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, 1860-03-22

1T TkLfGaArH.I INV foAx. March Fl.
FLorz-E.thcr E.cady. with hcttcr trade dcrnard
a1d EacE rorc NQaIrs for The East Dlish lto
vi ecs sales - o'M- Al ti1iht = 80 Fos SUI a'c
q. ~ g - 20 fur ex.sa do. a5.lc So for euper W,st
dta: SO @ 45 c. for common to Woern 81 "a
sH. 10 fE titnE Fanns xtra Il. H. o.. closing steady
er.te s..e. IA hills. 1t 4s40 a :. Rye F1our stsaSx
e'frS i ls. ut S. - TO- II c!ocr sun
Nuek =. Flour plenty and dull at 80 a
wrIt1s-cavy and Inwer ~atrt i; Oh!s =, SIX q ~ae
CRAis.-Whcas quiet and unchanged dem. nd cannGe.
to sy pressing wants Of th+ LEGAL trare; sa,es .l l
wnte lh!ans II ti:t4 4 :lts: ~ her NIehiisn 1T
eia and 20 xhte Kcntucks IT tt.' R,c quiet sales
.t 'ushes ~ &c. dull: slts bushels fair
State 1t ste cnrn dull an 1,.src: saes i; din =,
far white. aHd :s9 .sc. fT .e!ow IS. a tl,e
1t 45c. Canada aud State. large of v.lv chocc
N4vAL >7.E.-Spss:!a Of Turpen,ine lower, $a,e. IN
as = Is caas "a e. and unchanged Common scare
I!ass*suSk-Fosk heasr and lower sa.e. Go tbr. at
a!,'3 toE new uess for Old II. fnr rev
frlns. l.B fr al i: for unFnse ,urars i6 8 or
fhin mes. lief qrct aut nuclausel sacs SO h% Al
&4+ II fer utr lnH. e:aa5o for d. !uc, 9af il, fcr
Esllack.d d., <l&l.f Beef h,nr unt med
N-leH 10 hhs ~cs'c n II sl6-6o d WITHOUT ptkf1t
ls'me u'"s. eef quiet a. s!6Mie Cut meas dull nd
" for ha"t Ba~H quiet All IL chaLgod. LAID 1u.l
saies t. htl+ 1nAts1k. Bn,cr- -,po1tratc bls;nr~r
do II for aho l4e 20 Ios St4tc Cheese nt
with me.t-rate u<inc.s At ,t&al.c.
t;EoeErlr. E: :y vcs} asn but not active Sa'es :oa
lag. f's lNa@lsac- tHhsr teAer psions quiet and
~. a. Of a'.. uf ~ Ia t'to kico r.t. Sugar dull.
. thda loro ~o at :GsHe; 2s htds Cuha :, eaGs
MsIa unchanged - r. ino lhd1 r. rtn Kico 81 +c. Il
hhcs cubs mase"vado It and ls5 brs Ne Or cans
At %5c.
aA. siul :s* cHx. Cation "a. Tic M.il q:E Ilud
iuX. . { eix. ii 5 seaI aoss. ii C+iS. 70 ~'''-'
, 1860-03-22

WknsEsnAr EvES1so. March 81.
FKElGlITs.-Ba:k Grc1 Western md n.lrs. ", S.
Scsuu and Fa':un. Corn to osweEo onp.t.
FLUE1:-RcccTite, 90 tbls. Limited inquiry and
dull. Sales 100 bbs. fair Spring exra At *sSe,
d1; lo1 Ibis dn. at 40 track . bills 1sye Flour at
ai.a3 del; 10 tas. do. 1t as.3.k del.
MILL ST EFF-10 t1ns Fine MIdllinss at ess.to on
track.
WuEAT-Eecc.pts. 4.9i bu. Good GcEand for
rcccp's md market raa. O'd receipts dull. Sails
2oo1 tu rtce4:ts No. Spring at 9oc it store; 1900
bu old receipts No. It &C. in ssa The foll3weg lot1
s-Il ,ssck by fa.nlc 100 b. No. at a105 III
laGs track: - gs Club fer seed It el.l0
tratk; 20 u No. 5at ei.0i DEL: 81 ta.s No. at q.
track; S1al ln. Rejected In bags at s5-. on track.
Cui;N-Ecctips, cl,:63 bu. Advanced L@Kc. Sales
were ss foluUs:-aNO bu. receipts M. ut 4tr. III
hto e; so ba. DO. at sAkc Ia sore 3ho u. do. nj
4fEc iii ttnre; oo0 bu. d. Axe. in asuEc o hu
old receipts No. at i:Ic. In 1000 bu do 1t 4shc
In store: 30a9 bu do fo- de- livery Saturday. It 4 I
soe; 100 bu. new receipts Sue Ut &c. In s.orc 100 iu
do nj 4lc. trick. C hr t7mle 49, on ira
500 bu. No. far Ge'iytry between is: aud the 18th
o: Ap:il. lltrs option, At 41hc. ftc. OF sto1gc.
0nTS-Eecs1p's. 1.:I tu In Ecsd dcmatd aud hsn.
S3!cs wesc :0 bu hcw receipt. NJ. at a.: in s,oto
1860 au. do. st J.sc. Delivered.
NYE--1tc:c;pts, s07 lu. Market t.m. 30 bsgs No. !
ut+ &c. en track.
yAALEi-Ecce:p.'. 13e bu. Firm. Salcs wcrc:-45
bssl No. !. at &c. on track.
SEEuS-Etc 3ptr co. lis. Clover Setd steady. Sas
wcse:+0 bags pims II e3; 20 bu. 70 hu. Is good
ei.oo. Timothy tced in good request and firm. Sales
wcsc Is bags prime a s,.so DC bags do e.,e5; If
tgs faf. at t:'5: = bags dirty t2:0 Hungarian G7an
Gull: 100 bu. prime At .5c.
rEOvl>l0 >S-Mess Pork quiet and roul1nal at
*7 Sales wert-s6s bbls Pnc PORK 1t el3 lhd. ln}ep1
country lid Eat cNc.
LAED-NomlnaI at l0hc,
TALLow-ueld firmly Vi 1oc.
HiGllw1>Es-outct. % bis country wines nj .eHc
- bMs city nt lyS:.
ALCOlI0I-lal lsc per cal.
H1pEs-Kecclpts. le;:, b,. In goodlcnapd and firm.
Sales werc3 g,ccu country ut Tx@'k Is ga,ted
a.st49.4c: u Green Calf &c; Is Dry Flint at 14H
el4kc.
rUTAT0Es-1feaSy, with limited rh1ppug demand
Sales wete-s00 bu prime NesLannockt ut &c del,
BTTtER-F1kin dull a. 9@1o.: 1ion l(t71ee; ChoIcs
DalEy. 13Gl6c-
EG1S-l: bbls fresh at 10c: : b5ls do at ekc
1OuLTRf-Lve Ch!ekcns e ss;,g}e 60 rcr dog: Lsyt
| Turkeys s2s1+c pr ID.
| LIVE sTotk-Recc;p:s - cattle, c7rs boss
casss'crr. Tho naskct Is without material claurc fol
either cattle or toks. Cattle in fir dtnard IT slight
asancc on last .cks rctt lot Of very heavy xt1a
cattle ~ess sed for &c. HoGt nominal At reyiou,
pricc,.
| The sales today wc1c:
, 1860-03-22

porAroEs At ST. Lorls-Ma1ch 1a-Larec
stocks md declining; sales Of a35 bags common
Mt 44M4.c; 1ls do good Northern ut Soc; Is tlo
Pinke,e es ut 5oGl nc; l45 10 choice do at GOO
t;5. and Gs do extra ut si5c = oushel.
Po7AroEs At C1xc,SSA71.-March 19-Thc
market is dull and The receipts are large; VIC
quote prime Norlhcrn at s. 90 and fair tn good
ut Il 40GJi -; sales OF $50 small brls mixe,l
ut Fl 05; G''V bush do ut Acc in bulk, aud 1G0
brs prime Northern at s. %.
SEEDS AT C1xciSSAr1-slarch l0.-Closer is
in good demand ut 81 60 for prime; sales 90 brls
prime ut 81 Co. Timothy is dull at 6 90.
TonoS1o, March .o.-Thc supply Of grain yes
*crdny was limited 10 about / 600 bushels For
Fall whcat prices ranged from S1.a0 to $1.35
the average ratc for the day being about SIS.
per bushc!. Spring wheat was offered vcrv
<parinyIy at 81 Gl.o3 per bn>l,el. barley quis,
Ut C'c. Peas III fair supply at GoGG1c. Oats
35@ S6c, and in moderate supply.
MILWAUKEE, March eo.-Reccipts by railroad
for the - hours ending noon to-day include:
:'5l br:s -four, G,76o bu wheat, $50 hu oats, 449
bu barley, go ha corn, 20 bu rye. 30 hides.
Nothing done in Aour 1o.duy. Excepting ore
sale Of very choice superiine at SASH. We
heard OF no offers tor spring extras.
There were light receipts Of wheat. US will bc
noticed. and very dull market. On 'Chausc
VIC heard $! Offered for No. On the track, but
there were uo sellers. A sa1e Of 1000 bu OF the
same quality was made VI 81 ol. tor delivery in
store april 1st. Extra dull ann bcavy, best sam
p'e> not going outside Of 2l.c4l.
In coarse grains. BARLEY WAS the only article
in which there WAS any activity. The runse
for this was G' to 0c for common 70 very choice
qualities. h couple Of lots Of shclted corn sold
ut Soc On the track md 5.c delivered.
To1Eno, March a0.-Thc receipts Of grain
, 1860-03-22

As tck.n Of respect TO the late Governor Of
tais Stats, Col YIN. II. Disscll, the Board Of
Traic resolved 10 adjourn the meeting on
Change to-day at la O'Clock.
The demand for Flour to-day was still liu-
lied, end tho only inquiry made was for few
choice brands Of Spring extra, the holders Of
Which, we,c about l0c above the views Of buy
ers Oa1y few lots fair Spring extras changed
hands at S4..c@4.s0. Wheat was in better re-
quest, especially new receipts, md the market
wss firm ut the outside figures Of yesterday,
closing qric: and s!cady-the snles Of ncw re-
cci,,ts No. q Spring being ut soc in store. Old
receipts were less inquired for, and the market
was quirt. Corn WAS in more act1ye demand,
aud the narhe. advanced !@lc-the inquiry
b:ing chiefly speculative. About 1900 bushels
charged hands ut II d. s4i: for new receipts NJ.
! in store, za!@4eac for old receipts Of tile
same grade, and 4ac for new receipts Noe in store
the market closing firm, with buyers Of No.
at 4alc. Oats were less active, but the market
wax firm, a1,d sales were made al shale better
priccs-:S::e heing paid for new receipts No. in
store, and 3..lc for No. delivered. Rye firm
ut SIC. Harley firm bu. inactive. Seeds un-
changed. 1lishwines steldy at lya@l"sc.
TUE I.rMaEn TnApC.-The lumber trade Of
our cityis beginning to brisk up little, under
demand for tic St. Louis market. Yesterday
the following named gentlemen, all lumber
dealers from ST. Louis. were ut tic fremont
House: Messrs. bryan, Boswell, &atloc's,
Parks, Patrick, Smith, liiprie, Rogers, Leeds,
upd Cartau.
DEraps7uFFs AT NEW YoEk-The New York
Herald OF Monday, says;
There is less doing in wheat and flour than
there ut The CLOSE Of lust week, buyers being
generally disposed to await the opening Of nnyl-
=nuou befnre making purchases. The receipts
Of hu'h "hcht and carn ut points West arc very
considerably grrater than they were year agn
ut the sans points, and there is crcrv prospect
Of an active movement III these stapfcs us soon
AZ nnvis:l'ion tairy opens. The stock of corn
in Chicago is very heasy, and nearly ouc.l,uf Of
the wheat grown west Of that point has yet 10
conc forward. During the past fortnight the
weather III Illinois and Iowa has been rcrr tine,
aud lurse quantities Of Spring wheat has been
planted .lr' ady.
The N<ra'A, We think, is stretching its elastic
conscience tritle too much when it states that
n.arly oac-4alf of the wheat grown west Of Chi
ca.o las yet 10 20 forward. The best Judges
VIC know Of think the case far otherwise. Ncith-
er is The stock Of heat held here heavier than
last year. 1t is less by ls0, 600 bushels.
SEED .r.Sr. Lor1s.-March 19.-Sales Of 4
small lot "f mothy ut {. 20, and no bushels
choice do To arrive at s.; Is bags uupgafiun
r6c; IS do s:c; aud 60 do choice, Ut soc = bu.
CLEvEs and LrAnEH MARKET March 1a.-
There is no change /" note. Shingles arc very
scarce aad tend upward, With this exception
prices arc steady at quotations:
, 1860-03-22

NKhsfanAT EvIX1S0, NA!Ch1!.
DIrzcr ron GLimSw-We learn firm The Hamilton
Spectator that Iates entearouhng ta make arrange
MS t, Dispatch weasel direct from that pert to tic
Clffc Should the be completed. Ale Will tc
lea ed with tca., AID leave after the opening OF
navigation possible. This Is good move, md VII.
d.ub. lc followed ty othc,s Of similar uaiurc.
1rtyA1o D1ncEAp WITH 1tK.-Wc lean that Buffalo
karloE Is uudtr hcars sockads # er, The rcosl Of
Which will Of dtplnd the ~ealtz but It Is ri-
dent thai the arbor Ia crent te opcEcd before the
IT. On Monday night tnev ie u tle detta Of II Or
Twelve lEcAe TLce raid be p:nty of ice a along
fhc southern Alo5c Of The LAKE.
NEW YoRx CExraAL L1xr or rEorxtxoea-Tle Ecw
York Crul Rail Eoad Will put the Comet aud Nck
the 1sun4lo, Cleveland Dctrot Macklnav and Grssn
Bay line.
Fnerx14Ft sAlx.-The propeller Hercules w1s bid os5
Last Saturday 1t She1I sale BY Mess, ft6eon Eazs
, 1860-03-22
BY TELEGRAPH,


EA4utsa1n5, March 81, 1S60.
SE*ATE-Mr. Trunbull presented the proceed
ings OF the Board Of Trade at Chicago, asking
for IN Assay Office.
Ar. Mason presented the resolution, of the
General Assembly Of Eirginia in regard to the
bounty iand warrants to yirgiaians engaged in
the Revolution.
Mr: Green introduced u resolution, request
ing the President to communicate to the SEN
ate. the correspondence between the Judges
ln Utah, and the Attorney General or The
President.
Mr.. Hayard. from the Judiciary Committee,
reported back the, bill for tue protection Of fe-
male passengers on board steamships aud other
vessels, and was passed. This is tue same bill
that had passed tie House.
(l'art Of the dispatch is missiug.-Ed*]
After debate an amendment BY Mr.. uau'llD,
makipg tile reduction of 20 per cent. on the
present prices. was agreed to. as was also m
amendment offered by Mr. Fitch, that the re.
duetion shall upply to the printing Of the pres
ent Congress, except the Post Office blanks.
The bill was then passed.
Mt. Mallory gare notice tnat on Friday he
would cafl M the bill to increase and regulate
the pay Of tile nary.
Nr. Hale offered resolution, which was ad-
opted, tlat the President Of the United States
inform the Senate if any instructions have been
giyea to officers of The navy by which in any
event the naval forces Of the United States we're
TO take part in the civil war in Mexico, anL :,y
what authority certain Mexican steamers we're
captured, and tleir officers and crews made
prisoners.
The Florida Claims bill was debated ut some
length, aud postponed till April 10th.
The Homestead bill was taken up.
Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr Stanton asked leave TO introduce
resolution requesting the President % inform
the House whether the recent capture Of two
Mexican vessels in or near the Port Of Vera
fr,,1 E,+$f1 IL 1f 1n
, 1860-03-22

MELor's STATION, March 2lst.-Tbe Over.
land null from Sau Francisco, March I'd, arrived
here at Ct o'clock this evening. 1t has tele
graphic adsices to tie Sd.
The Democratic State Convention in resolu
tions indorses the Cincinnati platform; up
proves the Drcl scotdecision; fusors Pacific
Kailroad aud Telegraph; indorses Buchauan's
administration; heciIrcs Dickinson the frs,
choice OF California, bnt does not instruct the
delegates for him. a resolution declaring Doug
Ias Tie last choice Of the Convention was tabled
os4 to G5. 1t is thought that seven Of the eight
delegates are friends Of Senator Lathum, and
elected through his Influence.
There is great actlrlty among the miners and
capitalists are investing largely in claims.
, 1860-03-22

Lieut. Gov. wood 1n4ugurated an
Governor.

SpR1SGF1ELp, Ill, Aarch el.-The funeral
ceremonies OF the Hon. Vim. Il. Bissell, late
Governor Of Illinois, took place today. The
remains lay in state at the Executive mansion,
and were visited by crowds OF citizens and
strangers. The attendance from adjoining
toWns, and from Chicago, was rery large. The
military display is the finest esef made in The
city The procession moved from the Executive
Mansion at II o'clock A. IL, the military acting
- escort under the command Of Adjutant Gen.
eral Ihos s: Aather. Minute guns were fred
By the Chicago Light Artillery during the
march OF the procession, which passed through
the principal streets, and was made up Of Mil
tary Companies, the Masonic Societies, the Fire
Department and citizens. The remains were
Inferred with the services Of the Roman Catbo-
As Church. The ceremonies throughout were
OF the most impressive character.
Lieut- Gov. Wood, Of Quincy. was formally
inaugurated Governor at 5 o'clock this af(cf-
noon.
, 1860-03-22

NEW ORLEANS, March a1.-The steamship CD
hawAa has arrived here with Havana dates to
the :sth ult- The news is uuimporlaut. Sugar
more active at s3Ia reals. Freigats were nd
vancing.
Lates. news from Texas SAYS that Gov. I1ous.
ton is actually engaged in rassins minute men,
travelling day md night FOR the purpose Of do.
for active work on the Rio Graudc. Fire hun,
drcd Rangers were iu the field. The Indians
still kept on numbering and r1undcring The
people.
, 1860-03-22
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON

LEsEiS.O, No. :, State s.rect. Bo~,en
II. II. Htls1uS, t;sI.I Freight Axt ph;Fnir[nb!a
,r,,, l. = mnEP !. t;cn' ,c*.t 1T lh;.4ce!rA d
THOS. 4. SCOTE. Gen1 sGr'I. i!itr.lA Il. 1tN-:Y
, 1860-03-22

ALrASS, March 1l.-The Governor has vetoed
the bill to prohibit Sunday amuscineats in New
York.
Considerable excitement was created abou.
the Capitol to-day By Il fracas in the hall. One
of the Brooklyn representatives WAS met by q
young man as be was leaving the House, and
knocked down by severe blow. The cause is
stated to he the discovery of an intrigue be-
, 1860-03-22
ID DEASONS FOR USING
GU E ER us
ftSs6T H.1vnEs 4kFH .EnEKy.

The Y, Academy of Med!'ine certify that IL eouS4
81 DC. cent Of Pure Cod Liver Oh,
ls-Thst fact ttst 0i., to be asra
ed must z1ned into emulsion In the staEah.
al-Thas in fnos Of the ca.es in Which Cod Liver Oil i.
prescribed The stoach ofthe patient IL II" prefer csu.
dlt:p 10 make cpuI4{ve all the Of eli takeD EG
that great and sometimes whole Il The oil
OF undg-sted. and {ts Is szly
raced 10 the deIcci!ont.}
sd-Tlat my Cod Liver o.. Jei; cue compound Of ol
and SUGAR eautCn ofitsef In contact witt
aIiqu.d; which takes race 1t raea the to-
macl,. whatever It's cunsition may 6c.
h-Th In caaes when Physician 5el:eves Cod Liyc1
Oil to prescribed specific o. otacrwise my Jelly Is
more rab1c than th crude OIL because beng sod I:
OF digestion and assimilation, when the contrary TIT
iquia oil will pass OF imperative II the stnnach abov1
stuted t. not in condition make It eulAve wica Il
ways is more lcssthe when The oil IL Indicated
tsom the shave confederation, the supcorty ot ue1s
Cod Liver Oil Jelly over tue crude a Is t. bt
ed A. positive and tucoutestat faet Sod ty
fyi4.Iy FESTt}N e. tHb., ~ LAKE. street.
, 1860-03-22
From Pixies Peak.

Arcutscs, March el.-The Pixies Peak Ex-
press, with Salt Lake dates to the Cd inst. and
Denver City to the 18th, aud s. 900 IN dust, az
rived this evening,
Moses Young shot William West, Of Learer-
worth, on the nth, and was hung the ne1s day
% the people. lie said West was his best
friend, but refused to tell why he killed him.
, 1860-03-22

LOUISVILLE, March alst--A general convcn.
tion OF railroad oflicials was held Today. Jas.
Guthrie Chairman, Samuel Gill and ]. Durand
Secretaries.
The Convention was occupied to-day in The
enrolment Of delegates, and adjourned till to-
morrow; to await the Arrival Of Southern dele
rokea.
, 1860-03-22

CINCINNATI, March al:--The dwelling house Of
sirely destroys By fire last night. Loss $lo,-
900.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
aud Dayton Railroad voted yesterday in favor OF
tho contract Tor the consolidation OF inc earnings
With the Little Miam: Railroad.
, 1860-03-22

OswtGo. y. T., March IA fire broke out
this mornin: iu t4e Empire Block and before it
could be arrested entirely destroyed Stone i
Co.'s dry goods store, Link i Marshall's cloth
Slime i Co.'S loss is $5o,6oo. Insured for sl4,-
lnn
, 1860-03-22
Wheat ln Mason County, Ill.

"HVat III -NaH0H COUNTY, IIts
MAsoS GocsTT, ILL.,, March IL, 1850.
Ea'to1s PISS and Trihun-:
The growing wheat in Msson County on sod
and fallow ground promises half crop-on
other ground total failure. On account Of the
scarcity Of seed only 4 small amount Of spring
wheat will he sown. Very respectfully, &C.,
W.T., CHAIRMAN.
, 1860-03-22

MALES, March .l.-The dwelling house of
Mr.. Edwards, together with all the furniture,
vas destroyed by fire this morning. Cause pi
fire unknown
, 1860-03-22

1T TELEaxArn.] NEW yoak, Feb. q.
Er1r .lvanccd ". Receipts 800 hcas Quotations
ra3gD tro1u &c 10 lie. average 1stt sEc.
snEEr-Ac,se At full !rsces: Reea Ipi., $50.
q &c. live : i ft %4c, or t+ct -''~
, 1860-03-22
Albany Cattle Market.

MnAplf EyES1xo, March 19.
'EEy7k-Tle s7.es about 100 hca Iii adyaptc nS !
+e &c rourd, mainly owing The .1c reascd kuppy.
considerable c.u'ion Il. h"~c.cr. naiirsei by Ea.icn
buyer. III tu.uce Of til eipc maxim. to tpstsn
IT gay VI the G:aud Trunk Kpad. Weq,te:
, 1860-03-22
COMM M.ERCiAL.

"WEDNESDAY Evmus1. March Il. 1860.
Tie following arc the receipts and shipments
for :he FSst twenty-four hours:
, 1860-03-22

fof $3.50 good bargain for the money She ,1, nrob
1olY r4n Ia heumhef zads between St air *.
Lake Erie ports-tDtt. TEih. 18th, s 50 @"0 0'o
We !earn from Capt. Burrows who rcc.ytd adrft,s
mat the Ice las entirely broken m ibe rn.f
snote "; Pa ~ no means disappeared and he
% @ daxofAois west wind the lake ~l NJ douL, 10
s ~ - uGe1 5 y :, Cd e,dk, aud viii! weather pc1niiins
Gs.cland md the North shore nd has y
saods1e ana h:r*a'ters,ousd he known Com
orig siuts--tC1cvcInlu LtadeE ' ''-@ ~
S1cf C4s.L KErA1Es-We fiav. seen lute, from
Es.HeMaa ~ hs ttu who draws s1tAer gloomy picture
~ r. apect f9 tas nptton OF the Canal .erirs. lie
nAs ahe would early TO estimate TIC time OF their
e1nplct!on--Dst..lt Tribune.
., NAHssE DEcn1az-Judge Nl.ou, oA4he u s. Court At
Ia LIT ye.rd opni.n The OF
edes u ihe Sane .dtcoa exercised ty the D.lct
@ On thf = equally coafeed BY thc act Of
;ht they have !f.csly the jursdiciicn upon the
laEes As upon tide Ma.sfY.-pc:f1t lrihuIa.
, 1860-03-22

-tt aA4-sso Atu6Lt 1t+tACAs
TIE capacity Of this Koad Il DOW equai "a aay +: sAo
country. s ~ 3' ~ A7
1nFeo Through Passenger Trains
bet~cea Pittsburgh AID Philadelphia,
Teansst tsse. II tas Enioa pepor 1. Pittsburgh with
S;.iss III M. sss I:!us5s ciiy: tsa;
al Linz taa ,h:oah i s as' e rsie,h t1es
i. sIs sae:s g., 4 Is 81 ssesss u
I'd ssst 4 4fs. 1he fas.e;
I Ss o ,Sa int Los os Ts:
ssi Lac .onnss, 7 Ba!s!mo:c sd wsh:::.ao. ''
ps. r.:as Rssvti IN
fha IL aaS sy Tt;n. Tusn '9.ts zsty
~ ioi I'D IL III 5,t
ah.oa<h Tickets ali rail- are quot ether Of Tie a~Te
Boat 70 Ecsser good via So.,sca Fa Rsrer
lass @ etn es Of
ssss ny te stsanea aay cf.h= important Railroad
~ onss III me NJ NJ 1T It.. It, e los any q the Lns
Ph;LsGepha. @'e" A''>' '''-Ioo'e'e et
fA.. Atw4Is - Low AID THE IA Qr1cKA
AIT osHEa RUTH
ASK FOR TICKETS BIZ PITTSBURGH
syva..a E.i4r,:.a, n1axes II sthe >18
DIRECT LINE pshxEFy snEIT wEHF: EHE EAST AND TIE
ecneestsnk r traeks By tie Rae, 1y ds- a, t.s-
burxs aroiink l iaTa:e ar fert:1te Of Fre:n tsrtcr
shpts u FIX al al IT, Ts.syns aapp pp's'*d
FIR treht co.tret. shipping Gi1ec;ioas apply t.
follow ns Agents Of the Cou,iany;
- Il. 4. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
HS PIECE Co zanesvile. o: J. J. Johas.en, Ripley,
Po.fsnoa; MSSet;ss s. ;l5cs M:5;sT o NJ " r;
WFevn c., cae:nra Shesa is,sI. c,na an,'; H.
u Il. T. Aearata. Mauisoa Ind; ,os Mo.se. Louss.
IT, { o. ?i;ssf it, Il L + EE'sss*s ss sslis! tss I
@ axeas. 1,i'S Z Kalssa. i Il dsatfss hse.
, 1860-03-22

TRAINS WESTWARD. TRAINS EASTWARD,
1.r,z. -.~ -,,.-.-
.ss 2 A'y< It eas:a
. ~ ::....:... - 80 :: pm Acth4ao2A1h': 74At1
lu:iu an .St i cia5 N
1ss, s:s,.:;;n :;:;;* Il 4:lo2E: 4:
i; ner.,, will, ,.,,,,,,, p.rs.ao.
4:teIos G.s:e iii -. ~ y: riassa. iSssa'''
1!s1, Is iSanis. sith ssst: 70: ,s.os. y:n..n.
sai is.sssts aa. cy fssss IL
BiSa:; ,.....-r,.-s,.-, >'' '.a ~'AN|A
Musseaner U!1eShaw4 On Cs17r E1Eer fer VtntGu SID
the shortest; cheapest and ezped.ous route
@ Ia!eaS" - au Ee iow !: being only l5d u.l.s
III = a;tses = ''''s' a1a
'.s @ Se M II ts a. nere ia-
& which
-. 24M. Geul: rzt md Tttke: Agent. iy3-v
Nj !C Il | 6 4 n SOUTHERN,
wAl LINES. N'D 1"'-'A ''AAA'
Tax, ta:s. I'd sst. =;
ca. r.,-.,...s ~ ,,".:. .as ...e' ~ s0s -.
Ta,sas tr.r.-s r..h,-.s .1 n.1,,'s, ~ sew aofA
sase;S 1T T'oS Eo!1;sa, .sYi
H1Son PnL.%rhIa H,rttTnT~ ~
%o,syss,: F01,l.sd 9ssbss, ~ u tls points il 0h"
csEaGs4. 1>' .As-'AD s<@'e'' ala Inc
e :sst,' sss 81 aisst3 es 5, t2 sses,y.
DC a. s:s nm a,i ntiI;I - sssd ssi 1ote-
7op7 h:tf E.Isss Il Neh
r..,.:ast.:ss.y..,a@a:.-,.s.-.,.,.-,,,-,..-,s r..,. at:sy.@:
:s \ s:1: ::::: sa r*"+'
Ea.!way to Suspsnsen i,Jes. h" 1 N'e"' ss'e'n
, 1860-03-22

Bosrox-Narca 1'.-Corn Exchangc-Thc
receipts since yesterday hare been a119 brls
poar, a7.7a5 bu corn, S:sa5 bu oats, aud 700 bu
, 1860-03-22

A1ll lFusuisaIEg Depot West Water street. Letvecr
Aoph and Madison, Chicago.
KUPpH1f3ee address Bnx "a, cc3x5Jv
, 1860-03-22

CLEARED... .....Masch 20.
Humboldt La nile G5 zoo lumber. 81. 600 # kling 100
011 llth, 1900 lts carpenter WORK.
Acadia. La eae l Ii II .untc ECO # e:dnr. q. .1o0
lath.
Shrpld Il <ac 0s6s7 # lumber. 900 II siding,
95,ND Il b. Gov bs Carpenter " X.
1ouglos NJ. seneca, 43t # utbt1, so9 d nd1e
, 1860-03-22

4 .1A4NAN03 DC EtIl1At q 1NT-N III
~ CCi:CY EAiLRIAu
fasf7scr Trains itast AID arrive II chicago ~ .:w,
Day txsrAS lxases 115 .s. ~u.l., eatSve. arri;e,
1:;U p.tn Suni., e1tt;tati.
S.; exp'ss. teass. III; Saturdays e1rrp,eL ar
Aentta Actouo4sfl :sses t.lo Pm. 5r1eays
arrives 40 7-ua. sun.i4. sxccsL.1.
6. u. .i1u AuAD, Geocrai 31ra.
, 1860-03-22

ARRIVED. March 81, 1sGo.
DHx sebast- pol Nackctt, Milwaukee 20 m lum1er
Scr Lucy kab, lo ShcboyEap Us Cd4 wool 20 hf ksl
nsh, 40 pigs beer, 40 III shlrglcs.
, 1860-03-22

TvVCEliILU IE-NE tAE The
IL Manager. afthe Ee.<hi passAty woai aanouner
thas On ai this tasY "s. 1sAs phe ths .se~-
Eou ufEtart&fy t-,ta he tpp.vtA1y h vxSh<i hy
he Lats vst~ Plank E.s4l ueca AAy Ru.4 " ~
r'a,te tsi Eanans nutxe.s II. tbs tntst,rxusn of
Hutth Clark AIu ss astsi thn.ueh tux Asts ~ hv
thtChacako And M~ ~4aAps ko4a chitlsn&tsn S.a1pe
For frtnt1 the ues Vt the onraay
No. n I.4t& AlfxSt. fs-.tyxiaAi'F
, 1860-03-22

MILLER ( WILL5IARTu, AGENTS.
7. e. uR w1lixAnrH.
THE QUAKER CITY TNSU-
l. RANCE COMPANY Of PHILADELPHIA,
Capital and Surplus -. $3.50, 900
Chartered Capital ...... SOC, 900
OFFICE FRANKLIN BUILDINGS.
, 1860-03-22

ARRIVED. March 20.
pIogre*s, L. Sale. 70 brls Iosk s6, ,4o6 lbs lArd
4 Leach, joliet, Light
, 1860-03-22
( III i GAG ., 10Y A AN l
~ NEHkASkA RAILROAD
chicago, t'linton i t'cdar Rapid !

On a=c after MONDAY. So~. .5:a, 1;1;9 until fu.,x
Notice, tr4i.s xiIl 7rn ~ fellows.
TRAINS EASTWARD. TRAINS Et9TWAHr