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SIS FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA

eAsEE FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
rhasrsrsss==--aaThe steamer WM SELDEN, W g. Kirwan
Captain will resume her route to fredericksburg and land
IngS on Rapahain0ck leaving baltimore from her
Tr HHARF, loot or .S6UTH -STREET, on
will leave Fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She will continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
Freight OF every description taken at low rates Horses
Cattle, aud Live stock generally, handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through punctually at
tended TO- charges paid promptly and soon as
E~FGr information, freight passage apply in Baltimore
at her office, l05 SOUTH STREET board the Boat
49,. Agents in Fredericksburg.
A I 4
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Steamboats,.

II FOR PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.
Es-sEEz--5 THROUGH FROM WHARF TO WHARF
The corporation of the city of Petersburg having deepened
the water in the AppomatoX river from James river to the
wharf at Petersburg the Powhatan Steamboat Company
burg, at greatly reduced rates
The steamer POCAH0NTAS, Captain Thomas Trayers ia
now cargo and will leave her first trip WE'D
NESDA1 AFTERNOON next, at o'clock.
For freight apply to
,o J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
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ARA A CARD.
tE9Ey For the purpose of doing more general CASH
EkA<xhBUSlNESS have made arrangements to sell my
stock of Goods for Cash. at the lowest remueratng prices
This arang will be extended to all family
paid promptly every June and January. liberal allow
will be made to wholesale purchasers for cash Offer
for sale in bond and in store,
OLD COGNAC BRANDY, IL years old.
OLD SCOTCH, IRISH, AND RYE WHISKEY,
OLD JAMAICA RUM AND HOLLAND GIN,
MADEIRA WINES, DoNALDSON'S SERCIAL
RESElsV L, and other WINES, 20 years old
SHERRIES, WIDOW HARMONY;S CELEBRATED
TOPAZ, OLD P0MARE and other brands
FINE OLD PORT, CHAMPAGNE (my own importation,
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CHARLES PENDERGAST,
No. II Smiths wharf.
NJ All charges paid goods shipped by this liue and
goods sent to my address viii be forwarded free of commits
sion q p
cepts with each lot Of goods
u
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rS5ss FUR SAF AMMAN, GA.
ss%& The clipper schooner ALABAMA" Capt Bon
ner Will receive freight on Thursday, and sail with dis
patch For freight or passage apply to
CIAS. PEN DERGAST,
, No II Smiths wharf
n B-Shippers will please send duplicate receipts with
goods Moi n
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Mn LAURENCE THOMSEN 4 co.
t&EsExcHANGE PLACE. En- H EII:A OF COMMERCE.
IMPORTERS
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &c,
Offer for sale an extensive assert uient Of
BRA D ! IS:
J. Hcnnessy; Otard, Dupuy CO.. Jean Louis 1871: Supe-
rior old Cognac; Jules Robin & Co; A. Segnete John
Durand Co-of various grades. All in U. Bonded Ware
houses.
WINES:
Sherry Madeira, Port, Sicily, Lisbon Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also Champagne Caret and Hook
dials
HOLLAND GIN, of Bicker's "Grape" brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marseles Sweet OIL Sar
Dimes Maccaroni, Iermicei, Olives, Capers, &c, &c.
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
o m rFNpttI tf
, 1859-03-26
HegaI Rotites.


SALE-N hereas,
L George narte, md Elizabeth DaskeM3 M hls ws q X
EXECUTED tie sust.ber of chleaso County 4 Cook
and st7is Of nnnqs esEtan dssd Of t ef etala ans
no,. Ia ID aesd q sstaasd 4 az
s % 10 II Thousaad a s2 os;s i.rtt
o1de1 flames Gves md due aas: nth u.
sli fq5 nseTd . q az ef Nay AZ ls
an5 .a.yas DEBUT h - sde i ths pay%sat q she
I'D e o. = less L. sRsa91
e tr The saie of Tie R,s%sss y gid deet q t described
Sox noes het57 T rea ss j.
g. -: i i The = sehsssy say & Hl s
aay. It The north door Of ths ,, court nYrse y ta
asssa :hs % ssSsf e. SGT 9 e. s
sesd premises IN ths County Of Cook nd tate
ST. T. ses e. ss l. yse 9 ss
ssf r ! T. 4sss' ss = :5
Ds;s5 ssisst Il. Is z.5Sta aay : III, A ,a
TRUSTEES SxLE.-Whcreas
i ino. made snd e1teaisi ee he sahse1l~1 of lii
Is Sns l Ia,e @ i 2s Il G6s1. l a. Is
t"seusr The payment Il es,sn psosory nostn sid dec
Waswor 60. the u a.6s payable The orle
efGhs< D. Putsand dur ~ moatls atttr aa:e xh: -.
4. H. 1851. in the Kec.nlers Der VI l.ok County.
shs sud STATE 4 uin"is :d duly ns;.ti in BOX n
in the parnleEt of Il te sai rsolsory Note a.,v
nsntions aad appt}on IN: tssn n.ae to n.e ty ths
described fvt the pusposts In said dest of trust nr
tioavi: Now. tsref'ss t.sse Is hsrthy given shat +
said deed Ut trust eonta.nel ! shall. Friday. II
fifteenth day Of April. T. D. 1859 Il Two ocloek in IT.
| V1frY n fnfth
III thu said County Of Cook. Stale Of n.!s. .s st pl
auction the highest bidder. r cash. al tie fo'HltE e
cxd tnises. situated In the County Ut C,ok and state
l:os afures to wit, East txr.e tlss aes- u the mort
i1f u the northwest quarter u Section ~
IN Tuwnahip Thirty Eight ls,,: north nt lsatEr fYufet
Csl uf thr Thiri Principal Melan. except The
twh e. Of the n" four q, acrcs Of S!n said IL
twelve tlal acr. with The aud u! right
equity ii redemption Of the said James Wi.w"z1h
Emily his wife, and Strung Watsworth. their heirs Al
asnik1s Therein.
l'ueJ this fousteenth day ot March. 4. n. 1s;9.
| WN. A. GROVES. Trustee.
/ *
, 1859-03-26
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

1..-...tt.. ~. ~ Masn,o =, =,
FREit'l1Is-sentt em-.A' . .4A ~ A"'''"' - ~
scar Whl'ss"n. cenn W., ~ n4+ -, ~ ,,,. Witt.
fLoCh-u"a. aa%7 .,"-1sr ~ ~. ,.a.-I ""L>
Winter al Ro'" Ao' ''*7 ~fA'- " -
vats tet1is
"HEAt-m iSttH@eass A'" W. ~ .,o,'. ~
e.sWhu S".l hed In 4"ts s+c eso1't' *'--' o'u ~
&c s5"tasr} III slt NV oosae'a w. Hsa ~. .'e'
aErl ii sl.sos Sn bo d" t"e'sm's u Wy 81 F!.'- W
track: on b1 10 NJ Wis oeteteu' t'' III W. AN' -
ssnraGef II Viii" sFHSe-'AAs' sFHS-' ns,' s 49,
3" hn oaaoAto $sc s'o'a+e' ~ ~ wv '1 "e ~ -.
NJ ~ 4.s - 49," - ~. go, =. ~, !.
LID pu % t4e ~ Nv W w ~
eVoe 10 " @u'.t .ooo,u ,,+nc
tohN-AaiAs. u's'"su go. c',,., =. ~,
'follt1 cataa .se a"e.s o,vo ~ u.,.
aoo&' w e - " - ~, -. A. ~, n,,,,,n
LOO hn DO at ~ rs On .1s ~ ','
t"utEaek At tt4c + ~ Us l.VVo 'n oo va o-9s 1880 ~ "
, 1859-03-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. .5tl4-Thc Boston delegation,
representing the State street interest tad IN in
terriew with the Postmastcr-General this morn
ing. and report Ills concurrence in tie Attorney
Generals opinion that t1.e removal Of the Nastan
l'ost Office il illegal and tllat il must be restored
Ia lis former location, when the rcmonstrants
viii Inc allowed reasonable time to- execute
bonds to save tl.e Government from loss.
The Grand Jury more than week ago made
n prescptment against Mr. Sickles for the Mur-
der OF Mr., Key. II t},en became the duty af the
District Attorney TO prepare IN indictment and
pluce it bctore tlcm for tlcir final action. This
hp did to.day. when it wus returned by them as
Il true bill. Tie rcusun Of tue delay is under
xtood to be that they might, in the meantime.
have IN opportunity 10 examine additional wit
ncsses, ,nufe particularly relative to Mr. Butter
worth, SO thai if they discovered sufficient cause
ihey might indict him jointly with Mr. S,ckles.
Mr. Stanton Of fit.sburs md Messrs. Magru.
dor and Ruicliffe. accompanied by the father Of
thr ACCUSED, came into Court and asked that
mort Monday be set down for the trial, but after
!. ,nnfcrcncc witI, the District Attorney, MondAy
week was agreed upon for the purpose.
The Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia
decided On important putent case to-day, on an
anneal from the Commissioner Of Patents. The
t.ass was IN interference between thc Nationa
Strnm Guacc Co.. and Vim. II. Farley. 1t wa:
decided in Juror Of the former assignee OF l.. q
Allen.
Lieutenant General Scott has arrived at Wash
incton. He lad IN Interview with the Secretary
Of War, this forenoon, aud will remain serera
duva on business connected with his olhc'a
position.
Nicholas C}cary Of Californin, has been ap
nointcd Naval storc-lecper ut Shanghai, China
, 1859-03-26
TRITSrEE'S S.ALE-Whereas

l. .Iphn George saurraann AMI Catherine, Ii. it, IT
the City u fh:x, t'Hity IT rs.. anil Stale II Iins
dill. The rE day of i. ID. lst r1evnte arrf.
Esn da.! Ut Trust coavvyiH: T., IN iE1lst The k,uw.
described pys1st1 the tylMeps Vi xrrtui.1 1.r
nl>gy Nute nae by 1!tn sitnF >a,lcr4.. aid ray
aie IL Albert T. tctSi nIrr, -lx n,hls ate. the .ate
tavreef. for tie psHt3a! II Twu Thssat aat Twu
Hundred Dollars 3ssll With inert thtrc.n ten lar
cent ptr ater DUE FIR nrnry .,rrwc which HI
red Il rrcurte: In the ntsr 1t III. untv
lln"s. IN Bouk 14J of Dveds rase :6: atl wher.S
lykaut !ls tn l11e III the II xl. AMI 4p
pssatiun las teen Msuse ty the @ lcr ss.v.t 10
srt the sd prrI:es navt the sill rxI VI trust ihs
pu.pu,.ss there.n expressed.
Suw therefore, ruIe notice |. hereby Giscn that shall
se 1t public alrtlna. Vt thu not Hr 0f the tuss iinusr
in the city II the Csunty of toek md star II lull
n the highest LAer for s At len ttul ntluck tn lie fr
saturday. the nnrtee;h ay 1t Mlsr 4. L. lS5y
tte pErIsrS DESERVED In said .rett of tr- il&s
wit :-Ios eighteen tlst. u Rick 1iysl1 Ci>, III The MI.
uhts all Michigan Canal Ts,itr* sustst>iul It r
part II The southwest Quarter af Sea Ee t Il. Tp*n.
tAip t north u Range fourteen IL, If iIe
TElFh fslnrital Meridian. together with al ie ulnyc-
1ic.s ald bi!!ns* Situated tntreSa. AMI with all all singh
kr the privileges md arQs7 tsrnnt. lrlrnsnr
md al the right title t.6aH md equity It v,vplia It
said Jnhn t.tse seefllh aE1 Catherine, his w:t their
hstr* 7se!srs.
Ths - to p- made for the purposes ii xail deed II trust
2f,rrNlii. HORACE Il. CHASE. Trustee,
Clclk', March 1th, 1oc3. u,h.-&..+}l- -.w
The ahn.e rsle il juur7lt,! s the <eccn1 .,y If Arr
A. y. 1et a:tsn "coc1 In the fErnnan, II the i:tl Iuos
u the Court lluss nas''ioi;.i n ths u =: h tics
, 1859-03-26
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL a!
~ FOND DU LAC RAILROAD.
r1ANCN Nr rT{fF

TAST STEEL.
~ IA. ats snd ss inch s@szs. II sa4 ss hxh
rounl recryet tha rnomt> tagsiaes vhh epsi SUCK II
Iii ~. rxnfs,ntty on As11 anl EpE sais .,x AT
PRATT i W0kE ETxN AfsnsA
nh,t.fns-eksa VI Sps&h n n{x9 Afe4$.
, 1859-03-26

Ngw YonK, March e5.-By invitation Of the
Whis General Committee, eaG3sern"r nn1 Hunt Hunt
Chapel. An audience, numbering about !"',
,ros in attendance. Hiram kctchun, presided
GOV. Hunt urged the necessity of bnryins sec.
tiona'i<1n and of uniting the Opposition on ma
tional grounds. In t!le cllarmau's speech, three
public men were referred 10 as t1,osc to whom
Inc country might best con6de the DUTIES Of til.
next Presidency. Thesc were Edward Everett
John j. Crittcndcn mud Gen. Winfield Sc"tt
Zach Of these names were received with demon
stratiuns Of approval.
, 1859-03-26
DENNSILEAEIA CENTRAL,
l. RAILROAD.
1hs fapasisy Of This Kt:.! Is now equal IL an In the
GuuntEy, "


nETwEES FlTrsB1R,;H AND rrII1a nEp1,1.
,.n,,s.,n., t,,., T., w.. I,i,,. r,,. :, d..
rsruxh T,;n. fnn ~ III III ',,! n .n IT,, .st:xh w
ft1l,hs G.sllys sr shs tI,.{satia It t.,ssn&s. an
tnrs. ~, .n .,t IT. i1n.. M ~ ~ nsf i, r'ts
~, saagss 4 - u t.a.a.tS5. '<' ~ u ""'
sr,a1 AZ " a ass .n & t. ~ Trim oodn
av W, mi ra.t In sur.x. " e1rir~ s.!ns
tt,,a, s''nr +, ,ys ~ Sx ,".t as ~. Liz liz
c"ri..xs t41 snr ttaltih.'v NJ e.. ~ " aa4shsSon
ir - t,hi h H. .a.Em ~ ,itIr a, " 49, Ezp!ss
A.Tn Tr.;.. - v.w s,,n,!r:;,; t,.,,,,, -,,s
Ar1se!n rh.a,:ph, = baltimore u M nd il NV
arriving Philadelphia II +. H., New YI,rk S:s 4.
sig daily trains bti.rtn tdl14r!pht ad New Iurf twn
ta ls4n. k,.nl 4thsr IT the anrss Tains MO
lat Tickets h lison gsu1 via Surstsh Fail EIyrr
Or St.nsht"n Linus.
ait klraA ,nieea Ia The Wrst a~. m tcan amy * H.,
regular ne nf s,.aier the MLs!aippi uhi1 1sf.
anu tekrts W.~twa-l 1t the utct- II Company M l
tuu. New Yurk, liliInl.lrr uE IhEalrlph,a '"' " ~
v~.a A1ya-x. ..xo- H.
,e~us. - ~ Any ~k0er
uAss fer Tickets By Pittsburgh. or-
nne g PIT y! 1ns Mss ennsf"p* u The PENN
sS'saoa hai'"ao ~ : hlcaS" a'a&cs als ha
DIRECT LINE nE-rwEEx THE g&r- AVN r.,v
oANs~A A4-'I 1,HEAT Si1KrHW1EsGrs: Kr1 Gs:F AND THE
The connecting of by the 1asra Hig, .t Pits,
x6 thr xavns II tit se advat - ,dIx anpseIszi
pass{ss iii 2nx Eawsni wn rna T.; III, a,v,n,,,,
F"r fright cuan4 shl5p.ac dt,ert1ous .palv to ar
f!,sss<a 6si e*Fse ~, ~: sasensZs ssSnsnZ; o.
Il: T. acNexxy Mayrnit. Ky: t!n.hx <rsprtT Mpxy
Portsmouth, o.; fa1dosk 4 Co. effpnonytlL. Ind X "
, 1859-03-26
New York Market.

III TE,EcnArn.I New IoHK, March g.
FLCI--Ste and Western al1nc lowrr. Sales slU0 Ebls
at A56 FIR super Staic. e6GO94 fur extra do. s5t6
fif a,1n.r Western e65Hs90 for N fair
Western &Gcs 80 for extra FouBdhnp Uht.-c1>ihg
dull Canadian guet: snal klts Ut o. 4o4 20 for c1trs
SuaN s.lie< arr making Of Rye Flnus ii 4Sf1eis
t;RA.s--Wheat dull and trs"pE: t.lrs lsv0 bush. ii
I'll fur winter nd Western d. white Michigan u -
il: mined Western. ~ for El Genesee 1ye unsettled
tetles 90 hu sOs5c Harley actsse satrs 1aMO hu ut
ttsa for nars In anA att, VII fur Southern
ysp~. Oats, 56ei::c fur STATE 6est=c for Western and
canadian. ,...... ...
WnEKY-Lower Sales 40 ibis At ss@asac.
IEarisoNb-InIk hcs4yy. acs 1,CN bGs at 4ts12 FIR
uey mess; &C. fin old e1as5ts IT for p.Ee.
};eef faray SALTS 40 hills at $780, ff country ti1sr:
s. r ,u rss: o. IN II ~ r rackel Chicago fo. FEire
i,ss Nrf 9u,t. Sales <nall u *lsp. lkrf has dull.
S4le~1uo ,s nj sls.1.O. acuA 4rct hut very firu ut
previous prices. rred hogs dull nj eaesse. tint Me:a
s1y Inpier.te business dung sales Ut 6t for
hhu;dvIr: e4.3c fur has Lard dull sakr 90, ss 1t
lta :c Including t lts prime ~s.,ssn at lie Rnttsr-
luei5 f"tlh: lss e fot stale 1heese dil II 20
W-,L-Dnn,-ac Artsr Qutt hut tE1M. slles ~ ntsU s
4t2G. fnt quarter bIoi aaxuhy. Foreign unchanged
SHES 1EI llts Mea,a mad sal lots of unwashcd I
S7rKs-Firm. Mos st: La@9G; Vas ss3: Ten.s 9ls
Eric tnl S1rr-. tults- ~ o. ntllcs q,
M trawart ai,d Hudson III. 10: Iacthc Mail, IS:
s19 Erie INT asena p:ctErrd, Isl: Ksallls III S.
t'lelso i !. IT: 5.i s3o; do aazlscr1l HI ca
l 1.,a Turdp .3f.
, 1859-03-26

tuan small s,ed ., sn n he spqe6 spe snre so1s
without being taken A ,ni1ea lot Of No. !
alasMi,a5. Amongst the sales of the latter
wns one Of 1000 bus in store At N.a5.
Oats begin 10 look M ittle a couple Of
snail lots sold ut ~ nnd QUO uenseFea
, 1859-03-26

TAR NIFEEISt-A few hundred
qpasiEnrbenH y. A. SkdE.
ph1a e41&4R 10, u ffsak &<eskf
, 1859-03-26

l.esvESwonrn. March .;,.-!A letter irnu. Mr.
Morry. Of the Original Laurence Company, no"
located near Fl l'aso, states that plenty Of sl'o
rold is discovered ou the banks If the Arkasl
sas. The country il bcing extensively pros
pec1cd. The yield is i to ~ cents to the pan
He thinks the prospect better tisan ever e&istct
IN r,jifn17,iu
, 1859-03-26

Hosrax, March .5.-Mr. Turner Reed. re-
spcctc1 resident Of Arlington, was robbed in the
road near that village iust evening. by fur me1,
who took from, him Il ,;'H' and threw him into Il
po,ld. lie managed to get home, however. III 1t
very bad plight.
, 1859-03-26
Important to Emi@runts to the Cole
ffcNf1QA.

The Icasen~nrth anil 1Hkes Peak E1prcss Passenger
and ght truIs1ny t,El1*t3 nj thc viii kHuwn mn, u
Russell. AaCrEs W!t!l Government tulsT.et4rs with
c=Anh capital VI Two fiunntt Thousand I,!ass las ~
tahlAht line fur tte II Iseeter. txrr.x
Ksis and fright :" sae iEnr- Stl tte tsnsE. Font fuey
anil smoky Hill FasS rustr.
This culnp1ny have thu contract for carving the a.t.,
Thu Lexsslturr u kanxs h. Established feeuEts K+l.
By is ruute HE atdse tn}sny establishing eanpink
aud fetssiE pt~t, every kwehtytse miles alnx thu t4
With ample scrunloati"nt fur Passengers and relays At
tns. Tits mule IL The valley II the kln<A nves md Is
well Stttctttu within three hunnr N!cs IT the lIses.
An aplnpi ratiun II &atU Las be1i nite by the tvns
between thr Riley and Lcsruw"Et for eorlpsfe rcraiss
uf fs.l- AMI hrstsr-.
The I!saEtsses If this ruse all others are eyttn
and 1t l. over ONT hundrrt and asy lui.. fht
M!{es thAs ky atss tt!1c sSafy fves t4e Nsst
of LeavenK.sth I" the mouth u CheHy Trek.
The establishment ef tho alvr nsIt ay thu Territorial
government aud the express company, ii slrtex uf
tie superiority uf tlls E,,se-
Ftr full particulars IL, freight ra*asr hr this Tine, ill.,
qutsr Ut L. y. PRATT,
Agent Iac!nc KIlrrral.
ulhS ESA utlsr s. Dx.fbufn riycrt.
, 1859-03-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Southern and South hxcetern Raj
EQR6E In fnnxantfns1.

Fo&0& In COnventlohs
ColuNars, O., March 24.-The Convention
representing the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsyl-
vanaa Central aud numerous western ceouec-
lions has continued its session to-day. The ut-
most harmony prevailed throughout with free-
dom from excitement aud contention highly
creditab1e.
Tue Tine Committee reported action this eve
ming III full. They propose to start passenger
traius from New York ut A. u. aud +. ".
and reach Cincinnati 1t aud ! p. N, and A.
N. Leave Cincinnati ut 4, II. and 1.3nP. NJ.
and nuke about the same time to New York.
Tie following resolution offered by the Presi-
dent Of the Baltimore line was adopted:
Whfrtas. Moderate speed passenger trains
arc admitted to contribute largely to economical
working railway profits, and <1l'hfr,as the cx-
traordinary cost of high speed shou!d c"!nnlaad
relative remuneration fer passenger service, and
Wh~as. experienced managers ot the railroad
system Of Europe have adopted this rEancup!c ~
their tariff Of fares as the Legitimate result OF
experience; therefore, be It
1..solrfd. That in order to inaugurate tins
economical aud valuable principle into the
American system. each through line to CON-
pcting points on AI trains, using Il schedule Vi
not lsss thu. tlirty-six lluurs between Cincin.
ua,i aud New York, and forty hours between
Chicago and New York.
The TING seems TO BE- satisfactory to the yari.
II GSteTl tt0AQs l1ltErtSlEu, auu u Satu ~ IN
70 arranged III 10 be better adapted to general
ru1'lic Convenience By u!l the lines, than ever
heretofore
Inc rcnnsylrania road provides for bola and
active competition with the \. y. Central. hy
rapid sp.ed, aud tue Baltimore roud, while
maintaining moderate speed, provides in the
uborc resolution 10 compensate iur il by reduc-
ing fare one dollar between New York and the
Vest.
Freight rates occupied but little attention, but
the following was passed:
Etxolrtd, That a Committee, consisting Of onr
REPRESENTATIVE from each Of the Western roads,
be appointed by their respective roads, to ar
rang rates Of freigh, Eastward bound. and That
they be instructed to fix the differences between
uf rail, rail aud lakc, rail and riyer, rail. lake
and canal, and that this Committee meet ut tlc
Phillips House in Dayton, Thursday. March u,
nj IL 4. NJ, aud that one representative from
each for Atlantic lines be invited to be present
The Convention is still sitting, but will I'D
irnrn tt,-rirht
, 1859-03-26

DrnrQrE. March a5.-Mrs. Ann 13anSks has
bccn examined mt St. Paul, Mimi, IN q charge
Of having poisoned her husband, who died very
,nys.criausly recently, aud she has BEEN coin.
mittcd for trial far wfu1 murder. Dilansky was
:. Po1andcr, aud removed to Minnesota from H.
finnis
, 1859-03-26

HAu1L4ox, G. W, Marc! o5.-Thc verdict ol
the iury iu the case Of tie late accident ou tc
Great Western Railway. nj nuudas. rxuncrate.
1i,c hallway Company from any blame what
ever. Train. hare bcen passing over the roac
t1,ix unrnitlr.
, 1859-03-26
FIGURING 1IIll Burned.

nEllEvrE. O.. March :.;'.-TLc large lourins
mill in This place, t'wncd by j. u. NiEbee, was
burned last night. f."ss ul'out $ls.M",; insured
$la.0"'. Caused, il is supposed by friction oi
machinery. Bunks and snte were sayed.
, 1859-03-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

GosE7s PiErEs.-We understand that tho brig Portland.
rlich went as4or Grand seA the 18th Inst, las
gone to pieces
SAYz.-Thc schooner AIa1. reported assorr 1T Manseo.
arrived In put t,Aay al right 1t was the 1'utna Vita
which welt ashor. She got If, hawcrr without an3
, 1859-03-26
RuiIrolns.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
OF TIE

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE or TINE.
On and after Sunday November esh trim sst leavs
the G,e., Central Depot seos Of south Wstts and Lsts
st LAuts Calso aad Nsx oean. Ezpss. aza
&, ,,,,. 3Da.!y saadsSs excepted, ,o.oon
.. l'''' 'na e.iS sSsy af': san.ys sisvp,sd; ''
F0' Peoria btsaf 81 S'[affaeffe 'ISfef$ T~s Hapt< Alton.
Jefferson City, x'Asa' y; ra1Fo 4 points On Missouri '''s''
Memphis s'posssHex sHx y'5t;iJ SKIESSs SSs'eas ca''e"n
Anst al .nssrueAt.se ptiats.
k.seF iii ea;s sI2 u 5 e y anlsSs e1sepe o.
S1unays Esens1 Will ~ TN CO ais tEn ~ ts -
u:oo pm.
CONNECTIONS.
h res Hsae 1as aaa a,is .a s's a e. & M e
Louis and u Cafo With the Ea!isa 1ae u Steamers for
r. fs s aases ~ aits as e"nsson. ss Il Toono
with Gra we.tera Kroad fas sprtnsa<Il Iaea.4nyiis
mad III Aaoa ,s - Luz nj ass i on .sa oaia sa 4 S
a!ss'ppi Ks;lrt7a sos st, Louis,
FUR THROUGH TlcKEIS AND INFORMATION
i IT, Michigan Csasr Kslr,a 1T. - srper of LaIe aa
D:.t@rn s;rsys. IL the ratusxh. Fvs. Wsne IN, sh!e
ii Steamboat nj lsail.ai 0atx. n III III and
S;rh uxs,x 5As E ~ StAkxE Gs'ssal SUPP.
W. 1o: fsfil' f.. - s*t2i 5siee Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE II. Il.
LAKE SHORE LINE.
Great Mall and Express Route to
st. Paul.
On azA a..er Mss4.ay. November 18th. 1sss Passenger
Isaas will run daily. t>uaaays eIcepttl) fellows:
THROUGH TRAINS.
LKavE cIrAso xxok srA7os CORNER " wazra AHt'
, 1859-03-26
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
LAKE SHORE RAILROAD.


VIII accompany The Night Ttaln.
II P7znxe.s leavinX Chicago o. the 64s zua. Ta zyt
Night Cur VI Cleveland. = .
Tetess u had as Ill Tsskes 0esA IN te4 We sod
st Company uro under tho AEsern o0se corner Vt
Randolph aud Dearborn areet. nd n the depot
, 1859-03-26


These GUMS .traovs ali Only ens bottle Is needed
morbid or Lad matter from ~ % throw snt Of The Syste
The sTItenl supplying In ~ t1e enes OF medicine amer
theT place healthy dow long HekneN-
OF h!ls, invlgnsating The Ho-t n
gest wtll PCEIYI1x9 thet 1lee removes III saownyss
bLoop, giving ions and - unn2tu1l so1or from the
health to the whole machln.I &kiu.
cry. Exrnovfng The e>uss Of <rt
ial cure. ~ time bsfofe eating gives
lLTigor 70 thu appxfiis and
BILIOUS ATTACKG1 Iuaskxs the food llgsst well.
ter prevented by ths occs 0ns doss often repeated
sloul use sf the Liver Il. cussa CH1oa1c DEAxxnda
Tigorator. YN ~ it, worst form, willis
~ Summer and Bowel Com
One tose after eating h - pants Yield almost " tha
sufficient to relieve tbs stu.I = lts8& coss~
mach and prevent tbs food ~
frUm rising and >ousnE. one 6ess ottwo teasp3o1.
ttna will aiHays ralIsss Slok
Only ons dosa taken bal q
Ut sssssng prsvss1s ths Only one dose immediate
p " Eslisssa coils.
only one dose taken al A few bottles will cur
niGaf lonsenS The bures pxorsY. By exciting tha al
saa.''' W. aud eu'ss e's7~n' q {'''tans'.
y1 We take pleasure In 70
Une doss taken aftes u comuehdIng tlis n,edirsu'
eaeA meal will u1s ~ preventative fus FEvEl
| fkfsiA = Isnd AIrE, TUT Fxvxs
i, ,... iand I'LL FSve.k Of ! Eili.u
One dote att4a rspeatedE - type 1t aptrstekwnh Srr
Eute cure for C1oLEKA = .alnty and Thousands NJ
MokBrs and prsvent4 Ixt!lns to testify tsite ".
TIRE Of cuoLEKA. II ld.rfui ytEtAss.
, 1859-03-26
HAsBRDUCK IJAFts, NHT 1119IF 1IlI-e7o'
lNTATE lF ILLINOIS. COOK
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

n County. - CoNk C6HhtT C4u!1 q Vot1moh f1ti:,
April Tcr A. n. 19. Mills L. Calender Charles ".
cornwall and Marcus $ MoFehutl.c-Attaehnent
Public assce Is hesshy given to the said ChaEes "
wall and Marcus s. Molphose that writ Of attachment
Issue. OUT of the oce VI the Clerk VI the CoUk County
Cou Of Common fc dated the ah day Of February, 4.
D. 1873 At The sat of the sA Mills l. and aE7inst
The esate OF The kald Ch1rs ". Cornwall aud Marcus
Mnrcause for the u sixteen hundzt and four and
Eu dollars directed the sheriff u Lake County, which
sad wit has been returned executed
Sew. theFtfos. unlsss yon the said chsfes SesaTa
fyrc the said Cook County Cou VI Common Pleas @,
tfs The At ds{ Of ne .s1s = Ts Err tasts to r. hnas9 At
4 April A. P ~ Ese :pss; p; hsl nd pssa 70 tse s,
n fayoT Of lie sd Miis l. CaenIe and much og The
properly attached NAY be s1aeleut u eaty the s1
n. kfMUALL. Clerk.
Trxr.rn sxru. F1tGs AH.S3x n1hlY-iw-t5l1,