davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-14
Financial and Gommerria(.
MONETARY.

Fs'oAr EVENING hP'' d.
Tbs exchange marie! mas close so'd"y' ano
in the afternoon so:4c OF our largest banks
found 1,,cn,<e,xs, s1,oY, T1is was not ut all
:. -. T.. - .reet or two
surprising, as ossanees ioi wv 10. $50 e-,;nr,
hare been kept down TO INC 'o"ce' WV
},ssis in anticipation Of q decline. Hence very
-,;ot. ..t,;. d.n,,nd xss Immediately felt upon
'''s"' p..ns 1,ro haer firm .dar
upon The maFSe'' ''a'es Jaw w.
!" pes eeu1 - 's .-;.,> ~ a,,a.nd
oa 80. ~ :, aa..,,o~ ao,,ro, :, ,r;,j l..
'' u'o 49, c.;.,.. ,
seen TINT tne ss'fa'.s are no" 1au!s open' ano
more activity may be expected IN business and
tinancial circles. Producs paper is gradually
,,o,,;,n;,, IN f;nd ;+4 w.v :, tho ho,rs h,+ ~,
"~e ' W. "
TO 1o'onS MOST OF II aas oeen taSen W outside
parties. A Eery few days will now suffice to
fnrn;sh henkers with n l;hara1 srn,,x
'~'N "'''' oNFf'''
Sr. IoCls.-Thc Democrat Of yesterday Gays:
Thu assnrt;ro 1u.;nc.s ia novr re.or4ea IN
,,rottr crtons;xs,v nn tha nceess;b1e hranchrs
~ Ill ~ W;..oIr; H.,,ts ~ IN ,',-sasa .,f
:" ,,roru.;n, 1 a~ehonns This' .n,on1 o+bo-th;na.
,r'd5s - r. sca"c;tS IF h.ntshia f1nas f1inas
~ W;sa,s;,, n,,r,encr ,rh;nh - ahn+ Ill 1,'.a
n present forms orr circutat,on, has ductuntcd
sc.rno snd ;bo nort nn ahnrdsn,.e vi I,nt ;,nst1s
scsrcer fhan usual at tIis season. Of The year
, 1860-04-14

Br TE1anArr.1 kEv Yonk, Apra1?.
4rs-s:caty. with tr,a1rs sales q: e5.s5 for poss, and
Co1ros-Wri1tus n,a.eria changes r,lss LOO ta.ss a,
11Te toF rsddlrS upssnc;.
tn as Il % s f sa9a r. sa hane r..
sta:r tA@s 70 icr eztsa state as-s3
qaf z esaaahsap fxs,
ollo-cloasne qu:s md irc.ded In ss!es ar so5
e; = as5 lss hciass sfp
sood business dong: sales 1870 tE9t. Mt IS
''ie . fssse s1e sale. 1t .s44o for
TX Cons Is aratS.eiay taes %, b:ls Bard~re \. t4oo
HrcEvnEsr rlorR-puu and nomIaaly unchanged =.
wnsET Heavy and .h.de lower, sale, +;e br:. at :,
hes "a Su i.ss sps 1ec ,~er. shpf
- a.s."us q s1sss,s s wIlf m n.I.t
Mssfsa Il ~ ses :,s sss 81
s asl - S5s S;sssaf (. =; 4; .a;iy .ss
fs: VII; j. ;;,ss
gxe faf Western slaughter. L,,ia:E quiet. moderate
IaSaes doing y psssl1ns s a1o:ad11oar ri f., .
ca,.s; * 10, It ii sl1o fur Me.s is; + iii
@ y f.. nj, as ST.: III e. 1s s s @ r.
H wa I'll ~ f. r. Ptf: i T Ssfsf
III Tc.f ,1s: AID uacha-Eed sa!!s Gs) t,!s vi 4Gz
Su-tfT fl1ElE bAk3lA0 90
fY Ista Md N4.s l.l1 Is for extra do. Ref Hams
dun sslct 10 tosa n iet ssate. ard IL 10
Gu neass dull ard heavy. sales l4fc rkks sad 100o
and Sc am.. laco Gr!e and anxcd. Iat1 gust
q naier .e!s " a, M.ss for vho 1es:o State
Cheese tt i 8t1S ra ~, IN cS. sssje sjm loo
aiHX: "a San Dont1ko II ~ - .ass Aa:seabo Il
tx los Lss1 Jsasa ,: lsX Lasu;ta Tsa.ss At
1a;re ~; ~ pr:ses zal d> yado nj 81 md
ia hid loto st a. ands ts,ts snd = abs dos q
~ ouct aid heavr. and uutettiea AID ~ Iea*a
nn1x Of sa- cf % Aats ros;' 4co At s aha s' h''s
ceea let.es IT,. ~!',,ut ,eti.E nf IL
81 XGh ~ ,,R q :: s +: q. rs
A c,ar;s liz. sss3 =. II Alua 81 ~ rtcn. ~
Lauds hIX Au ta s., u Ets -, 10cH. II csoi e@"
, 1860-04-14

WASHINGTON, April lath.-Mr. Van Dyke vas
before Mr. Coyodees Committee, and testified
that his difficulty with the President, Resulting
in his removal, was occasioned because be pro-
tested against the Federal otliceholders control
ling Dcmocrntic policy in the city and State.
dent His testimony established the fact that
Geo n. Baker, the Collectors brother, received
puv for an Office which did not exist BY law.
The papers connected with ths public stores
Of New York were sent to The House. Mr. Cobb
admits in his letter that he did not icteud to
give the contract to the lowest bidder Geo.
II. PGrser offered to perform the service Ut a
reduction Of 10 per cent. furnishing responsible
securities. James G'Reily proposed to take
the contract st $4,000 per year less than
Mcssrs. Mather, Mcintyre & Co., with abundant
security. George ". Uitchett offered to per
form ths work for Is per cent. less than The
present rate
Tho Territorial Committee today ordered
bills to be prepared for the oranization of Daco-
tab, Fike'1 FeaE, Nerada end Ari.one; this lat
ter bill to include the western pozt1oa of the
territory. and not the southern hall, US desired
by the fiibusters. The other bills will be rery
much Ike the Senate bill, so far as boundaries
are concerned.
II. ". Clusky, late Postmaster Of the House
Of Representatives, has been rendered ty the
President the post Of Assistant Secretary to the
Legation to France, Mr.. WILDER, Of New To.k,
having been removed. Ac, Cl:sky declined,
and III. Clark, Of. Mo-, has been nominated to
the Senate for the place.
WAsH1sGros, april 1sth.-Thc grounds on
which the Commissioner of Patents granted an
extension OF the Acr.e patent OF Isis are that
the Invention WAS original, novel, useful aud
patentable. That it was valuable aad important
10 the public, and that the inventor has not
been adequately remuncra1ed for his time, in
Seuuity aud expense IN originating and perfect.
ing it.
Semi official advices from Chi; state that
pence has been entirely restored, and the people
nre prosperous.
Mr.. C6rvelio, formerly Minister to the Emitted
States, has beca appointed in q like capacity to
France and England.
The Senate today confirmed about thirty
army appointments Of Captains aud lower
grades, to fill yacauclcs caused By deaths and
, 1860-04-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Eev Prof.. Huam.1su1y ~i preatn At taa Fins: u. L.
Church. .. Washington snd Ciask 1sce:s It 1oH
AZ. TIE Pastor Ct tie Church viii occupy the pulpit At
hight.
-Kev. II. F. s,ur:evaat will prtach attAe lnitans Ave
ou. Il. E. C1ufta Of EtnzgcA Psas and Iudans
Arenue 81 bath II 1o1 and the pulpit viii be
cup:ad n 4! 2ht b. Prof. IEe:nmlrEway.
-Etr. 1Ien15 F, Harrington Of Cambridge. Mas, Will
deliver Ct his Of lectures upon LIS Scents
ard Pictures fran GOSPEL H!stosy tsozrow At r.1.
It Tic Isl Cult.1an Church suseet- Tie Ctudd1onr
4otrl19 service Al III AZ.
Church & tte Ascension QIotesArt EpIscopalNon
Oak see near The OF Wells N. D.. Is open for D.
viteser'ces e7y Sunday At 1o \. M ED IL H., and
aLo CT wedce.daY crsnps st O'Clock. Sunday School
1t TX o'sloek TN. Rev. William Fulton, Rector.
There viuta srsrl4r ser'ee Gu next Sabbath In the
United p7cebyte,r Csuzcb, ttt corner OF Washington
and jefferson .riet WeFt SIDE. 1t 1o O'Clock AMI
=: 3 o'clock XXX.
-Ker. Nr. wairp'e. Of Indiana Stree: u. E. Church.
vprta5 At liz HYDE Tatk Chapel sundsy, April l'sa st
3A.N.
-N1A L. B. Whiting will leature a. the N1tkow.ky lIAl
ca Sunday, Apl l:h 1t 10 O'Clock ~ aad * oeloek
I'm. In the s;niag hs will mprovlsc poetry from tubiects
ss1eeted BY the audience.
, 1860-04-14

WAsatsoTos, April u. 1850.
SESA7E.-Scycral Executive communications
OF no importance were received.
The House act for the admission Of Kansas
was rtad and referred to the Committee on Ter
ritories.
Mr. Fitch offered resolution directing the
proper acting officers Of the Treasury to settle
the accounts Of Randolph Clay, Minister to
Peru. Referred.
Mr.. Wilson's resolution in relation to the
suppression Of the slave trade was referred to
thc Committee on Foreign Relations.
NJ. sumner presented supplementary papers
to the memorial Of Frank Sanhorn, containing
authent:cated copies Of the writ of ha6tas corpus
in the case Of his discharge. Mr. Sumner al
luded to the TACT that there was no resistance
unless it was by the kidnappers who arrested
Mr. Sanborn. The SPECIAL Committee knew
that LIZ Governor Wise was in possession Of
important facts relating to the Harper's Ferry
affair, which he would not disclose for rubies,
and threw down the challenge to the Commit
tee and the country that he would not appear.
Yet be was not summoned, md two northern
men. who knew nothing about the affair, we're
arrested and put in jail.
Mr.. Mason said 30 far ns be knew, Of the &C.
tions Of the Committee the Senator knew moth.
ing: The Committee would report in due time
NJ Sumner replied That Mr. Wise was not
Kidnapped nor hnndcut1cd, a TACT apparent
to alf.
The papers md memorials were laid on tie
table.
The bill amending the patent laws came up.
Some verbal amendments were made. Atone
o'clock it was laid aside and the private calen-
der resumed.
The bill for the relief Of Da7id Myerlc was
passed. for $4,000.
The Senate wen: into executive session and
afterwards adjourned.
HorsE.-Mr. Carter, from the Committee on
the District Of Columbia, moved for authority
to employ Il clerk This being refused, he usked
to be excused from service Is the Chairman Of
the Committee.
MI. Burnett hoped this would not be granted,
IS the gentleman is now excited.
Nr. John Cochraue said, now that The a1ti-
polygamy bill had passed, he rntreated bis
| f1ienG to remain in his position. [Laughter.}
Ar. Carter did not hear his colleague, but his
| eloquence aoatcd like a feather on the wave,
leaving no ripple behind. {Laughtcr.l
The question of excuslng WAS passed over.
ME. Carey asked leave to introduce q resoll-
tion instructing the Committee on Agriculture
I to report bill tor an efficient organization OF
| the Agricultural Bureau.
Mr. Branch objected.
On motion af Mr.. Potter, the Committee on
| Revolutionary Tensions was authorized to eln.
| ploy Clerk.
| Mr. Curtiss, from the Pacific Rairoad Com,
mittee, reported bill on the Eubject. which
was ordered to be printed aud referred back.
Several private bills we're passed. djournci
till Monday.
, 1860-04-14

nkes. lie 9ssed through some Thirty miles Of floating
Ice above Sk5llagh:ee with n.tle din e,,.tr.
We received also spec!at d!so.ch s,nm 1o+,o:. ..,
aeruo:n from Capt. Rot.su Of the propeller Bucke1r
Of the NoEhesn Transportation Company, which eeA,c1
from shs ro't from osdensbuzh Last Saturday. stating
eat be had asr.red tae!y =. Detroit today. The ILL
pa'eh VIII te iound In another column. va hope 1ov
ae ve1ed Question in relation 10 tho open'nr Of the
S1a'ta, Is selied,
ehkAsAScxs 1on oows Br1ow-The cleaYruccs with
com 'oay fos The lower likes have been guile nuuer-
eas Aha 1u Ae oushcls Of hive been supped for
ozdonabusEh, Kingston. psxcco and Rutalo.
, 1860-04-14
y OSE ,GLYCERIEE-
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
L TEE S1NETEESTH CENTURY.
Prof. Hoods Hair Restorative.

s:yssae s.. Lau:s, Ma., 2:rosrz: E<,ow We put..sf
xls H q IL II Z ' ssa, 4
1s hrtaac- Sneh evidence must avs Its effect, when
IT, :Sse e ~ 5s
teEJ from The Itesa:
n.n...o,o w.. p B414 x.1s.; Js7 =, -:
assenie2 cse fe~ l5orths alnes The hleJ beneddA
Meets Of yeus ha:ses1onye Was Induced 70 make 4p
pSsy e. e. Ss4s 4
:astas Some three months since p1eureG borle ~
.1a xe asst sss1 se 1saaa xf.
tlave procured another bottle Of whick have rset
TSe hr ha5 toiaiIy ds.prafed bc, On ny hea I'd? md
ae I'D ny lay aas resumed u nausa e'!eI I'D te
ys an XIV ya ID IL NJ sooa VIZ
Es dy.:so yesx III 1sed It 18th IL ss;e eeet
t. s7I e e, 70 y2a t E9:
eI dl=c.iozs viii rot have occasion 70 cont.ae, ny
.,asutn. ara s.!.en of LIZ city nd @re,deEt hese
"a hr's nd 4alola:ez :oxas AZ you Esy u
+ ~ f. te q {. :. s9F sse y
EE:eif. an tEu!y yor1 A. G. EAYMoNn.
WOODS ya1E rte45fEST1TF B415fss1t1i II. . lag.
70 ose Tic hest portion Of ny h1 f.o lie cecs q tha
ss sf: 4. Stiss = q: se $
.s:s y oofft ftSp1sg e 1seg 7 35;S5Gy ~
r. sa 3sa s's, dsSai + Gsss
1e.a. Mass He Gentleman cf g-:.. !nuenee enG ua
7e:Asl.y believed. WM. DYER.
n:,,.,.u,r 1'Tseg'1sn ~ Jas !; i IS:
:. =: s1.s:fst II ,s5o1s: is1snaass ia;alsf II
so:eed ~ elslaood and - Ala !es.os. ear
With was b.cs:ak src,. tos x1zna eo:oE. nayt css
e; NJ; " s gtssx<.s y; ss5os
0sugt!s;s ant Faae5 Goct1 Dealers. 70
, 1860-04-14

state that the injuries sustained By the Railroads
and Canals in the central part Of the State, ars
greater than was anticipated. The damage to
the 70 public works is immense, beng not less
than M goo. 900. East of Newark, the Central
Ohio 4. Il. ia covered with water .or miles At
Aar1etta, the n aser Yesterday was si1 feet deep
on aamer street, and rising three inches per
hour. At GAINESVILLE, the Auskingutn was high
er thnn it bad ever been known; West Zanes-
VILE was all under wafer, and the lower end
ct lanesyille was in the same condition. The
Central Ohio r. r. Was very much damaged,
AID several w41ehoxses washed away.
, 1860-04-14
Ten Days from, California.

ST. LoC1s, April l5.-The Pong Express that
left San Francisco ut P. II. April sd, reached
St. Joseph 4 fev minutes alfer 5 O'Clock This P.
NJ, but while they were opening the dispatches
and reports preparatory to Transmission East,
tue wire broke down between Kansas and
Leavenworth, and too late to repair tonight.
We will have it up early in the morning. An
organized band Of horse thieves have annoyed
Is all the Spring in the Territory. They cut
the wirc simultaneously in several places, aud
often carry off and hide quantity Of it, and
once threatcned the life Of the repairer.
[Signedl c. n. S1gBs1xs.
President Missouri River Telegraph Co.
, 1860-04-14

Cured At Whitehall, y. T., sais forenoon. The
telegraph office harsng been burned wo are Tn
able to obtain full particulars. The fire broke
out In Halls drug store on Canal street, and at
four o'clock there were twenty buildings de-
st1oEed. including two banks. tue rostoiIice,
telegraph on .ad express office, aud the fire
WAS s;!t -axsiug. An engine left Rutland for
the SCENE Of the connsgrsticn It o'clock r, n.
and hslP was also expected from Saratoga and
other places.
, 1860-04-14

Missouri Democratic Convention.
ST. 1,orls, Mo-, april leth.-Thc Democratic
Convention finished nominating q State ticket
this forenoon, and also elected eighteen dele
delegates to the Charleston Convention. OF the
delegation, none were Instructed. It is under
stood TO stand: Hunter II, Douglas 3, and Dick
inson and Breckenridge 9 ench.
, 1860-04-14
City Gar Gale.
SIATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- S,ss g S9as cty Of cAseaso ss-cy co:estor j.;

Nl,AlE Al OF ILLINOIS, County
g., SascI S. s1S S Sf ca'aaso ss-cy Collector. u
t.tv solts,d esssy gsyen TIN. whereas the ui. r..,
NJ ~ :, etof % .al1 ty cL!eu Id IN It's twGty'
sapsto! C,ait a3 =; ~ IT, !! >lt.. Tesa. Il sac
eoIt 10 LII ians ~ Eng. H%e IN ,ad Cty Of ci!s.
81 ffs ~ 4 f,e re a. *
!nte1e.s aa s9sss Icssy s th*:rL "a nc, !: :
the genera eotieca wa.lanf fuz ttr .se-ft,,n oTt,
nu'4 t1. - Of saa Csy OF chis=n rns:ep,.
hsrsnatsr Esn!oned and. ~he,1a, !xes,S ss;s t.
o% peces aad parcels Of In! hc:s:ua,;t. de ,ifey
Of Eaa Collectors 81: 1cpor" together VT. H. ctrr
Elk Of tho ClsE theEc1n IsHlcal of ard nat
sesl Of ssa Cant directed to the satl Cjy Cs."cf
Collector of sss CT Ct ch!<akp. WI ey s!s'.s II IT,
= = he hsas Il ten os'oes :a 70 Ee11az u st
ie .ale sht dt>c.l ID nds. lots. s.;+ 49,,
AND parcels Of aud Described In tatI enpv rvp:t r
ofIeE OF sale therein for tbs uat ef tho tAxe+
~ tatts CT Gf tha A<1ete.e1te interest aE.i
ncrtca respectively upon saii general aad s~c:z! wa:r.
IN AL cvy, 4esorts md tessEae. described fe- .:.s"
4. F. e. MI ELLEK, City Cot-. :.
W1'aas fsr .tc Collection of tie anaaAi ta1ss '.r u
Nan1c1pl Tear A. y, 1917,
, 1860-04-14

SAVANNAH, April 12.-Advices from Vers Cruz
Of. april LIST coufr1n the raising Of the siege by
N'rauaon, owing to the wan! Of provisions and
munltions Of war. He had lost 1000 out Of
5,ooo men. The loss to the city is triling.,
!. AdSlces from tie CITY Of Mexico state TINT
there y strong feeling in the city in favor Of
war with the United States.
, Inc American Minister had arrived at Vera
Cruz on the aStA.
De Gallado had gone to Tampico to enter
valdez, with $500 men, had been defeated
With loss Of 1900.
!, me steamer Pocahontas left Key West on
the 10th for Yars Cruz
, 1860-04-14

CHARLESTON, April la.-The steame, Isabel
left Havana End Key West, On the 10th inst,
and arrived at Savannah in ~ hours, and
Charleston IN 50 hours from Key Vest, and 50
from Havana. Th4 IIarans Sugar Market was
quiet; Muscovado 71@s reals, nolaskes quiet.
1t is proposed by house al barcelona to lay
q submarine cable between the Islands Of st.
THOMAS aud Porto Rico.
, 1860-04-14

New ORLEANS, april l0-p. M-Flour dull,
and in but limited demand at S5.50@5.75 for
super6ue. Large receipts Of curn lave de-
pressed the market, and prices have declined to
65GCsc for mixed white is scarce, and CON.
mands ss@s0c. Ness pork dull at 81s@16a5.
aud quiet ut lotc. WhisE = dull, without change.
A good demand for sugar, and, the receipts Be-
ing light, prices hare advanced 3c, closing ct
TIC for fully ihir. Molasses scarce, and conse-
quent!y higher, closing at 5eG49c. Coffee is
selling at 13@l31c, with good demand.
, 1860-04-14
The Young Men'a Chrl4Gn A~socia-
tf0na

The Young Men'A Chr141n Axxocia-
tIon.
Editors Press azd 7,litune:
Most Of tho young men Of our city asc so
deeply absorbed in business matters and other
engagements, tint they forget that such valu-
able Organization as the above exists in our
midst.
That it does exist il Fact beyond coptradic-
ton, and oil these young men who may doubt
It, can step int the prayer meeting which they
the Methods: Block, and judi 90 for themselves.
This meeting is one Of i rery interesting
character and j. we'll attended, and is designed
especially for Inc young men Of or city, to NIL
It is also hored that large number Of The
members Of the Association, and especially
those who call themselves ~ active" members,
who occasionally turn up" at . monthly meet
ing, but whosc faces are never seen at the Sat-
urdey evening prayer meeting, will also attend.
, 1860-04-14

J. aEaecm M:Ne!l a1d j. lz ". F.aseT have ntde ts-
t.at In tie payMeIt Ct three executed b
them. dated Tie t=ettycs tn d.r 1t May, a. D. 135
pav&oe tse o:def Of Istquss Foul The fourth
day ot January. a. D. 1 With sa1.rest =: s.x per cr
TIE -tter for tvs hundred n- ezLtr tire clas 1ad
thisytk1ee eeats sid n:te. =tued b. dtt Of ts,
euted By said AcAe:lt and of das~ with aa.d
Its Ena.nx = uad.,igse - 8. %on;ey:sS
- lot a1a5eE twenty I'D II block runber tusdsei
Chicago, with The buildings aad Improvements thereon
situate in q chco. County Cout and Safe Of
coTtes # sid cook County, IL book Is, deed1
ho~, thettfo IN rusuance with the povts md psr
ton ofthe LEGAL hoiter Of SAD a2tea tAe eced
t1r.tes. IL! sn tae foaIh ri Of S3y p 1$A u
t. :ae hshes, bader the shove descbtl PREMISE to
sake 1hs EuaeJ due u7oa aa,a pIoe!sssEZ noss xh
tk-cs: md tne a,s,s Of sale. JACQUES pUUL1,
ChIe&go. FehEua.y - 1850. SAMUEL STKAES.
RSom No. II AetsoFol!taa BlceE: TFuGec1.
, 1860-04-14

MnwArkEE. april l3:-The propeller Prairie
Transportation Co.'S Line, arrived from the
lower lakes this morning, being the first vessel
through the the Straits. She passed through
some thirty miles Of floating ice above Ski.la.
galee, with little difficulty.
, 1860-04-14

sr:"gosEPn, No., April l3.-The second met.
senger, on thu crest Overland Express route,
left here at niue o'clock this morning with i.
fair number Of letters, full summary Of tcle-
graphic news, and private dispatches for San
Francisco and Sacramento, The courier, East
ward bound, who is due here Today, las not ar
rived.
, 1860-04-14

BCRLlsGroS, Iowa, April l3.-The warehou-
ses Of Mccormick l. Fuller, at Agency City,
hare been destroyed By fire. with most Of their
contents, consisting OF grain aud goods. Loss
about 81, a,eol.
, 1860-04-14

C1RcLEy1LLE, O., April 1l.-Fopr men, Jos.
T: Smith, Daniel Carol, james Levering, and
Wm. Monahau, attempted to cross the Scioto
River this morning. Tic skiE 20. iu the cur
rent and was upset. Lcrering and Mouahau
Warn droEnpd
, 1860-04-14
Terrible Steamboat Exp1osIou.

LOUISVILLE, April 1s.-Thc steamboat Sam
Ga1y, bound for St. Louis from this city, ex-
ploded her boiler with terrific effect near Cloy-
lave brother in Chicago, and Thomas Orr.
iitcu'an. Ten others were badly scalded and
otherwise injured. Loss $1,000.
, 1860-04-14

BALTIMORE, April 13.-The damage by tho
recent treshet along the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, proves to have been slight
all the bridges and eutbank,nents are in good
condition, and business on the road is fully re-.
sumed.
, 1860-04-14

WAsrEp.-A pastry cook, one " ho has soma
knowledge Of the confectionery business pre-
ferred- APPLY this. day at the Mechanical Ba-
kerr, on Clinton street, between Lake and RAN
dotrh. West Dirisiou.
, 1860-04-14

BosToS. April 1S.-The steamer S. 4. Epaulo-
ing, amply provisioned, aud with about Ct pas
sengers, including tho delegates to the National
Democratic Convention, and q band Of mnsic
left this evening for Charleston ria Baltimore.
, 1860-04-14

~; Just received and will be sold cheaper
than cTar splendid stock Of Gss Fixtures.
II. N. W1IxAEru, Is South Clark St.
Uib11 -SSteE.;T
, 1860-04-14
LOCAL. MATTERS.

- Go to John Joaes, 1.9 Dearborn street
and get yorr clothes cleaned aud repaired.
Thcy will be Sell done anu at prices to suit the
times.
CHICAGO, April, 1sso.-~Nr. Tbos. Georg:-
Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiries about
the Ninship Refrigerator, which pnrchasedof
Cou, ana happy to say that. after using it for
nearty two years, am persuaded that it is the
best Refrigerator have ever used, and have
tried several kinds. can therefore cheerfully
recommend it to all who want good artice Of
the kind. Yours, dc.,
MRs. WN. Il. BRowx,
apl44t $50 Michigan avenue.
, 1860-04-14

PIkE's rEAKkRs, ATTENTION :-Cooplete Full
Der Outfits, uoats, Camp Blankets, efe., etc., at
Juo. .. Idesou &c, - Dearborn st. apS-tf
, 1860-04-14
MARINE IeTELLIGENCE.

fE1pAr ETxk1EG. April 10.
TaH s1RAIsx orz5En-TEo P1ofxLxas THnoreus-
we iea.n by Telegraph from Milwaukee ttat the ploccl.
4e1 tsEc ha,e, Capt. Williams Of the Npthe1n T1ans-
p'sat'on Company. arrived st that port this morning
1o oEdenseusEL benz tie a1st vessels from tas lower
, 1860-04-14

S1GSs: S1eSs: S1exs xs!-Chambers + Dubois,
lis a6d III dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Si2as, Baaaers, &C., in the best
styles at very low prices. ap2-1nl
, 1860-04-14

Srocks or rnov1s1oxs-Th Cincinnati papers
have been furnished with the following state
ment # the quantity Of Provisions in tho mar.
kcta Of Louisville md Cincinnati:
Stock at tLoat*riil<,-Stock provisions on haud
at i.onisvil'e, NJ, Sd inst, furnished By our
Lnl.',le l,''1 = oeo1respo,ndent:-Aess %rk; esgoo
and shoulders, 3,45o, 600 1bs; bacon, clear sides,
o.: ,S0e lbs; clear ribs, 43. 900 lbs; rib sides,
soda w lbs; shoulders, 1,655 800 lbs. Total,
oul1 and bacon, $3.50 800 lbs.
4oEoct at Cine4nnaki-Nc hnnd you state
1neat Ut stocks on hand hero April !, 1860. We
nHse made our estimate from Imports and ex-
potts from lst September last, (includlng old
Stocks on handy averaging sides and shoulders
~ and 80 lbs 10 The hog, In order to arrive at
1he present stocks Of sides and shoulders, (ba-
con and bulk We also gire a correct state
ment to show the number Of bbls. Of pork on
hand, assuming our packing G0,0o0 bblx, in
stead Of 5000 barrels, as estimated by many.
Sho considered near the mark. The stock OF
hams is loT, much under last year at this date:
No. of hoge cut +toe aver.elne 1!olts. .45:sooo
i,nnofaS ',,s H. lies 400 oD l'r s56 6
7iss9s:6
Export. sides md shoulders. ceaao
U1e". 1@,'tt Averaging 80 ill., tt4asoo
Stock band april 1s 1860 (lt}
Barrels
raesea 69vso sso
Eaad SEPT ii, iS;s la0eo
x..e,,, :;fss E:iss
On hand Aptj1 lst 1850 @3156
, 1860-04-14
apl44t

~ Don't stop to ask if there is Gas in the
housa you are about moving into. Remember
that kcrosene is far better and cheaper light.
With cur new Burners there is no smoke Of
smell. Gail and zee our Lamps st the Limp
and Oil Emporium, LEG Clark strest, between
N-as!.lnss 81 aud Madison streets. apl+1ot
, 1860-04-14

REDUCING 1sE7s-All who wish 10 see high
rents Tor Icy ones eilher) abolished, should
take their soiled or torn appars. to Cook L Nc
Lain, ut rs Dearborn street, who will restore il
to lis pristine .ustre and durability.