure. Parties
Interested in slaugt'tcring bought at IS gross,
expecting to get ii net ~ day, but they missed
il By 2;'c. Wet aud unfavorablc weather was
one cause Of this, but in addition packers are
afraid Of 81, and the effort to establish tllat
price reacted unfarorably, and The feeling was
hardly as strong a. noticed in our lust report.
tiood hogs, however, went of pretty freely at
t5.75 for immediate delivery, and lots averaging
10 to $50 lbs, sold ut S5jt(a.5 s5. Some pa1.
ties took hold with considerable nerve, but zen
orally there was Il want Of faith. Offers at S5,,5
for Deccuber did not attract much attention. In
the market for products there was IN improved
feeling, and this helped to strengthen hogs.
Old mess pork WAS in dcmund at Sl4.5o, 1le
sane prices offered for new, but both were
mostly held at us. Green meats, owing to the
unfarorable weather, wese 1eavE ut ii, u and
1I, for shoulders, sides and hams. Barrel lard
may be quoted at IT. Short mid1lrs sold 70,
February delivery at i! long do for Deccmbtr
VI It, and Cunber1unls ut 74--an ADVANCE of
On previous sales TLr receipts Of hogs since
Saturday; reach about 6,eJ,. The scgelpts Of
hogs M 70 this date last year were 10e, ,s3l. The
receipts for this season will be made u ,o.n,o,.
row. Tho figures, Of course, will fall Tar short
Of last year: the packing, then, having com
iuenccd earlier
The prices Of hogs and provisions in tl.is
market this year and last compare as follows:
, 1859-11-24

At this date last year super0uc E1our was s., 9,
@f.So. 1t Is now $4.s5@5,00.
{From the II. Loe1s Democrat, :ea]
The weather was too rainy for trade this fore
noon, though it Is now settled, Ibis evening"
Nc trade Nas bad in Hogs today. We report
prices which are offered by come Of our
packers, viz :-$550, net, for those ayesariuc
oscr 1uv lbs net; s. for those averaging Isl,
4bs. aud &a.e. for hogs Of $50 to ats0 lbs
an are not willing to pay 10 high Us thc.c rates,
tfrom the Louisville Jousnal s.t,1
The prospect expressed in our last review Of
an active commencement in pork operntiou,
h.e not been realised, owing tu The bad weather.
THIS has. however, not prevented any excite
that there lad been MI understanding between
operators not 10 80 beyond certain limit il,
prica in the purchase Of hogs. Tliy arrange.
ment was brought TO III abrupt termination in
the carly part Of the week, and then it became
known that large purchaacs had been made in
the country at T. gross. OF course IN active
competition sprang mp at once, and We are told
!hat a.ss aud 50 gross las readily been pad
10 the country Yesterday GU head were pur-
chased by city packer By telegraph at SC net.
which u about equal To & 20 Grvss. And it is
stated in the Cincinnati Ga:<ttt, on tie strength
Of private letter from this city. that evca Sos
has been paid herr. These prices have been
paid generally By pork house owners to secure
Tho killing. We should advise sellers by ali
means to dispose Of their hogs ut these prices,
for we do not think that they can bc realized la-
ter in the season. ',..
There has been considerable exciiement in
tho provision market, but the transactions in
tue new product hare oeen restricted BY The
high rates demanded By holders and aiso by
wapt Of stock to operate upon, the weather be-
Ing too warm for killing. In the old product
The sales hare been limited but at bette, prices
for bbl pork. About 500 brls Of old have been
taken u III. sad for small orders el4.e5 has
bee3 be- charged l1 neN PORK The only sac % ~:
over SIS. About Is casks bacon have beeu taken,
mostly TO I'LL orders, At. II: for shoulders, 9ie
Tor ribbed sides, and l13c for clear sidts and
Lams. In rew piece meats the principal trane-
acttons hare been 1900 green sides on p. t.,
.,oeo C1etn shoulders aud sidea n 4a@64c, 10,-
v Green hams u Tic, 2, 900 pieces III The same,
a.so1 BANS ont Of tals 1t ELS, and 10000 csrly
saoxea q ban, et Tote. n lard the only import
aat transaction Vaa 900 ktgs pria1a new at 1o}c.
aferc bare been ether sales. but they hare not |
bean reported. -, 80
, 1859-11-24
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL,
l. RAILROAD.

'esase''y9t 9t LILA K.a !. Gov e7lal to INF in he..
| r1rrc rr7roY,r 11oan!sT. t.,,,1
1MnEE !@a!.uCSzA @ IASStNGER TRAINS
G;saNEES tlrISBCKGn AND rHlLADELP1lIA.
Ihr":;h TaII* frm al W<,1+1a ae4 foF Phllsllxtphla
Sex 1"Ef Lesion. kamore and H..hInsten CITY tics
tol Tie u passengers IN
ex2E ssaaA fas lass run ttfouxh 10 Philadelphia With
| ot' eh1nSe Of cars er Cou.'ue:ors.
...;3 ~ r. attached t. each Tsala Woodruff.
Isns O. y. Nil md fass Lae suotas exeetxd, ll.s~
dair stas tbanee1 dsett fur Aew York Exosens XII
fe-t !-ar ctnl-cs kAitimn.e a1L N.an.nzt,o. ~4
f ess: i u r .aa 'ns k, nM Es:
A. Ahdla New fusk II kk1s IN.
F!a.n. en:ect At Pittsburgh the PM FA4s L;n,
a.I1; as;tse IT, T. 1r9aerh* " Baltimore 4 An
haskh ut H.. IRVING II Fh1.aIeipha Ii PM ~.
19sk ~ AN. ~
a. hriw.sn philadelphia aed View f..s;~,
sieSet4 all l:a r.~I ether ufthe atorc triA
bnar Tckef-s q uo1 quot VA Noswtch su Rxer
TIskrs may be oss.laed At aay Of thu ,apc,
i M VEe. IN ehe West ,l' o. h,ad Of The
~ sset: she cces u s,s cessy , Il &C.
scn. New forf. ba!Hmore or Fht:ade!7h'a.
TT1II:D I..St.rr - 0SA
r-+lT- Tr,... tr..1s
The-r,n.I.,:s H. Hes,r1,y ~ ra,q st4aI
y.1sa;s OF sasfeaa-
'~-sI r. ~ ~ E4oI AND TIE
tont,eti,. - fs,tt. ~ hv - r,;1S,ld
hor.n ,.ins II ~ s.-s ~ * lauaa br'cEa At Tits
@ aa y Or istfa<r o iElkh1. tosetht:
sy Lio.r. ~ ~ ssa1 appreciates
Fa1tiFs .4lptns iasSssri Vii saI Il ~ lS+,, ,dx.,,
70 ~ ~: :;th. q ssss ,,is:s r 3ts:s .,
" ts.pr'ak asesass appsy 10
i. sr,r IN. isx3 9! ne xEIompanT:
H. s. rrrce < G. .,.,y. 4. + ~ + 7chna .aslEe o:
, 1859-11-24
Ncxy York Cnttfc Marker.

Uf IrLEGEAFH. Nxw Iu1L. Nov q
cA71L1i'etf advsneeh Ec ? 9. owing to decreased r.
IN Receipts 1' o had,
SaH8r Axp LAAns-A1sanced SC z head. Na,tet &C.
tive. Nec. tpta i, Il ranax.e1.
Ew1sE-lcc!fnsu x In. Receipts 1f.'Gh lt!nx an In
e1cAE oF over last week F1!t sxnxc from 10 b
, 1859-11-24

~ City Clerks umcr. Chica.o, Ill., Nor. 49, lsis,
Public noce hrrtby .lveu that The 4 mrou CountI
hase 9':cfnd Sidewalk 70 y eonstpted. folio
10th sdts Of Market sseet from Randolph to Midi
pank Lid headng* n! rat le thAu by ii inch q
tear1lln=+ the sane 10 t~ built 10 city rrarte.
Now. unless the all he constructed In tho raab NJ
rcqu!,ed ~ tle Ordnance rattve s1ew nu Or h.
fose ~ loh tay Of December 1850. Il will h. built BY Il
ioneE, a7d tho a4sessed the p1. MS
ckafc:hle herewith.
nnl9-npaa. In H EHEISNA AXX f1sx f.t..1
, 1859-11-24

~ City Clerks Once, Chicago, IN, Nor. lt lss9
Public Notee hereby kFcn. th4t The Common Count
have ofisred IL b. eMessucted fni!o~s:-ua
franklin st. in The N<fh Ov1iau. wr of
shth PLANK laid on s,tnrs Of mt lss lhan by Ok
tt1utne. lei ln3 the earth tht eath tEci In between
th-tn. ~ n f,1m even grade
Nov. nniesS tie shall be ted In tia ra.nu,r
reQuhed hv ths Ordnsnea sca@e to sidewalk IN Of i
f9rn lhe iah :ay Of 1s,a y: viii he built b. IL
Street Commissioner and The cost saSessed On tho nrrn.
ehaIct Ah1e thtftvlh.
mi f.tA- r1..
, 1859-11-24

COVERS SUITANA SAUCE.
~ totlos or cold di.ses and every euaa r,n,1s,ie,
rtQolsnE RELISH Recommended y ms iondo anres IL
great ~ to md Indispensable Tor The dnt
sSysf saga Sng b ft.s y sss Na.t; puTt
.sse1ts foE the Cni.d Ssaissa O. YVELlE :l5 Fui;c3
.tre+t. New Yo'k. BRAY i HAYES slCJfnhiL Uo.to,.
, 1859-11-24

Dressed hogs wero actira ind prices mnrc
regular than yesterday. Lots averaging e3o lbs
ind upwards ranged from a aa TO 200, and one
nics lot of 10 head. averaging 205 lbs, vent -
high ns 5.G!}; and smother lot Of g bead sold
Mt 5@55o. dividing on 100 pounds. Light lots
brought from 4.S0 70 5.o95. Ths PURCHASES OF
The principal packing houses foot up scnie 500
h:ad Receipts Of dressed and lire hogato day
aud fer tl.e season thus fur, ere rs follows:
Received 6y mi to.t.y .y'.. 6'5Mad
Previously rcPa1ted. -"
4a1:t ''s's
lCtun1 tho Cleveland Herald. .:d1
Some small lots dressed hogs have been re:
ceived md sold to tie retail trade al $3Gl5.5u.
CA7rLE-1uckera hare commenced operations.
Tho priccs at present paid range from 81 10 1.to
pcr cHt
, 1859-11-24

W.px1soAr EyHuu. Nor. Is N:s-
The receipts 4ud shipments during The p-:.
81 kpuea, wero 81 follows:
, 1859-11-24

TOR PRODUCE AND CONNfIS-
l. eIox MKzcMAxts-The beat located place TO e-tct
Gan N*teaou>. inmesIatI Tic depot VI the Mss,
s'pPl and Missouri hallroad In Iowa be colt
lh.re atr dTe FfaLe HtuAs thereon and amp p.4s
Ora Na:enu.e It il The only lot In which the ris cza
BE- brought In hom the za!irt ~. and Il tho
Key for the other Warehouses
able, Without crosasrg this protsny.
Pf!ce ttn1 With aa.thlrl c4s down, tic lnlanee q
be pad. II De ,isaxl on nnS terms.
For panicrla1s arrlyto BECK / WIRTI[,
No. II South Clark kttees,
, 1859-11-24

chicago 4 milwaukee Railroad 60.
TO RUN A SPECIAL TRAIN
To the Cenetes5, fot the present, ca
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
OF EACH WEEK.
Al an hour that Will euale pertona spend one Lo,y
With business.
Cemetesyt1ans notice, Eil! run Asfooxs:
Leave Chicago. 1t pa. "Wednesday aad Saturday,
Leave Rtsshi 1t is pm. and arrive Ut Chtca: 3Is
fHonz <astlnF to visit the Cemetery Grounds b: p:-
v1t can take the soseh and Eva sy.
Rnld running noHh from Clark st1et, by II LItts
foEtfoat via 10 wR2nyue. UHce orta frU1nl aE. u SYp
J.V.z-BLANEY E1t,!ftFt.
, 1859-11-24

10y 0..0. y. oQ.sL.AE+ superintendent
{ IALENA s CHICAGO UNION
~ GREAT wr5fEaS HA!1x1Hnl MAiL ROUTE.
on at.r: NOV LII. is;. train, ~ill1.a-e
sqs il;;o "a ii 1n. foo. faon. Cedar
PIT Wra Gi g., i'anle1,s. iatu;us. Sees.. Jaass
VI =; a.! a;i It,. It. IHstaie p. i; M H:ass:
aaS f. est ss
ias.nss ..e Etlats. Wit - tte il:so au- ,sa!a-
HI rorrEn a.a f,s.as1 l. 1AscSr 2tra; III;
ILLINOIS CENT. RAILROAD
l,.,, ,s sEMMEE EAAEAXGEMExT;
Htssh ss F. sts csi:,Satxs: sas
l.,y ,yE1p'<:.ss Ills an. susaay~ esc-pte, an:v;nz
L Lna's I'D In. cA-'" Z; at s1' ILL., Asmii'a =;
:, S;h: E.,Fes ~ P: r., s,.ue.ay, excepted
L's1s Il l-a PIN. Cain. At sV0p p. III.
k.uss.s: Aseoum umotai.n s.6s p.n~ sundays e1,epsed
fs5 VII l.: nia % I'll. iien IL 10 GRbnNS'
E:asn. a,s,.e IN Chisasoat Wis AM; .nI ~. 3. III,
Eassass checked through II calo, &. Louis lad St
For sale II the once iu he C.esa Central Dr.
2ei Nv at u: ?ses of tue lsbusxh Fors Wayne an
& i he Nssa :: nt.Ie K. s eee @
On DssEoEn .t1rx', tetw ia.s and Randolph stsests
hiSs :: rsi:k iGst s :iA v; dai TRAINS
1::se ehsaso al ~ pn. Ltass woo.l.wn Il :.l.p.n
= !: ;;$ss:$:: r.: .:ssS .:sba %
Fsfe il csat. esse. ~a,. ''Dp "
rS..5s cS@e.'isa ts.t'. !s,as:d sool for hr
f. s:s< q aEy?k :; af &c. g. Of
" r,px.,,x y: I; ARTHUR. Superintendent
, 1859-11-24
1859 GREAT 1850
Central Short Like 1RoHlc

Tlr1SBCRE1r, TT uAYSE l. - lltrAG1. AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
TO .1kk E.1Nyf:k-H' CITIES