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c0THR RANl;sJEFEERS, & co.

8 Factors aasa eammission Merchants,
81, Oh hanIgston, Sc.
!ANIlE Underagned will continue the Facto.
g. rage and HPfssion business in this city
skhey beg leayHs8eturn their thanks 10 their
:fEisnds f9E HtsS9sral patronage extended to
ytfas fanst rs continuance. Particu-
.laEsa Ill BE given to the sale of Cotton,
s{sieltS Erai1FHes TO air business entrusted
% their care: ~ WADE S. COTHRAN.
f a,HENRY i; JEFFERS.
> Sept. 81, 21l WIN IT. JEFFERS
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LITTLE'S
FRENCH 'MlxTuRE.

This is prepared from French Recipe I'm the
forms OF No. l and :; He first for the acute, and
No for the chronic sage) and from It's unexam pled
suceeaEts likely to supersede every other remedy
for the gore OF diseases of.the Kidneys aud Bladder
0onorrhacal, Blennorrheal, and LeuchorrheaI or
Fluor Aibus affections. This extensive compound
sombines propcrttes totally different in taste and
character from any thing to be found in the United
States pharmacopGa aud in point Of safety and en-.
ciency IL not riyalled In America.
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JAS, G. GIBBES &,CO.,
DUE WEST
FEMALE. COLLEGE,;
"f<sSs :: a.l.Gy ~. 20

..4s ny,
THE BOARDQF:TR would invite
l. the attention Of the'PubIic to. this Insti
tuition, and solicit their continuedanl inereas-
SUCCESSFUL operation. . Though TIE present
building is not very commodious convenient
access enables the more advancedipupis to res
jnEssssI, bstSs:5 ahs hs9rsef rsei,atios. "a sHs
Large College Es1itace Is jnspEecess of erection.
IbAsesghee. complete like wise.le efsypish
rss sa a
4 a.sv:s L; s.;s; sss sAs; s5 Re-, J. l. RPs"s': e.
uGSnE~ aS1 Exsrsi,ss ds win Ssssmed
,.5.;;. Fl; q: +; !: # &
There II are Three pspeSle, &, 8 s e. q
gate Ths az es i've s1s sG ;dss
Of five m0n'hs sA sssh a'ss,s
r1,tyrrs4 .e! !f1ss.s.4..a, .a,s.sse. :
- Ahe "e'es ol ss1on i:
primary separamert, fol, ,saes ;;Sd
Academic sSR = Foo
r...is. - !, n.y. ~ =. =.
.;; n: i; .; $,,,s ,ss Piano. = s::::s. ~
: Tsss Tssf! Frsns% r'snG: Language" :: 1853 1883
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e, ThssEates of';Hlittions:$s q
primary Ieparamert, for saens ssi6ii; s:Sd
Academic q ies $ss9IE! -.l' I1.GS
Collegiate "a" a." 1900
n! :..stss, ,rss-
, 1860-04-26

county, which represent the prospect OF wheat
as good. The farmers have had a splendid timc
to prepare for planting, but little has been doue
The prumise Of fruit wcs never more Qattttizg.
In tho ahscnce Of frost. We may lock for grcat
yield Of npples. Peach trees are generally dead
in this region.
New yonk Hnx MAnKrr-April % Hides
meet wish moderate inquiry froA tue
trade and there is no change III prices. teouea,
to common ti1stclass hides being held nbore tue
views Of buyers. The receipts of hides i1om
New Orleans and Texas are larss, and SIN
greater shipments are said to be on The way.
Most Of this class Of hides were purchaaeu At
low rates, thus enabling receivers here 70 gen
ut profit, Which accounts for the late activity,
while foreign hides particularly first cli s., can
not be sold at present rates, and bring within
10 per cent Of cost Sales Of 1900 rio Graude
Kips, 81 Tbs, at 23sc, less per cent cash; l0oo
DRY Western ut 1etc, mos; :eoo " esscru
slaughter at a!c cash. and 500 Orinoco Hips on
private terms. According to Measrs. we'zel d
Weidsmcscr, the stock III importers ana specu.
salted, aud $50 bules West India stock, the first
named including Isl 900 Buenos Ayers and
Mouteyidco. aud 10000 Rio Grande, OF moro
Than Two thirds Of the entire stuck.
New York-l,eceipts, April a3-l0,oas bbls
flour; oee bu corn; no wheat; 1886 bu oats
400 bu rye.
CINCINNATI MAnEE1s-April a3-Reccipts
e4s1 bu corn; s,47s bu wheat; 1,122 bbls d;ur
The Gazetts Of yesterday says:
In Provisions there xas moderate demand
for mes. pork at $17.25 for city brands; hold
rrs continuing. however, to ak, in most cases
SH,5e, or bacon 20 hhds sides sold at S!c
aud small lot Of shoulders at7f :sslcs O
100 hhds bulk shou1ters, part deliverable hert
and part IN Indiana oils. al Cac packed. Siacl
are neld at ea@ss Bulk meats ara mort
inquired for, aud are held With more 6fmpes
than bacon. uolders continue TO ask lo5G
1ofc for barrel lard, but nothing orer IT,!
has been rea lied 80 tur. Flour firm at S5.5p@
b.6B 1or snpe1fue- Holders are not Tree seller
The light receipts inspire coutidencr. Whisk,
declined t. and clio ed heavy ut Ike. IN ths
regular way there in faar business doing il
groceries, at l4@l4tc for totiee; .I@Sfc fn
sugar and 45@4Gc Tor n,ciasscs. No cnange ii
grain. Tic receipts aud exports Of prorison
for the week, rs will be seen by our exhibit II
| auotber place, are, in the aggregate, below th
| average movements. The exports Of -four wcr
| 700 brIs IN excess Of tie receipts. Ut whea
| le, 900 bushrla were received. and 2,4o0 bushef
| exported. A large proportion Of the torme
| was Western sprlpg, which meets but little ID
rpr in this market.
, 1860-04-26
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April o5.--As the first legisln.
tire step On the subject which has been pri-
vately discussed during the past six months,
Mr.. Morris, Of Illinois, will urge the pa.sage cf
"a joint reso!u ion appointing Air. Orr, Of South
Carolina, General Doniphan, OF Missouri. and
Governor Wood, Of Illinois, Commissioners to
negotiate with the uormons for the sale of their
possessions, on the express condition that they
remove within reasonable time from the
limits and Jurisdiction Of the United States.
The Commissioners a7e to make their report to
the President at the next session Of Congress-
The ground for this movement is to prevent q
recurrence Of war mud bloodsbed, a* the history
Of the Mormons in Missouri and Illinois shows
that they cannot, owing to their peculiarities,
live On terms Of peace and good neichborhood
With contiguous settlements. 1t Is also treated
as question of economy to the treasury.
Mr. Burlngamc, from The Committee On For.
eign Affairs will report bill! IN aecor@ ance with
bis resolution asking for first class mission to
Sardinia. The envoy to receive el2 600, and
the Secretary Of leguiion 1,600. The Sandman
Charge d'Afairs Is delighted with the move.
ment.
Railroad officials state that d large amount Of
bills en- the Clinton Bunk Of Westernpors, Md
brokers' concern, arc being forced upon the
unwasy. and it is believed that still larger
amount is being sent into the West.
, 1860-04-26

bf IfLEoaAfn.a Nxu fe1K. 4psil g.
Ftoca-c btter but thu dtnaoa Il checked br The nd
t,alc viii .onac little urthe n: rfpyt xrorte..
aLlspcculatuss hare In Ereat casnrr ith,w irin
the Ecs tus brlt Vt IS SIX for sunrr It ie
toE * "a ss.e; ott5.s5 fer super western;
pls branca exsf4 1lunt o. OHIO Market
quiet thnaol4I tnnF cunttte. In ty rood Sou
.1d snasttl ue. hsn aalrt l.01 bills e36vef:3 nm u
- sao,s san & Ire -four quiet ard steady With sual
meal "a 1nlnalsy Unchanged,
br II M M h. "a ;.,9s s1st ftner ss' 20
GaA1x-rhr:els : tslr export denasd 10. wle,t md
ies h:rt improved ia TER bu.lel. lIqufry Is mat Il,
ally chr cke! IL ihr ad sle- ncu those Of lat
tyc,,nE. 81 60 In Chi"a<' Epng ei 2;@l g. TO hu
+ Sne Il tfGk&l ~ 1000 Lu Whit michigan nj si.ca
sIc3 BARLEY dull and heavy eaes ds01 In prime Can.da
M e. 1oo b1 ctmm n stale Al u. G. IN AID
aE1net with oo' xpo!t nq15ry e lu at - n ut
ior nae Ws.tesn, s9Sst for White eonthe and yellow
and Stale >'
fx~y,sloss-posk opered nr,n c!csei dul SHE'S 10
ersu1e es T. Il i 5 o[ x r
for prsnt: s7Gs,s oil prime. Beef quito: Al
.teany. S4les ito br e@4o tor country p,ln-: &c;
80 rd1 mcf.; e3.e@lofur iepackca mss: sil@
nominal ef hams dull and uuchn Ed At tls op@ft
for State; aisoe7 6.b) far western 'rt meats auI!
aud heavy. sai.s 20 pigs Ut sxcex for dry stlted
csa; asA 1or rs*le9', +, h9s s, sx7 3,,d f9r , trl i
qc La u Ii tefAte rrQucs and nEn saes 200 lsts At
ltA huuer seil'ns lf1l3: for Cho and 1iM: :1c
Ior STATE. Chtetc steady Ut FisfrIior TO F1i1c
sass asa s o. hssy sa iii ipa K. q TN
Tol ssN: t;at & Iii e': h:a; u CD son guar eiK
paei;e iii Nj. III s ~ c alxs i, y l.. ss
USE.Qf +.
, 1860-04-26
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
l. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

letter TO o.. Wood. Of tbs esy. tsora eenu.naa In
:sss 9SEssy e es ups5 merit, q
coming :rcm rc7sc scusee. II certificates kuasan.
ses Truth; ne Dr. needa no eaeorsuras EoF us*tss puff
Professor O. J. Wood co.-Geaiicssss: ii.s:n5 In n
ileaion 81 upaa iii, vaiea had Become aats
character: Some kre onta. procured eotte IT
your lair .,s;e:.ve sai r;ed r. sooa found !: vas
can esrttfy to ths vorl! that tic Key Of
H. III ~ O. soai nd 10
ue:e su ard zlcsy It his beto,a for twen.
~ " e ssa .as esss
To- ntorc nA.ire t,em uc 70 You for ycur vaaaels
pi ll,e!.ass vi rot bare oses-ua to eo:traaiet ~
ststetctn: ~ e.a, e tala city .ad resident hcsa
el e a IL 3o 10
e sbsys xs:h nay a:ne aase + = sous s*ss!ce as
EGOE'8 HAIE REe1uIsAJiyE.
Yrcftrcr WtoG-Dsa! Sir: Hasiak r.. the nlato111Es
= s ss::2 r. 81 = :ss
ass a
z .s .1F.s:: a7 e ~ i
ID as*
~ H.. FL OF great aassasi M@ DIsn =; pni
n...u... n.-s,. T.oeE,1zss, q: ~ = ~
aas bern excellent in e:uovirx atamaaa, aad:rE ard
as d. sH.s H. s &c six fs:s
= s:as3 :Tt,ss x.S as;zx III d. ,sPs :n.;Is or
%S:1 E5;si:.s;;3: e.: y; e;s's:; \ y: 4,
D1ursisE acG Faaer Coed, I}ca:1,. M
, 1860-04-26
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

HfbStApaf EFxSlNo. ATTi y.
rREIGHTe-Ste3dy+ Slh.s tt. Andrews. James and
Yorktown earn Eufalo at &c schss Africa and Will
sams. cora 10 0awfgo at &c; tchr. c. R:eyc. wheat
from Milwaukee 10 O:wreo at;xc+
TLtsUI-Rece,rts l,;;a9 bhls. Market active atd I'd.
vsncet kaloe SAFER wcrr SEQ tbls ~clols City 'choeo
sprinx extra Is 90 d; 500 Cou,nc.cal' do at
e,.o del 81 bols Go al ea.4;4 bls olbon do nj S55
ds 10 Jt!a Fosd Mile e ?. t.: co Lsis 1A.ud City"c
bhls ~ Eintey Co.. Ind g. !ts gced srE1g ut
e3 70 del $50 tbls '-<rttonr~ do $50 del! 100 ibis
good Spring Al $500 te! <oo btts do III e9s DEL l
bot "Basavi at ~ s:k :se0 bis "uckeye" do al ASK
del loo tb!s "Wnha- "a do Al $500 tc; bbls medium
sst eldna 1t q co del.
Nil tLsTUFFs-lo tors Bran It els.bo Tn trteI.
CORN II So LIS ;ons unbaeI al tl7.75dci.
WHtAT-Rcce'pts 1879 tu; shINd Il, SO tu. Mar.
ket adrau 1EG:c. sal.s go In No. S,Fng
u q. ID fote 10 ol Int No sptinE at s. {; In sttse
1000 tu do slo5 10 store ECO bu do al ~ In store
lags No. ct u u ,rstk ~ bsgs and 70 tu
ti.15 On track.
C0RN-Rec1tp.s ~ g: tu Slipped la1 ,:57 bu- Buoy
a7t and adsarce l@Ii ales 1000 hu good Rivrs
Nix ID ut ahoat tu do 1T 90 In c1c-1csos"
axe; coo p. oeoo bu fair Canal n c b.;
1000 hu do .ts:c aooa: sS0 ba in two ii. at oe
fon ls.{o hudo In lois 4s= IL rto7r Gcco bu Co a;
4sxc in sto,c; to- tu do ttee 5000 tu doiu
lou at acc In store 20 TO bu do ut Sic b. Ge3 u Co
as4sHcin ttoe; 6 bu 70 f,r delivery IN Monday
II 4IHfE CO fkiICi
tier 4skc storc; aooohu No. at 4ec In ssosr
Go nj &c In ltore.
oATs-Reecp:s 2ea tu: oaitt- 100 bu No. lat :ic in
sos+ 80 gs Do s1He tack: 1lC0 eu CO Sic le
900 bu do at csHe del.
RYE-Reseip,b e.: Lu. Market f1un. <oa tn No. NJ
&c On track.
DARLEy-Hccei2's, ISL tu. In good trr7and aad hs1.
6aes wee: 1Go hags fair At ecc tack ei9 hags No.
eAt SIC en track.
sEED-Reee.p:s. c0lo. Timothy qutet, With limited
sales feosd To chcc ii u 0oG7 a. Ctverl aenand:
leo bu pi1e n 4t.C0 Hungarian and Mtet nj gec.ed.
n1GNWlNES-RereIIt-, liz b:ls. MAt;ct quiet but
firm u hsls county nj Ike: u br!s city nt1s:.
ALcoHUL-se2 oe p.r.a
MESS poRk-ao Urls city packed al 4ls.0c.
1ARp-Sca1cc and lru at lohc.
TALtOW- 4 btls good butchers at aXc.
u1DES-Rtcejps. Ci,4t5 III. HAi&et df1n. Gsten X
97H>; Green sailed sA@sc; Dry Flint. ls&ls1c.
PoTATOEs-Neahanneeks N fair 1tqres. at S;<a4oe.
Wts,tra Mixed. soa3se-
EGGS-1n fair d.1nand at q@aHc.
P.UA TRY-Chcteus. se.so@7.. PER dos.
DUTTsR-Ncw Daly Gutter In l4ls rtquest at 1a115c;
Cd Butter, 6@9c-
DRIED FRUlT-a5 sks Eastern Apples 1t sac.
LIVE sTOCK-KeceIpts III Cattle. ee6 Hogs. Tit
market to-day very dull aud .hppen unwlllrg
TO pay previous prices. Hogs in far de1snd. Sales tt
sl,eznan'a Tards were:
, 1860-04-26
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY

Printers Warehouse.
po..........WAnIS1ToN HTREET.,.,.,.,,ao
QRtCA60.
The prepared to fuysh Tyre In laYEe
snai'cusnshiss 4te from surerio: quality os metal,
ether @ CT .; f Aoxed ar'r s i ao supplied w,,a
necessary for complete printing oslrc new specimen
book Fcady for delivery aGd will kept parties
Wishing 10 order en- application
fuhls1so5 H. L.. Th,DGaE Trea4urer
, 1860-04-26

w.rxrspAr Erxx1xs, 421l =. 1870.
4 typographical cr-cr occurred in our quota
ton for exchange IN this mornings lssue. II
should have been II instead Of II. To-day 1t II
not 80 close: but rates at bauk are still IT. The
feeling is that it must soon be lower.
God 11@e with fen buyers.
Business generally is quiet. The banks still
haye plenty Of menus to take all the produce
pspcr that offers. Local discounts continue to
be neglected. in anticipation Of better supply
ofproduce paper.
s.. Lorls.-Thc Democrat Of yesterday re-
ports the money market decidedly close. It
SAYS:
On Tho East at II per cent prem for bankablc
funda-ior gold IL Has so:i at per cent prem.
sno e e sssa e ahaad b. s"T and
IN less demand. The probability is it Will mol
be in such demand the coming fall as usual; the
purchases Of mercband ze have not been la'ge
1hts spring. and the .s'ern indebtedness will
not therefore be 80 great rs heretofore.
c1xc1SSAr1.--The Gazette Of yesterday says:
The market for Eastern Exchange was serc-
raj degrees closer than Inst wtck, and prices
were irregular. ranging from TO prem. for
htuksrs' cilc :ks. onu house drew alt day ut :,
md Others charged outsiders 6oGG2a. None
but deposisors w.re able to buy in any qnarter
~ PseI: a. close some o. Gs '"e sa,s ,eDt - nrrm.
buyinr and prcu,. selling. sud these figures
viii b. adopted By all the dealers with one OF
tTo Perceptions.
TnE DASK OF TscrssEH.--The Bank o. Ie !sa
cum.eh Is lust nov undergoing aag,a a1 fotad Arm
was ,nnde nnon Norsrs. Raypor & Cia,k, the
msuasels Of ih. B4Lk. ut their branch ofbce IN
oeao. yes'tro T ana se rtendrd i,seif to Ills
cis,. M aod Tie b;lls ef that city were yesterday
rejected at most if not all, OF The banks aessrs.
DAVID !'rest1n q Co., panhsnels o. 1Tte'oH
.BaaE Ifuts Reporter, Issued the following CIT"
euanr r..o. herA becn
bought by the bankers here at three per cent.
discount for the last two OF three months. nniil
Today, when most E. tne asn4 oanne r. 1f 4sno,.s ~
rec.ired tram ~ rofsdo- where The notes have
been mainly 7edetmed by nessrs. Rayuot d.
Clark, tue oFuers Of the 6ahk-
The sboye is from the Detroit Frs Press.
1r So: :. T.. :. ..u.-.1, Tb,e Rurt-
.ssue ~ a,,.. 49, aar.;st.nt - - - ene en;es. or by
,o,,, .n;sfor,nns m Tho mart of TIA management,
= -ar nm, nj. in,o n. neu,napers. We
, 1860-04-26
Steamer Arriving.

Po.Sr ArBanarE, y. F., April ga large
steamer with three ruasts and one funnel, passed
here yesterday at P. u. She was about gun
shot distance from the shore, and going west.
The weather was quite foggy wind west; ice
close ahead.
ton in Newfoundland, aud the steamer in ques.
tion would seem to be bound for Quebec pro-
badly the United Kingdom, from Glasgow l4th.
o. the North Bsiton, from Liverpool 18th inst
, 1860-04-26

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1X1- GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TlaA Great C&,ts Depot foot Of Iaks street.
Chtc2Sos
7saanLxktntn. Exprct fSundnvs cxeerted) arrive It
Dttso lis IN cuSi eaaon Ds!tcr 10 AN. Albany
36 pm. New f1rE 5.uJ puo, hesson ll.o1 rao.
aolpn-Ssw York IL aron xptess excerpt saiurdly.
AHiye n Detroit TO atn.. suspenlen Bridge
suna!o $50 pns-. Albany ! Is a11., Few Tof I
o:t3 an.. Hoe.cn l:0J pc1.
% pLa-SiTs Exprtss {eScept saturday and Sunda - A.
Ese.t beirut II uOou. Snsperatnn trd4e ~
Albsny 20 am. New i orE Ills pc7, Bo. .soa 5.t1
80 Am@fneicnAN E1pt&-A.->61xekL SnA day(lh
Cincinnati In l, hou's.
SEQ pu, cIncie matt and Louisville ExEress fexeettSs
dav, through to Cincinnati in il hours Loui
In IS hoLfs.
$40 pm Traiu, Saturday, on'y to Nllcs.
Hclday fIa!ls rEl-
71teps S:erpluK Tara On Ill Lf&t fEalnb.
The SO pm traln con rs1!. VITA the nutaIa ~,
Lake Huron Hax ~ tutf=lo ard a ro!nts ta.s u To-
with thetraTd Trunk kA~av 10 klos stoo. rkl~os
kureh. Montreal. Carkec 1al nil ponfs 10 csIaI4 Eat
Nnr7hcn Vermont, Sc~ itsmslrs acd 4Nae.
nlxEaye eheckttthsoixa, .
through TcGeis inr 4a;c ae principal Railroad oc-a
in tka North and Hest Ind It The Company oDee u
Dearborn street. Chicago .te Depot foot of STREET
L. n. HlCE, Superintendent.
, 1860-04-26

Bos7os, april 24.h.--Lase New Brunswick
papers contain the details Of tbe late great FIRE
in Woodstock. One hundred and Gfty buildings
were destroyed in the business portion of the
town, including the Commercial and Central
Banks, With oil their contents; the Post Office,
but important contents sayed; the printing
oth:es of the S<n4intl and the Journal; the Nc
chanics' Institute; all the hotels but one, and
about sixty stores and places Of business. The
loss Of property ia e75,0o0 to e100 600; insur.
aace from s..5 900 to a30, 600. Active measures
have been taken in the Province to relieve the
n,,Fr,rarc
, 1860-04-26

n. 7, TfI6Its E0F1tsk0LUtHtf-I
WAsu1scroS, April a4.-The coutested cleo
tiop casea wilt come on next week Mr. How
ards claim to The seat occupied by Mr.. Cooper,
Of Michigan, will be FIRST considered, and will
b. probably decided in favor Of Ar. Howard:
This will be followed by the case Of Blair and
Barrett, Of St. Louis. a majority Of the Com
mittee On Elections report that Mr. Blair has
presented such evidences Of illegal and fraud
uept votes having been cast for Mr. Barrett, as
entities toe former to seat. The case Of
Messr,. Anderson and Chsnau is next in turn,
and the report IS in favor Of Yr. Anderson, the
sitting melnber. The case Of N.s>rs. William
son aud Sicklcs will probably =; over, as VII:
also that Of Ness.s. Davis mad Harris.
, 1860-04-26

NEW YORK SYRUl'-A large
" ksso9tmeE. fer sale 1oW By
PAkouNS, PlfkN 4 HANkET.
, 1860-04-26

The receipts Of Corn to-day were only 4s,6s2
bushels aud tho shipments 121 900 bushels.
~ The opening the ma ket WAS very firm, with
fair speculative and shipping inquiry, and as
soon as the receipts were known 1t became
buoyant and exceedingly active at an advance
Of 1@lfc on ycsterdar's prices. Intelligence
was received on 'Chapgo that there vas only
from loSf fee. on the bars In tie Illinois river,
and that several boats were aground, and the
effect Of this news was doubtless 10 stiaen
prices. About 900 bushels changed hands,
at 5lsc for gqod RIVER mixed aaoat; 49@4esc
for good Canal aloat; 4s@4osc for No. in
store: and 4G@. &c for No.. in store-the mar
ket closing firm. tbs Flour market Was very
active under good demand for shipment to
Pittsburgh aud the East, and prices advanced
5@l0c. Nearly 1000 brls wcrs sold, consisting
principally Of good and choice brands Spring
extras nj S4sat@5 20. Wheat was also in ac-
tive rtques,, and the market adrsnced 1t@2c,
closing Asm. About 10000 bu-hels changed
handa, at Il o. 1or No. Spring; and el.o5@
1.0a for No. Spring in store. Oats were in
limited demand md very quiet, with sales at Bic
In store, and 98a@34c on track. Rye. SEC.
Barley firm. Ajgh~'nes quiet and steady a.
171@lse. Alcohol 8s@sac.
pra;,h,, .,,,;n,. ,,ncho,caa- ~.,o. ~.
day being &c for corn TO osFcgo and Sc to Buf.
falo.
I'm w.rr nv rur 1,,,xo,a R,vre-1ntel,
~" ~A'-A w n a.. s 49, .ss, M .s..s. an n.S'
ligeucc was TcceiTeo TODAY 7na1 aoout ~ canbl
boata are aground In feet Of water On ' Tres
TIN Bar" about 1e rifles below L. Salle-all
" 49, ~ c.. r...s,. t...,~...
loaded "'sa corn oo ept7pg efeek our '1fefe
OIL, St'se'' ""o .ue .epo. - ~ e, =. 'AAs
.ase .a'e - Gu 4.1e w. ,..,, ~
Aea1' VA. ptS'1 eAeae 80, ~
eo1o N en@s 1es'on' 4A'e0a 44A' . wv" o"o'
1ne'
10" fsz1on7s-the y. l. centfal n@''Foao
hcasrJing Hour from Aochesses 70 Albany 'of
thirty cents, and thirty i've cents 70 Se" 1ofks
ST. Lou,s MARKr1s-Aprit 24-Reeeipts BY
River. e7sa ,k. coro. e2s IL, wheat. SOS SKIS
oats. B, Rsil, 4es bsrs corn, lie bags wheat,
Wheat-The email receipts caused Grm mar
1ss but prices are unclaimed. Sales comprise
, 1860-04-26
From Charleston.

1-u..u.. ~ S,sI az mr., rf..r.-~.
ShAaLas1pS, .: ~, pa;.,cd np.a; ~ c:, as.aoln:
Gommnlee nase Juss iepou.a's1 g1 ,ns C!ne.nnall
lIat'oim y su,s " - .e. W ~. Me ooutne.n i,
ae4eeataon ae0aauanE plasofn' '0a1 VIII no'
oG nao'e % IVY eohstlIs sMs na
lne not1,uat'on NJ, u ~. neuE'as y eoasluelea re-
sestao 1Hs snne TX" Iii u aua Part VI lne
oou'n .asohnu e"a'loa WI WV 'of '4''a'
tlnoune ct ct5fespoheeaee1
CHARLESTON, April "a. mid!n,iight~-The Doug
las managers express q willingness TINT tho
Cotton States should seccdc, regarding such Il
morcneut IS uuickenjur the CHANCES for f,ya-
thirds but do mot estimate its effect on the re-.
manning Southern States. The result now
depends greatly on the shape the platform may
assume.
Soon after the Convention adjourned, the BE-.
lief was entertained that the Louisiana reso1u-
tons covering Congressman protection to
Slavery in tIe Te1 ories cou!d he carried, from
the complexion Of the Committee, Northern
members being willing 10 yield The principle
or the candidate.
The Douglas men claim IN accession Of more
than twenty votes by the rule allowing dele
, 1860-04-26

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-

l. ROAD.
1eoos"souQo1es AfrnNgcMonf.,s.188 SEQ
ga enn @ Aiss SUNDAY. April 18th. 1850 txo taiiy
Ha;ae ~ 49, c 'seas Gen1A Depot 1t foot Of l4ke
s.s5 Aa & Pay Ezra: t:sntay. e1eepted) a.tvux It
sp;,1EseM y: :. =; ,lS pm; Jaessouy1 'ia 4 a.S
CaiEu It l0-35 PM: Memphis n n hnnr.r nd
New Orleans IN 4s houfs IRON tlieaxos "1'>N
65 pm. Night Expr&,tsatnrt:ys e1esptctl sr,ivaa It
Decatur y a.m,: epti'Efelu Sis am: Jacf
solville 03 An; sa3ts aas An; ptjuc,
rDam.; 1t. Iou's SIC : NJ; CAR, ID 4 s.m'
Memphis IN u hours. AMI Nav Orleans ID ii
houEs from Chicago.
e. Sleeping Cars o. 81. Night Trims.
HYDE PARK Az D W0ODLAWN TRAINS
Trstnstcays Chicago 6..1 Loo pm; 100 N: a
ana s13 pm.
wooila~o, as an ooo IN. loD pm. 4.ss pm s:s I'm,
uyds Park. 20. So5. ~ ~. 1.n'.
ahkiaod, 7.H" 2t9H l.l0 -. 7.0t..
F4!Tiex. 7esA els" LA. Ia. 7H~
C1fWolk., '.t.~ al6 LII - 49, Til.
h. R. ARTHUR, Geu. Superintendent.
VS.. JOHNSON. Gen. Axkuk,
, 1860-04-26
ST. Louis Market.

ST. Louis Market.
lsiseclA Dspatch 10 tie PfeAs and TEbuuc1
1t. Lor1s, April cs, 1s.e.
FIorn -Q7iet and unchanged.
WHkA1-Adv1actd &C. With buoyxpt and ac,x- ,,,-t,t
Club SOL II II 17XGLla.
CaHs-Adsanoed 4e-wtth light receipts and FOOD ds
nAho. Mixed md Yellow. &szsle; Mixed, Bic: Mixed
White soaisso: Whit, q Gsos; 30 low. tss F.u.
, 1860-04-26

LEIGH EeE}.. NJ = S:at+ ss~'"t, l}rtn9.
II. H. ltUEstnA. u: III F.e;.h Axt l!4!la4leIIht
l. l.. bot r.. ,;eni lesvt Ag*t th3tad.tp1:a.
HOS. H. AtsOrF tsrn1 ~:.l.L Aifhia i.. ia.-bikf =.
, 1860-04-26

NEW YopS. April a5.--rho bark Charlotte j..
Way, was seized yesterday on suspicion of fit
. ting for slave Torngc.
John 4. Dix has been offered the post Of
Commissioner under the Paraguay treaty.