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, 1859-01-01

THE CU>lMtkCE OF CHICAGO,
FOR 1858.

The close Of another year Lss derolced upon
us the agreeable though laborious duty Of pre-
sent:ng to-the public general review Of the
Conmerce aud improvements Of Chicago. for
the lazt twelreuonth. In doing SO, NE have to
congratulate our citizenE, and all others who
feel lively interest in the prosperity aud
growth Of our city, upon the very encourag-
ing s:a!e Of facts brought to light in the sta-
tietics which follow. Notwithstanding tho year
has been one Of universal depression Of bufi
ness, ca examination Of this Review in detail
will Bhow, that in nlno5t erery !eading branch
OF our commerce the aggregates are in excets
Of those Of 1857. Ia grain Tho great staple ii
1llinois-it will be seer thGt Chicago etill
holds its high rank rs tie leading grain depot
Of the ~Crld- The receipts for the year are
over o3,oCo,00o bushels, being an increase Of
about .itteen per cen. upoa those Of 1857. TIE
trade in lire stock AID provtlous SLOWS still
greater increase, and our comparative tables,
uoder tbese heads, indicate rapid approach to
tie same supremacy cs a provision and cattle
market, which our city hus .!oag erjoyed On
ncconHt Of It's immense en;luci colitction4 Of
grain. Ba. We nzed mol pnrticu!urize further
The L..":e" itteli lii 60 elaborate, aud the
t3cta are brought Out 70 Clearly, shat We cen
sate.Y re(cr I'll via ufe interested to
i's A:aple te:nls for full Information.
Wll,s yer will take th. trouble to estimate ~.
MT v4]ur Il the 1c..: shipments from '4;- p!
c1n,o' ri! ol1t.lcAiug the conclusion - Il" W.
is rapidly reducing lts Eastcrn ia1r1.| -, =:
respectfully sasses: 10 our L.~'. ''''. = -:"s
Vii" ere 81 u1uc; in ;hr :. ',n t. I: :l - Upon
, 1859-01-01
Flour.

The progress which has been made in the
manufacture Of flour throughout the North
western S:a:es, within q few years. has rendet-
cd Chicago one OF the most important flour
markets in the United States. Almost every
stream throughout Ill Wis. .,or Iowa, of sufficient
volume, has had its banks more or less lined
with mills ior the manufacture OF -four, which,
besidcs supplying large mad increasing home
mlrket. hare contributed toward the support Of
the East making Chicago their market = Dur
icy the past year the entire receipts Of 1our ut
this port amounted to 524 .915 bsrrel:. :gainst
.e34 barrels in 1857; aud the shipments,
lei, ,osi barrels, against 259. GAS barrels the pre-.
vious year.
Our improvement ns -four market has not
consisted in The increased quantity received and
shipped 80 much as in the character Of the -four
now produced. Our choice brands Of spring
wheat extras stand very high, and consumers
in the East make but little difference between
them and tho we'll known "rouud hoop Ohio.'
Our winter wheat 1our is not to be e1celled in
aaY other murkst in the United States. The
s1ce!ent red and white wheat Of Southern ILL
nois enables orr millers TO manufacture qual-
ty Of flour which would rank No. in any mar
ke, in the world. The State Of Iowa is also mak-
ing rapid progress in the manufacture Of tiorr
Sone Of the finest brands OF spring wheat ex-
tras sold in this market, come from Iowa. being
manufactured out of 1o~a club wheat.
In this city tue manufacture OF dour pro-
greeses favorably. During the past year three
OF four new mills have been erected and the
amount turned ou. bY nll the mills in the city
foot up l:9,4o3 barrels against %, coo barrels in
1857.
The following table shows The amount which
has. f,nf
, 1859-01-01
pRE,>> AND TRIBUNE.
s4TrnoAr MoRNlNe. January l, 1853
A PPY NE " z E A Z :!

Tlc r !t3;s Vi 1he rEE:s AND TKlDCSE send
x;ee.iue - their friends and ratroNs,a }iApry
New Yr1i. x,d visa them aIl long llse, Property
un,2 t.H.:;; Will 1llc "cum ,;iments OF tue
s.s-<.,. We ,nJy safely remark that th: ys'ar
ISj> viii lrny l.. remembered IN tic "lst a. Que
u fi4a,c:ll .li,tres- Thr panic y! August, A>'t'
4sl.;c!. Lsasc up the fnAnl2urns o1 credit :Ha
/ ,rGlvncc l,eswecu 5nan aud mln, aud threw tue
b1:i.st=~ q. the wLt.!c country lnto csn'n>lof'
eu* tu!lawcl }'"*l: :4i.u:cc! ;rA!A crops ol 1s'5
rs lo.s-es, 3ai:,i 1t one tr:,:lled millions OF
:ars in tie WrS:ctn S:a,cs-suEe'y aggravated
&c ]Atylos,+ c:i.vul~.A, sud crippled tie
aitisy t.! al the indn-iEia': el.*ses to
meet their reenniary obligations. Or 10
y tv*2E. viii, enterprises contemplated
+ com.ne1c=G. Our city hts e1atred lis full
share Of the d:Es:er 1ud ss,l..-uc, but it bas
harpe u1 With wonderful powc1 aud has extlb.
.l;cd recuperA:.Te 'IrrSJ LIE gratifying 10 its
c.:z .as u unexpected tc ;.s c4luu aiItoEs. Tc-
nv We ccm hence New y ear under mere hope
II auspices thug sl-krd tie beginning Of the
he il,t ended. which o:cpeo iu gloom ncd dis.
.u5: We erler upon It with it:u-uinK cant1.
tace tit. :!!- VIE: is crc7, a:C ,::s: enterprise,
iaou.:rs nd ecoatc;r viii og iia 1eup l5cra!
reward. E'c .:v Il II, clta. rp -tl:--e IL 4
& ..,t ,4l- coming; Tie v'a:e7 If OFF d;scon-
.ts.i' - s:,ing p1c' t1 tie Eeoi4I :rrins tf re-
t;-ri-l; n. $. a:9 lia!e. tk.t zrr!. as.aagcr #
hr:ss r.; a! vc+s, vii ere len, tisa"i RI, .he
Cloud: ':'>. /, Terc! cyer cur ;,-csp.c,z aud
Vrcs?c''''.
Fur ouss.:l:'%. Gs }ubirhe:s, ve return OR
heartfelt; :l@Hi.s % The nun -nus staunch aud
rei=5!= friends nd patrons cf The ]'azss AND
,TeluG3r, tor tie berai und aabstar ,ia marks If
f.vrr ,:.oI1 il lr.he p1s: lis Conductors euter
'uar:, :'- t:~ i.Ar with au<:,snt hopep, and
tr4: 1; - G.;,r;lIS'i .ant tie PeEss AND TIL
vsE II tccar 10 s:cprdsry position il
l@es'c4a ?u's.! III. "a the Interests Of 'ur
TIT 'E"r::1.c:, ! is ph:sie:l rrn.'- -*s,
t:al I'D III III ese:atio1, 10 + .-l -.
vi "a '1sre I'D Ctly~ae-~ ~ .r-vta
t"lr li7es 1=- erotr ~. s,r C
'bsr 1:i~pds, t Il, j, I'D v::e as
r.. iii Of hn,-
=. u never met j
H.
, 1859-01-01
*-.a " ord to our <t.SYIn.
,,fkfYrfksS

80 iscAlnual S14tttu.nt I'll the
-: - +',' = CHR no -: 1Sjs. I1:=>e;:."l
win, ~, af1i::cp. ads .vtr IL tic ,.ivti.
,al ,,!.i.: :;;"n srve!cd y. rs ::.oA Ill
": H., IL di-.l*'rou@ I.uic t. l>.l7
IT,, :. III the t;larc;a' world.
,.",'n W.T. "c!'y ii lHa.; ;::.:.:,'
~: : !''r a'1l Tx l'l"a = '''l:ca
/! "'"i 'tEt2.1;c, ilarr a-=;,il"1
nr!' ir:"rsl"! I.":'],' hook
81. ::>r::":!.i.,S n,1a!]: certain
-, ..h cr.W+ J'ir.., .li,i,.al
Is Is, : ~ ::':..!y lv.nl the jrl.ra,Is Of
: "h,s. pa - s,iy wc have ,ytr 1,vcu
1v !r,!4t.io.c IL. and crairibute H., l,ut
a'..''- il Population and veal, Il has
s"':'t, enr'' .lnir deserving. We
Il, Il. Il + iii li,:.'iGu to cxru..t;oc
'':'' .'t< villa ~ e. reoI'lc, further titan
'..":l t'r':n 10 The ftcts aEd
= wifi, ~! tue comparative
''i>iHe.: ."r r-cyi,u~ YEARS.
= - th' i::""; IT, *y|y 81 asa. .0ao
s.M el.y improvements. We du
"' ;; III y ''"' t'pc" + II l:t.1:n II
ol p'".::'elj =: cljuyeI by ctr.
= il = ':s:'nt'. Will: ii; r cities during .he
>i'in Iic' E':e; :! I! The crisis. Eu, We
= i TINY ca1iI%t i rscup"r:1ivr
d.: = = s'1i,.ts .f toilrl4!ita; :,,r
30, which h'eL l'yi hereafter receive
aecEs "r 1aE ,in'n sclatiun If anv
'leau city.
, 1859-01-01
I,atc Difficulties in Southern
A.,nA,,s

G G.,t * ,,,r,v, ,,, ,,,,t,,, .1.n;,,,,t,;, =,
j,,,ur},,n ,,t n..<. ,,>,,..,;. 1-.
=, o,c, ,.,,. anil Ill.,. ,,,,,.u., ,,-,
,r,ieiu II in ly ,hr ,,,re >:,,,e m, r-,
,c;, ? II, ,,,;u,.,,;r :rr H.. ,u,,,. ,r a,
at lin renee, aaA r.,,l,:.1,iu, p, tasis nv
h tho l1t,u.. T1,r r...i:,, =, u.r,,d f,i,v
tclv ATTENDED 1v l. tb rar, ic>. IN tic G,l,
tn!xr, "aJ Il Treaty. was s]ort II mimi.
III lie f,ilomus tru,r:
4 cr"ulnl! r:,.:ssss aga;,,s. Free St,tc
EllrscI t!l,uc.s rrInu:i:,rd ureyiou, 10
/. forever I,.co;!,!uurd an; uu,s,,cJ
fFrcc S;at, ueu held l., c,n II um,t f,r
In ac,p11at Of ,.r-y;on, i, Il .r;.;.s ,u la
ip1y r,J,..,s,.1 ynl i,,l,,,1..,
II rr, s,uyrry p,cu Lnp,r, +, h.,.,. ,,,,,
I,d rrin:n .iIy cn.a.r] in ,,rr,,.r ,,:o,r,,,
1rlo l,,y. 1mcu 1n,si,,tr ~,u,,o3 t,x,,,,
h., 10 b. cu,,,,.!lr,} il, ,ru,.;n awav
+ ;,on.s. ,uu>l,a14. ar ,,,.,rr ,;,,,,rs or n.
G yrrnncu., II ,,c ,al,r,l -, l., ,nfcr,c
t,lrroccssts against FIRE. S.:;t men fur mn,
\rto iatc.
h,arf;es hereafter to 3j>,o,,,r,uc .,, IL
,u~c u1, ;,cts IF violence an a,.,u,t If IN.
y,c,,,,
81, .,.i,,,,, ,r,,o .,,,,tos , ,
Ions ~. ,xr,,, ,,,;.t ,,,,.,,;s, 49, ~ :"
,;:,,n,;u,,,., ~, ,h,,,,.'';' ~ -. ~ -
, 1859-01-01

The following table shows the shipments OF
the year. with the routs By which it was e1-
ported. a. will b seen from III examination
OF it, much larger anaount Of whest hss been
shipped By our railroads than usual. This Was
caused By = demand for mills ia thi1 Stase,
Iowa, Michigan aud Indiana, 1t tinnes when
roada are in auch condition that farmers will
uot haul thsr wheat either to mill or depotl
S1ipnt7s.4 et WA1at tn.. Eur TAara
, 1859-01-01

Some idea may b formed OF the facilities Of
handling grain in Chicago by pernsal Of the
following table, showing the present storage
c,pacity:
tu1~1ei'v t,r Has~Eu2 aud St'ri"9 Grain.
Eeratlns Capacity far Capacity to rec Capac:tyto
WAREHOUSES. storste 1hlp 7 day. sLip + da5.
, 1859-01-01

The following tAole ahows tbs weekly prices
If -i~f-- ~~d sr-'.a ~L-@t AAs~ @~<A.<
during 1858, and also tho weekly prices Of Chi
'cago Spring in the New York and Lirerpool
markets:
Fl'v Prt' r. H1urr All Spring H7as n <A:..,a aa.i
I'4r.. r fAin3o Strf79 Nh 1ork aaI Liser1.o{
, 1859-01-01

Tota... .ssH">' 4:r,:>a 4c,:4 4sae4 etsls tto 81;
From the aboTe table it will be seen that the
largest amounts OF Flour were received in the
months of September and 0ctober-uhen fall
ing CT took place Of two-thirds in the months OF
November and December.
The following table shows the source Of eup-
ply OF Flour TO this market during the past
yehr:
, 1859-01-01

The capital invested in these warehouses
alone amounts 10 over $3,ooo, 900.
The following is statement Of the amount OF
-four md grain which has been stored in this
city, each weak for the year 1868:
Ke<11y Xat<nent ot F7en, and Grain in sto'. i"
, 1859-01-01

The following tao:s Ahows tho hiKhest lowest
sad arerago price Of canal md river. aud No.
railroad, each mouth during ,ha corn SEASON Of
the past year:
Hi13ett L>teeK and 4rtrr7c1 ry{tA At torn dHtfno
, 1859-01-01

balaoce % hand llt.s45 l@.s93 1a4Goo .:aoS6 HD0T
Tota1......-.sr4s,o sce,sl7 Aaas3 &ss.sH e6&sis
Tbs following tAhln shows the prices 1t which
snperine and the bess brands Of spring extra
hsve sold On the lit Of ench month during the
past four years:
Pr{c<s Or Flour fpr -Four Ttdr$
, 1859-01-01

I'll le.5jl.5l l16.l3 "a 1l6.I.4
The following table shows the sopscea OF sup-
ply during 1858. II will be seen that the conn-
try along the lines Of tho Chicsgo. Burlington
aud Quincy, and The Galena and Ch caro Union
Railways still maintain tho supremacy "a whes.-
growing regions:
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The price OF Corn On tho 1T Of each mouth
FOR tiro years Will b fouad in tbs folio ~iDX t.

The inspection Of Corn shipped from tho 18th
Of June Last to she 3lst December. II reported
to tho Board Of Trade, is ~ follons:
No Co-u bu. ...,......,,,....,4Es.
No 90
Rejected DO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. EAA7
, 1859-01-01

Thu following tAhla showa tbs prfees Of Vim
ter and Spring Wheat ea1h month for three
yaars:
RF<aes 4f FAAa ~ 1Arss 1Asr&
1s1. LII. l@.
1.., .l@4la 1isai:s s 3a'GE 3a Il ,osstn 3a5! u s
~ .H0lN lA11l8 - ua3lQ &4R ~ .
, 1859-01-01


In the ltn.ss Of Ees1%rry / Doe VIC iiul the
entries Of t:!c purchase Of lhs shove wheat, as it
came in FROM The country in tea:ns. We copy 4
:: few Of t!le cutrics:
IL l. + :, cn,ses: = :ej tu siHse :i: Wh*ai '''s
!; *;a 1850 tu ;o.,'' Winter Wl:. ii :2
:. d. re:n, - ia uiotc. Whs al :; Il 8 {;
o: ! " Sxrk IN y '!:;.r What At ;tr:.;.:... ~
Il MS tie eu>:''m aoat this tnuc Tor tie l,ur-
c!la1er. instead "t payin: c.ssh on the delivery o.
gain, IL give Il rtrcirt li.ac tl1e following:
CncAeo. Dec. 2 tst:..
Received III :; re from ,Ir. Brown 10 Bushels
an1 - lbs. Wheat at 4.lsc
For a. .nllllt OF IL. d. SToNE
NEwRrIRy 4 DOLE.
per Julian.
uaTing received the ADORE certificate, Nr
Brown would 20 10 some sto7e and use it in the
purchase Of goods OF settlement of account
The merchant, after purchasing \ number Of
such receipts. woald present them to Newberry
aad Dale, ~ho would probably give note for
Inc hmouut, payable a: some future date. The
order abose copied, has written ncross it " salt,
s3.15; Boots T. 5u.'
We found a1other order similar to tho above.
dated Dec II, 1s42. f,r as bushels mud 40 lbs
mixed winter and spring whest at ''vc;' and
one dated Dec. %, the came year, for "57 bush.
els and 81 lbs good winter wheat, at 45c per
busbel" Oa the eth Dec, as huahc}s aud 81
lbs. best epriDG wheat was received, at SIC per
busher'-e1th The latter word being append
ed, md the low price paid for the wheat u,rId
, 1859-01-01
- LiJA<7, L4-ct. md 44r~-aqe Prirr NJ Standard ~
2Sp1a1 HA-n1 e4eA KonLA n lG8

The following taole shows tho highest, lowest
aud average price Of Standard or No. Spring
Wheat each month during the year 1858:
, 1859-01-01

Tot21-.+.-...'.AlO' t7G:..6J 1I5oA 7ol 10 G.l co3
The wheat inspected into the warehouses l1um
the 15:h OF June last to tho 3lst December has
been kindly furnished III BY ar. Catln. Super
, 1859-01-01

fofA.........a&s7j 81 1l.rA1.s III &e0cN
Tha following sabsa Ahowsshs sxpo7.a Of Cora
By Like, with tho amounts sent 10 each Of The
priucipa! ports:
11A Sip,nenf4 Of Cora By L1t4 drir1 1851 sefks Et
prs~cspd@ por&s "a toAl:a i sa4.A &sstk
Eu9a3o bush. .%5:!.t Montreal. epsh. Il 10
psH ffu u..-...,..-2ZI3 k!n-ao.,.............3ie% ~
- tnsbur .h...... &%1l Z, III x~ood ,........N Is
A!cSeiand s. 3N Ham lion 4 u
Total ...-.. -..--..-..,... ........ ~ III
, 1859-01-01
TIE GRAIN TRADE,

IL t1us ia*t AAaual r. view, ne gave so,nc facts
Connected with the sarly history of 1ile Gtain
TrAGc ol Chicago showing tic l:,t shipment or
wheat from lh:> port, Is well other facts
ncc;el wil, its 1isr iu'l progress. Since then VIC
have 1ecn favored iy Mr@sss. Julian $. and ecu.
+. Es1usty With several sinc m.nts showing tho
rricc "f .rA!n about t~r,'y years :tso, and sulnc
other facts runurclc1 with .,1Iy trans .ctlu,s.
Tile Following: il . copy Of tl'eJr*l t;U If lada:
for ,c.tr.i nadf ou! IL Chicago:
CacAGo, oct. :. it:a.
SIl}ett in roA1 or,!cr and wei! conditioned l,y
Acwhr1ry pnls. Il, AGENTS and FOrwarJcri, lur
accourt anu Ilsi s'l whom it may concern, til
b ard ,llt H,ig cl|te1 thu OIcCoLA, wbrrcof Fan
cta Billings il Master, non lying in the Port ui
Cbitagn, sud honnd tor Black Rock; the follow
ins artuits, tNny 1nlrtcd aud nu1lcrs II it, tie
nl4tclu, and 10 pc delivered III like Guol order ut
'hc rart III Black Rock. the ,Ausers of naviga~
tim being excep1rd.) unto the cuns,.nec named in
tile niarGtn. or IL tie :lS- ,ns. Tie freight AMI
che Er> Ia be rai1 l., nuttd lrlpW.
IN Witness whereof. the inlsttr Of slil Vessel.
hath Affirmed two Hills Of lading of This trnur n
date, ole Vi wlcjl Icing accomplished, the other
IL stand yujl.
yin.man 4 Dnrttc,
Hack Il 'ck Mil4. GGi Bushels ". Wheat.
Erie County, y. T., l0ll $.
, 1859-01-01

Tho following tahles show the monthly ship
menta Of flour By Lake, NTH the ports Of des.
tinatiou. II will ps seen that the new Colliax~
, 1859-01-01

Tho following saoto shows tae pr1cea OF tho
various grades Of Corn in the Market and Of
"Western Hued" in Now Yoek and DuGLo
, 1859-01-01
AoIA ..'...''. 1A'1
The following tsola shows the amouut Of

.oFn Shipped by 12ke for twelve years:
Shipments tf Cur7 b3 L7ke fcr Tree9 IL
, 1859-01-01

..NalD .,Anl:0 s.an u3 A2u ~
The following tabln shows the sources Of sup
ply tor tho past four yeara.
Recap.s q Corr, for Fur Fears.
tSt. 1S8. u.s.: lH9.
Ry Like, bcah...-.. .-..... ...... 3:00 l451
q d.. .....l:0I III 81. IS 4l34+a3 ~ 81
EalenA r ....3 81 6s9 A.3. ~ 81 lt~; ,41it8
Mich = R RI -. $50 lA,-la &3?&
Mich Rs ... Aa1s 9ls l6.4 l3 AS
Rock 1Aana 4 80 i:3 ll1A@f 4C.A7 5l IS
Il! Cetk 4 Z ~, ~ NJ {, ~. 70, lxl 147 80 20
cas- P b.. E1 fl lt'o-'.oe@ A1.7 II "a
CASsL R.. w sNct8 Hp1 81 VI
CNAQRR.-.. 49,. .... lA2.l9 E.,lA
Q II Atl ..... 49,. 80. 49,. .-..
Team. .......... alaD cndmm .m:om a28
TosL...-........4s1 81 usss cs .,Msv voy a9uo5
Tho following tAble sho~s Tho shipments Of
Corn during tho past Jear. with tho route Of
export:
&ipnsents u Com tpr -Four Y~1rx
1aa5 LIZ Is6l
, 1859-01-01

To<aL.....----.22S1.1s9 e119 as7 l>;o'.3& IN ~
The following table aho~a tho Ahipmonts foR
our years. with tho rou;e Of their export:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-25

"a VI AYERS SARSAPARILLA.-A
compound remedy, in Which we have labor
ed to produce the most efectual Alternative
ISL NV that can be made. 1t is concentrated
0hsr st na Of I've
IT is Relieved bat diseases c sasdPaa is ePHted to cure
suffer from strnmous complaints, and that which win
large class cled c eli How completely
the worst @ mas e Gn Ppy o y eo1 on
ERuPTIyE DISEASES ULCERS PMPLEs, BLoTcHEs, TUMORs,
hd4oS MiSe SaP P bRoP ASD ar or
ic R DERLTT AND
whole OF the class Of complaints arising from IMPURIY OF
This compound will be found great promoter of health,
he Blood shs sRRrn ssS the foul B f which
expulsion Sd Of them many ranking disorders npped in
Ss ey e Of Of 3 sns s5
OF Oqs Through wheh the viii strive rid itself
the co sdP Ts n
through the skin in pmpes errnons or snrrl cioans
when and Sluggish R'f iie Heins
%Ren Even where particular felt people
@ and pn iii N 1s Sn W hi GG psb
r n Of i there can be no lasting health Soon
chinery of life is disordered overthrown ma
ends ssSo IT, has BSn Of as
alone has the n e cr e 5ht drug
% but RreaE Write to be
uhS tte years the public have been misled by
or one dollar Most of these have been frauds upon the sick
Ior they not only contain little, any Sarsapar but often
H. spaT MhasysE HENCE
OF Sarapara which food the market until the name itself
Justly despised and has become synonymous with mposi
ana intend to supply such remedy shall the name
from the load obloquy which rests upon it. And think
we have ground for believing has virtues which ire
sSoe ny the ordinary run OF the diseases intended
the remedy should be judcousy taken according
PREPARED
DIR. J. c. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price $ Fl Peg B etRSp six Bottles for S.
mas won Tor itself such for the every variety
OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that is entirely unneces
sy Tor US to recount the evidence of its virtues wherever
ths s?cton we need not do than
people Its quality is kept the ever has been and
that may be relied to do for their relief all it has ever
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
FOR THE CURE
GostirsneSs dndice, DgSrpa Indigestion, Dysenterl
Er1ptiOnS and Skin Diseases, Lirer npiainf Dr0psU
letter, TaaorS and Sal Rhenn Worms, G0,u Neuraei9,
as a Dinner PHI, and for Parifyiag the Blood
They coated, that the sensitive can take
them pleasantly and they the best aperen the world
fer all the purposes of family physic
- PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX; FIVE BOXES FOR $l.OO
Great numbers of Cergymen, Physicians Statesmen and
eminent personages have lent their certify
paraeed usefulness of these remedies but here
will not permit the insertion of them The Agn5s below
named furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC which they
given with also full descriptions of the above complaints
and the treatment that should be followed for their
Do not be put off by unprncpled dealers with other pre-
partitions they make more profit Demand AYERS, and
take no Others The sick want the best aid there for them
and they should haveit.
All our Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Block
md " Brown Bro, Baltimore street. at wholesale, and
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McAVUY & JENKINS,
I'VE No. II LIGHT STREET, Baltimore
Invite particular attention to the
PATENT ElEVATING REFRIGERATOR
Combining Low Temperature with
, ,r-,r,.,, coo, nm, ,,. - Great Economy of Ice
FORGE AND LIFTING PUMPS
,,-, :, And a large assortment of
FURNACE RANGES,
milf nndp Sn,cAIr
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RICH PLATED TEA AND COFFEE sErTs.

vVNO BUTCHERS AND CATTLE DEALERS
Wanted to contract for 1000 forequarers Beef of good
heavy quality, CURRY, NEPHEW CO., 81 West Pratt
street. fe3n
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- ne and T. Mum salt in sacks Agricultural Salt in
Two o1stgl bags turks Island Lisbon and Cadz in bulk
Also Rock Salt OF all convenient sizes for stock.
o,o+r =. F. BERRY,
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Commission Msrthants.

John S. PRICE,
u COMMISSION MERCHANT,
10 SoUTH STREET.
Particular attention given the execution oil Shippers
Orders for FL OF K, GRAIN &c, in this markSt
Refers to Messrs. John S. Williams ( Bro Batiinore;
John n Price * Co, BrandyWlne, i,el.
James E. Price Co, " .
Tatnall K Lea,
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- FOR LONDON.
49, The fine l British bark "'F. L. ALTHAU SSE,r
Paisley, master will have dispatch for the above port
freight or passage apply to FOARD Il ROGERS,
r135- CvIy wis
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NDIA CHINA.-Twelve dinner sets, each con.
tanning one hundred and sixty-one pieces For sale b
'HohAS WHlFRIDGE CT IL and BoWIys wharf y
ocS-tf
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3aiI Bombs.
1859. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

II t. FOR boston Ii
81 -. WHITE SS MoT TFE - isszzz
From foot Of Couyii ~ an QECEoL i 6 i LIZ
York the landing Of the Phiiadelpbs and Southern
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
hs 10 BE- E aH IN cars and receive cards for the same from
checks 70 5 gGsta2 Nsaoa, q soyss
TIE 4 R RfT and masaeen steamer COMMONWEALTH,
6v and SsfrIav az le5VsS every Tuesday, ThIrs
co The fast and ssfanS steiner CNECTCUT VIM VII
Friday Tta "a at +, Q click .' P N
fasse9ssrs sotng y i line ad! new easy riding and
sd arrii i'm tae for . wheel cars at Ayns Poin
East.
ie ympeTIory Of thif route consists in splendid Steam
the ne plus ultra Of steamboat architecture spacious SIX
the freest from dust Of all the roads in New England and in
TIE 9e2m OF the country passing through the heart of the
N 5Sa4 %y 5no @'sSE n f@% sr@ on % S9e
ori9gqgirc of F. S. MARTIN, AGENT
-, 17;zES-za-4 NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
hH.-- GEs ~; nrp r GHAN G q HOURS
q. ,,s -, W4GSIiHi4i[N 4 bR,5NcH R0AD.
tu F,o VIII g. b i, follow: On -, ,san
daily, except $apIays; On sunday at 3 r N only
arecy Es Tain s;apIns S ' at W Wasbnst5R
For the accom@oda:ion persons DESTROYS Of remaining
will he isid h I'M or Miil&ion Round Trip Tickets
'fs s6ec G5 Re n nSgf , %,%T7 T rn
Gy Mondsy q Sunday Mornings good return
T R%1nd o Tg i %sss VIZ 2lso be sold h the Morning
''' E" 10 '''''" ~ Ia" |V'''"'" vFG'$, i Is TSuai
ag224w Masssr, 1ra6 r'.55
la ess9 ifzs z:sas;;ss... FOR THE
EIfTTI0RE AND OHIO iRlAiif-Rh55ifBC '-H
lows: ' "''''' va i''' "S ''''
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rnsIES OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
d.szorszz=-=5s STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Cumpanys boats having been put complete r.gn
order are now prepared to execute every description of river
and harbOr towing at the shortest notice
The C0mpany's Boats as follows
Steamer IlGRI.SS, Captain Luke League"
49, Steamer LlcNESS, Caggin \. H. League
The commanders experienced masters and every gr
antee given for the safety Cl vessels their
rates Of towage will he made reasonable frL- -r
nation apply to the Captains board. al tie agent
WI. II. BOLTON
JalStt No g ". Prtt; .,rs.t
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,Ttetals, 8ar0Wate, 1T.
NEW H AR d " r f 4 Nd II o U s E
" FURNISHING STORE.
ANDREW REUTER- * SONS,
No. IS W. BALTIMORE STREET,

No. IS W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick ard Gay SITS
Our stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS POCk EFT CUTI cry of the best ma
ker RAZORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Tailory
Shears Of every size, French and Carving Knives
GorkScIews and Champagne NpperS: PLATED and BRI-
ANNlA ARE, such as Forks, Spoons Tea Pitchers,
Casters Coffee ms Lamps and Candesticks Also fne
stock Of fI.ANlSIkD TIN WARE. the celebrated OLD
DOMINION COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de
Scr1Pons Ice Cream and Jelly MOULDS, Fancy Japanned
many other articles too numerous to mention Also, gene
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality Goods found equal to any
IN the CITY, and the patronage of the public respectfully
m