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II. y. Tribune CorrespondeneeJ
The bill submitted BY 31r. Colfax, from the
Post Office Committee Of the House, to reduce
the expenses Of the Post Office Department,
was agreed to ut meeting this morning. Il
provides that Postmasters, the receipts Of whose
Offices for letter postage are less than 800 per
quarter, are to receive, instead Of the commits
slons now allowed, from 800 to $40o per
qunrter.
Mr. Hyatt was brought before the har Of the
5lason's resolutions, Withdrew TO re-appear on
Friday, when his protest will be made.
The army orders for the removal Of troops
from Utah hare been prepared several days,
but are not examined or signed by the Secre-
tary, owing TO press of business.
The Administration anticipates the rejection
Of the Mexican treaty, in which event Mr. Nc
Lane will not return. 31r. Buchanan says the
Executive will no longer be responsible for any
thing which NAV happen in Mexico, and that
every one must take care Of himself, as be has
no power to offer protection: In few days the
discussion Of the treaty will be opened in the
House by Mr.. Cox, Of Ohio, who is thoroughly
posted on Mexican affairs. TIE treaty will also
be discussed in open Senate, as the Injunction
Of secresy is to be removed.
The departure of two steamers from Cuba for
The coast Of Mexico, bearioS the Mexican flag,
exeites attention here. It is stated that these
steamers were fitted out by the Spanish author
tiles in Cuba, and that they are to cooperate
with 3flramon at Vera Cruz, Taupico and AL
Ta1ndo, this being the 6rst step toward inter-
yention Oh the part Of Spain, sustained By
France.
The Mexican news due per steamer Indianola
is looked for with much anxiety.
The Committee on Elections decided to-day,
BY rote Of six against three. to report in favor
Of allowing testimony to be taken in the case Of
Williamson r.. Sickles. The affirmative vote is
understood to have been &efsrs. Mcknight and
Campbell, Of Pennsylvania; Dawes, Of Massa-
chusctts; Marston, Of New Hampshire; Strat-
ton, Of New Jersey, and Boyce, OF South Caro-:
lima. Ia the negative were hessrs. Gilmer, OF
North Carolina, Stevenson. of Kentucky, and
Gartrell, Of Georgia. Mr. Dawes was directed
70 make the report, which is to direct Mr. vii.
Hanson to serve notice on Mr.. Sckles within
ten days. specifying the particulars that he in
tends TO prove, 10 which 1tr. Sickles may reply.
The parties nre to hare sixty days to take testi.
mony. The report will probably be made TO.
| morrow.
The memorial Of the New York Chamber oi
Commerce. aud the special report on which it is
| based, praying that any appropriation to be
| made By Congress for theimproyemeut Of life
saving apparatus be expended under the direc'
ton and charge of government officer, with
| power to examine and select the same, were to-
day presented in the House by Hon. John Coch
rane, and referred to the Committee on Com
Merce.
! Comparatively few Congressman aEalled them
| selves of the invitation Of the Ladies' Mt. Yer
| non Association 10 visit the tomb Of Washing
| ton to-day. The latter went to take formal pos
, 1860-03-08
= e ASONS FOR USING
O. q Err us
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

Tie n 1cAdemJ oY Aedic{tt ctF{y that It conillcs
S: per cent Of l'ugc God Liver Oil
lsThat It established fxc th8t O1l8 to be 4.asous-
ID must betran.formcd into emulsion in the stomach
l-That y nos Of the cases In which Cod Liver OIL il
pJescnbed the stomach ofhe patient Is poin proper
dtttan 10 mike eulslye Nh the Of oil tAEen and
that E!eaA1 and sometimes the whole o the oil assas
OF uudgestEd. imperative. hs il easily
raced ID the dejtctionA)
sd-That J God Liver OH Jelly belnk compound Of oil
End u enult!on Itself in contact with
liquid; which takes place reaches the sio-
mach whateSas it, condition may be.
<thT1Yt when PhYstcIan believes Cod Liver
Oto BE- p1escibad specific otherwise, my Jelly IL
more reliable than the crude OIL becanse being solid
digestion and assimilation, when the contrary the
liquid oil will pass OF imperative II the stomach above
wayss lesa the whoa the oils Indicated
From the above the superiority Of Quesu1
Cod Liver OH Jelly crude oil! be
tyl41y PESTON i CO., 81 Like street
, 1860-03-08

II wood the Occ'Hst aud AuF11t. NJ. IA Kandoph
street tl,ec dco*s aatt Of Clark, t:hclCn Illinois. Dr. IT,
regular lhysIcsan of the Old school, has devoted his
kcy. Ewing sR e sce blind and hearing Tic deaf and
nov stand. uau3led bv any sncciast for hIs scelce
Ear nsly Of Vh Of tHcut and d.nEe.out chaf4c.
rs and al Of ~ch hare been performed with complete
aueccss has arAeed ps1e1ts from al pads the Cniun
snd given ttm eminent and si.ful or.
rof never before attained By any Specialist Cont
ht0t tratlse on tue Etc and af which Will contain
or four hundred pascs being prepared md WI shotr
sct 10 patonia II diB.ance where
oufEleA ope1Aslots Ire not required. nh7-1yd&w
, 1860-03-08

tCTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Cook City of Chicago. ss-city Collector, Gt
Zee Fehru1YY Il l56l, As~N'' ~

ice, February .. 1850, Ae~N'' ~
City Collector Of sad CITY q Chaso id On tas
sap.t,c; Cou q ceeas1 @ begun aa1 hsd Sid Lat
repor t. az Con sae Ind. lo,a suhIo pieces pr
ee!s Q. aao assens 70. the judgment asAln.t
inere4t and coats respectively due heren On asc nj Of
the general collection walant for the cectoa Of thn an
nusl taxes Of said II Of Chicago fur III uncps year
A. D. t59 and ou account Of the several special warrants
hessaa..er mintoned 40: whereas judgments having
lot pcts and parcels Of land heitlnaer described copy
Of aid Collectors Aa reports together WITH tbs orer II
sale OF the Cou thereon issued OF under the
Aea Of sad Court tbs e&h eenth day OF February A.
D: lS6o. directed to the 3ad City Collector.
Now. tn setoEe Be known that thu underssue City
Collector oftsa ~ Of Chie.gn. nj BY virtue of the
premises on Tharstsy the lSh day ef As1eh a. D. ssa
II the heuE Of ten O'Clock In The morning. the North
ofthe Cous House. in SAD City Of e1pos fur pub
Ec sae ~ fnoxtnx described lands los subft pieces
an parcel4 Of aud described In kAd copy 1eports and tie
err Of ze thereon for tho Of taa a1es interest
and costs OF tbs zs4esment interest and coats due
therein respectively upon d general and specal wa.7ntY
IN said copy reports aud hereinafter described respectively
to wiz:
L. c. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection Of the annuai taxes for ths
Municipal Year 4. D. 1850. ~
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fered with by bluster Of that kind. Gentlemen
should recollect that for eight weeks libel after
IT. ehsrped ran 9rtbfv
Much excf91ent now existed
Nj. Bingham arnestly demanded order.
The Chairman pro ten. {Mr. Washburne, Of
vi. requested gentlemen not to violate rules Of
Of the House.
Mr. Van Wyck said that if Southern gentle
men we're SO sensitive they ought to regard the
feelings Of others. He spoke Of Southern cour-
age, md said that in Lis section the craven
notes Of disunion we're never heard. Tho North
will not surrender their principles to Southern
dtclation, and are determined to aastain the
Union.
Mr.. Burnham and mr. Marshall made brief
speeches, and tie House adjourned.
, 1860-03-08

were pretty generally observed throughout the
State yesterday. .....
At Rochester, the Republicans elected their
Mayor by $50 majority, and a majority Of the
Common Council.
At Auburn, a Republican Mayor aud the en-
tire Republican ticket WAS elected By about 400
majority.
at Troy, the Democrats elected the Mayor,
and have majority Of tho Council.
At Utica, tle, Republican Mayor is elected By
IS majority. Tue Democrats elect the rest of
the ticket.
AtGenera, the Democrats elect ull but three
Of their ticket By 150 majority.
, 1860-03-08
The milwaukee, irish Patriots Wiped
out

MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 7.-Gov. Randall has re-
yoked the commission Of Capt Barry, COM
manding the Union Guards Of this city, and
disbanded the company, in consequence Of q
published statement Of the Captain that he
would not obey the Governors orders in pref
erence to The orders of the United States au.
thorities, should they come into CT uact in the
Booth case. Capt. Bar1y's. position vas pre-
mature, as no such conflict has or is likely to
NJ
, 1860-03-08

From the Wreck Of tho Hungarian.
MONTREAL, March 1th.-Edmundstou Allen i
Co. hare received te1cgraphie dispatch from
Darlington, saying that the body of man had
been found at Gable. His head was cut of, and
no identification could be made. 4 trunk had
also been found containing letters to ". S.
Bou!ton; also desk containing letters directed
10 barry d. Costin, Lamboor Aonse, Bagshot
, 1860-03-08

TORONTO, G. ", 3larch IA large public
meeting was held at st. Michaels Cathedral
last night, to express sympathy With the Pope.
Over !, COO persons were present.
An increasing anxiety is felt in regard to Mr.
Hogan, Member Of Parliament for Gray County.
When last seen, he was about taking the cars
at Hamilton for Niagara Falls.
Blr. James Vance, an old resident Of Toronto.
committed suicide today, by shooting himself
through the head.
, 1860-03-08
:Dinancial anD gron1.tercial. !.
MONETARY.


Tzpx1&p1x Er1scsa M.r.h :.
The money market continues easy, nnd pre-
ducc dealers aud merchants have no difficulty
in procuring accommodations at The usual rates
Of discount. Eastern Exchange is very scarce,
and in active demand ut . per cent, at which
rnte tie Banks are selling sparingly to Gus.
, 1860-03-08
Murder, Fatalities and Fire ut C1nctna
u0ftA

lMufdef, Fa80l16le6 ana Hlfc Ut tAuc1Ra
mutt.
C1sc,ssA71, March 7.--Last night Patrick Nc
Hugh cut his wife's throat, killing her in
stoutly.
John Miller fatully stabbed Charles Brell in
street afray, and A. II, Bayard fell dead in
the street yesterday morning.
4 woman was found dead in her bed, cor
ncr Of Pearl street and Western row.
On Saturday daughter Of Mr. Noah STRAIT
ton, on Montgomery turnpike, was burned to
death.
This morning the Int and cap store Of L.
1saac Go, was damaged by fire to the extent
nf Al -501
, 1860-03-08
COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot a1d Cold Dishes Of Ill kinds This de-

lcious and appetss:ng invented by the renowned
"Soyes for The London Reform Cub, Is since hs Ieeease
manufactured By the well known house Of Crosse Bck.
we'll London. from The original redp-. 1t is the favoze
sauce in England, and on the Continent with high and
growing reputation anon- American Epcures and IL much
approved Of stu!cut To the appetite aad to digestion.
OPINIONS Of THE LONDON PRESS.
"Te recommend correspondent TO tF Mons. soyers
rev Sauce entitled ths sSurana *auce' It is ade after
TIE Turkish recipe; It's favorls excellent and Affords
sde1ahie ali In Of slow and weak dlsestion.Ths
Lancet.
"savorE rquapt md Spicy worthy the seaus & SYer.
-iObse.ves.
"a most vatuabs adtunet to Fish Flesh and Fowl and
should hare place one very tahle--LAi:as.
Sols Agents for the United STATES,
GARDNER @. fvELIE. .el7 Fulton St., New York
And BRAY / HAYES. 81 Cornhlu, D6toa. For sale By
Gruccrs and Fruit Dealers everywhere. t.l'ts:s-6sa
MOUNT VERNON BANK, IN
lFx PROVIDENCE. X. I. State Of Rhode Island, &c,
Cou. holden i Fruvleace xlth!a and tor The County Of
Providence. the STATE Of Rhode 1sl1nd &c. II
deed and uececd By ata Court that the holders Of lhs
bills of ,he Mount feLon Bank To order 70 BE snIs to
With she Keeever beture day OF IulJ A. D.
In accordance with said Decree the undersigned give no.
Tee A. hode.s of the bls Of sad bank ds%:t. the
Weybxsct II said Providence before the trst
ssse from him Of such deposits Ehleh v en-
e1st s % e Z y
Receiver the Mount Vernon Bank.
Pz1vDrScx. Dec. IL, Ii. Is:s. dss.s b3l3 = ew6n
, 1860-03-08
Destructive ConhaCkntion on tho Bur.
butOeH.

Barbados VIC learn that by terrible condagra-
ton on the 18th ult., ut Bridgctown, large
portion Of thc business part Of the town was de-
stroycd, and an immense amount Of merchsn-
disc. The loss is estimated at $2,500, 900.
Among the warehouses destroyed we're those Of
Trowbridge Co., Of New Haven.
, 1860-03-08
The Writ Of IEabeas Corpus Refused
to Mr. B00t9ls

MILWAUKEE, March THE Supreme Court Of
this State has refused to grant writ Of habtas
corpus applied for in the case Of Sherman u.
Booth. Chief Justice Dixon was against the
application md Judge Cole for it. Judge Payne
count Of his having been Booths attoru.y in
the case before being elected to the supreme
bench.
, 1860-03-08
UrA1l6pQttatio1t.
Ess5@. 1860, Hz[n

zEsz2fEz:. Ess!aE. 1850. EzEc
The Northern Transportation Co.
,nS ~ Sa1f shs wi" we'll known
FIRST Glass sCREw s1ElnEBe,
regularly te:r4ca
0sdcnsburgh, Cape Vincent. 0a.yeco.
ana 'he Upper Lakes,
pi,95 esE a IT, f csy*saa ssaauty Toledo and
Chicago, milwaukee, d intermediate
Ports.
md Bosi6S. Lowell. Lss1enex, oa Sa,Sus MsSthetset
Concord Worcester F1.chsurs. keeue, Bellows Fails,
rutland. burlington. aud oher intermediate points.
rad, la I'D 'AeA' WILL 'ns "@es'o~a a1o hone Hall:
s,Rs ssi@eea q osseso. e. o7 ny
!" Through Freight subject to but ose .aash!pnea..
81 III sss?si.t stiTs svsss
Agents aud Consl:nees.
!. .44ERsi; II h. ~ Al, II 4 Insoadsay. New York:
5oSS Hock So Sstats sLP xsw York
A. cUSAMA!, 10. 1os state s'1eet, Bos'oa
q. 4 THOMSON: Treasurer, Ozden:busEh.
CRAWFORD & HuEEY, UHwegp,
pEL10N l. FREED. Cleveland.
Y. r. Wal KEK, Toledo.
E. 4. MATHEWS. Detroit,
Q. ]. HALE. Milwaukee.
McHESRf BARKER, Racine,
FIFE s. MICHAEL 81. Louis.
mATIIEK 4, Co.. Agents,
nt6 ts4s Oh oEo.
(TEAM TO IRELAND, ENG
NJ land, and Scotland for 10.
THE ATLANTIC
ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
New York and Galway Line.
TIE stauueh and powerful Iroa Steamer
Prince Abort, Captain Prowse,
W1.ai1 from New York. Thursday. Aasth 1s touch.
Ing =. st. Johns n. F.. to receive the Royal Ma.ls.
F2icts o! FA.aAaE:-F1lst Class 80 and s7a Third
Glass 49, Incsudue frcs tickets 1a1y Ct the principal
cities in the main lines Of railway In Great Britain and
Ireland Third class mutt provide plate knife tork water
cau and bedding.
Fist Cabin passage to 81. ..Johns............4.5
For tiekes either from my part Of rea:
Britain or further apply the o1lce Of tie
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co,
dta7-bsQ93I ~ Dearborn ttrr.t,
, 1860-03-08

HARTFORD, CT, Marca 7th.-Sarigation has
been resumed on the Connecticut river. The
steamer City Of Hartford, which left New York
at ! r. N. yesterday, arrived ut her dock this
morning, having met with NO obstruction from
, 1860-03-08
CTEAA AlBOAT CITY OF

~ CLEvELA.<D roe SAIv-Tte Steamer na>
s q Il u: "a ~ = .ns i
seven hundred and eighty tons buthen. Of there
AbortA.
1hM Steamer hE ample passenger RECOMMENDATIONS. md
host her capacity for and passengers fully equal
f not tupcorI to steamer tAc Lotea Of her Ion
Aet, and i . staunch dfst-c1Ass sea bosk.
This boat Wilt be sold very favorable terms. both
to rce and terms Of payment and to parties desnE 10
purrh"se Steamboat opportunity is offered a
full perfect title will be suafznteed the purchaser.
For further PARTICULAR Inquire Of
PASCAL P. PRATT,
tael-bf6G 3tn OF the Gfm Of Pratt i Co.. Buf1Afo.
, 1860-03-08
Errors and Omissions 1T tho DeIlue
nuenK Tax List.


Quens Tax Lat.
Omitted In Warrant No. ~. south.
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
o~neF' Name slot. BIZ fSl:. l A.. A.st ce:.:.
Doens $ lanoD. :sns ''' "'&'' N''''~''
$ lis 800 nm SO
FRAc- SEC. i ADDITION,
Mss a Funs.sk & 1000 500 -
W,n So ssh , 'he. e. d
&.:: S::::s e: s PM; s: ;;::sS 81
a5r,n War.u1 y % s"' 'h""1 ls GATED Ma'sh ~
%.5snt %.3nt = :o'a :"sa :S"s! + < 'v4 MaIss IS
ss.as Z. 's u sa s" ts q a. aa:'a j., tx, t. 'i H.
M.:as M.M: ~ s.uh. .t"u i !" LED August ~.
omisssa ID a xs'iaa' ,'a ~. ST. q tssd x;h. August
5,u..r.>, r1sAe: j; :; :Ec. Is ADDITION.
IS R$$::ssg:s, =: ! '$$ 4; IS
isi All !, !s; ). 5lsxs ~ s. '41 '''
ssIsv,sa It .a,et,M = ~ &c .t
+ tplkt!:ts: lt!|s!. &c &c ~ rs ss:s s:S
as 81 Ss s! .S' + aa;. s.,. sax ta g.
Ms1Ean. als. sou H. on;! e tttd st.,ent.: q ~.
w1aas M ssa 70" :! l. T. j. ' y Z ,
u@!:t,lSan + M tra.'sss s''asea u i s.'soa Il.
!, !: I: 4 {? Is 3
ro,rts susily;::on .hoaa ss,as i ssss 9sseaa of ~
c''s' ass;:; s :: ~:
ss:ea i sXkit:
rsS;x;::5 sss !: H. ~: = ~. - ,.m
Wa-iaAt No. ~ south,
FoEr DEARDci;S ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
II chusch :, IL sou $50 $50
y xe9,a. - =, xt, .,o.' b.
II S ut & y, ;s Of n ~ h"sssr esnsa
,,1ts. s1:h !, ~ - ass""s-*ssoa town ~ 'anxs
Warrant 80 wv,h .acnM l.. ,'a:sl May 81. 1850
Mas.at u ~ ~, vt y: .ao11 h. ss u4.' s
SCHOOL sE;Tlos Applr,cx To cu1cAoo.
$;&$;;;: S$!|;|$;; !; !; &! {: i; !
In .asa' g. Il ~; T. { 'u'
In warrant - ~r.t, "Hate'.
u.s.. Ssssx!.'on 4t of s"sx ea9 seea,
law Ia .af!aat r!ssi IN we... omitted, Inv u" 40
SCHOOL SECTION AnnirioS T" cn1cAGo.
i in~as1.s; sa,1ss; u, west, om;r.a. 3D." :" :" !"
scil:nL <Ecrl.'N ADDITION To tI1.oAGu.
I.s-E's ss ~ q " ''s \. ~ -, :ssss :sS, ss
.trti y, il.,uifos su ~. ~. '"' -'''"' s's'
. Gan. Il f,as,, s. S'"li w IF seesr.
~ b -, :s$ Il Il
caa' Flutes sa;:1!::>:;s j; int, 7.ssM,
I'm. sn:.:': su,'.!sl ~ =. IT hi" .sxy"of
~ i 'saa I~ par If l.s + t'ssaa i:, t s~ " u ri Il
In wafrt ta5 w.es read Can ,Trstees sab,.sis!ra or
Ia VAR .1t ~ Wet. e:u!t tr,'-
-. caaa! Trustees suh .,; ita = Seq. 70 4.
A' !; ): -; x
w..n. x, III S,nh >i Il y. lite. .ste,,i y ts:
Omitted In ~arraat l-' N',th-
oi:lE1SAL TuWH.
T. IT, s.,r,e. , North, read ~ fsr sr:a.ut :"
Warrant IN N.',h. r;:- H.
hasrAlt ltJ N"t.. Mite'I in
k1S1IE.. ArIuTtuN TO CHICAGO.
Estate of \ Bussr.s@ftof :, $780,,
x!,n. = x:t .'a,4, aa*.: it: iy 1,tl H. ,s:. =
IN var ant !th NJ fth, "u.s.:e.I--
ncTLEE, WRIGHT $ %fn,rzE's ADDITION ID
rster Filming n .", u, SOC
n,,, rEAc. sE:.l' ApD'r,oS.
TwF'sht: - X, s,fw;:a ~. seo 1900
':$t;ssss; ;,s;i:;:: :'s''a" !: ! 's ;' $ !s$
kl,Z.ES ADDITION.
uc.tr lot Nxl s5nt
Canal *f,hcra Subdivision Of 1r ste. Il, ~, II.
81; :; 81 ,~
ECrTEEF1ELD,3 Apnlr1Oy.
J S&.Si.
l.. ss..rt 81 1D&
= =.
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
7. Lynch, =, ) - lI9 Elo
ORIGINAL TONY.
E. Taylor, 4 i 81 A01 Hm
do II SOD IL 50
, 1860-03-08

GH I CA 20, low A AND
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Chicago, Clinton & Cedar Rapid J
On ard after MONDAY. Nor. 18th, 1859. upt!l ssztA
1o&ice, trains will As fellows:
TRAINS WESTWARD TRAINS FAsTwARn

1hA4NS ~ hEA1HAHQ. TRAINS EASTWARD.
ur1Ese z1Ax xxrutte 1A,,
Leave r Leave Csir l;apid1 e:o0 ptz
La4ve Clinton - 80, Yj5 aD Afrive At f:nt.,n s.is ~,
Arrive At Cedar Rap Arrive At Chicsxn - " 4:U an,
tds........... ...1e:0p p.a AccnxxapAr1ua ftara,
4ccohxopAT7oa x1A1s- LeayeCeIar kspds y:i0 Am
Arrive At Cedar ka7- SN'
t4s......-.....,...f:loptn. ....
Connecting with al Th;ouSh Trims for Caicaxo aua shs
Est
At Dewitt. Eth stages 70: Davenport and A4quoketa
1sEnion Grove With ttarss for t Tin;ana iHiuas'
At Lisbon with stag Is for AnaHcta.
wa,eroo Cedas viii. Waver. ChtSssl,e nton IS
thuYes Ntchs, Far I)nsr mi sIn,v 1:ifv rs ti
fiet,a Edoss. Ss4aIs G"ansor snr1.on ,ert
Iowa Falls, Ma1en9o Newton ptspooes mi Eostn9af
Bluffs.
With steamer Dlaekhawk Csd.r River for vlntpn and
Waterloo. -A1
between Chicago and Central 1oxa betn on1y mis
.nts the interior OF Iowa.
Tickets sale ut The Wells street Depot Chlaxo ILL.
- AnaEent wilt be 1t the depot In Fulton, to receive
Ill bakxsRe for Clinton road which will be conveyed
ii, SMITH Err and Snnt
I'M HAN. aea1 IN and Ticfe. Aren't. iF53Y
CT I0HIS ALTON AND CHI
~ "O o49. 49, xAsD N4A4-
~ GAso hA!LhuAu. .1a.
hAa a1hH Ass1sa4'df+AhSf.
On aad after SUNDAY. pse y Lea two Gzpreas Trans
ST, LOUIS, ca1Eo. MENrM1s v1cKsBuna, AND
n,4,5-~n x,;S,;,; mm@ yk1aSs, Ha1.Ss and x.,x.,,o
1HatSR -1kaao11st J, 0do1sas 0'a0 Ae0Tdx4,
, 1860-03-08

RS. BATES AGENCY OF
III f1CE FOR DOMESTIC SERvANTS,
It'll . WashlnEton Street. III
Bssveen Wells snd La4al1e. Chicago.
10 &I1 x1t f1ru The ptaes without px3ntRd end.
, 1860-03-08

4 LSO FOR SALE Three
II Schooner, to Wit lt:-Schoone1 ELIZA LooAx kt%
sonsac So t&-23; schooner W1aos Or TUX WlHp Or
tonnage so; and Schoopcr Gov UuAr, ton1ScaA&A
1S6 sy-s3
Either III Of the abeve named veases wilt b sold on
u..c1a terms. Adply1o
Ia:l b4tFfem PRATT l. CO. Bu6olo H. T.
, 1860-03-08

0rrAwA, ILL.,, March 7th.-A national salute
Of SO guns was fred in this city this afternoon
in honor of the election Of John Wentworth to
the mayoraity Of Chicago.
, 1860-03-08
GALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.

01s1@%&@ N&91 sksAs a-HII 1sVVIGs
NfIsK1 AH1AIEKNEN1.
On and after MONDAY. sth S59 t.zIus wflileava
Ntls street Chicago. - foEo~ Sundays excepted
It, Jan and LEO pm for Dixon, Polo, Fulton, Cedar
Rapids and intermediate points.
Al i;t9 an md sru pm for Belvdere. Rockford. FIRE.
port Warren. GGen2. puales;h, Dubuque Belot Jans4
VILE, AID intermediate pace4.
At Isl pr1 for Gc.e>a. Ezn, End intermediate pIacea
Passengers for Aelielr;, Richmond Geneva Laie md
nt+5med.aSe 2olGtA VII. take tbs li:so an stzlo.
NS!ee7i1E eazs IN n h:tz7t2a.
I. B. TALCOTT. General S7R.
H. H. ff1RFH.S 0e'1- PaAsnsr~ ARsce tT.-N
, 1860-03-08
Farms, Euts, sc.


EAl;M FOR SALE-Containing
10 acre, Of !eh productive hna 10 tinhee.'3
& ssI' Ea.s,sd @ By vioE bros pn: ,hsou.h i, an
eonnooa: o'ber % cd nd sas.t IT. .rt.
sshoel convenient ein te healthy lh. farm Is naely
esnis Of jsns.sie er one nil. s.y ns.
Is well ala: tec T. Er.ia.Ei.E1 sFazt Or g4rtnns TO
:ge*n,eat seldom nes viii. eoabnint sue ceasion k1-
H. .s:l xoolasd: suo! xase.: good bul!aiEEs and ,
tf;S a:h:1 ss"
nhl:e.aa:1zx '' E. b. DzLAMArER-
EARAl FOL. SALE ssAIound
Farm. three miles West Of jacksonville. illinol.,
me Ct LIE dntst most productive in the S.ae Of
rolling land br.dss woed 10, Of i se.s mi IS IL tae
midst Of Landscape Of assnz eeauty. there |,
nosss ss baf
bet5es; coumoi:su, dwelling ho'ss and te.aash
:'s sa ~ ;sss " e
III sa r1ss 5ss' rs sy ,taay atts St E
Ias'pt to al import " p"ins The civ contains three
fssx I'd aas aef q ~ Vi" e
soa II lot my sn1,iv.lsi r four par. L.
p9s Ts5g. reasonable lzans f rs 4 ,o;F e the
Jae1.onxLle. IL. February III. ltfo: fei13n.:.aV
FARMS FOR SALE.-Three first
M ss & tSsa Sss 2 IL f. ss
town Of alaba.:. .i:aatsd On liz shore q
Lase L, stshsaa o%s .at s e =: a:1e we a,,rs,.d
teHalt h11es on 1le min tave:e 1oad sud good
OF The lake. Fri:e &4.110.
One Farm q ~ half Improved AID baance TIM
Forty tre euarts.s o. mile fte wn with coed
house Az! barn, nEstfHe btanns cschar Aut al.n 20
.1es stop!nx vita 1oane orchard aad god Auuse and
barn ant txnant house.
T.o go'd houses aad iaes with sarrs fsai: tsecs and
th.de IN e. sra ed to The mo,s Eatly pa o the town.
All th. at've weil .ssreA AMI Will be sd very e5a ap.
Tern: o. payment nall down and balance tu,e. II
CURED. For further particulars ieqnre Of subscriber II
Lake street Bridge Wrot 1ari ot Matkrf, or Of
NARCAS 4. uEEOUDrES, Port washington Wis.
mh5x1na ]. 4. DECuUpkES.
, 1860-03-08
C@MMERCIAL.

WEpxzsoA1 Eyxx1sp. March Z. 1ao.
The following arc the receipts and shipments
for tbs past twenty-four hours:
, 1860-03-08

BrTuto1Arrl E1w Toex, March :.
Floc7The 1la storm to-day .omewhst eheet.lhs cEss-
pIt cariy for cAo:cex1ades whth now peiy. safes
Is 1t g. ee5 Is fer super Statt; fo{ extra
do with very i've oE Al $40; - 60 toE SUPER Wet
I'd plug br.nds 1hoop co,irg quiet
tut dn RYt Flour in Moderate request At $.fu94..1
Canadian Fonr quite aIce and prices tend urws1d saca
Meal quiet and uuchacd SAFE. l.9 bbs baltlmrre =
e4 u. Buekwhtat Flour selling nlowtT at 4lteh9l'*F
Wu,.ky-Deuhd more active bat psices arc unchanged
Gs.,seWhrat quite buo5art with on!y lnled supply
o1cnG particularly q pttine phcef Eaies oebu hand
sS J. a eh II ssa g.
Ut e6c. Harley Gutt and nn nj sf6 a. ~ quality, Corr
fair business doing without n4ale13a change n rrcsa
sse d. = dsirel:d Tor n nl1ea sssern os's psy ,nd
dull at 44Gsf fur Canada and Western 4f945 19r Stale
rnsssioskors du! and holdet are s9nrsiea 70 .s
~ Srta Il poId Ise me:s ~ lis @s: for ns. ness ii o
f0Y Old prime ~ 81 ut ntw prime IN Beef heteM pref
" good DUNG nj stRe psics. Sacs ef bhl.-
3e fvr repacis1 mess: III 9i2 % for exta mess
b.essed BE- h,es a fl.ns nrss beef qu
Sa, 4 ae nea "a
doing ard market is heavr and owcE Sales o. o hhs
at sna E =: IT, s o9 Sqe, s,ts ~ cSeee
sus IN FOOD rea.ss @Slseios inferior to rrlme
Co1TEe-Q II but at unchanged prices. Sales ITO
bags St. uoutngo al 1lA snsH; N. min.
TeIas on ptraie terms sc Llds MuscoyLdo II Fl.
50 htds crceu It *. 1:o6 bugs icr,aubuco on ?. t.
.Ds Sasl,esa'iea Il money q e1:lansc T.!
Gv. Gal CHE 3sX. G y esA, tanana 1881 $ guar
IN II Cssx te.dinE4 E4!H narem p1eleIttd e3i 60
& sii1d SdoS ID b1aa !: ~ It. nii
Improvement bonds 1M-