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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-30

n fLAHTIO BOY Az 0AIL BYLAW UAvIUArIUu CON
"A pasy's Neg York aod uaiwsy Lao rhs
roa iost vi, be % eodd ass ~ssiu s.s.asa,
PkANOA ALnskr AosAu sch les fvo which vid sad
cafkrsay Jass a. toueAisg - - JoAas ~ r., re'svs
PnIos o. PASSAGE FIRST ssss go aad SIS slrd $50 IN
oussg free tchess q tee p cs ces % NE naie
railway Irelaud. fntrd
prov6o plais sBiss sovs. a. and bsd4ug rsss-sss~
- Jsn ~ - fass>se In he hir1 csss sa1 b
pasurOa nsins ps.sa tel fos t33 o. fro
SuhsA - f.os ~ MA 90: To- LessosAsry. w W
FW nwsAtsrpssAss sppy esy nSc,.vr.oc
Aewts for lino, No 81 broad ~ay.
, 1860-01-19

Passenger Trims ltays ChIesso lo:15 r. for Janss-
yt osxfon Madison. Ia Crosst Fond dn Lac sna Qsh-
koab a1d II r. H. 10. jaa.v& Rockford and War Str
tons Trains aszisc. 1t Ito 4. H. and ~, r. u
oSl$l7 UEU. l.. DUNLAP. Superintendent,
, 1860-01-19

Wheat, ,ses bn; Corn. 7,sao7 bu.; Oats. aoobn.;
Dressed Hogs, iGe, e,35o lbs. Shipped to ciucin-
natl bv D, l. II. Koad-Drexsed Hogs. g. 600
rs; White Fish, 50 brls.; Oats. 3.lO0 bu.; Kvc,
SIT In. The market reuuius with but slight
change. TIER n.e. Is 20 nans cnanrs u, our
per6ne, t45o@A75: Extra. e5.e5@5:37f; Xx
4nd fancy IS :0@5.15. Duckwheat, 81. Rye,
81. Grain-Wlte Wheat, No. ], sl.as@l SO ;
Red do, 81 20; Rye, 75c; Corn. 55c: Oats dull
at 3s@soe: Spring Barley, Gale, Winter, do,
e5e~ siceds-Closer, new, $l@t,o5; Timothy,
Fl 75M%q. Flax 81 T.
, 1860-01-19


After weeks continuance OF remarkably
severe frost, mid weather returned on Wednes-
daY th. 21st instant. plongLing for time vas
suspended, Us well as the iu1and navigation.
The state Of the weakly grown young wheat in
the midst Of such extreme changes will now be-
come critical With poor Gathering this year.
ahould the growing crop meet with disasters 1t
might lead to The ecomn'encementoi new range
Of prices. Our promised statement Of the state
Of the crops, long delayed for the sake Of ac-
Last supplement. and fully bears out the gene.
raj opinion Of serious deficiency in wheat.
The Flour estlmate may be over-stated, but
suppose two millions Of quarters only be short
with . raising population. mud half the po'a-
toss useless, with no surplus yield OF wheat IN
any country, aud much efficiency in Southern
Europe, lower rates ase improbable. But should
they, against ell reasonable calculations, occur
for a time. and produce d waste(ul use Of the
country stny. who could foresea the evil conse-
4uences before next harvesti The severe
weather has now lasted long enough to greatly
Ame1iorate 1he condition of samples. Although
no decidedly upward Increment has commenced
or could be expected ut such period, the new
year seems more likely to pay farmers than the
proceeds Of 1859; aud in tie expectation we
wish them all The happiness and prosperity sht J
could desiae. - respects foreign adsices, but
little change haE Occurred. francr. Belgium
Ho1land, aud The Baltic ports have been citlel
frm or rather dearc.. At Odessa pricea re
main about tho same, but there has ngaiu bee.
Cd advance 10 Italy.
Tbs arrivals of tho coast xince tho 18th inst
were about sixty, N ost}y Of 1ndian Corn. tt
business transacted has been moderate, a
, 1860-01-19
Manufacturers, Convention.

s1ER,pES, Conn., Jun. ls.-The Manuiactur-
e1s' Conyention, Ut Asridcn, was opened this
morning, will, large attendance, by the ar-
point,nent or L. c. Crosby US President. with
esgh. Vice Presidents and three Secretaries:
1 committee on resolutions was appointed, OF
which ]. F. Eabcoek, Of the New Haven Iall4d-
ium, WAS Chairman.
4 resolution offered BY E. s. Cleveland, Of
Hartford, was passed, condemniug the attempt,
fur partisan purposes, TO persuade the people
Of the South that The Northern people sympa-
thize 18th assaults upon them.
The Convention then adjourned for dinner. !.
The Convention passed resolutions at the 81
terooon session condcmuug the spirit which
impelled sovereign State in 1892 10 threaten
civil war for no greater grievance than its oppo-
sition to law Of Congress establishing duties
on imports; conlemning The spirit Of disuniou
if this or that candidate for Speaker is elected
coudemuing tue spirit that drove Nr. Hoa1
| from Charleston; condcuning tue spirit that
struck down Sumner; condeuauing the spirit
which orerrun Kansas and Virginia By a body
| Of armed men disapprosing the misrepresent'
a1sxs and falschoods Of 4 portion OF the public
| press which represent aoy considerable numhe!
uf the people Of free States as !Abo1ltonsts. aue
renewing professions Of fidelity TO the Cnlot
and Constitution.
, 1860-01-19
WEDNESDAY EyEx1xo. Jan

"WEDNESDAY EvEx1xo. Jan. 49, l@S'.
FLOE1t-Rceclpts Loss b:t. The market IS nose ae.e
shade sas!cf prices. Sales ~cEe:bo bf1 fneae
EXTRA Is brls "T oxelr and IS hrs pct~ect ~ !" F.
q 10 delivered 50 hs Waveh'" do nj etso
u bzls "Woodsocl" lev grade DR.. NJ II s6aH dsse'ea
es br,s d. sud 1t hr1 .Ior Mills do ii $tao
delivered; % bss eAsce Sp:nk eurer II el>a' ~ os
''croton" do At $3.50 dcliserst-
WNEhT-NccsltA1 :, ,l.s tu. Market ralhcf upseea All.
celoxer Sales :-10 l Nc. Slr nE at a7e n
,oo bus do at &C in loo bu do On ITVae tes
100 bu No. Spr nE at q: ii sse:e: 01 In sps
., pc In sore; 800 bu do \. t0c track 80 IN f:e-
I'd Fed 1ntcr II ~: IN 100 Au ehaes Club IL s
on track; 500 bu good sprrs nj sla on track; ~ ID
sp.ne u ela. On track ~ bu dos, eao On HHss' ~
tu do At 81 % on track.
cOHN-NetcIps 20: tu. ,arlc: active and asFaEeto
EGlc Sacs Ill1ows:1.oe0 bu No. tesn sae
tu do 1t size in store; s93 hu Do as ee IN so1e
$50 In do IN atorrt 1910 nu No. d aee IN s'ote
9o ba elected at 0otu do IT 45e on 1fAc
bu do At 4'e tsask; Loo pa a. Al 4's oa eA
1fDo bu No. = Ut coc delivered.
| OATANeee12's3 $50 tu- Market firm. sales "ese:-
700 bu No. 800 bu 90 II Se IN s'ete
l39ta on t,atk sc; 1000 bu do II 3S+ on tiack; oe
! bn do Ut csHc on s1atl.
KyE-Realp,s I'll bl. M1sket advanced &c. saa'
taEs No. at &c track - bags at a5e o.
track.
| rAxLET-Eeee5G,s. 1.;N lbs. Market hs1n. salo
wcyy :obu1 No. at &c time; se0 bus d. II 6Ssc or
| track.
sEEps-Rcc.lpts, lo,sla Lus- Timothy SEED In eoo'
demand n $..eoaesJ. clores Seed IN demanu 1t ea%
Qsso. ..
uIouv1SEs-Eeeelp,s s:sbtls. s1ark:s steady. sic
were: so bb:s. nj 31Hc-
| ALCOHOLICS z Kalon.
DRESSED uoGs-Reec!pts. rs. 1nEood ceEaAnd mi
| Row C,1es xxexr fo1tpys:
, 1860-01-19

ALBANY, Jan. 1s.-An accident occurred this
afternoon on the Hudson River Railroad two
miles below Sing Sing, By which seseralpersonss
were Injured, some ofwhom quite seriously, and
onc fatally.
The Accommodation train from Sing Sing for
New York ran into the Express train which
lett Albany for New York at l0:225 4, II.
The engine Of the Express train having be-
come disabled, the train was stopped to repair
it. The Sing Sing Accommodation Train came
along and ran into ii. ghc TWO rear cars Of the
Express train were totally demolished;
1wclyc passengers in all we're irjured.
Mrs. Fields Of Brooklyn was very seriously
iniu,ed. She was carried to the Celtic House,
Youkers, where she expired at 7 O'Clock r. y:
She was married at Kingston this morning, and
was on her wedding tour.
Tue Catholic Bishop Of Albany was slightly
injured, and remained over ut Tarrrtown. Al.
50 anolbcr man was seriously injured, whose
nan1c capnot be- ascertained until tomorrow.
tL,, arc twa injured get At Sing Sing. The
r...:,.aGtr ot t:.vec injured went to New York
on the first train, one Of whom. lady. had a
| IT,. crushed. The express train from Albany
| at IL. 40 A. " reached New York at 5 90 r. n.
| The track is now in perfect order, aed trains
are running with their usual regularity.
, 1860-01-19

-, -, 70 ,eto
80. ".p.' "',s.:-. -,,;a, hi vcrr
.t"Is,;u -. ... .,s.a nj. oano7trn,tic, for tho
49, 49,. limited md
s"I"s a.-..',. .I,a 1,.,,t.r. ore rompara,ive:v
~. ~ @''
nrha Exob,,,,c ,rorlrt /. Incoming closer en-
49,, ,,,,,s ,,rxe sold
CRY Gag. minority ol Anc e~~'
.;,, IT, ~rs,o,,crp In dsr Mt Yesterdays
drurcs. vix o4: but one Of our leading 1nst''n-
Lions sold ut per cent premium. oo"s W
our largest banks vera paying selling fa.cs 'ot
ull they could get. We 10 no' hca' u ,"e
AOItslSf OAt ANUN' *s~~ &c"
-. :. .-ortt socn commence in GOOD CnF~
0oPfoses !" ,&
0eSs- ~ "eA.ss '' ~ ~
1rhpse officers wish to ina!nt AIN A'EA u1aAc'a
p0slton 10 pset'a1e 'o' "$'t e1'>' 't~'
, 1860-01-19
MICHIGAN Southern II. Il. Property
T4rxf roycdA

LarorrE, Ind, Jan. ls.-A fire broke out this
morning ut sevcn o'clock in the second story Of
at this place, 4 man noned Commit, employee
Of ,le company, vas burned todeath while Try
irc to ssyc bis tools Another employee, Zook,
nat,erp. maker, whl1e trying to escape from the
bhaildiae, fell from the doorway. in the second
story to the ground. breaking his arm and leg.
M stssS ss"S": anPP Pasttn net e nsea E5s
unknown. No insurance.
, 1860-01-19

RICHMOND, ya., Jan. lS:-The walls OF Q build"
,ny ia Governor street fell LAST oight. An Irish
woman is buried beneath its ruins. Her moans
arc heard distinctly, and every effort is being
made to sare her.
Mr. Memmineer, Commissioner from South
Carolina, will address tbs Legislature at noon
today.
, 1860-01-19

IL . In lots At A55SEft Lbs dividing on 0 ~.
al0 . Id fote At e. 1903 ~ d.yiN on -DIlbt
\. nj Is o. Ssa4es. 9. dtvAleE on t51 aud 41u ibs
is ii s}:a .3E33 70 dividing ou laD &nd ~ ~.
b3 i. t379s95u vldux on 2oo lbs. ntne unees PES
pROy1s1oNs-Ktc:spss 3 bo!s. Beef; 6 Ibis Fo's;
H. Gu, Meats; 13ot o. NJ La1a Mess Pork In good
r.que,s at esn5 Sales ~ bhls city packed 1T
SIS e,; 20 hbls Ac., al s15oa dlvcsed at milwaukee,.
Balk s}cats In good demand ard ntm 1t 5EQ.Ae fir
Shoulders and sid.s ckcd. go Ik8s County Me- sod
1t sc fos Shoulders, ne fus sde+ and &c soe badly cut
Ila1u. Ia active and advanced Kc- saeswere: :-1co
bb prime Leaf lots At 9xe 20 Ibis do on PIT; 90 bb'a
d. a; 9Kc eu bbl. Milwaukee L71d A'3 dsltrered here
prrrEn-pn.l 40 drkins f4;r letter II s@1oc. Dairy.
1s@lic.
PouLTRY-D1cred Chickens scaue aud IA demand At
90 80 PER aoz.; Turkeys. 9eloc lesn.
EGGS-nu,l at 13c per dcx. Llmed Ess+. l11.@ &C.
tOTA1OES-Souud, 4sc. Casount. 3eG5aoc.
DAItD FRU1r-e tops Dried Apples Ut .1c.
uIDEs-Keceipts cse:9 ns. Marx eseady at &C for
Green fczcn; 1kG14c for Green Suited; leisc for D5
salttd; l4Eaisxc Tor Dry f1snt-
LIVE STOCK-The LasEet Is Quit for beth catte and
hoss wta no naesis1 change In prices One lot o. sohoE
vesaerg 4 sold at4315 They we"c fatenfd b.
Mr. Fiuk, of kc1d County. =nd wee the haest lot r.
| thu number trorEht Tito market th:s seasoo
| The sales 'o-day were:
, 1860-01-19
Rrt-htful Coll1nIon on Tic Harlem
1knffr01fl.

NEw YoRK, Jan. lS.-A collision occurred
this morning in the Ycrksille Tunnel, on the
Harlem lioad, between the early Harlem and
New Haven trains, both going one way.. Both
trains were crowded with passengers, aud for =
few minutes there was intense excitement No
lives were lost, however Some forty Or htty
bradford, Of White Plains. had three ribs bro
Ken. The engine Of the New Hasen train was
disabled. The accident WIS caused by the sud
den starting Of the Harlem train while the New
Haycn train was close behind.
, 1860-01-19

sbont former prices for wheat and sps'n : c"'''
but maize has been easHr.
The sales OF wheat uo,ed last week were l@i,-
GOO ors at 4ss Sd. The LONDON averages we're
1ss 81 on z,ao5 qrs The Imports into .be pG,n. nr
cipal potts Of Gfee. Britain Tor the week enG'ne
Decclnber u, in whea. and -four, were equal to
t1,554 Qrs.
, 1860-01-19
Eai!rDg1E.
CHICAGO 8 NORTHWEST'N


Il; III f.; Ss::Ss ~ ~
'ssh vans '..,s T. bos1f x =: ssps<us.a Il
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
1rRAt EA1:KqAp; r. q; p ss2;o-
The capacity of this Road "a cow tdusl to soy IN Tho
Three Through Passenger Trains
Between Ps..buEsh aad rhl.depaIa,
u u Ii nsi Gt Fl Sh
l.{as: VI y :l1 c7 81:
+: ssi s.; III yy
sm:s!ex cars attacltI to ed t.71n; woeiru1.s
81 :ie: IT, ss
ss "a I'd ssa Gsp't AaA
I'll; sss; j.
R b; 1ss FL s:;:::l $s
thfoush tickets a FAIL Ire sovi ether u the aa-vo
bea. Tickets to BSsssn 1so via Norwich. Fail RsvsE
ea dn Sss. !eva 2aassaAets sa Of
81. NY y ossansa .. oshe Important EaEcad
+ 20 9ss ~ r. T. se Is:
- fAaz A.~Ars 4s Low .sp T.s. - or.cx Aatr
ANY utnEx lszczx:
Ash FOR TIcktTS BY PITTSBURGH.
ss1vania Ra'at max. i, .as o' 'a'
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN TtE EAST AND THE
. GREAT NEST.
,S sonysSns the lsasl cal Esds. Pits
a tae sssn< q tue, a.saa,ats rs n spp1sxi,aed
o' saiRrs;s u Ftes mi ,Is IT.sxllns rusle
aa1ess either Of tbs follow ~ axta. tho Cvmiaoy:
D. a. STEWART. Pittsburgh:
~; fssesH re za.eTr:e y: J. j. J"n.ssnn. Rip'sy.
,+sn,oM M1Se,ey 4;5sytts, 4. !,rm by j Ceopp.!-
*nfo~n c.. tncluua; ,she1u i iiIlLxrf Cp.itMa-
:s:y u Essa:.lis. s:; IT, iaa .t .s". e!s
:, Louis joan IT, Aasrs, N@.lv:i .rsns H.1rys Pszt.
u NJ 2l;, fsEn tiss:e Co. CLe.xo; it, r.
points Ia liz wss.. AsSa'1 VI 'as'"~s Al aAs's"s
Ane Ereateae Facilities offered for the
EFoses ts0s& AH&f Speedy tEFpu8s
~ Portatlon or LIVE s'COCK-
Anl so9t ,eeomm.ta Iona With uual privileges tozpss
FKEIG:IlTs.
DE t!a Eonr Fralsbt% It t ce.sdrt:or. can IL for.
H.; Ea.t1 10 and frs0 PaaIs.ps... susk. hcstcn
sa,ass R aG iga 1.n "a ' my IT, ka> - e
=" I ~ kGllu4A Gse,t.
The reansysanIa Railroad alss eenreess at Pittsburgh
18th win Steamer hY VII Gu G.tH m t1~aided to
pot. On Ii. uho Mu>klr kentucky. Tsrue- un
AISassasan1 Red Rivers Cleyeianc sndu,ky
i,er ;asaso with sssame.ss IL rp,ts tbe Northwestern
MERCHANTS ,nA Shippers lhe transportation
,a ns' ~ 70 th COMPANY. en 1ss With eonnataee o
usx rs T.tts Ut Freight and from any ro:ns IN the wss
No. - aIe eh,r.rt! "laes K. E.''empaa,es.
sai EE5E tss ss hss WA r'''4 T.
dI;e MAG,Aw ! kL,>>. y S.nh street, Baltimore.
LEE. XkSo- No. AssoT llous<, or 81. ! ). wn. .
'sn<F H. ,HHEsroS f,*';s, 81 rh'iss;ph
I TEOS. !. sCBTT, Etnl Sun't A.ttrna r.. j. ;.e0iy
, 1860-01-19

tllefnd's EoffespoEdcGce.1
NEW YorE, Jan. 1s.-Mr. army was to-day
The Senate. They refused to allow h'm to 60
kunsas far the books and papers. His1est'mo-
uy was tuken, but although he accounts for
large gums Of money and great quantity Of
arms, collected in sc and 81, to be employed
in Kansas. Nothing was elected from him con,
that when Brown frat appeared in Kansas, be
was a Quaker, and remained so until Atchiaon
developed lis plans, and bis own sons were
murdered, and property destroyed By pro-sla-
very men, when be clauged his principles and
becemc enrascd. it not maddened, and, in the
spirit of revenge, pursued the pfo'slaverr men
With the sword.
Twenty Of the principal mail contractors in
the country bad M interview to-day with the
President, for the purpose OF making known
their grievances in person. The President re-
ceived them rery cordislly, telling them hs
sympushizsd with them in their distress, ana
asked them what suggestions they had to make.
lie said. that in his opinion it would be Constl-
| .utional for the House to elect a temporary
| Speaker. =.
| ITlmes correspcndence.l
| It has leaked out here that Miramon's s bank
cr, for the purpose Of raising funds, has estab-
| Iished lottery agency in New York, with dl-
rections to deposit unsold tickets with the Mex.
Jean Consul. That officer, it is understood, Ut.
ter consultation with the legation here, dc.
elines to be the depository Of these tickets.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-Therc were indica-
tions TO day OIL the part Of the Republicans te
have a night session, with the intention. if pos
sible, OF bringing tie contest for The Speaker
| e!.ip to u termination, but sufficient number
of Them were moi united for that purpose. TIL
galleries OF the House were crowded to-day Il
their utmost capacity by persons ol both sexes
The Senate confirmed the nomination Of M1
Hughes Of Indiana to supply tho vacancy o.
The bench of the Court Of Claims.
Action on tue Mexican Treaty has been ds
laycd owing 10 the yolumiuous documents i
competition with it not being printed. Eh
., order for the latter purpose was given to-day
Several Senators are preparing speeches!
| be delivered next week on tue slavery questlo,
Sume Of the most intimate friends Of u
Seward say that he has no intention Of maxim
auy speeches during the present political e.
| c,teMent.
Within the past week. from fifty to six'
! men from this city aud Baltimore have 80,
south abundanty provided with arms.
, 1860-01-19

New Tonk, Jan. ls.-The steamship Arahla
called to-day for Liverpool, with forty passcn-
gers aud about $1ss, ,oo0 in specie. She took
New Orleans aaiis to 11th inst, inclusive, and
telegraphs Of the 18th.
, 1860-01-19

MONTREAL, jan. ls.-Mills, Cowan l. Cross,
wholesale grocers in this city, hare suspended
payment.
, 1860-01-19

C,,cnsp, Milwaukee and Lake Superior Line
on the opening of nav!e1,lon Two steamen the LADY
Eh1,N and VII nn! en e r. 1e IT, M
e, sao"a pes s a n III n ~, spnS II, ,as ~
an1 crnt IT Ii. fault With te urtonazoa running be.
twsen hieago I'D Saut ste Asre: II. anose "Eaage'
A. T. SPENCER CO. Agents.
tti&b<1i-em Foot cf LssaEe street, Chicago, III.
, 1860-01-19

NEW TopK, jan. 1s.-Counterfeit IS on tho
Oneida County Bank Of Utica, were put in cir
culation here yesterday.
, 1860-01-19

Er TE1EenArH] NV YoxE. Jan. H.
ss @ 5sss Ssyss q ,aa ad: ;ex sss 81: d.
eG F.eea il bs:,sr eson demand Market .aaaeame!
a,ssss Gas Us saGs o1 ae a' Ia i: r
sing III iar surcraut ert: s3.t:a5+0 c2mmr,
III es fsa :"ie T., Si s s ~ s tsfe
sta n,n z easee ~ Cora ': :t qut
t;as1s-""st 'G9: hetttr wi,h 1ahe. ,nYie exports.
n oilrf. sa:s +" d 'ar ni Gu II Delivered o!ber
sals sas tut ht f nv. W ksp d px;fe M IL
"a NLusrls -ood winrf stale Ut seX Cen sla
=; Ves;eu. t,nat and -tatr. Whskes frmes sat vt0
'st a s?s1y ,as d he quoted
n!@s; sas. o r. Ct eIe M -; ,s Ia Me-; &C. =! ,
4o .!s = e. ots5 81 fs1 :. .Gttsns, s Nc.
ts saa saas ss ssis es na
duli ats*asxe II w.:srn md nf :i5y I.s"n 'n d.!
s7s ;e:f as!ks Hin. Y
isxase Tor sisc Clsess'e IL fr demand !. NsilHc,
,esn IN. ;tnay; % :, = y, s -
g. h%s coa M ny ss o.,S g I 1s &c
s1ocss-.nl l,oard-N. very tn.,ss!a1 c!au,e and -
fix: toils ST. Etae 9Th bun'a 4fi Mo. 6s L
Nc,y York Cattle Tfnrlkct.
| nyTEranAPu1 Slv i. RE, Jan. Il.
c.r41HU.ef Cst lctath~r dull 1t e,.seE tnfet
or quality .Ga.3s; M.dsum, sa w; te;t, aE@t.9c-
AHtkr-AciJr at hig .er rates. Kccc!ttA 300.
|, | LIVE uoGB-&i.:01:.t3.
, 1 Cincinnati Hog Market.
| DrTttreRAru} C1xci*xAT1. Jan. Is.
uocs-K-csipts Light: demand active ut t?:.3. Fol
, | e.o ed bu. yan& at &tn.s3.
, 1860-01-19

| 00f1 Bhl*. N. Y, and N. O. SU-
| -OlfGAH H0CSE MOLASSES unw receirln. and
| for xa!ety PAK.OSs. PlThtS i HANkEY.
ID Sputh Wa.e- street.
, 1860-01-19

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
ttE EASAfA. ,,~,
XIV RDCTE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND THE
WESTERN STATES.
On anil after the lii u Ecveater the Agent i. LIZ.
s,1s,ol Il the Grand Ttnnx Ha,i.ay r. MI .estss
frtxh fz.ua Il. kKfVul to CA4GA1o4a IL t-e toasa"
IN: resY low ia:es:
DRY GOODS. p. tea Ge1use,t1t -
ARIwAKG. q t..*r, ant s..ss, Esr -yp Ss..-. ~
TiN, Z,Ni', lEEiani ttnAfS. ....e
GEUCkEKH. iuON III ear.. sheta and Phses. 2e' y, :,
,,S',s irr,,e. III tutsnr.. sscf1i M.:sEs in-u.
mace fuu Lyr7pnnt lo:iistl. Merchants are plt6
;sir .<iuetd fur<a1t l:.ls et lata: I'D tns"te q
v.e hy uAai p5e-ra.A, direct to the +ixe7s - h trad
Tuas Railway Portland. MAne tn o';er ta.t :s'e t:us
toms regulation. Ely h complied Tth ~i o.. ~ .tsaY
NOT LESS saaa "Dce \ fcE:ulESs. ., -
rrpu.e to LIVER on u vert staso1a2!e terms
Apply, fos furt!ss information. n
Gent W. s&efr Asens. Clisaso- III.
M.PESS1SGToS, Gen1 Fri. lit AGr. AonsssA, 6 +.
, 1860-01-19

DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
i AN. CMiCAGu EAif.Nt,At,.
NM - r!et ~! fs.El Chicago to rltaaofsa
w:lhouf &, nse. ccnnc,t.r. viii! II ;n:a:
PENNSYLVANIA cESrIe.AL EAtl.l:oAD
II New Y.rk, rA.a..e:@t Hatir:e.e lc1 Hs.h!hfen
t.ty Aid tes:t t'w.s " Pennsylvania Nc~ 5ss
s<y. New i0rs. Masysnt. &c.
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ii tiis El,:*.a Hat.tt At E.' ai14s:an!+ Sess 49,.
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t.ar,1:,us +.TF-.He with teve :,: *s iht Ssst'
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fk,te1 as al iHf~:.f fn.1l* 81 View E-:1's wa seE
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FARE Is LttW L. ANY ~ HEs KDi ~
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, 1860-01-19

DACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
t,u and afser Moaiay -sn ,h i:tu tsa1ns viii rRn ~
follows ta1iy, tSuutays rxcekteds:
LEAVE RACINE.
Al 100 !. ~. Neetfn. At thl.n sr.' fsaEius thSn
It l::1J r. T.. As te th;t..:a -ft t"rwtsrth ttt'"
wa; aud atratrk VI RE ',-t at,:1r. Mill t..
tras III t1e Iiho.s Ceutr4I Il. l.. TT sls Heat ai4d
LEAVE FREEPOKT.
At 1ahA nrett Eat kac;ns :th 'Ia:ns On Tue X
s:.e- il. tta%a; laful., tuf o. H. 20 ais Nal
waukt~. .,
F,-txht 10, a1sd to all prints tie ss.ssp.a River
aTats " low as ty auy otlsE lur, 4cd villa tic Sirkes
te.1atth. <,,,
For Ipfnr1.tInn n,.te 1T TLlee Of Ch!e7Ro anu Not
! western anI Gil aso aid si.waHser kalit. adt.
i.uI,Etsr HAf.l.1s. s.;t1
r: 4 THOMSON {;cnI Nars:sr -. yly
, 1860-01-19

Annexed IS u Alphabetical Lit Of A't.c!es wt!sh.
damaged 1y be restored taess sn, 9Th And III
full1es by
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
, 1860-01-19
Commission #ercbantH.

GHACKFORD & HOW, .....
~ PRODUCE COMMISSION AEhChAnis'
No. 3New Board Of Trade Roons Ch!easo' H.
,va a1c1rva .,.,n,on tn .ht is.!,nase buslnesa ct
COMMISSION MERCHANTS; buying ano seA1n& tos
othrs parties asLx. ..,. A., II.
6hipment Est. ....
RANt. ku1CKI0Eu. (.ud3Rlh1Anl oEo. =. nu-
, 1860-01-19

Ia 1ot. At s5.S55i Is dividing on 2 0 tl's.
ID lots at $500 ~. d.vi1i 4 on .DI
nj Is :9 S.ssa.. g. dtviAi. < % 80 aud :slu ~
ii ii, 81. s :3Ge3 20. dlrldn <ou 10 And ~ ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
FINANCES.

In my first annual message | promised to
employ my best exerticns in cooperation
with Congress, to reduce the expenditures
of the Government within the limits Of a
wise and judicious economy. An overhew-
ing treasury had produced habits Of prodi-