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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Extcx-The7s viii be regular service on next Sabbath.
inkon and Jer.on Streets West Side e the houts Of toK
4. H. and aHr.x.
Preaching 10 mo9row morning and eYsnnE. In the South
Presbyterian Church, y the Rev. T. u. Cuunlnxhsm,
Pastof elect
PzxacH1zo Il 7Hx W7ewAx.-Tte Young MEMS Chsts.
tan Assoc alton hss they hsre secured the ssz
vicea Of Rev Wiber ArK1E pastor Of tho Jede1son s
Aethodlt E2eopsl Church. to preach In tbs W7g~sn,
At4r. II. tomsr7ow.
Rev. DR.. RYDER viii occupy his palpt {St. Panls 1&
Upiyaas Van BURN street and AbsAh Arenue>
tomorrow morning and evening, s.loK aad * o'clock
Hu deonrse In the ~, ming VIII he upcu the Late 1heo
dose Parker. The public xe respectfully tns'sed.
srsnrr411n<-Mlss Haie.t Win lecture 1t knksbuzJ's
Hall % Sunday, II 1ox A.M md 1Hr.1.
Church Of the Ascension tFro'e4sat Ep!seopal) on
Oak street. rec7 the eosner Of Wells North DtEidon,
opsa for Dvnt service every surdsT At 1o3 o'clock H.
xand " ~ md k.so On Wednesday evening as sevsa
O'Clock. Sunday School at1Kr.x. Rev. "n- Fulton-
Rector.
St. JANns' CKrEcH-The hour fsr sundzJ Afternoon
eesEiea in St. Jamts' Church II Fire o'clock.
-Ttere ID blvns sezviee ii St. Johas Church. On West
Lake street. oppokte rnlon Farl, every Sunday u loh
A. ~ and * r, II, Tomorrow eyen1nE the Rt. Rev
Bhhop Whl.ehouse will prssch and administer 1ne ous
1anee Of Con6rustion.
Rev. Mr. coyer viii p.esch IN uns Church sdaoa9'
1th iast. loH X. Subeot Two dA1s Ii Inc paeA
Of tie TotnAdo." Tho public Ire Invited.
, 1860-06-16

~beAla.ny. Smith. centessls 30 cords ~oed' loo ID
sesr pJe1S sIcsti. 1o.x, K.,m.z ", 70 N Lumber.
sesr h1sea csppe 3D. u0ys i1er' 100 cords wood Is
sehr 9eisv,a Gse.s.s,!s ss s. ;'11 a lumber
@ seir 81 TtI 91mpe;l!, IN! W.s:,; r las ter.
Self WI Aia.!c6. smrsoa Tvs Alvers 60 m lumber III
sehr Fanny nd flay Long, sh.b'rs.n 80 railroad ties
sssr Asa:s Tso1as yoen;,n Mn.e.gop: :, sera;~ood.
- CLEAEED..............Juns II.
EEs s5s. Ss::5si ssss': ,n,,.
ss$ s:s*Tsssss ss: 's y;
nag gAontesnn.s. Moor. rs.e,.on,. Pier. <~.,
schr lmperta' nan' Buffalo, 1000 bu oaa e5es lun'
scAr Asht.bul., IlAnmtr Grand 11..en.
seSr ReSs ien n1'Hs us.
sr EVE Fsss'ie FS IT, SrE.c bu
sesr esr xs,3~ins Js1ea f!end n9ss 1ssrss9g n,se
s.; e. VI. ns:s Hs:ss bs siss e. ;tss I
schrs Nozth. BeeH. sheboyKan.
81 c,sas: sI': ho9x Kala%sa kixae Pier,
Az @ :;esya: % 5:1s:ss, ] ]asstss7ils. ...;
sesF 2sn%s,. ose fsa& tu
Hchr Waleu, Warren, HollArd.
Sehr kitiy Grant, Hauson, White Lake, :
s'oop Tarelles Jo nson, Po1t uho:
Pass<d Detroit, Jaxs 14fh.
-props Msntgone.y. Eagle. Casaraet Aerdota. In
HasxI, star Of The North, AustIls Haze. Miner.
ROE Weedtn. s;sar II thr Wstt, Chas Sumus!. " X
lfsnn. + kexton Hefcue Meridian. Atch, NGnpar-
el Mosntaineer, AHk sibley. H1Lat Harriet f1anes
owT-stmr Clevs and props G.!cna, n B Spaaldlng
bark Gibraltar: schrs It h!blEs, GnelMa = CLanu,
Niddtsex, Seneca Chief. Ent-Errre-
Lake P0rfss
DETROIT, June 1t.-clea.ed tshs Racer. Adams, Chi
BUFFALO. June 13.-C1ealed. brig Young America
Doyle Chicago ;.
Oh cnxo. Clesrtd. schr Ente1pr.te, Gilman, do.
, 1860-06-16

NEW YonK, June 15.-The arrangements Of
the Japanese Reception Committee arc fully
completed, aud promise tt~ to them Of nnu-
hire Of the windows along the line Of the pro.
cession. The front Of the Metropolitan Hotel
is already decorated with hundreds Of Japan
ese and American flags. That part Of the hotel
set apart for the Embassy, has been decorated
under the superintendent Of Leland Bros,
with tasteful magui6cence, embracing several
novel features, the reception rooms being pan.
neled with finely. executed paintings Of Japan
ESQ subjects.
, 1860-06-16
TERRIBLE TORNADO IN KANSAS.
many Buildings Blown Down.

:LKATzSwoa7u, June 15.--Lykins county,
hnansas, a. was visited BY severe tornado on tie
o!a inst', at 4. II. At O.sowatomie and n
Giulty houses were unroofed and much damage
oone. ihe house Of Abraham Holiday, two
mues H IRON ossowatomie, was blown to pieces,
and ans, MfS. holiday ed. a: Indianapolis sew
T1u 81 : 6oql'alogs we're destroyed. At Stanton, D.
vicinity 80 >''
, 1860-06-16
FOREIGN NEWS.


Information has reached Lloyds that Dutch
excursion steamer was lost of Antwerp On Mon.
asy night All on board supposed to number
about 6o-were drowned. :.
Inc closfng sentences Of II. DeLavalette's
speech which has greatly alarmed the French
mefch&nta at Constantinople, ran thus" Be-
ware Of entering into any great speculations,
more am not able to say to you"
n short speech made by the Prince Regent
ei Prussia during the ceremonies attending the
formal opening Of the Rhine and Nahe Railway,
ae declared that Prussis will never permit an
inch Of German ground to be loat to Germany,
The Canadian Company hiss contracted for
t~o new steamers Of $500 tons each, they will
be nar1ed tho Aibernian and Norwegian,
, 1860-06-16

WAsBIsGT1S, June l5.-Ihe report made to
the Senate this morning By Mr. Mason, chair
man Of the Harper's Ferry Committee, com
pr,ses $50 foolscap pages, exclusive OF volumi-
Browns movement and results; and reference
is made to the utter insecurity Of the peace and
safety Of some Of the States owing to the excl
ted condition Of the public mind. The rihed
carbiues manufactured in Connecticut, it would
appear, to be ordinarily used in STRIFE in Kan
sas, and sent thither for that purpose. were
voluntarily placed BY the Massachusetts Kansas
Committee, through its chairman, ia the hands
of Brown, with vague aud unexplained instruc-
tions as 10 their use, but the truth was, it
would appear, he finally conceived the purpose
Of melting civil war in some Of the slave States
This expedition, so atroclous in character,
would bare been arrested had eyen ordinary
care been taken on the part ofthe Massachusetts,
Committee to ascertain whether Brown was
truthful in his professions. The Committee are
not prepared to suggest any legislation which,
in their opinion, would be adequate to prevent
like occurrences in future. II the several
States. whether from motives Of policy or de
size to preserve the peace Of the Union, it not
from fraternal feeling, do not bold it incumbent
guard in future BY appropriate Legislation
against similar occurrences, the Committee can
tind no guarantee elsewhere for the security of
peace between the States Of The Union. So
lar, however, as the saiety Of The public
property is involved, the Committee would
earnestly recommend that provision should be
made by the Executive or By law to keep un-
der adequate military guard the public arnoriea
aud arseuals Of the United States, in the tame
way aud utter the manner now practised at the
nayy.yards and forts. The report is signed By
Messrs. Mason, Davis and Fitch.
Senators Colamer and DooIt.le, the minor
ity of the Committee, in the course Of their brief
report, say there is no evidence that any other
cit11eus than those with Brown were accessory
to this outbreak, nor any proof that any others
had any knowledge Of tha conspiracy or It's pur.
poses in the year 1859; nor does any evidence
show that there was a conspiracy to rescue
Brown or his associates from prison in Tir.
eiuia Time and reflection have happily dissi
pated much Of the alarm aud suspicion, and
have shown that this raid wss but nn ohshoo,
Of the exciting outrsges aud lawlessuess in
Kansas. They say there ia no fact calling fos
Congressional legislation.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE United State.
Agricultural Society has nearly perfected the
arrangements for holding its Eighth Annual
Exhibition at Cincinnati in September. The
premium list will be larger than at any simila,
Exhibition In the world.
The report sereral days ago that Gen. Johus
ton would be appointed Quartermzster Genera
has cot been confirmed. 1t ia proable that Col
Charles Thomas, the senior Colonel in that de
pa1tment, will succeed to the vacancy occasion
ed by the death Of Gen. Jesup.
, 1860-06-16
Fires,

New Yong, June 15.-The store house Of
Boone Puchtas, fire works factory, at VII
liamsburg. exploded yesterday. The building
was demolished, but no lives were lost. Loss,
$1,000.
A stable and six houses, on 4ed street, burnt
last night Thirteen horses persisted in the
flames.
, 1860-06-16

Prat,ne rspe1 every Tae and np,iitv- oe1tlss
uELMBOLD'S GENUINE PRE-
kEtNRotBs nge$HH +:
ASS5s S$SH R$SHS +; +: S;s:;:
HEtMSSER HSSHS e: e: R;sss:; S!!en
sSGsH Gssa sssei pssy
SfST S{ 6 g. Msas;sss Nsat ssa.
EtSE$ SS f: (: {EPSss IA + r: a.ss
HEaMRoLD's b,IcAu for Aesstness of Tic Eye'd-
nFhsh5aSs h5G5 soa q; :eS 55S aSis e Ill s A.
HE sSf SHS Z: zs:;:ss ss* ,.n ,s..
ESzEEsEFSX4hEs-FENatEs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OLD OR fopfffx fx4Sa ftHs4E haKAha 1KAhE1hg OR 'oSTEa
A@AA> THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
HELMBoLDS EXTRACT BUcHU
Is THE VERY BEST REMEDY IN THE WORLD
na seoa iist. & j. 10 o. IL t. '''''
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
eE txAF1oxs AnovE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Be WITHOUT IT.
.Bs AsEss5I 5I.e,
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
SECRET DIsEAaEs
IN Al their s.sses = l!.t,s Expense
AND NO EXPOSURE.
Usa HELMBpLDS EXTRACT BUCHu for E1essSes
azihng ftom hahsis lnduleeu!n
~ xogSc AND oaaD.
& III roper discharge and will The patle1t
SHSps So Ex4sA & f Fl S1BSh Bs for
&: S2fFzsF sGoa5 fer n
'<S''''' ' Oa1N;Anx ORGANS,
Whether existing In
MALE !! Or Z. FEMALE, r.
From wh..ever cause Originating and no matter Of
Hasw LONG STAMPING.
trsatmsut md nay originate from the same eanse.
Read! Head3 Read:
uELNBo1p:s BuCHU Is s.le and pleasant in TASTE
o Ss :: e S
e s,s5 r nsEss .sss;et
sfef Fl hs 81 zaes%s & hSss
F.ee ii par bottle or s'z Tor ~ eOresed to sns i'd
dress. ~ ~ .,rr,rpoY4
+; Pepased b. 4. T. ~! - ~, Gso,,n,.
No. lo4 Soulh Terth'n-. below Chestnut Phila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT IS
AND UNPRSCIpLED DEALERS.
Who eud+Avo, 10 dispose "cF Tuu1 oxs" AID o7Hra
sxTrsIu az 11H zxFpIA11aH 4rfAIxIo BE
11 1as'@so'as Genuine E9ssss, E;sg.s,qSSsss Ssssp.
- Safmratillx.
| ~ Improved Ross Wash.
| Sold By JN0. u FANhs
/ No. III Lake street.
xy1 4IL DRUGGISTS EYERTWHERE.
| ,cr roH HEtABoLpB TAKE no OTHER
| .t.r. out the advertisement and ecnd fos It,
| AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
| -.ax x>&.vwqdAtat-t4:4-1y
, 1860-06-16

The receipts Of Corn to day were ngaln hber"
al, and under discoursEing news from below
the market ruled duh and heary-burers har-
ing the decided advantage. The market opened
With fair shipping aud speculative inquiry ut
the inside figures Of yesterday; but after the
Eastern dispatches were received, shippers held
Of, and at the close prices had fallen 1@ltc.
About III, 900 bushels changed hands ut 474G
4s8c for No. ! in store; 4s@47c for No. 9, ind
4sc for Rejected. Wheat was also dull, and we
note still further decline Of l@2c, with trans
actions amounting TO about II 900 bushels, st
3lo2@1 os for No. ! Spring; e1.o1@1-os for
No. Spring; and ss@9oc for Rejected-the
market closing heavy, with downward tenden-
CT. There was more activity in the -four mar.
ket-bolders having made further concessions
of 5@l0c. About 800 bbls changed hands at
s4.75@6 90 for medium to choice Spring extras,
1915 for Spring superhne, and 1915 for RE
Flour. Oats were in good request and steady
at s9c in store. Nye 7oc. Barley dull with
aa1es Of lower grades at 45@5oc. Highwines.
1sc. Nothing doing in provisions. Hides
quiet. The buyers Of Wool have increased,
and there Is more actire competition for the
few lots offering We heard of but one sale to-
day Of Native at esc and Three-quarter to Full
blood ut SIC. Nhitedsh are exceedingly dull
and another decline Of laic has taken place
No. selling a. 81.
Vessels are ecarco md rates Of freight are
armer. Propellers were engaged to-day at &c
for Corn to Buffalo, aud sail vessels at 4}c for
Wheat to Buffalo aud Corn to Port Colborne.
pae vessel to arrive was also taken ut Gle for
Corn to 0swego.
Flour IN NEW IoRK.-The Courier and En-
guirtr Of the 18th says:
BUYERS Of State and Western hour were again
holding of this morning, encouraged by an
zbsurd over-eBtirna1e Of the stock in market,
published in the journal ef Ctnsneree. But
holders, knowing its fa!slty, refused to give
7rsy to apy material extent, and business was
rery inactive, and, quotations must be slightly
reduced. There u . general disposition, as
usual, 4his month, to break down the prices Of
Southern Hour.
SArr or PROVISIONS At AucT1ov.-The Cinciu-
nsn Gares4s Of yesterday contains the follow
ing:
There WIS sale, By trustee, Of provisions
nj Chillioothe to-day, which attracted & good
desl of attention Dealers were present from
th1s city. Philadelphia, New York and Buffalo.
5he bidding was not spirited, but full prices
were realized. The pork was bought BY Gin
cinnsu operator. The lard, which was fair No.
/. was bought in part on Philadelphia account.
The bacon was purchased in small lota, mainly
by furnace 'tnen aud for local consumption.
Annexed are The particulars Of the sale:
, 1860-06-16

#If you want a good Kerosene or Coal
Oil Lamp, which will give the light Of eight can
dies, NOT costing hut seven.eighths Of cent
an hour, emitting no odor or smoke, and not
explosive, 60 to the Lamp and Oil Emporium,
1e2 South Clark street, between Washington
and Madison. Lard, Solar, Fluid. Lunar and
all kinds Of Lamps altered to burn Kerosene.
ie15-1m
, 1860-06-16
THICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers' Warehouse.
+ wauTwcrnN ETRTET...,,.90

-...-,h..,, .r.n.red 10 fnInish T3pe in lasxs q
snauaass .de suPs:tH. Ssssy ay,2,sa q @esM .nh m
tas1 60 nf prsses tx, WOOD Type apd s1eynsax
nsssy for P1inanE oes asw esst e nsss
w;sa;n& e o'osf Oh B. L. DODGE T1sssurst.
, 1860-06-16

ST. Lor1s, June 15.-Judge Semple Orr of
Springfield addressed the people Of that place
this afternoon, and announced himself as An
independent candidate for Governor Of Missouri
He will not now enter the campaign, bnt will
canvass the State with Col. Jackson, ths Demo-
e-asir candidate
, 1860-06-16
New York Cattle Market.
1px TIE WEE rHprna JrAE IL, LEGO.
abridged from Thu1day's New York Tribune
Hxn oATMk-


Number reported for the market It Forty fuurth
The p1!os to-day are quoted as folloWs:
Ms99ants MesT91a sS@ "
CIotnaly ....... ..'"..s.....'"'"..".s"s. at&
s Ever ii he @aiist 49,:
The most of the saletrauge tInm 20
they hsa reached he lowest depth q The decline q
Ress sh.t h., bssn e. We E prsoesh& IL dSWn%a 5 ,e
aud duef opening b.s rot SEN sncs the
day. markets ven There we're n The
qaay & city
butcher lhese ~ers rot y many eita 1ps sas " ma
iaSs4 ih.1 Il ny aas ~ rev
nj Tdeht b-es; but IN "a opinon. ,be number sold
for thas pse f. god p.yiDg snsoess upon aeu.i ~
I'd @ ones I'D "a tEese rom dss1s could E peted &
yied q isiow I'D = essf in .he qoa.en ssle
~ ots .ad e T. &C. ,sy M qss
pound or r ,hnt co :her o. sg
n Sentasy io Eve &
Il ths 9s5fei June y 1s:s the Summer decline
1e eteoad shsd ssse H. r,sss
va s6s3 e las ,sn I'LL week .nd ths pics now Is e
rer pound OF = per bettes With the exception o! the
4. .ss Tue h
hope for tas yeaI2 And aoe same p:oposa aoa holds
pasy s fs
o tobcr u, Noven ber 1r5s 4uaatiaso medium bn
locks were s4se and Ia December Ut S&8e and III.
low et grades ii tosc- II the ratio prevails
autumn that prevails nowhzt Il cents pound lower
-ttla easy to re Whit will b. the Que'a.ons.
TIE CLoAE or TIE xARXE7.
This lowest depIn not reached yesterday: that
reserved fur today when buliocka seIng wore COM
pszd with cost ,nan narkat since The
crop annual one and We shall be surprised to ny
don they stand ths blight q this tcson. The
ed better thar the n1st day sse desdsay wo:e. The
tas Of ths dfovsa viii le taken By whslezaia butchers
and epaculno.r who will uJ euy 1t yery low fFurcs:
close this report In Tho netnoon ths p7ospel Ks
very dull for all the pens beDR cleared belnrs night.
few nice Bullocks viii be tsken At low figures ior
Erszink but the farmers generally afraid buy tbs
rsteF e,ratipg sill further decline. We
believe tia. there is any danger Of loss upon
soc, T!ptop countrr fatted steers vii dnd purchasers
nmcnE No. butchers next ChEistmns At 10
pound for the beef Tbs grand Efforts Of Ea1eEs In this
vieinly should b. to ate their Bu'leck Just f4t
ch pastures and good make them and then sell
the unless ttey want TO buy aure and they CO. then
luy aud the f3ueeks t1 conrT thatln0 manure.
closing Of the market this week fstter
Ing ~ lean stock but real good
lve closed 10 day 81 An average a1 pout for the
2,eef.
BKxvE8 1koN DHTERKST oTATIs
L. u. AIesAon Co.. pEoprieton Of the Washington
nrcyeyafbs &+f street the Cattle In Market
, 1860-06-16

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-The Police Depart
ment hare given notice, in anticipation oi the
political gathering here next week, that the or
dtuance prohibiting the firing Of cannon, guns,
&C., in the city. viii be strictly enforced.
, 1860-06-16

arrest OIL q NAUfQeT&1s~A Nuols
EKw T. RK, June 15.-Francisco Domlnick
Ma, o, wh in 1s47 murdered Cathoiio priest
in New Orleans, has been arrested here and
will be taken 10 New Orleans.
Report says Samuel Neal and Thomas Bry-
ant. artists, Of New York, fought duel at Nor
folk. and that Neal was wounded.
, 1860-06-16

The following is synopsis Of the Cricket
Match played yesterday between the Prairie
Cr1cket Club Of Chicago and the peninsuiar Of
Detroit. The Peninsular won the innings and
took the bat with the following result:
, 1860-06-16

RELIEF Fon CAxAscHE.-The Rev. George D.
Young is appointed to solicit and receive aid
in provisions, goods, clothing and money for the
sufferers at Camanche, Iowa. many Of whom
have lost not only their houses and homes, but
their provisions, their clothing their all, By the
terrible tornado of June 8, 1860. And: also
to srlicit and receive did to erect church edi-
fee. Any aid giyen for the above objects will
be gratefully received and faithfully applied as
directed By the bestower.
Il. ANTHONY, Chairman Relief Com.
T. ". j. Los0. ).
CHAs- H. Toll, Sheriff Clinton Go.
HExnY WFisx
, 1860-06-16

HoAE FOE rnK FR1ExpLEss.-As special meet
ing Of the Board, for most important business,
is called for this Friday) afternoon, at 5 o'clk.
E.F, D1cK1SsoS.
, 1860-06-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

- Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be we'll done and at prices to suit the
fimea.
, 1860-06-16

%
The match will be concluded to-day, the play
ing to commence at 10 4. II. The Light Guard
Band will be in attendance and the public are
invited to attend. The Madison and Randolph
street cars run 10 the gaouud.
, 1860-06-16

How CHEAP The exclamation most fire..
quently heard at the old Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe store formerly Wells') where very
ures. Call and examine for yourselves.
, 1860-06-16

SrEwAR7's SroyEs-A new supply Of these
excellent Cooking Stoves are just received by
G. Metz, $50 State street.
innR17t
, 1860-06-16

Ho FOB TIE W1GwAx!-Before you "Ho"
much, remember the new Lincoln Hats, at Her
zog's, No. 65 Lake street. Get one, then :" 10"
as fast as you please ~ for the Wigwam." But
nayer =" Ho" bit'' till you get Lincoln Hat.
The rush for them is great. IPide Atoaks Uni
forms made to order at IS Lake. junl5-st
, 1860-06-16

decrease 0f 401 ht1d n The receipts 0I HoKA had
m effect upon pces Tht following ths quotations Of
Henry D. Trout Superintendent OF Allestons yards:
6e1VT ctfni&d hoEt.~ - ($$6.f6
Light corn fed 6.1s9 6.23
U!slcfJ-!ta 0S$ ot3
ul94lliPI liut9 9.i1
Ke hA1l have no more reports rom the Hudson Ryes
Hog Yatds foot Of Shs Tbs, concern has caved H. and
A3lartou las bought the old lumber.
The following Is the report Of Geo. n. Doran Of pisa
Of hogs thlsweek:
Lave weight. Dad weight.
Heavy prime eo1n fed hoEs.- Is @skc. TH@7Ae.
!Aeit prime eorn.fed hogs; ;-....-tK@ske- :A@:ke.
Heavy prime al' fed .eA&skc. sK@eke.
Liellt prime stuffed hogs ....bK@bKc- 6X&7Kc.
Tlefe are none On hand 10 day.
, 1860-06-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
4 moan

s-A AAAAAS 11Oo4AA AEA&A%As
The capacity OF this Koad Is equal 70 any IN tAs
T,r.. .rh-o,rh x,,.ouvrr rr.sr.
Ank"S 10l ~ - : a 9MEHI patE ES1tt @aAA@
bex~ee9 tttsT9skn h ge 1a 49,, xna."rsFas ts?!I
EonEdctnk direct IN LIE noh utRot aI tluahafn Wth
Through Trains fran ~ Western Ctass of fnlalelpha.
Nsw fuTk boAton. baltimore And M4sh n1nn Cfy: tl1A
fusnshn fac'les fnr r. "t un-
k1pnt4 nd Fat Llnt, n.a through u rhtaieIDls.
Tl1au1t ehaHxe .. ~ Ls ,.s, ~ y, ns ..,, u-or
s,nn ~ ~ E.r,,s.s nd Fa.s 1,ms ri. T4n.
nns tsi}y Nsl aoI Fa,t Las sun.hys exctrtx1 rsree
d.iy ifans connect dlrcet Tor New York EareeM ard
Fssi LIne connect kH Rltluoye and Wa.hlnk4on
AIThrouSh Passenger TE1a proslti ~ith Lolsh1!sea
PAent Hs1ktspsed under -ree eontrn afth Enxcser,
s'x Daily Trains tetwetn phGa1e1ha and Ssw York:
Two Daily TsAIs t~Iwesa New fnsk and Hos:on
Through Tcktts, Ill al: xoei ether OF the asuva
taln*.
Boat Tckt.S 70 Boston good viA Hths Fail River
tunnE Enn Lprs Rostp1 aAsxux ire u
charge though New fuEx.
TEXTS may be obtained II 1y ofttr tn RaroAi
QEexs Ii the W A!.o hA sly At The regular llpa
Of s:rane,s On tie Mississippi or ONO Isvsr. dad II lilo
Phi.aLelph!1.
~ -. A,v.va .s1ax .-rvx A.. ur,cx A
Ant o71xS ioT-1,
AsE FIR .rft,EkTS ny PiT-rxnrHcH
Tb.rmni.tnn ~ ths " -aa1n r.n,crfnos ~ ~ Penn
.rtvn,s n III R..stros.t N msIe. fhI.ths ~ A"
TiK FIR IISE Kk TWEEN TIE FAST Ann rRx
GREAT WEST
TN, so1nseae nf ~ as M s; ass,h- .ss
~ 4hine-s @ ~ F,.t1 - ~ he r..S .r. Xxi.
~ 1gSa!{yF,Sua te!A'.' aAt sat9 1sA's ~ 'tf't-
, 1860-06-16
:Dindnttal 'Qlln .Goutnttrcial.


= , " 4eeo
IT.. "a ~~b;b;t nn new
f.s.r.a 49, f,y1oa;nr t1cll-conBid-
'V"%oA CO. wv 4uuto *Ae 'o''s"Nb '. <,a:...,
cred svnnnhsa nf Cha MARKET from the IuIe~ko
.,:,,nd hx r. O.
H3AE Ik1f8 LAX pI 1o-a6Es lsDb@A'
Adam. E.a -Rinkar No. a Clark street.
NJ nf nrndute hare re1uceu
ING 6HNTF B61HE06nkbV "
&ha y,rHsn1nfn IN Eastern A1E4AuEe ~ - N~1
tha market il weak anu H.
regular. 8huuld The demand ron ne,en9otlIGG qo nG
cities be heavy. Istes ms5 - nram.nt in = short
annnfT Of currency and. .lnE.Eer decline ip
.-aE:rrA.: nfA CIRCULATION 0l Illinois banks Ii
EAe1@.e- hrt hardly sufficient TO meet the
lucreAo'uSs wv - ,..1rr A. tha r;rAseut
1rice al Z exolkpRe there Is bu} moderate mar
n-CGt in: rafrr1ino 1Ittnps currency for
coin, and ~ sopn ~ OAukelS aic ea1Aeue .A.'
, 1860-06-16

SPALDINGB PREPARED GLUE
eets Ill euerxe1ees and 10 household can II I'd to b.
wtthouth. lths alxays ready md up to TIA sticking
point. Ihess no longer ueceaAy for lmp1S ehats,
splnts1rd veneer4 hesdleas dolls md hrohsa t1adl4 Il
au1t the article for cons. ahe md otheroxmsnsl vu1
10 popular with Ladies of sstnemxat ind tasts-
Ih1adrahe preparation u used cold beInE chemically
held In solution. sud Possessing m the valuable Qualities
the best cahiaetH.tss oue It may be ussd in shs pAes
Of ordinary mueilags. being vsxtty raoss adhesive.
"usEFu1 n EVERY HOUSE,
F.B-A Brush accompanies each bot,.s.
Price, 26 Cents.
Wholssale Depot, No. ~ cedar.st. Hsv Yort.
Addseas HENRY .. sPALDIHo co, il.
Box No ssoe Eev York,
tes. SR aSs assis u G;s. so
Suiny each package. ~s'N'*
~ single Botsta Of hPALpIScs PREPARED
III wn sass cot annually 10 every hau1e.
soa y al prominent s.a.lone.z p,ux..,,, H,,i,~,.
ann Entnatnss Dealess, osoeeEs. aud Fa1Sy skorea-
iNGn + Gn fhEtAhED GLUE, when making Up heiY IL,
A. WI 1A0o any caa1aa1e' de1 dlJtod
, 1860-06-16

RExovA1. Leland l. Mixer have removed
their Office and sample room to lsa South VS.
ter street. Pork house, Flanders Block, oppo-
site Michigan Central Depot. m18-1m
, 1860-06-16

". .. Winsr leg before wicket Rosessen.......
Ludlow tuu ont, RoEcr&on..
9. 1aycock. out l;atzett,
T. ne95ss nsad boTlsd Bs1sett
s. Stewart, cauxht. jordan.
Thp. Bruse boTsad Aeeyes.
oldsrshaw ho~1ed n0getson..
10. 4. G. Leef]e bowed Kngerson.
II. $. 2. Odet1haw, carried OUT bat.
W!des.
NO Datls
, 1860-06-16

'.~.. Fa1pAr Ev11Ko, June 16 1850
The ibllo1ing are the receipts and shipments
or the last twent5-fo hours:
, 1860-06-16
SPALDING'B PREPARED GLUE

4soocadsat' vii h02rns u ,ea 1sqxkta3 tzse4s
TsEy Desirable 70 have 4ame cheap and eanyecent way
repsidnG Furniture, Croetuy, Toys, DC.
, 1860-06-16

~ a. d l.. lAFL1N,,
0e WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,


20 6oxsh W-s3sr sfFssf,
Are now receiving their sstn1 stock uf Fine Papers and
fAet+Eu Book Fnpe1 which they o1et It low rticea.
Printing at every t1e and hs~t rnstv- ne1h199