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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
llytheil Der NreiIe.

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tn BE aHait Hrir uarteH une eie Wlense ris numb
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15

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5tarssH ar S&nistlH&s aI7s
anSfTs ErGnttEfsn 1856
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15

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SafOb Snipp, iun.,
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(Sdmue grpeOe's after plas)
baIt SeitGn8 au Eager cine 9rrks ausipa5I con
prptnaren unp feinen 9etrtrften @aaren,
as unterbenlSen nnS nnterbpIeu.
ben Sets, yterinp, 8ple unp gauinpOlls,
Gtrid9arae. Sranlir gyoueue Soteu
5eppr-sScIls. SHnIre, Rdb-@aru,
Chenille, gSabeIu, Seine stife
Strtdittes Ntatneusss, Rdbebe
-,o, SEi6naoe'n' Strampt Stitntuief.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
.f- Sanfprp's
2cberftdrfMn9e=@ittel.
Oliver Invigorator.)
Werliert uieiuUiA feiite 6rdff,

Ddfelte III CANT aus pFlRs
aenherjen Sufan1menseieSt II.
tt etue dnertsHnte uno be.
pdbrte Wteeis'u, ppn aaen
aefhdst, nsibe iie eebrdu&t
blben uu6 nitro isst nit 8u-
Serf6t BET aasn cen Rrant-
kettsfillen sebrauGt, eesen
msl&e eafelbe enpfcblen
mtre.
DIe1es Mittel bat pdhrsnb
Der lesten 3pet Sabre Ia1t-
fenbe turirt, pei6e ale SOT-
nung auf 2ineer'rn5 aUf5ese.
ben battsn. ME ete In meiuers
Belts befntli6tn Sablret6en
uHb anseiu&tst 3sugnthe te,
uetlen.
Die DpiIs nfne hen Tem=
perdment bet pntteuten an.
eepaet un6 In folden QHlns
titdten sebrnu&t pereea, gut
aeltnee ouf ben uuterietb
etnjupirfeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15

- SdB It'd pgn eetner Ser.
e. npnft betm Gebraun ees Sc.
- ber1drfunes Wtttels lelter
- uno es pire curirea: 2eber.
- befhmereen. 9alen- Rrauf.
y beiten. WasenfAwd6e, &rU.
q nilhe Didrrbpe. SOmmerbe=
"a fdkereen, Wafsrfn&t. Dur&-
a. fad, fauren Wasen. CUR Sc
- potnheit eerOroene Ser.
- ffopiuns, holiife G6clerG
- gtolerd Worbus. 8inoer-
- ebolera, Gel6fu6t, 8td6un,
~ gen, neibli6e Shpd6e unt
- lam sbeaialls erfclgrei6 ge'
- brauht werben ais etne gee
= p5bnli6e 5amilienme6isin.
- Gs furirt fraufbaftsi
T. Rcpfweh = ME Tlu1ente Be-
- lfdtisen fGnnen - In 20 Wt-
nutelt, fpenn 3wet ooer brei
= Z beelSHel pca baron Bel 8e-
= etnu res anfa1lS fseHOmuter
- peroert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
ganfOrO's Tanlilien 8urgir- 93iller
Oafelbe bdlt liG6 IN iebein Rlima

Die r6anilitn pur1ir'gif,
lts (Gathariie Dill IL zine
aelinee dber ptrtfIne rut >
aunt, uelbe Der Sta EItun1l
cit n1sbr ais E1uss Sabre
tn fsiusr graris sebrau6t
Eat. Die fortpdrreno iunes-
u1eues Ea6fraee alisr Derer,
pel&e eie pinen se5rdutten
une be 3ufrieeenteit uelfe
ale sci ter AawsneIRg aug
fp.a6en. bat min pJrdnIast,
kiefel.ea Aneu iusdneliS IL
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fatt Ia Der Rtetstn. eas ssT.
Fblssene gurstrmtttel ouf
rerlniseene Gteile res In.
tsrleises riTten.
Die -Famiiiea gErstrril.
It- ii nit RafFHt aHf eiefs
fsaassnse Shaff1dt aus Ten
seTfSisSsufeH Hne rtihifsH
EEauisn @Ttraeie1 iul1Es
nssnaeiest, ECI1s eleI6udst5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15
Sunge gO2Gnner.

eirners Tsite eg Spr tnss leteu 4aes Iepprheu anh
edS leFit 10 SttIe 8aulenbs Ln ubs Sab rBt welGs
etrG lire stGencn Rdeute unt entDtfee @Ctdnoestra
NIT hem Bonner Der Ssrebtialn 5enat bsstrt Der
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cNRInI Iertcn annh.e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-15

duf ;eeen 3 bsil bes Robrunas
adnnls rirtEn un6 relGe AIT
uab ii6sr IN alIsn 5dnen ftnb
ne cine pursanB n5this Ia,
ais l1usronuus bes Maaens,
Rreu,f6mer5en, S6ldfristeit,
RerffCp ung. S6mer3 In5
| gmrfneli6feit iiber seni gan
| jtn a5rrs 5elesn ter pl5s
liaen grfdltuns, psl6e ptnn
bsrud3ldfHst, oft IN lauetn
Eitsern eHtet. Rdnsel an
8prstiL faltes Sufen iiber
Fem a6rrer, Rubtlofsteit.
scpfI6mersea peer SGUere
I'm Rpgf, ale Gafjineunss=
| trantbeiten. Wurmer bfi aia.
sern Hne GsElGfeHst. Rbeu-
matismus. ein errsss But
reialaunesmittsl EIio geeeB
7 stsle anssre Rr1nfheitea. ees
nsu esr Rtzf6 uuterpcTfEn
II Eab ttreu Auiiitluas II
rtiilduFs ftia rnrke, II ae
R~Ez
, 1860-04-10

CHINGLE! SHINGLE!!-Owinr
to th. gc.t depression in tre and III. quantity
Of StnGe now Ia this market. wi supply tos'e1s anu
offers tn go,h Slwe >Ansc In any q1a.t'y a. Il Fer
Mpttil fur h no:ies. deliver en- eaFs q q evil re-
Orders tor qua ty Of shtrE vt b. nlst promptly
on not!ce Al he Iewe,t ii HIT E>ALE 1asc..
DAVID HflU. Wilt Narufac'rrer.
an4xst I-nr. EfaakLE md Ooio sts., EaIeoE0.
, 1860-04-10
Daily Review Of chicago Market.

MoxnAr Evfxrso, Arrl =.
FRElGns-Qu!c,. Seh1 CoIlinf,v~od, corn to Fort
Coll,o'ns At &c.
FLoCH-Kecclps. 1872 b,ls. Market firm. Sa}ea were:
100 hss Batsvi* xxx at &sU7 track 100 brls good
spEingexsa:t .e;h del; ~ Iris Cook County d. tt
also DEL: 70 bris e}nE eu,eranc At a3s; 70 brs He'd
Winta' II = 6;'s del.
WHEAT-Recestu :.,ol bn. M.skct advanced W.
Sales were ~ follow: $40 bu rsecrs No. Spring
a. 95c In store; n0 III DO ii q 10 track 6 bags
93Hoa track; 6Gtnss do II sl.os on track.
CoRS-h-cesp's. 6'.tl5 bu Market adraneed &c.
T'anzacl s COZ bu receipts No. II &c
sore 40o bu don't Abx In store .oe hu ul receipts No.
In aiore oo tu d. receipts pre DAY. <:a
in scsc 1eccrtt No. At 10 stasc: 100
bu do nj @te In qre 500 tu jeecd It <lc in sto
oATs-2eeeiptS 4.l6o bu. Ns'kes advanocdlc. s.le.
1900 bu No.. in guune* ack 500 bu do =.
Sic del 1000 hu do nj &c dc 800 bu - bags SC on
s4t aso0bu No. 1t SOC In ssors- snraes 1000 bu do
t3'c!n siose.
RTE-Roec'pta, 19bu. Market sseady. 100 tassNo1 at
@ ontaek basz Do a Sc tack: os hAks do Il SIC
Oh track.
Rt 70e on track.
SEEnS-I:e.rfptA :l.6tt bs. Timothy Ia fair dcnaud
abass good at s.eo II .asa ls nj q: Hungarian Gass
Qu!rt. il taet Al 6nc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. S: Ibis 100 bbla iow.proc,
country wiocs VI t:kc.
ALCoHoL-4ec T f1l.
NE sroRK-Nomn nals s,e.sq61'.oo.
LARD--ScaseE aud nortrai At II
TALLOW-Qult 1t 10c.
H1pE-Recrspta, 3I,sle ~. Market shadc batter.
Eales to-day It the following nsurrs:-Gseeo
Greeu sated. 742sc; Green Gail. o.; Dry Flint
Dry Cali 1Gc.
PorAToEs-Dnll nj e3Gsse.
E1Gs-sHc pr doz.
BUT1Ek-Fnkln. easc; Roll. aGlct.
, 1860-04-10

OF tA1&sAAsasI INV Yo1K. Aprfl9.
sasd ipe r. 1s sss
saes, IL ] f. a.: III s u t H. e:
.he!iue brand: al 1os.d hoop olio: artss ci's W
s: % Fl: ,S tss5 Sf!y +; ssS
edlee Corn Meal snail ~ & ~
ae..rv baekwhcss Flour dull and nomina u is7si ii
Dull; sales sto brl, at s.@@3-chieay ct the
G1A's-Nhcas market arne, with fair sxpo,t de,, and
@ eo ~ mueh ,esr sd the pce.
sse n.iieV te1osa Sa 'e ai ps. seataf, i q
y So sgsHsstss ID: =. es5@ e
s''S 's' ht's "a
10 R";1n heavy with raeA Of brls tx. lar qa et
sl 1 ,tra. asd H. fir ;sass. LMa
T..ioT-M.,ls, a.. :, dul md seay. Il lox for prime
+, Sr1in MI d:1ate request Sales s. Ia seia
tsoyI narte. dull and pcc. still rplc In
sss sss {; p iSssss :;
st%sss s * =; e; Az iofss sea.is % is se \.
i: ~ t ti@le fsf ss:e,a and sials ii s'ste s
OK a. 1s. tsl sa ~ rss S4
s. . bSsou qa1s ; aot ~ %y Lard steady with nj
prtne forward delivery Ut H. Hut;cr dull ii@3 Quo:
l.@:o state. Cb.,e steady. loal:H.
GGocfHlkscee vtry quilt bu. ffna. sales so bags
saa Domingo III 1sx. kice quiet and nhetans-d
ssaEa'F saE' h.r1y 80 :.ti.e nut steady. "a es SO
atsa@7ke and 80 lds Arlaao u !x:. The IL r.
tnaie III siuo hid suElr 600 his MelAdc II 100 hxs
a'. ho9 es. Mul2sses steady. Saesy hhss Muscoyado
at3lc.
e4ocxs-ueayy. No G. e. . 80, t.ai - se<. n and
=. C4;k. = Elie H. Harlem pnu SEX Il. nd
!uE4s 80 Gil a., Gu CHI 4 Is III, Harlem iVk, u
, 1860-04-10
Adjourned Meeting Of the Houfd OF
E6ucH1{ous

Adjourned Meeting Of the Board Of
Educattons
CHICAGO: Apli, !. $50.
Present-Messrs. Haven, Porter, uiggiuson,
Ward. Hayes, Dore, Moselcy, Taft, Hoatd, Fos-
ter, Lass and Carpenter.
Absent-Aessrs. Newberry, Sheahan, md
Sturtevant.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.Ward presented several plans of School
Buildings for the inspection Of the Board.
Mr.. Hoard presented propositions from sevc-
raj parties offering lots for School purposes, in
exchange for tue lot ut the northwest corner Of
Wabash avenue aud Twelfth street
On motion of Mr. Taft, the consideration Of
allquestions IN respect to the erection Of L new
School building in the South Division, WIS re-
ferTed 10 the Committee on Bnlldlngs and
Grounds, together with Messrs. Carpenter and
Hoard, with instructions TO advertise for pro-
posals, as follows:
1st. To purchase the lot now belonging TO the
city.
Cd. To sell to the city lot for School pnr-
poses in the South Division, near Twelfth st.
Sd. To furnish the city a lot for School pur-
poses in exchange for the lot at the corner oil
Wabash avenue and Twelfth street.
| The resignation Of alr. uudnutt, teacher in
| the High school, and OF Miss Harmon, teavhe1
| in the Branch Of the Washington School, were
| received and accepted.
On mo ion of Mr. Moseley, the Committee OF
| Apparatus aud Furniture we're authorized t.
| procure furniture for two additional rooms.
| " Il, WELLS Secretary
, 1860-04-10

Ap.tl o. 1861
rFop ~. ea'' HsFson FONT sauee 11om unbes Is pkg.
MTE Is',E it'kra ~ ,1a as naInf; Sson1o: 5sGm Lumber
i:,;c MINE S,ns Tnnr E.rt, 81 - ~ III eus No1n
i;s is : n"os. uso.'; @ !." I'm shlnEle.
s x 3" aana. e & swa ssn & 'esn ~ na !, l e1scs
& T s.,s ~, "" iett1 W o;us wood
@thF W. sa1Aes' oc'' NAt'o"de 5'otn 81 n:.es lSoa
| Gil. = s.e 1f.,,, e...,., s,.., ..., ,n, $780,,
Ssh- us,.aj ts,rh .i,rr /. q a ~. co'us Rooo
~ ~ i II; IN. T., rhnnn.nn % ~. :, - ~ ~ ~1a.
XIII I'm a. III s;n',;s ~ r,.o @ IM ia saves.
thinr;t, N d. III * i: f,,1s "'p pte'' ~ III
s, e4.1s.us % ~ @ 49, - Il; s; - ~ su, T..
sc4s L.tns. men, Aascis. Black Lake 65m iumler,
:s,h- :; ; .n ~ x,; Ky Is 1,,,,,a ,,t ,,,.
scaF Gs3c Dew, Garrett kalama1oo, asna iunbtr 10u
| sct, t.n:,.., f,o,.,. E,,,u,,o,
Civ ,f.a..s1t Ieaths1: 4,on,.o. II, t.. 1,,,
o'4' ~ i 4nonsoo' hthe 11'e1t aem ionet7. 9em
~ ~ ..,,
ocif alh} ana T1oJ. Long, 1heoo!gan 1o0 II ucs 1400
s, 1'W i, sWen;I y i; r7u t,.,s .1.~.. ,,,-.
& sn y y " w. ~, saM aFS,o taafaa. Lam pmeet.
S SeEs ia y .sano' McnAta siusAeson. sl lumber
~ ~ l4eeS tos Y eoIo$ saiuSto oolN
:;ahs nnn inofi,ie 1onhson Aus4reoi: t.In Iumhsf
ecnf seoIah". CIIaesdA4e fot Washington. 1lo cords
g., W;on. .,,
seaE, 1!cnur Long. ts nn it!ycf. - eotte wood ~
oc3 Su nsHahA scosA'a D. 1oaepn -7 luinucf. -ooo
c., !! t!.uGr. Gr.. D.. r,....,,.... .n
e.. ~ Il ts":nrne nv. ,is X. -. - ~ "oou.
oeaA ~ ~ oActt VIII "ooAes ~ c4a hl!1ele uo
s.,- 'sn o.1a t;irs'ess; ;Is ss.,., n.non. co,,
ocn' 1aas ~ 'a'' 1a's| ocaeps o''a 'u"oe Aatn tAlt
sr1, 30 3fe,. p,h, r IN, sh,A,rr,, or ,-a .ua, .o
xhi3r -. hi ~ ~ .sm onn. ~ e'aa "oo'+ So7o
, 1860-04-10


WASHINGTON, April B.-The Pacific RaiIroad
Committee has finally determined On one RoaI'
adopting the basis Of the Curtis bill, With
eiaa>c that the route should touch Salt Lake
L1J. LUIS bill vii! be resisted in the House by
lne large interest friendly to the Southern Pa.
-."v project, aud il it should pass there, it will
encounter more decided opposition in the
Senate, where an effort viii be made to amend
il with that addition. Recent intelligence states
mnions. tue canadians abandoned the scheme
Of Facl1c liailroad as imprac:icab1e.
Ueila FORE, present District Attorney Of
Calforni0, contemplAtes resignation, il which
event Calhoun Denharu will be appointed his
successor.
No return nas yet been made to the Harper's
Ferrr Committee on the precept issued against
Ar. Sanborn, but it is expected Tomorrow
therefore the Committee does not legally know
ot his refusal to obey the summons. The next
step will be to send the Sergeant.at-Arms in
person, and if resistance is made. to submit the
question to Congress for legislation, US there is
no la* now authorizing this officer to call .
posfe eom1tatus, Like Marshal. in executing ju-
dicial process.
INT. Tines Washington Cor.esponaenee.l
Messrs. 0'ReiIly and Speed have addressed a
letter TO Cor. l. Us erens, Delegate from Wa.h-
ington Territory, proposing to construct line
Of telegraph feum St. Paul, 1iinn., to PuGet's
Sound, within two years, without any other aid
IRON the Government, except the simple right
Of way. They assert that the line can he built
for s2oO, 900.
senator G win will call up Mr.. wigfalrs Pacific
Railroad Bill in the Senale Today and its friends
are sanguIne Of passing it during the week.
The minority from the special House Pacific
Railroad Committee will also report the WigfAll
bill.
The decision of the special Senate Committee
, 1860-04-10
Gttp Tar SALE.
GTATE OF ITIINNIS r..-.-

Si,AoIE o m OF ILLINOIS, County
a. Sas%sh % Sns s ~ e caleaso IS CITY Collector. It,
b. 1,hy xen. that waerea. the md. rsxp+d
~, nv ~ "t n. cty or Ch!eaxo ID On The twxnv
'nJ % %Sahaeev ~ a. D. i6ss II special Turn. uf ia
Eutr.u1 Luutt ~ Ehc4x. t-Cia aLd h-L o1 .ttt 9sr
asossa!a ~ y = the Goa ilous in .sd y OK cheas
fepot " hlt te9fs Tic ans s1,en,r ,i-e. -
sss Of n he au a. aa.s
Interest anti c,sts fespeetvtly TIC IN =. -
the general Coaltcu n watlat for tte cr1rficn
nual taxes o sia y ot Chtaso fr liz s
4. D. l9. and Uo account 0f the several ,1.si
hereinafter mtntoned ald. Neras in}.IIsr,s Latns
been pronounced by aa Court against ia mi. ss.
los p!ectS sad pafres OF laht hereinafter s
of said Collectors ss reports toge!a=r -a III. Ener r.
s4ie Of the Cnur out Of and ~
ses Of said Csust. dIiseteito hs sa city Cnlecsof '
Now. th refOrc. he It ku0v1 thu tho pi .
Collector Of ~ Gtv ot cbesR". VIII by vne II ,ha
pfrTl-t.s. on Friday. fhe :.h d4y VI Arn H. D. lseI
u thc b. us Gf tn "S'oek y thr ':5rnx " h* n"
,c s4e The fet'osn: e.er e.t nd., 'oa T. prss,
a a!ses OF Land De. rroed in a:d copy. Eers th
order Of eae he!esn for the # the ,a1c 1terff
ad Gusts or Of tbs ASSESSMENTS .E:eyest ard due
tLe'e respectively Upon kl general aptca warrant
n s copy. reports aat hereinafter described RESPECTIVELY
/ 10 Wit:
| A. c. MUELLER, CITY Collector.
for the collection Of thu annual tzxes fus IT,
| NtQtt2a1 Tsaf ~ D. taJ9.
, 1860-04-10

rba +oca;nts If t,,r, - DIV. .a,o.,,..s =.
N' " oo'1 'o-oA' "aoun'eo ~
o. 'ooo bushels. and the market opened buoyant
with an active inquiry ut Saturdays outside
auotations, hit becarnc xvcoker nm 'charoo IN,
tl,e REGENT of the New yorl d;sn.+chas rhaa
-. -. ""'a
aga'n stluenea. and before The close advanced
10, at which prices were firm. About G0,O00
bu. changed hands, ut 4Gfa464c for ueH recc;nts
NJ A.1c7Ac e., " . md 90, tax .a:.-.ei
-, ~. 1'A ~ - "ea 74s 'of feJec'so.
1nere was no h'ver Corn offered, except what
is in Store, aud buyers aud sellers were lMltc
anart in III cir riews. wbratwus in fair e,,,,,r
- a.. -" o"pr3
snu 'ue maFAe' opened ntm' ana under good
demand, advanced ac, closing firm after the re-
ceipt of the New York newa FIo,. .r,s i, f.;-
49, =. So ~. 80 - 4"'1
ueaoaau 'oF 11s'era aaa fntsnurgh marActs,
and holders were firm ut SATURDAYS prices
sales ranging from $A75@5.o7 for Spring ex-
tras, and 1918 for Spring super6ne. Oats we're
in good demupd far snecn1ution md s,,;,,,an.
,rd n. ,n,rLo, .a,..nass - ..:.s s.'psa.'
-ao .ne 'aasAes aasaocea le' "i'o sales ut st0
JIG for new receipts No. in store. and 30@3.c
for lots on track. Rye in fair demand by dis.
t:tlers at s,c7aer 1,,r,.vo,,;.+ nd.o.,,.. ,.'n
so'es' "ao '"t"ef ouH
1os lois III store. FFIme Timothy Seed is scarce
and in demand; with sales Of fair to good ut
, 1860-04-10

NEW YoKK, April S.-Tha London Times, in
an editorial, admits that the annexation of Sa-
roy must be quietly allowed, but at the same
titne denounces the act as one Of spoliat:ou and
wrong, and in principle as bad as march on
the Rhine or sudden attempt on Antwerp. 1t
adds: - II mus, leave upon all minds the con-
victiop that there is no safety except in contin.
ual w..,chfuIncss md armed preparation against
the possession Of a friendly powcr.'
The Ex Duke Of Tuscany is preparing to pro-
test against his fate.
Ars7R1A.-T.:e agitation in Hungary contin-
ues, and numerous arrests had been made,
, 1860-04-10

NEW ORLEANS, april ?.-Mai1s Of the s1oop
Savannah arrived. The small po1 was raging
among Miramon's troops at Aedellin. Doubt.
full whether Miramon will persist much longer.
The bark captured By the Indiauola was the
Maria Conception, Of the Marine Expedition
from Huyana. i Mexican schooner vas also
taken.
4 decree bauishing American citizens md
confiscatine their property was published nj the
Capitol. The Arizona from BRACES is below
with 81 900, 900 in specie and 50 United States
trnnna
, 1860-04-10
751presses.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ COMPAEY5

1r1khAl 1 " tDlEhN 1sAlL w AL
~ COMPAEY"s
EXPRESS FREIGHT LINE.
For Through FreIsh. Only.
New Central Great WesteE1, nau @Gng roads to
ChIcsgo and III the West,
lh= Koads Urmsrs this old aad reliable route from the
seaooard and the We=t have eo1saa.zeda
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving ps,ttcs Reas and greatly Increased Di,es,ch
u Ffe!khthe Iains forming the Line, Est and " t
With the sams EesT At making connre AZ the
ks,es - i9T = BY aay etbe, Nee; HeelanatIoas
Expn q Line. via u. ". T."
Ia New Yor<. deliver gods at Eudon RIyrr Railroad
Passenger Depot street. Canal street Depot.
In Hst.n. deliver eoodsa Boston AID Worcester Ka!eo.t
Depot aud ua1k Is above.
Through Bill OF L,dlnk given, and Reclanatons rd. 4.
any OF the Eompauy4 UEcrs.
E. +. BEACH, Agent, 9iS Broadway. New York
OTIS k1ABALL, Agent, q State street, Boston
4. WALLINGFOKD, Western Agent
Corner Lake aad Dearborn Streets opposite Ttmo.t Hcuse
Chicago. mhs16Q-ly
, 1860-04-10

Hartford Municipal Election.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 9.--4it the city cleo
tion to day, Henry G. Deming was elected Mav-
or By Az majority. The whole Democratic
city ticket was elccled by an average majority
Of 4CG. The Aldermen and Counciimen are
equally divided. Tie whole number Of rotes
1aSt 1rne
, 1860-04-10

SonR1s7owS, Pa. april 9.-The Opposition
Convention for the 5sh Congressional District
has elected James Hoover and DR.. Jackson del
egates to Chicago. and Dr. ]. n. Roger and
Frank Crosby alternates. The delegates will
vote on the first ballot for Cameron. Mr. Hoop.
er favors Seward, and the others Bates.
, 1860-04-10
The NewRpaper EXPRESS,

BEFFALo. April 9.-Thc y. 7. Herald, 1riJ-
tae aud 7iH<s Of this morning were received
a1d distributed here ut six o'clock this evening.
This hereafter is to be m everyday occurrence.
, 1860-04-10

cattle arc faf below this Fex fancy lots thes always
GOOD demand and they will bring ahcy WORTH but tie
1uas1es is ovc.-strcsed with common cattle
"-Tberc f"s llt'lc demsnd TT hogs and the market
ou al drelsne There are hut tcw TT hogs arriving how.
e'e'' Inc fccetp:s hcing "losslS stock hcgs
rRtcEx ron T,r uvrr
, 1860-04-10

Bos7oS, April 9.-The Niagara; from Liver,
pool ria Halifax, arrived ut o'clock this after.
noon, having been detained below by fog sinee
early this morning. The mails for the Sou4h
20 forward By the evening train, due in New
York at midnight.
, 1860-04-10

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
4l GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAYS.
SUMNER tKKASGEMEST:
Tacs teaye tha trea& CenA Depot foot Of Iaka s-et,
Chicago:
;:lAnL xhtnine Exp.e. {Sundavs exceptet az.iys at
Detroit 6.45 pm >Hf, tnslon Bl.st nv aul Albany
Sl0 pin. eew York 9lJ pm, Htston II II night.
sG0pn-New YORK IL Sou Ipsesa. t-xcept >Atunisga)
arrive X De.rptt s:5l al1-, Suspension bridge Or
Bu@aIo TOO pm., Albany Is an. New Scfk
10:t3 A.. 6o&ton 4a1 pra-
ia p-EIprr.s Ma (e1crpt -aurdsy) aTFve at Detroit
l. r0du, Suspenssnn ondas 100 pm, Albtny 9-15
an. New lUts LII poa.
ac1A-1neiuras. md Louisville E1p.rss-fe1eept SIM
.iavs},hrcuga IN II hours 70 Cincinnati. i hours 10
LOUISVILLE.
500 pm>exeett Saturday, tkrou1h IN 1a9 houss 10 cn-
cir nat. Is hours to L0l:svtl E.
Sunday rrlrs pm and tu - pm.
f1te.t Sc. ping caks IN all My; Rains.
Lake Hatoa HsilwaY ,or Fulfil Ind ~ ennss ta't ~ To-
fonso with thetra Trunk kaiway Kin. stnr fnxos
fnFEh. MONTREAL Quefec and All poins 10 tanaaa E.t
Northern fc. munt. Ne~ h-U4hiIe and Maine.
p2SkAt- checked through,
Thzcuh Ie4ss :nt aas ). the principal Railroad o.ers
IN tEa Snsh md West, and II the Companys otfce -
De.saora stest Chicago. he dspos foot or street.
r. y. KlCE, Superintendent.
Il. J, SFAIoEya. General PASSENGER espf, les
, 1860-04-10

GALVESTON, Texas, April a.-The Democratic
Convention met the ed and was largely attend.
ed. The platform adopted takes strong South
ern grouul. A resolution passed requiring a
delegation to Withdraw from the Charleston
Convention, If the t~o~th I'd rule is rejected
, 1860-04-10

Hon. A. n. stephens Don't Want tile
Churls stVn Nomination.
Augusta. April "A private letter from Hon.
Il. IL Stephens to G Georgia delegate to Char1 s.
ton, protests against the use Of bis name at tile
| Charleston Convention US q candidate for tile
| f1rae;farrv
, 1860-04-10

pOAG, FARMER q CO.'S
EXPRESS.
+ a ST F IL Z I C HIT LINE.
Via New York and Erie Railroad,
ATCUKREST RAILROAD RATES.
by att Rail or Rail a2d Sfean. to Uu6aIo
Marx paekaets'r F.3 Co." EXPRESS, AID Ii intend
ed f. r Steam, mark !" Ste.l!a."
0fF!CES-i!1 bToaaw4y. CoEtlald street, LIS Broad
street New Yu1k aud
No. 8 Pomeroy's Building, Chicago.
or Gl!is aiding. apply Is above.
hethsG-+n GlBS.iS L CHASE. Agents.
, 1860-04-10
MICHIGAN CANAL.

1LLIN0IS:AND MICHIGAN .CANAX.
acknowledgements :.
Hiaxa:ha, L. Safe, {;1I In en.p
Planet, In t,lle tto0 bu corn.
Afknna L. Sale n 0 Ia etrr.
Sultan, In sale, s % ,,u corn4
Ellen, La kAlie 4t31 In corn.
7 Gc, La Sale - : bu ensn-
UEk Overall La Salic .1 bu corn, 1850 ID, while lcad
3s31 lbs u,dsc.
r II Bruwn, 1ockport, co cvds stnne.
EARED........-......Ap1ll7.
Leonard IL S,c 1as Gel Il lumber S. co. shingles 10
nQQ lath. ~. tn rngn. -
Altoona. ~at It. II lumber. 31l shingles.
NOck Hun, La Sar h0 II in,ter, 20 COO ti!EE, TO
Snnc!eA.
Ga,i,a!d t. ati. 4s Il lrnl,e, 80, h cat .ea bu
ptatots 4..a lbs fuFu tu1e ~ tous ri. !Ttu, q
COZ.
Etticf, Morris lo5ls lumber, l1N1 kdnc SEQ shin.
Ect.
II n tiEnwn Lockport. light
, 1860-04-10

FLOUR AND GRAIN IN sToRE
The following tebls shows the amount of
Flour and Grain in this city on the 7:h instant,
compared with the corresponding dates for a
series Of wears;
, 1860-04-10

MosDAr EvH1za. April ., lHo.
The following ere tho reccipts and shipments
for tbs past twenty -four hours: