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WOODS THEATE r..
Corner Of Sixth and vinestrests.
Z John A. Ellsler, jr., sole Manager and Lessee.
! PRIoKs or ADMISSION Dress Circle and ParQuette,
b0oontaj Gallery, 25cents. y&
Doors open at ", curtain rises at IN O'CLOCK.

IAIukD VI 0AOoo 0AASAo "AAN = eANss~sSr
D0conta, Gallery, 25cents. s&
Doors open at 81, curtain rises ct IN O'CLOCK.
Second Week of Mr.. Collins,
The only living representative Of elegant Irish Com
edy. He will appear tonight In two splendid char
acters and sing the songs OF Sprtg OF bhtllalah,
UTrust to Luck "Widow Machree," and the
noblsst Of all songv, " The Flag Of our Union.Y q
I THIS EVENING, February 81, will be presented
THE III ii NERVOUS MAN AND THE MAN
OF NERVE. .sss8aaly
McShane, the man of nerve, Mr.. Collins; Aspen,
the nervous man, Mr.. John Ellsleri Lord Lounge.
= Mr. Read Biggs, Mrs. Adams; /; Mr.. Clacket Misc
Denham Emily Vivian, Miss Waite.
| AFTER which Mr.. Ooliips will sing the great ma.
tional sone, with full chorus. I" The Flag OF our
UnIOn," universally received with spplause. 3Sl
THE IRISH GENIUS.
Titsroeket with songs Mr.. Collins Dr. HorsSscops
Widow MoShes, Mrs. Gilbert; Betsy, Miss Denham.
nN Great Bill for tomorrow night. Washinston's
Birthday. q fl'r TN TIAEF31E
Several new comedies are In active rehearsal
among them "The Irish Pos" The Wrong Pas
sengef," and o brilliant comedy, from the famous
modern writer, John Brousham, ESQ, called The
rortune Huuterq.bpt a74tla ~ t.9 e.i IN
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pIKE,s OPERA-HOUSE.

8. N. Pike, Proprietor; r. b. CONWAY, Stage Di-
rector |; j. n. Herbert, Treasurer.
PRIcHs or ADMIssIoN.- -ParQuette Circle, ParQuette
and Balcony, 80 cents Amphitheater, rs cents; !;
Private Boxes for eight persons, S8.
Box ONCE open from 10 A. M. until T. NJ, where
Doors open at Six o'clock: commence at M.
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Second night Of tho Romantic Drama called
The Sea Of Ice;


Second night Of thS Romantic Drama called
The Sea Of Ice;
On, The THIRST FOB GoLp AND THE WILD FLowEs
OF MEXICO,
With new and gorgeous scenery and effects.
During the scene In the Polar Regions a new and
entirely original effect will be for the first
time In America, luslrsti In all Its splendor the
brilliant phenomenon OF
THE AURORA B0BnALIs. -e re-
THIS EVENING, February 81. will be performed
the beautiful drama, in five acts, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE.
Acrs AsD II-PERIoD, l705.
Carlos, the adyenturer, Q passenger on board the
Urania, Mr.. CONWAY Captain de Lascours, of the
Urenia. Mr. Sheridan Jean Medoc, the carpenter,
Mr.. Hall; Barabas, Q sailor, Mr.. Davidgo Pierre
Pacome, the armorer, MIR. Harcourt; Louise de
Lascours, wife Of the Captain, Mrs. Conway; Ma
rie, their child, Miss Hogan. eE.E
Acrs III, Nv AND V-PERIoD, l120.
Marquis del Monte, @ Mexican nobfeman, Mr.. Con-
way Horace de Brionne, gentleman, Mr.. Chap
lin; Georges de Laval, o naval commander, Mr..
Addison Becretary to the Spanish Embassy, MIR.
Templeton; Rarabas, Mr.. Dayidge; Ogarita, the
Wild Flower Of Mexico, Mrs. Conway The Count.
ess dc Theringe, Mrs. wilkins; Diane de Lascours,
with song Of Happy Moments" Miss Crocker.
POOR pILLIcoDDY.
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Ms-Thsrs is chap in jail in Chicago, who
10 awaiting trial for having married and de-
sorted eleven wives--trials enough, without
any extra one, says the Boston Post,
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N8-Subscriptions are being received II
Liverpool for the widow Of Captain Harri
son. up to the last advices, the amount ha'
reached $l2,500. 't
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Miss KIMBERLY having paid the author ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the exclusive right to
this play, It can only be epysrformsd in Cincinnati
during her engagement. g vur Gfe
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The frst Of the series Of these Interesting Concerts
IslIf will be given at
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MS-The citizens Of Indianapolis have, by Q
large majority, voted to instruCtthe City Coun-
Gil TO appropriate $4,000 toward fitting up the
Fair Grounds at that place. This amount ad.
ded to the $4,000 contributed by railroads
will be sufficient to secure Handsome grounds
, 1860-03-17

JUNG. South Carolina, it will be remembered,
Initiated the movement; Firginia declined to
approved it and arranged fsr the appointment
OF delegates, but tue South CaEoli4a Lesisla'
ture aojoustied without any such clion. 1t is
understood that the object Of the meeting WIS
to ag1c. upon some pan by which IN attend
ance from the list named State can be secuted.
Although no formal proposition was adapted,
Governor Of South Curoliua saoufi assemble
the Legislature OF that State to select delegates,
and ofthis he will probably soou be informed.
, 1860-03-17

New Yonk, March 1G.-Thc steamship Asia
arrived this morning, at . o'clock, with Liver
pool and Londun adyices OF tue Sd inst. Her
a'yices are anticipated by the Circassian, at
St. Jollu$.
On the "a. in the House Of Commons, Lord
john Russell explained the Savoy question. lie
said, Us tur As he knew, no treaty was in exist
cpce between France and Sardinia, providing
for the annexation. The Emperor states t|ut
lie will not proceed 10 the annexation without
consulting the great powers, md lle lLorl John
Kussel} Believed it tue powers were unanimous
" opposed to the movement, France would not
proceed to attempt it.
Sir Robert Peel decarcd that the statement of
Lord john Russell was highly unsatisfactory,
and hoped that Parliament would have an eatly
opportunity Of discussing, tile subject.
S1r. bright hoped tile Government would nj
t1,er counienance nor oppose the transfer, it be-
ing !: mattcr uyer WHICH they had no coni1ol
or real interest.
After further remarks by Lord John Russell,
WIS dropped.
Lord i'almerstou, in reply to an inquiry, said
he had received y memorial from Irish Catho-
lies, requesting Lis ulerfet ence in maintaining
| the integrity Of the Papal dominion.
English papers publish an appeal to Chris
tians throughout the world, signed by colurcd
exiles froul Arkansas, who protestin the strong
! est terms agans. the sy stem which dooms shcn
I to bauish,llrnt OF slavery.
| The English journals generally regard Napo-
Icons speech to the Legislative Assembly with
| disfaycr
The Paris nourse Of the ed, closed ruthel
| heavy.
A battalion Of Spaniards had bc:n surprised
| and defeated by the Moors in the neighborl'ood
| Of the fortress Of sIc'i!la- 900 soldiers and
officers arc said to have been killed, and '1a Off
| GERS and about 200 ulen wounded.
, 1860-03-17

New ORLEANS, March 15.-Acapulco tlates Of
the eth uit. are received.
Alvarez had ordered General Wheat to Vera
Cruz to command the foreign forces there. Mi
ranon was not expected to attack Vera Cruz.
C4ravajai, With LOO men, had cut ott 1000 Of
Miramon's troops, mud the communication ot
the LITTER with the Capital was also cut of.
Miranion was short Of provisions md depended
on the Havana expedition for supplies
Alvarado was blockaded By the Liberals.
Since Mr. McLane LEX, the British, Spanish
and French Ministers had been endeavoring
TO effect compromise between Juarez and
Miramon. An arnlstce Of six months was pro-
posed.
American influence was declining in Mexico,
and Commander Jarvis had commanded Mira
mon not 10 Interfere with Americans.
New ORLEANS. March lG.-Addiiional Mexi-
can news says the Juarex Gosernn.ent had de-
clarcd the Havana expedition piratical.
large amount Of specie was awaiting ship
ment TO the city Of Mexico.
American war yc:ssls were before Fera Cruz.
The Preble arrived on the lst inst.
All no,,-combatanls have left for Vera Cruz.
, 1860-03-17
The British Corn Trndc.

lEt01A AAI sa'AA 4AA4t EAHGNt w. .t"J
The past week hns mostly been frosty and
dry. Field-wolk has therefore ben 1csumed
under more favorable circumstances; and there
il more chance uf Whelt-soning lit spring,
where the opportunities Of autumn were passed
by. The cold keeps back tie young Wheat,
and there atc INCREASED reports CT misp!ant,
md much damage done By the wire-worm. The
quantity Of these in the-.c1over-leys Keep the
rocks IN active and beneficial employ; 50 it is
to be ]oped, with propitious spring, there will
lie enough 1|an,s to carry a crop. Sill, some
begin to doubt it. There has btca no further
upward movement i" 'ne @ n.as ee.s 'nas wa
Tntie dcarer: Int the condition is not 80 lar i'm.
proved rs to make the tulks exhibited ready
sale. But further improvement may no" oe
expected.
fore1sa suppnes 4se sesy snoft. a1o luz re-
turn o. i3ost ~ tne natle SEEMS nke:5 70 Keep
shem no; O., .MNcls; - however, WIN cay aecessoy
raj 10 az % Inc mar mafSc.s, aaaete 70 tae s5ssen, o.
oustnE 'ton, nan9 " HULL ~e nc s'ee.e
consequently "nhe nome suppl'es arc eeneran5
good, ana tnefe Is ia!t cho'ce Q! gtahasy san-
ptes, ""Mout auy 9peculat"e econpetsnon'nle1ef
prices w11 oc rslactaa'ls paa. mere ~, III
,uet, "'o1e " tGa' tecuus w. -|e" AotA toau ~
rbe as ,hrncc psnx
WITH o9r oMu. .ne ~ ausncs sreneo sMor
much i.nAesS on sfnal4 a'r'sa'S. ffabcc' BEL
gum. Holland, ana Germany auoie ratller I'm.
proved ta.es, l'cic eepecIa.y. uu1's; put
voessa, "nu lcss lElu!r! 'or utitaa "nsa ~; nas
oeen Iatner easier !or ea's "csetap'lon. a. lta!s
ana s>l'a'n also p'ires uts nan!alnsa !.a ue,ono
cxpectm'nn' ana A'e1anana, Mnn nSnt sup
rrst sa'1ss auats toint quuns ~, aos Tnes; IT,
NHa lue aalnae uoie ~ essu.c1.s .ue 'r.9c %
sir'es corn qo.e.,s Inc. 'oa oa's " 11'es'e
aare W. r.s1n 'er re! e.n1. ,,-
oa ahe sa.ss ~ ".sa. noeeu sSt "ScA .eS "cis
~ 9rs. ae aos ilu,' agau aa':aY' E q1s !. 1907
ne '1 onau', 10 ~ W e,ef w:
lAe 1HtpoIts 1nto LUZ p1lHc'pA foEts ~ uftAt
osta,a ior tne WEEK eoo,nS rev. 1a' ID wheat
aho nou'' were eqaa' 70 1:'-a' qeS'
AcntculrcrA1 p1osrEc1s IN GnEa1 BalrA1S.
Tha M,.t Ton< Ernr<.. If ~, s-,, ,,1t ron.
1ne 4an 1.A< 4'"P'<'' " '.e = ~ ''''' eoA-
There has been continuance Of cold, harsh
weather, with little exception throughout the
week, but which, gave way On SundaS to more
warmth and moisture. Most nights hare been
frnsty. md the wind generally uorther]y until
, 1860-03-17
Destructive Fire at Alton,

{D;thc II mos and MISSISSIPPI Lsnt1
ALTON, March IL, L. M.-About o'clock
this evening fire broke out in the extensive
ngricultural depot Of Hopping Bros which ex-
tends from Second to First street, and soou the
building WAS all IN blaze. The contents were
nearly ill remozed. 1t spread east Is far as
the large dry goods house Of Adams l. Elliott,
stock removed building somewbat tamaged By
fire and water. The wareroom Of r. Flagg,
wns but little damaged. The knickerbocker
saloon aud two other frame buildings entirely
destroyed. Ou lie west the ire sprc id to HIM
over street, and Fesguson's wholesale clotling
house, bat was checked with hut little damage
10 the buiding-stock removed, asiwas also The
stock Of Schoeppc, Wholesale c!othier. The
fire is now in cheek
, 1860-03-17

National Democratic Committee arr here to.
day, enquirirgas to tl'e capacity of the hotels,
the terms Of board, ETC., with the view Of hav-
ing all informal meeting Of the Democratic Con-
yention at Charleston md adjourninE to this
city. They say that Charleston will neither be
abfc to accommodate nor to feed the many thou
sands who will congrega.c there. Our hotel
keepers promise the Committee regular charges,
and with the well known hospitality Of our cit1-
zens to open their doors to all who cannot be
accommodated at the hotels.
The delegation from Illinois alone will num-
bcr one thousand.
Hugh Lcnnox Bond has been appointed Judge
Of the Criminal Court in place OF Judge Stump.
, 1860-03-17
New EDkA, AlnFA ct.


BT TZ.HGHAfH.l NV 1oR1. Atrfh 16
F1ora-uu t. hcavy and &c lower. with demand cacay
for - y the Iuac ate " 4ut. Of the local fade SAILS
s0g LII at fr super state g x $50 frr e.
mon to ned,um extra do t66 IS ppng hr1ns
II: H. IT, 1:lOsnY du auu lyw+r Canaai ID F1our In lin
It'd 1t price il ayofGf the tu,,fs Sales Lbi4
a; ej, IS i. cSpmou 10 coce esira Rye Flour sail
i swy It Ss3t TO for common 10 cheicc snpcr Corn
l lawrr and heavy. a!ea su0 t.l4 uandywIne E409
IA II Hn ,Iwbcat -Four pi,n anj heavy witt mode7ats
sales al II 5O2iTg
Wu,.E1Drn,anh mo-c nstIye hut ur1ccs arr
Bales 300 bis at e34@s3Xc,
1e n, IL Fl Il - s,rht -nc,ion bSt buye:s asv wn
,s,,i ~ rerate trrcnr at .nstcT VI dscl,tr f.s h
cnnmn ,.s,ts Son i,r and old nj ii 81: IL n bu WI E
inaa1a nj slfp sni TO Of sprirE o, p:iya ten, J.
a r. m dth]r.rn Eusiur r. t.eatT rai.r 1ai
~ .reHs ,n,i xnpr, y r1anrt viii, sa of
~ - ~ fs rs Wins Ssf. r,,c * N
erRc, IL L:,vr Id Wien nike l"w+r i'd III
r.tc X f. - ~ wIif. fnr yainw nn mixed r-
~ 49, S ot ~ si S,tr.3e TutrS c1tsIt at IL
G.;sc Is,r Gta.a;ias, ani statc. ''''
n ,tc1si chanEe IN .rics Fe;cu hid drnlf witt,
" ] tn;,a5 r. I's;ns @ - f~'
rss 4ofnr in rorf. ,1
, 1860-03-17
L........ 1sei 15;.s 3s391 Gals 413 eol4 ~

T1t&1..,.,%....lR 1ut bAs1U --0 Ao3s3 7S!
The Flour market contipues dull mud heavy,
with but little inquiry for shipments. The re-
ocipts to-day were heavy, and the sales yery
limited, at $4.55@j.a5 for common to choice
Spring extras, and $i@4>l5 for Spring super
fue. There was better demand fer wheat ut
yesterday = prices, but there was no advance,
and the market closed guiet. sales being made at
S1.0o for new receipts No. Spring in store;
SIC fur old receipts Nc. !: Spring; s:nd SIC for
new rccc pts Of tic salne grade. Tile inquiry
for parcels on track by u:illcrs aud shippers was
better, and salcs raaged from " @ 1.0S for com~
mon to good. and s1.cs@l.v.: for club. "A lot
of 1000 bushels No. lied was sold Mt S1.12..,
d.lirercd.at Niles, Michigan. The receipts ef
Corn today were comparatively light ana un'
der good speculative inquiry. au advance Of
ic took place, the market closing firm at tie
outside guotatious--salvs b1ing made ut ias4
4jc for prime sivcr in ature; 41C1l5;c for Ia
nal atloat; 43@l3. for new receipts No. in
store; i.@ a3c for old receipts No. /; 41@ilic
for No. g; and Il. q loic. for Rejected. Oats
we,e in letter dcmaud and tie market was
shade better, with sl'es oa track ut ie1:5c aud
in store ut Sic for old receipts aud SIC for
new receipts. Rye quiet. harley nsc1c actise
and steady. 1ltghwincs quiet aud nominal ut
l:!l1:ac. Clover Seed &c lover, with liberal
sales ut sA.ooGi7.se. Timothy Seed WAS in
good demand, but prime lots were scarce-salca
Of inferior to choice being nude Ii. $a.7oG52-:o.
Hungarian Gr4ss dull. Provisions quiet A LOT
If clear Sides was sold at &c loose, aud country
Shoulders and Hams ut &c and Sc loose.
The Carliny,lle Fve Democrat Of the 14th,
-ays:
WHEAT PRosrEcr.-Wc ure not disposed ta
catimatc very highly the ferebodings 70 com.
mon ut this season OF the year Il: the prospects
oi tue wheat crop, but fto,A our own persona
examination, Us well "a III: rc;,or:s Of fnrncs:
in uiI parts uf the county, VIC are forced 10 tbs
conclusion That tic wheat cr"p ia this county
the present. xehr will he failure, almost tu:ul
We have examined field which two weeks a.;t
promised lair crops, but unw HUNT whea
cnuush on tten, fur tas spears 10 look 1,cisli
hurtv. The rocts urc frozen out it, the ground
Ind perfectly deal. lie freezing oil the las
lew weeks has nearly finished them. II TIL
rro; il not less tSau either Ut the 1ast1our yea.
we shall be agrecaoly disappointed.
Is,I't /: about tune that the farmers were look
ing about for sotnc substitute for wheatf "
siiull discuss this subject 1T some length lc:c
after?
r1rrsprncn. Marcel. lA.-FIeur. Sales Of 100
, 1860-03-17

CuARtEsrows. Va, March ls.-The town Was
thronged with visitors to day, and sercral com
panies Of military were ia Attendance. Stephens
md usxlet were hung ut noon- They appeared
resigned to their fats. Stephens died very hard.
hibit d great tirmness. There were no religious
exercises at the gallows, as The prisoners. per-
sisted in refusing I'll The kindly Offices of the
ministers in their last moments. They were
both Spiritualis,s, and bad peculiar religion Of
their own, which enabled them to meet their
haI;sa "n hsra sn ana Harcns
South A1nboy, Nj. They reach Baltimore III
tue eatly rnornip: train.
, 1860-03-17

NonroLx, March 1G.-Thp Democratic Con.
ventlon for this district adjourned last night.
j. J. kcndrcd Of Southampton and 4. r. Smith
Of Portsmouth. were appointed delegates to
Gharleston: Wm: billiard St surrey. nud 4: F.
The Convention unanimously expressed its
preference for Henry a. Wise for the presi-
dencE.
, 1860-03-17

Erc FlGur.- Sales of 80 b1Hs At 3D.: alt1f-
sales 10 bn Corn meal at 65c. teed-1 ton
from store at Csc, and cur white and do red
Wheu: at $l.40.
wlxrxr WuxAr n ILL1Sols.-Tbc advices
from the interior, with regard 10 the crop Of
winter wheat, ure conflicting. The Egypt r.
public, published at CentraIia, suys:
Tie fields Of winter wtcat through this sec
ton Of country. as far Us We hare seen, look
FIRST rate-Ereer. thriving aud beautitul-prors-
largely lor' 1heif spring crops. Iua VIC Are as-
suIed that more grain will be put into the
ground this senson than on my previous one
IN tact, the weather und the condition Of the
ground augur' fair for good crop this Season.
The urbanu {champsignc county Union Of
the 18th, says:
WINTER WuEAr.--we learn NTH regret that
very many of TIC wheA. fields in this county
have been almost utterly ruined by tue winter
thoroughly "w,Etcr killed." Tie loss 10 the
county sill not be large one, Us but few men
ventufed to Unrest much III this very uncertusn
crop. Still t e loss will be heavy for some indi-
viduals. Aoshiug but a most careful obsery-
ance Of the latest and most scientific methods
can redeem wh+at culture III Central Illinois
from, tho dipc1cdit Into which it hus at present
fallen.
HAY.-NEw ORLEANS, March 1o.-We noticed
in our last review sales ut $S4@1 .5for Western.
The transactions since include 500 bales Vest
ern, IN several lots, ut $334S6, Closing ut $34@
$35.
A. Cincinnati m lin 14,a nr;rc T;no,hv
was sold at sl8 per ton.
At St. Louis, cn the l4tli. ISLES Of II bales
t;motlr and clorer MIXED At Sir. IN h,1c,
cr. ,.,:~s 49,, ~ ea
lar timothy III ooc' delivered; - and 100 bales
choice at Csc; aud 600 bales do Mt SIC delivered.
u. ~
CINCINNATI 'aAacn A4.--Ane oasf1No' 5es1ts-
Tue pr9sislon market Was Hat to.dny; and
NIKE srht}r bet,crrcrn,s tl.an h.rsiofors % Thc hc
nffarinEa hnxrrpr u mt tHrrn Ms.ss @,nrG
fenuntrv1 so1i 1T f].. harm sides of ~ fnr III,
AeOA0-.Jt SNsA ~ 49, 01.@ esAko 49, : 'Ha sIUs
Auu aug EGI N4GA1 : HF0t5 u4lk BUGS Ill cf. anu
barrel lard at 1o91c!. Notwithstanding The
Fl <,f liza. al 81.
, 1860-03-17
.c-- destructive Fire Mt ki1es.

NILES, Mich, March ia FIRE broke out at
midnight last night in Colby i Co.'S -four store.
destroying that and several adjoining wooden
buildings, occupied hr various dealers. Con-
tents nasty saved. Loss estimated ut SIS, 900 !;
insured for 1000.
, 1860-03-17

Sr. Lor1s, March 16.-Johu Hartwclf, Secre-
tary Of Utah, died at the Planters House last
evening, Of consumption.
, 1860-03-17

FEsuAT EyE1xSa, March 10. 1860.
Tho fo'lcwing'a are the receipts and shipments
for tbs past twcnty-!our hpurs:
, 1860-03-17

Georgia Stntc Democratic Convention.
MlLLacEr1LtE, Gu, March 15.-The Conven-
tiou has adjourned sine de- Nearly nll the o'd
delegates were re-appointed. No Presidential
candidate was recommended.
, 1860-03-17
DEASONS FOR US n q
O. u Err us
Cad hllFel' Oil Jelly.

The n. Il 4cIdtMy OF 31tI.tEe tua< II tU1s11us
q pe1 cent OF Pure Cod Liver Oil,
1,:Ilas itix facsth.t Dis, to te a,.sa
cd must Into emulsion ln The stomach.
4i-Thas n most af the which Cod Liver Oli Is
tiin 10 make +u1~ive all tho amount OF oil aEs1, and
tha, and sometimes the ~ose of thc Ill as,as
OF dscsted, and imperative. this Is s7sY
reed In the de]ectioh..1 .
3d-Eat uY Cu Liver Oh Jelly bafnk compound Ct OIL
II an enluton Of In conaet With
liquid: which take. place it Eeaers tie sto-
IL ,!u sEhateyeF It's condition MaT Be.
1-That IN xhcn the Physician believes Cod Liver
Oit ito b. p:esc1b specific Of Otherwise, ny jelly Y
tp.t 2uinAe undergo SIC natural pE'cess
q digestion assimilation, when on the contrary tie
stated Is not III condition make It smulstvc. which al
xxys* Or le.sthe ca<e ~henthe oils in.Sste1
Cod Liver D Jelly ovcs the crude OIL tn os
eA u ro.ve ard dine2Its:: -, a'!s " aet ~ So!n
js!&-iT PSNEON : GN...t Lake etteeI.
, 1860-03-17
Financial ar1 Got1tnlGrcial.


Fr1pAr Eyra1zc. Ya1eh IL.
Therc is no change in tue money market.
Eastern exchange continues Ateady ut q per
cont prem.-wi.h sales outside ut per ccn'.
Money continues plenty ard discounts easy.
Tak GnAsp TlrxK RAILWAY CosrASr or
CAsApA,-TrafIic statement for week ending
March Sd! ..
r.nusse.., z
conssseasss Tsta 1:;i ii i;s .:esss
Increase "
CINCINNATI MoSEr Market, March 15-Ihe
Gaettt< Of yesterday contains the following:
Eastern Exchange was firm. with demand
FULLY up to the supply. Rates we're unchanged.
aud they continued to hold their own checks nj
!prcul.
Ncx Or'eans bills were 1ir1ner, with sales Of
tjst-class co day ut l3@3 dis Good Eastern
hills NIT O ready sale NJ equal to SOLO per ccnt.
per annum. We hcatl Of no sa.cs OF Gol1.
New Tok slight. 40 1Hem. ssssH pr.m
0oston. .-..-....... .........dHs.. es@H
Hs''!,as'sa'. bs',;ss!s' " S$4 :
New .nasaps ;.--'.. .'..--.aohestas: So
American Ht!d.. o. iHco 4tS1N FIeIa.
Eastern Exchange advanced at Chieayo To-.
day 10 q PREM, but no change was made III The
quota'iuns for illinois md Wisconsin currency,
which dealers continued 10 buy Mt = dis. There
is y COULTER demand for nearly all that is re-
ceivcd, and whatever surplus accumulates is
traded Oft to advantage at St. Louis. Missouri
is steady ut 1t dis.
THk St. Loc,s AoSxy MAnkrr.--March H.
The RPu5tioan Of yesterday says:
Tho exchange market continues without any
marked change from yesterday. There was II
good demand for Eastern sight, with fa[1 sup
mand at per cent. Banlable funds arereport-
cd 10 be scarce, but currency il in somewhat
better supply At t to discount. We quote buy
ing rates, lime bills, rs follows:
New yc,k New Orleans
:adays NO DID cunt. 1.kr,u.t
s-'.f+r...., ,'........,.-.lAt<l!+ ~
q: d. ..E4ex ~
u. .ht
, 1860-03-17

Dosrox. March l6.-Full returns from New
II ln,lsh;re show the following result: Good
win. (Reruolean) ss,oo?: Ca,e (pem9WsTat, W:a,
worth. Republican candidate for senator in the
9Th district, is elected, making 10 out Of Il SEN
ators. The Republican majority in the House
10
, 1860-03-17

Tof1l.. ~
Ala NEE ioe ut the .t~ckhold1A held the Sd nnaut
the following On e's Dsc.t2ss were un7a!1sousy
elected {,r the ensuing year:
G1o!.e II. uaT4, E. +. los. 4. y. Gait H. AITrN r.
III tn,er., to-,er 5. i,rknt, IT, i. Cosg.t!.l, ".
BIlay, Sainue. J11et. II. H.. Hen. Il. 81. Fni!c'.
GKuat;x H. ltAnr. Iresaent: T.. r. itns+. Vic. IEetl'
d=Lt; II. Il. CuGiHALL- rtcItAEy aLu 1teasuftr; . L.
Br1lt1, Aaas:ant $-Gtss3fy.
CURTIS L. NORTH, General te:nt i:
rnl16hSl1 liz Eh{caG0, illinois.
, 1860-03-17

CPAFFORD. STEWART i GO,
Pefsoc. attention xY-n r.e> nf Gran, tcur. ffuyl-
r.oas C.untrv t,ntucr geperay. ku.ues e1si'ssY
% utI.4r.n Advances nu1c co.'s! n.nents III hn"
tie street, Chicago. t!s@ @p%NoHl
sfAFFeHo. o. sfK"4AE ...A. T. w. AA-t"s