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, 1859-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MONDAY Erzrso, Nov. II.

MospAr EVENING, Nov. II.
LIST or VESSELS PAss1xo 7nKnoroH 1uE WEL1Asp ca
Furnished to tia Board Of Laks UnderwrAers-Ihe
following yc.els passed the Port Cobone Lock from
nclock on the 10 TIL o'clock Il on tue ltln soF
cabcr, 1850:
Bound wesNorcmber 1ch, bark St. -1eorce scbooneEs
G.v tunt i1yne; Sn the IT REope'cf Young annex
'ee d1,G sSao EasS"ythsp ioi @ aos IN tic 1l bark
G1b1al!ar, brix Orkney Lass schooner condor:
s5 %<sdss jpa
Nsstt5:isl,s; st;:iS ,;;lsa BIZ He"". An'tr';s.
"o"na ~" "t--,>4.vvner Araada-
ArR1v1n At DcrrA1o rRox C,ucAoo.-rropelc1s Gnh.lo
md Chicago aud bark Great West
CLEAzID lp1 CucAoo rloA DrTf.L'-Tfo.'elcs Iowa
Brig Fa.ne Ga:l.ae1, aEd sshooners Auocat, and Wm
Fisk.
Scuu MAs,.oS-T1e1e was report In EutEalo On Eat
utdaY ta tue schooner assilon bound down with cargo
Of wheat lad :t with In aeeut, aud that her cargo wal
lady danaged.
The Masslon c.ca,rd from this port the LIT Inst, for
Cleveland, with II, ,0o0 buss. wheat.
Srsx.The Detroit Ett PREY says: The hull Of The
od psupeer Oregon aunk Frd2y atrnoon On tie fatFt
wc in tow tug Reindeer She had W 200 CORDS OF
wo:d vvb.h saA lost. She WIS commanded tE Cap1an
wy1de. ysho, with ono OF the men, came near neins
drowned" :
rxsxx1 SAlr-The schooner May Qdeen, Of al toch
with her tackle and rigging, was seld at MILWAUKEE, on
Thu sday to Mr.. Car1iugion Of 0aweGo, f.r
Towko ~ MLwACxEE.-Tler propeller Mslwauxee. late
II disabled at Mrckuac, has been towed to Milwaukee ~
The Potomac. The defect vas In her boiler.
scBn. CrRrYs MANY Or7-DEAru or osE VI TIE CGrw.-
The tchosnes Curtis saun which was nthoe, On the south
Manou with naszo Of co. for this pos, arrived here yes
trsday Capt brewery reports TINT ono ofthe crew, Dan
tel Collins, of Chicago died lat Friday, while OF lasc
Michigan Of the heat disea:c His wits tooS charge OFT
bots On the arrival Of the vessel yesterday.
ScuH. Mus11culo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N1A1AER
rorxp-TLe Detroit Ilr<'sr, under date OF ths ILL
says:
The schooner Monticello bound down. from C..itay7
wlen ,he vicinity of TUG stras 14n on to What i snowt
A (raF Island REF Ie Cs1n threw ovet two tuu8ant
ss. es WHEAT alter which =he Aoated without aui scz
uue.auake. slu uas.e1 here to-day.
r.. nTontlisfs Wenopa f}alenG Racine, Mohawk ant
aud steamer Fo!es. Queen With some 1tae1
VIC learn have been Lying a. Lot ian, Anr'
er they left about daylight this morning.
, 1859-11-15
.Fiu4nttal a,l1} Commercial.
MON NETA.RY.

So.nAr Evxs1so. Nor. II, ls:a.
Business has ,'ccn dull during The day. Some
few cargocs hare been taken, but the symptoms
begin to point distinctly to the close Of nayiga-
tipn. Brighter skies and favorable winds inuy
revive matters for few days, but business ut
best must soon adjust itself to winter bpsis.
Exchange is quoted closer by most Of the
banks. They do not cure to draw for cach
other nj current rites, viz, II premium, and
eome positively refuse. Customers are supplied
IS rsual. -All understand that tho pork ship
pcrs and packers must, after n week or two
more, supply mainly the exchange market for
the winter. Should prices warrant the3ship-
tuent Of -four nnd grain br rail, this source Of
supply must also be added. 1t will tske some
little time. however, to determine This point.
Gold, 1i@2 per cent, and firm. These arc
selling rates, and the fact is, very little is chang
ing hands on any tsrme.
Discounts arc conducd almost entirely to
produce paper. Outside 1be banks there is
rare:y anytlinr doing.
p.wSEt's D.SK.-The Yankees arc introdue.
ing new feature in banking. We see not
why, II managed by honest mad competent men
>uca bank would not serve an excellent pur
pose. Nc should be glad to see one established
IN ,h;s ritz. Ne Ind TIM fo,,o,r;r, ,c.or,t ,,.
il iu cne Of our exchanges:
1t appears bg The Boston papers that an insi.
.ut.un knowu as II" rawners Bank" has recent
X aren chartered by the Legislature of Massa-
rausctts, aud located in the ubove named civ.
1bc idea Of such uu institution did not ori:1-
aatc with the Bostoniaus, but was borrowed
lrom Europe, where It ID said 10 he very useful,
The title Under which it is known there is ri.
:lc. more os,catatious. though it il not con.
~ na,uralv attac1, IN ia nams <r <1xon a. IT,,
l'es'on institution. Ia France it has the high.
1,ouna'n:s name OF Mont DC llete." aud as tue
@sseuti.Ft,. ,1itfn-ont frn, that If thn Mont e
H,ete," it is presumed that it will work equally
;he Ja"neT aauk nas III nutnorlzcn cal-
NAV 70 i11tu Ocr.tion wien fifty thoukand ia1.
, 1859-11-15

s2a D. Ah1aUus-.. --.---- 4o3a F1okh
Sales Of 600 good Cattle from 83k and few ver5
extra At 39to *.
Sales 6i1 $40 good packing cattle from 81 tocA.
Sales Of about 4u0 ordinary cattle from 2toat.
Eome few inferior 81 low as &Lso.
Sales of al stetp from 1a:H to pcrcwt.
sales o{ s,s,7 hogs from $3.50 to 4sa@4,5o
Good stock of all Ands in active demand the average p
exbenk * for c,ue * TT hogs aud ~ for sheep.
f;elovs We rive few of the sa1ca syeraae yeebt re-
, 1859-11-15

ARRIVED, D,,,..,......Nov IA, 1850.
Prairie Qacen Ottawa. 200 bu wheat 4-obu ba.cy, 30 tu
Oats. HI 81 grass seed.
H. " tei!c 4oekpur1 as bz's hou1, &c
ID. q. Nuston, '.c3>port, 20 cubic ,aE.s atone-
Uhp, Jort. Ito tlhs grave.
Pe,guiu, Joliet. 1Su tous gravel.
A. Leach, Joliet. 130 tons gFareI.
IL. Coocy. .Io!let light.
Alcd1 1aSalle. 1.EGO hn cnrH.
ior;nda, LaSa!!r, 1913 BIT torn.
Iuk T1wn OTIS awA, LEA hu wheat lQ3l bu OATS l39 ha
C.sn, 10 bu tarey.
CLEARED.
L1onrss LsSale 1861 5cet lu1nbt5, 1906 lash.
t}ttawA, OTTAWA 1870 felt lumber
Fame, Ottswa. 63sJ6 FEET lumber. Is 800 Shingles
u. A. Thosp Jolet 20 StD foCt lumber, 40 brls salt.
t:ot Fremont. Joliet. Light.
+. NDIthrnp. Joliet. Light
Pelican. 10 let. .ilellt.
j. /. AexanI4 Lockpos :: 0oo feet lumber 50 hhnHcs
I5,5l0 houiB.
, 1859-11-15

iDf TGLECnAr1.f Noxr1tA1. Nov. IA.
FIorR-Seaty Int lcs active No. Superne .crt1 At
t51vto SIS with small s.le< Fancy waited At ssss Es-
Ira dull Aov-bt 10 80.
GR11s-t9leAt taie'. No. Chicago sprlsE h::l at
3!-;A with buysrs It 81 10 to 1.ls}.
AeuLs-Dull. 5f1Fearld &561 pcte.
, 1859-11-15
DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
l. RAILROAD.
TIE Capacity uf this kot Is equal TO any In tie

The Capacity If this Roa Is now equal to any In Tic
r,,rrr r,,norcfS fSoasH!;y: srxcrn 10 I'VE
fSt nsEE GSM rT2saGkcl 1SasFGka GSb FiEapEIFA nhS
2:s T, 'sss IN IL t4ts, eS psRS ,:s IT. @
furnishing facilities c suspotlan passengers
liz L siii sSd with
'a.s s,ax. e Sa's . C2S,st9Is
s,s*ssf E; T's,a.: r. GsP.s.:
F:st Lite connect I Eaimo.e eanI ": :,shinstoa:
Tt Il = ss Pft i ssa 5a,e x L y FL M II Il ss*
ist* %;,,iI =. n;;s ;M M, .,r, With
rise in i sp y os G.i.,"rc It Isl at II Il Sps
iork At ~. IT, M,l r!o: lcaso l1ts6ussh 1t AN.
S4 ly II ss hrtw.yn rhiiadxh ani Ssw Yors; tvv,
siy Gf ar estssrn , Ss% a9Ss @ s;on Through
bat rcS.tsso los.ou aEe gooI via Norwich, Fall Kyer
Or sso,nstnn Lines
All Ksi'rsI oces n ts Wsss also. On 5o aay oE the
regular lhe " steamers on the Mississippi Ohio rivers
sa$ :;:: % isfs n b'
RAM 4A"n < n,ri1En ~ ~ porerr aEm - o1 AM
ura,s VaitsM {a[ Tsis,. HgEns: - ra,iSu,zb .
The oithe Western conneetIons q fhe psnn-
pKEcT IS f@EES G:sia TE Fl Easr AND THE
The xKs \; ii,s,3 ~ IL ,;: r;sx, At
s: .: s1f tSS1s
,HfN
freight e"nsE.e@ Or shipping directions, apply to O..
":tns b. ssnts oftbs CoRiany:
r. D;}: +" 5oSassa Ssassssl;'s H'ss;; g.
f. s*s 3;.;' as Y$S?;;
ss;sss isssS
}SiS S'fis% # NJ: Ssse; @ H. Esa: 5:.;iS:
KIN, III = To.. Ghis'fu H.; ". H. H. koontx
AHrnt. az nuS1ass iowa er to
The 'asts. speedy
with usual privileges 70. persons tryn Ia r1roa @hsra
FEEIGITS WESTWtFi, ~ne4eo
By this Route Feixhts OF ali tescrnt ma ran hc
Ss~ VIE ms o1 Fl naif,%o1s !:
ae; r. XFsssssS FssssxjSIs i;3i s5s Z M
ea H. 1h wnsm 6o9Ss en- o. 19!wye my polt
land i,inni. N.sf..f1I n Cun:,er-
kanx,s ami isci RIyrrs on5 ~ f'I:gnt a.,
tbfcaSo With sarse, =, 1 ~ & .. Sa4!ttskT aaI
EaEeH A ~se4' " a'4 P"s@s oa tae AtoFth-N e6terD
theF f1ceh To- III. ';, ne of
;ts at' sotopay. CID fsiy with confidence
'sTrrsGns1 Tns nJ, aaaStr ~
Ralroad at tines IL fsYor.hfa =. sTe
saasFs1 F. ~ Sthsr 2s,,l Ks!1oaa ~ e Goa paaes
Nr,rhsne. ~ tL Mt - ax ~, pasxases "a Fem. T. X.
do well TO zeet them BE- shnpx hw III Sae Aa will
% Hmd + ~ h 70 tnsr own shlpnents from the East
Comnanv II the N,,win % 70 r.! oa the Agents Of this
aidTessed 10 eIfhrr pcen nE Or ieuer
meet T pnupt agenffan upon Inc subject OF sw
5ia :: Ko;oh! rn.saeYstPn5a, g YaPS .t,.., n,,a
, 1859-11-15
TttHu[dIlr&.

GTEPHENSON INSURANCE
~ CUMPAN
f r. EEPO II Il.
as"nms ~ i,,,..i;;v; in.:. sb
Nusttcf OF Policies ltslA.d 900
THIS OLD HONE COMPANY
Continues to Insurs the safer classes Of property
or damage by nre At low rates asany other
company. m.,,.
vc1ldeits prudent and udtious anti aaofaeo
numerous tests Of its soundLess and strength ,,r
BciEg mutual well stDeK company. ~ HAP
NlU II NOTES;
Policies issued etlerthc Stock OF Mutual plan.
oF71cEKB.
DIR. CHANCELLOR Rte:dsnt' cnt
HENRY II. Ae1 .aaa!,.r
yUHN a.
pace; i:.ned "a ;:::: fooo.,,v siusted anl
NILES & WRIGHT, Agents,
No. Uoie'a Building.
CorneEof South Water and Clark.st.., ChlrsEo:
JAoos kent. City Surveyor. an3". ass6
, 1859-11-15

PEE HrxeAUAa.1 LrTARroo1, November e. 1850.
LoTpnx Moxxr MAxKET. Oct. ce.-1he bullion In the
nank Of EnSan has decreased E1 100 Money ,raIkct
c,s:J .:Lt} stringent but with aeiso d.nand.
, 1859-11-15
GRAND Trunk RA,LwAr.-Thc following j:
c stn:cueu: cf the traffic receipts Of this roa.
COMMERCIAL,

SATuRbAT EyxxIuc, Nov. II, leo9.
Tho rsccipt5 and shipments during the past
81 lours, We're as follows:
EfcETFTk fEETEupAT.
, 1859-11-15
T N S u r A n G E.
PARSONS k WADSWORTH,

I4Xk0V+N3 u ~
AakN1s.
Irving Fire Iszusauce Company. New York.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, ua1tford. Conn.
Western Massachusetts, Insurance Company Ptsfeld,
HA..
Atlantic Fire ard Marine Insurance Company. Ptosl
nee, Z. L
Roger Williams Insurance Company, Providence r. I.
Equitable Life Assurauce Company, New Iosk.
Office No Do1e's Building. corner Clark mud So7th
Water streets, ChicaSo, Ill.
f1,0 Am,
, 1859-11-15

1AEE enonE sALE AND SHIFTING vArps.
E|norttd rrpres4I. far I,1iy rREss Axp TE1nrxE Av
WALTEk SHErxAS. Iur Nrrk t.Gtin9 Bur. 14h, 1859.
II ck received 70. ,seck:
NumbcF Of Cattle received for tue ewcck.......cfG;
sheep " " I'll
Hogs ...............2sS.s
Stnck shipped East via. II, e. r. r.:
II 4%.$rr IN 4
, 1859-11-15

u. e. JasELER2,
INsU INsUGEBAIlE5 4 BI{;Ez @yE:: A($ENZll1I. E.
Office No. $50 South Water street.
Ehdaazx T Fire Ills. Go.
Capital and Surnlua
$ 90, coo 90.
Conway l:;fire iiIue. Co.,
Capital and Surplus,
$o;5 g., ::H3 90.
Rampilen Erlxz:t3 Elxz:t3 l11s. G;;oo.
Capital end Surplus
$ = 2,7GI oe.
Iontauk Fire Tns. Go.
Capital and Surplus,
n9a, l3o 0s0.
Lorillard Tire Ina. &c.
Capital ard Surplus,
50 Ga, 3s1 20.
Manhattan Lie lbs. Go,
Capital and Surplus,
500 % o @ 90.
1elz:ly: lz:ly:-M-M .
ILLINOIS SAVINGS ENSTlTU-
l. TloE-1S THE CITY OF CHICAGO.
1scoEron4z.o 4xsErAaE, 1857.
oucc 1o4 ,os Washington st., Methodist chursh Block.
7h's s1"s'Ha'" ,,s;s,l ,ss;;Ss: DsCss:;ssf c,.s:ts
and upvs5's' from all classes otps:soas l:s'ud'"s
M1no1s aao 11asfieo women,
and allows !ns1est It tie rae o t!1 per CENT au:
Juir ~ ~ >'~ ~ @NSNo' - ~A-
TRUSTEES:
John Il. Kiaz}c< VITA. OGDEN. G.s. Hubbard.
Gso " .;o!e. no!e. ConsaI e 7, Il L Hichl' john iced
Iotn 9. Issns:, HW. Kay,aena jasei uase, A''s'
Office du1;Ss a'haa lS LII u kssf o
Tuesday and Saturday csfpsF; ,3S r. HA1yrs p-eaxnt
GTIcAGo :; ! no: S1:;9; F7RFVFN,s 7:17:s
" 1SsrRAScE coNrASH.
0ff1c1 L. H. ton. Ia h1 0"1 eA-aHh-s's.
f11p STAIRS,
CAPITAL ---- ---- 100000.
:. DIRECTORS:
Thomas Church. Il. ". RAYMOND, titn. ". Dole.
=. J. .Aadaoek. =; h, bnsitEd. nri!nstnn Lu1t.
~ d. As~sA. ~ -. La.s.oes' - l. AG"a:es'
o.NN0IDEN. zsss sssz:=ss:s!z sss : DHoN.s''Fszs-.
NEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
IN MAa.nE 1ssr.AseE coxrAsE,
OF H.sR7F0Rl,. c0-1.s:ECTfCUT.
Asset, July 50
+1-1.r.,r,> 11-.. ~
f.1llyd:s CO.. tart ,d on,h wa,s- Etu, i1,s.t.
~Coo7, ,7,17177, 177,,
'ho1>1A e,, 1n*AlslAE ~ ~. ~ AND ~. f1hh
or Peoria.
ffa;.a fa;a or il SSS
.Harfn< and EIrr nf,r., UnJxr,rr5ff~n.
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Losses Promptly Adjusted and Paid at
:tfis Agency.
J.ATt;. WRIGHT. Agent
ja4-h3lo-ly No. A3 South Water street ChieaEo.
=, ,11~Tnvr - ga
~ IL N u. .ACAIE1 6 w..
-
'' a,,1s ~ ~ ~ ssa's e,s ta.tA - c $780, ' ;"
,,rv ,..r-,-s ~ W. -. to,.p.>.,.
ssI sa1p!as.. s..' sonaNo1' eoA s:s;n.taS. 3p'''
GREAT WESTERN 1NsuR4SCE AND TRCsr CO.
I,,,st.I and snrn,,. 80 A'1''o at:IiaW We
,,oo,.pn r1p.. ~ -, r-,cr-p .rcr ro
, 1859-11-15

RACINE COLLEGE-Racinoc,1 c,1
Leg. With larger number OF Professor, ~. ~
one ia 15s f!sHt nov
Ehere boys OF eight yeazs old and upws,ds ~
Co!le4e course. VIII ne opened Nov. let e" Aux
eine, Wisconsin. "3'' AASe1ne eole+e, Ka-
, 1859-11-15

|TH e EQ y TIA B L E
LIFE

d e T. ~ - l. l. u - IL ~
LIFE
Assurance Society :!
OF THE UNITED STATES.
PURELY IA q r U AL.
OFFICE NO. 80 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
!.nox fully organized having eoRp9 VIII he v;;s 'aS tss Of
aSssz afS
kTThts Is the only Stock Company In America That
divides It's ENTIRE PROFITS. PRO RATA. among III
Policy Holders, except the legal interest Of per cent?
which paid It's Capital Stock OF sloo0o and bY It's In
ytmeE in United States Stock returns nearly that amount
to the Society," thereby giving the assured Ill the advantages
=, Tho r-rcrrRELy MUTUAL sysTEM II with ths
PLEDGE or
4 PER RPETUAL CAPITAL STOCK,
and tie added security that its Board Of Directors have
PERMANENT MOSEYED INTEREST
in conducting It's Affairs with
Prudence and Etrict Economy.
bes Mortality seaed " e1pe@suse @ to ss
to te dsea: eve Five 7nd aa3 b applied R 70
The reduction Of pIeInun Of Will ce cfrateu upon mt
pafties dssi1nr to ns1g viii be furnshe With the 50.
viii al . 4
| Ie=igaate, tY any one Of its Officers
DIRE CToRs.
Hon W'm alexander, Henry MaEluand,
| William Walker, Jamts u Halsted,
lTad Hawey, i nning.un Randolph.
jsa,ss jan,ss III: E:e:e, Geo,. Ts1sot oiyphant
Thomas A. Biddis. Sacl rockingham. Jr,
Rxnjataa Hates Thans' 1saa': ,aata1 Sam a'ns
| Thotuas :nlth CHARLES Park,
| ~ilam Mhteuieht il. Moses :. 4 a,s hospoe<'
%Y';sss: %;sss :; y yi;:;s: ;iiss:' IS : SsSs: &s:
p.,n4 McWanIh' tEeor:e Adee,
Gso.rc styE Il steMart, J;wikht Townsend,
Ja1ts Lenox Kennedy, heay i Aexsnsts' AIeGas3
Gardner, Hs;,45pa!n; r. ss;r a""A'ss''
speaccr .iler, \ =; anso9 o. r I!asx. nm
M"a Il, !; Ea:aiey ;2:iieS Gregory. gsnisi 3 Aesa.
| Hon Stepsen Phillips Robert EEeS,
2oS VII aNSRf j. $f5h S&t pssep.
Ac4uasy, +: ". LAxuEaF. =. u, Phyeigian, ~: IL
Haz1 Is = K iosp s couassel
BANK. -
Chicago Hoard Of nsf*rt@es.
r. .TEw,TsEEERl, ',sE | J3;r;1y tx: EAKwEtL;; & KIIi;
Francis 3. COOLEY, Director.
". Q. .H1YDoch. II. D.. Ee"esl Examiner.
PARSONS d. wADsvsoRTII, Ascnta
oa1e. 40. 3 DoEs's building,
no;bls.aw Ca.. Clark aul South Wa:sE.sss:, cheaE
rrApTEORD FIRE TNSTR,EG]
, 1859-11-15
Bank Statement

The following the conditl1n Of the New York Banksfo-
The week ending on Saturday last:
lEcfca'r IN II ans tl.Ut3t
1:tCff2ee ID h-eGt
INCREASE 3n Q06.-1
Tom specie. is6 g.
, 1859-11-15
CH1cAeo TYPE " FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse,

CHIcA1o.
The subscriber Is prepared 10 furnish Tyre n large OF
suaail1uau,tfes supe si0E quality Of metal for
eter aPp.ossd paper. III % s:se supplied wh
necrsssy for complete printing oet: new specimen
book is ready for delivery: and win be sent to parties
snhisGn, l., DODGE Treasurer.
, 1859-11-15

1JICuIGAN. SOUTHERN,
III LACE SHORE AND Grand TRrSK RAIL
WAY LINES.
l55y-GU .wlsTIK A11AS6ENE1F..
Takes effect on aud aftes Nov. u.
Great Through Route TO New York,
Yolvan Ci.vlud. Pittsburgh. Iaabu.xh. Wheeling Sy.
r.cus.. Troy, Eu1lus:on. Drtro sns snr"n nsso St-
en, lu,adelphfa baltimore. "aShnHton. srt1HxEs!d
Worcester ruttai. Quebec an all tue points III tihr'
Ptu1s3 sasl New Iu.k, Aew Et gana Stairs. anu lie
500 an Sail and E.presJ leavss Chicago Tally. {Sunays
e1cspt-!} VA u!d afichtSan Eeaa ss:.Ih'nE tcs-
:eo I'm A:ht E1ptess 'el7es htasosy. via o! Nle1!-
-..n Koad rfac.llng foledoat a:s1 au' aaa petEoat
p-ect euunectios mae ut Toledo with trains Tolelo
and Kood for ~ points !ne1!or n oho Fcaasy
Ires sonaecs,oEa made u u*t olt with utea& Wcteta
Railway to Susptnet0n Bridge, DC.
Direct cnrntctiuu made 1t nett6it Win trains On t!and
Trunk Kawa. fosntto, Prescott, Ostensaussa, Mes
tse;ll. t1i.:cc ant ru1laMd.
Hurts ugh Wheeling, Philadelphia. baltimore Ant!
"a; nsct!ons made at To,cdo with trains Michigan ar
Daytuu Ko1d L,ls, Dayton, Hamilton ail t!hcinna
&C. CONNECTIONS At Adrian wllI train. to Tccuh$ea
clintun, Manc.este: ant J4cks%n.
& Da-xl.c checked through to Sew York, Boston
4 WuGusIFFS tiaF raTENr SLEEPING; CARS accnnl
ta.y Ill trlus th- route to New York and Boston
Tickets caa tr nsL At Nil ticket Offices In the West anu
hc Company 0alcs. under :ie lseSs,s n"ass: corner
Il II. GRAY, GeaefA Western A:rnt.
1,..,r T. f..uruxtI Gen. Suut. lol..
, 1859-11-15

NIOLEN-On last Saturday. about
III ess1 ceua' es,'sf fr gR ithe town Of ia
ossed IN I'd caieo st VIII Sm, ~" aad haf years
60 e. Pe ea i, nhe sst bar
Weat Greek, Indiana - LARSON,
, 1859-11-15

Z
RACINE 4.En ,ils>I><;;,,
.1t RAILROAD. itI!
IN and afser Auntay, Sc.t -. ,:..,5,
follows: ~.
LSAVE !;.'lvE.
Ate:4s a. ": a1aa;t. a T. H.. :, c,"s..::.xa a'r.,
Madison aIpt l+:;..i... q: go. ~. =:
trains NJ the Him. ssr-h1r: 4. :.
s'a'h~a'f7y':sa = Pr. = u
i. 1U:A5 4. u. and ": : rH a.. IN.
leitll-eo'.'rttt!' tit Cat t:::s,,e:. vi, -, r.
i r II atrtt ia. ". ''". =. L. ::
Trains leave thies:ri. Ii; f'."t:tt--a ,..
Railway at 9:'D A. W. s',s':.. II ~. Il -
kast aud Neaf. ami as Ga ~ ..s'
suf Ff+vps,st aAt DIss!eith. ';'i- All
| ali nTincitIl POINTS. a. :: = 4. ,
Fs.ixht fur% a.s.4.t to Il; .'..,... IS"
atsairs ~ low rs u IN; ~'4.:,., =! .. :
| despatch, s. : '.:t.s
| TIEAN*1~ fsrr,r II. -''A+'.,.
, 1859-11-15
Railroads
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Now o. pietcu aud c4s~ ,un if,u. X. -; a
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r. ~ W. fLvASiA ~ GESr&hl, H,., III:
A. ~ icy imk. l'hl:ulslyisa. E4':en - ~ IR'A1
NY .1 " " y ths l.'sfor tush,"f r.a..,s
Merchants. W taking this mn. VII, :"
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Nas4ak" thst+es lrrsL.
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., Alsf. entten ~ a;.'luh'n'l'. k,I-<,l,. tts:'
| anil Virginia. '- t.':.4.: -
| 'fhe atr5vn trains connpet :. F,tr~, :
River Read 70 Spritxtri,t. I,'tLa n,:.' o'., ~.
Also With tft:nx ~ l.n;l fur ftt,f.," :" .. af
| FARE As Low .lS aST Mn. --s.'
Passengers ts,uhi E:.7:: ali H.; .:;A"E IT, !;
! And agreeable. lE.rs1.x th.",-h ,,,,t 80 - ~.
4os,t cities III tha tM.tt'l St.t+-. u l.. .-r.: ~
| Pas>koSsra asF3Et''. 1T Tag: .,,,.
hnt attentive c.tck 3.r.t. It IN: ,s..t.
Au! convey Mkdas lire Hf c!,,.ke h, ;.:
Chis..xv Cas- a;esp'"x Gu. ."a.,s,a; T.. ,.a.
Weat. and At III" C"lat"y .',. ;, '...'...,
pes4ft,utn stre+t.. ,p,~.s4t. Il r t.,.. K :.
Dst"s West ssie. eofAcT u t.-.a. All -,
I Chicago. ~ ~ -,
Bo particular tn ask for t.t:.:.t
JAS. IS. slt:>.J,.. f;-,.":: ": .':'..
J. J. NucssoS, tseh'l Freight All -
, 1859-11-15

THE LADIES' MEDICAL
J. GUIDE. and Marriage Friend Instructive trsatiss
stcm diseases e ts'eaea and eltF;n the Toilet, r.
longevity. 6y s. raucoas,. y. D. et0. Tie chapter de-
The Female Toilet will be FUND Eost useful and a:
ttzct,ye reseuuE many curious facts b. obtained
from any osler source while giving red!e+ for bant!
Ing skio &C.. tat have been les,ess ard approved y
tuauy ladies' Of rtnk and fashan "a all pats VI The
world For sale ty S.C.GktGGS i TO.
- an4 II Lake STREET.
, 1859-11-15

ARSoLDS HISTORY OF RHODE ISLAND. Vol
r1Ee u Su
PALFEtYS HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND.
foui1e > -
LIFE AND TINES or JAMES MADISON. Tol-1 Is
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA, Volume 18th.
Ief so!ohte.--..-.....- -...-.~......s.-... oau
NEW AMERICAN CYcLoPEDA. vol :th...... SO
ALL1YOAE's DICTIONARY OF AUTHORS,
Volume W
BENToNs DEBATES OF CONGRESS. Vol. II. 5 CO
sPIAGCES ANNALS OF TIE AMERICAN
PULPIT. Fot. Gth. tBa2tlss}.. co
RAEl1NsoS's HISTORY OF 1iERoDOfus. -
Volume ~
CAKEy's PRINCIPLES OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, ~
~
WHITES uI~ToEY OF FRANCE from tie Ear
i!e.t Times to ls4'...- .....-..-.--....--... -o'
SIR WILLIAM HAMILTON'S LECTCkES..... t0
WHITES EDITION OF SHAksPEARs. Per
BASrhEAT"S DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN
NEW DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS, from
the Greek, lat1n and Modern Languages trsn5-
lated iuss English anA occasionally accompanied
with Illustration historical and anecIntai. with
Eli extensive ildax rcierrrE 10 every Important
l.w WORK Of Reference haze been lesirru than thi
corists nn sentences aat phrases which, IN v1it
have hcco1e from their 2ptttcd- anu apP!t-
wlirh have peculiar technical c,!cer. The French.
Latin AID GsfeH L1nuagss furnish tile ~ q thtse
quotations. though ltsan German. Spanish and Poruee*e
THE ANcIEST CuCE:II. It's History, DOCTRINE.
Worship, and Constitution, tsacei ior the 1rss
,h1cc huf1 red years by ". L. kilen, DID,: g %
| STANDARD WORKS in every dera:tacaa Of Ltef:s.
tuse fvE sds at t1he 'o"sst pF1ess- r. cr1ccs
, 1859-11-15

c1fEET IRON. .'N"' l'''''
30 iaas. fassl Tx Na.sa sh:;. IA, III .ti;il,
For a1.t bY sr. ~ -
eiAaaS-fm =. =
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CuEF77 ZIN(-.;V TAGS
y ~, axortsd Wilt. r. ~ - : tl l.' L'A'
la3 as IN WI. oAz'N
, 1859-11-15
BOOTS Nd sl10
Low Rents, Low Prices
PEAR s q Z -

OPPER !-C0ppEE;.. - y
WILLIAM Il. IS Lay
2 se3A1s93m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.

BALTIMoRE May 81.
The special Washington dispatch to the New
York Herald says The Navy Department have re-
ceived voluminous dispatches from the coast of AZ
RIGA, dated Porto Praya, April 18th. The Com
mander of the frigatc Cumberland gives graphic
account of the stealing and raining of of slaves,
carried on BY yachts schooners, and regular trad
ing vessels. The traffic during the last year has
been greatly on the increase, Notwithstanding the
increasing vigilance of not only the American
squadron, but also of the English and Spanish men
Of war in those waters. All kinds of expedients
resorted to by the persons engaged in the traffic
to avoid detection. lie thinks if the Department
would employ smaller class of vessels capable OF
running into the small rivers and bays so as 10 in
tercept the slavers, they would be more successful
in these voyages, and traffic would be greatly
abated.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-06-10
Female Academy.
EXAMINATION AND CoMMENCEM

EXAMINATION AND COMMENCEMENT.
In LITERARY DEPARTMENT begins
al O'Clock, A. NJ, Monday, June 18th. Mile De-
Claves French Glasses will he the first in order
Those persons who understand that language in this
community are particularly invited TO be present.
The Preparatory Glasses will be examined on
Tuesday, and the Higher Glasses on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
Music DEPARTMENT.-First Concert Monday
night, June 18th; second, Wednesday night June
l5th third, Friday night, June nth.
On Sunday, June 10Th, Commencement Sermon,
On Monday, June Goth, at o'clock p. NJ, the
graduates nineteen in nImber) will read their Es-
says, On Tuesday, June 2lst, at IL o'clock, a. NJ,
John f. House. Esq, of GAINESVILLE, will deliver the
Annual Literary Address diplomas he awarded,
&c. and at night party complimentary to the grad
yates will be given by the President and his lady,
to the friends of the Academy, No tickets will be
issued.
The exercises will all come off at the Academy.
A. l.. HAMILTON, President