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, 1860-03-07


Owing to the municipal election, there WAS a
very slim attendance on Change TO- day. Flour
Was quiet but firm Mt $5oo@5.1o. Wheat quiet
and steady Corn firm, with sales Of about
1900 bushels at 45l@45ic for old receipts No.
in store, and 4cc for Rejected. Oats in fur
demand and steady. Rye advanced lc. Barley
advanced 1c, with sales Of old receipts No. at
zoe in store. Timothy Seed quiet, with 1i1n-
tied demand fer choice at Sa so, and common to
good at 8e-5o@a.15. Cloyer Seed dull md ne
elected. Hungarian Grass in limited demand
at75@8oc. Highwines steady.
Sr...Lor1s-March 3.-The Democrat of ycE-
terday says:
The provision trade has not been SO firm as
last week, but prices do not differ materially
from last weeks quotations. bless Pork has
favored buyers Until the close, when holders are
firm 1t 417,50. Lard has been in good demand,
to fill orders. yet the market has been inactive,
and mnny OF the sales hare been private. The
amount Of picked pork on the levee this week
has been large, and sales at fair rates to the
holder. The Flour market was quiet and inac.
tive at ahc beginning Of the week, but has I'M
proved at lie close. owing to an advancing ten
dsucy at New Orleans ind New York. Tic
frmness and advance in rites Of Wheat also at-
feet the Flour market. Corn has fiuctuatcd
some during the week, and closes at about the
same rates Of our last weeks quotations, but
dali. Oats hare hnd downward tendency. and
close dall ut 4e@51c. decline Of 3@:c i bus.
during the week. Whisky declined the first of
the week to Isle, at which it has remained, With
large sales
P17zsRrnGu, March 3.-E~erything is quiet
In the produce market. Our sales quotations
for to-day are not 80 formidable as Those Of
Saturday morning. We anticipate stir soon,
as there are some Indications Of slight al.
vance in GRIM and -four.
Flouz-Sales Of Is: bbls, principally from
store.
, 1860-03-07
Weekly Review Chicago Market.



I,EE1GHTS-Ths following arc the current ratee:-
F1orz-.o New York. $i.oo: to poton. &l.{o: to
Pittsburgh, G2c: to Philadelphia and DallmoTc, fico
to Montreal. ei.1s: TO Portland, ti.4o; TO 0cdens-
burg, a1.co to New Orleans, via CAfo. and from Cairo
by Mcam soGs3c. DEEssrp 11o0s-to New iaTk. u; to
noston. $I0 to Albany, a.: 10 Buffalo, 55c. GnAiE Asp
Provisions {per 100 rls)to New York, Csc; to Dosoa
0c 10 Cincinnati Sc for galn ard &c for rroEiAons
ofittsouEh. aoc Baltimore. coc; to Montreal, tlc
Fork to New Orleans. tits per b.1..
.FLoUR-Keccpts last week rs hba; shipped. ELS
bbs Durg tic week there Ia. been active demand for
good brands Of Spring extta tor shipment to New Orleans
and preta have advanced 1s9oc Tie Eastern demand b
quite limited. also that from rtsbprEh TopAT the mar.
kct quiet and dsn Sa1cs 100 tbs "Jtnkrs"
Spring extra At &5o delivered, $50 bba "Waonsin" do.
a. $50 delivered 100 bbls "Jackmau A1d.n" do. at
q % delivcred 100 bb1 ut H. delivered.
RTE FtoCn in fa.r rcQucst and 71kct elade ane-saea
being made At u e5a45o. Colw .1EA u;med demand,
With good supply and sales nj et00 for Untoed, md
4ls.oa&E.00 fH Boiled.
WuEAT-Recc3pt4 LAST wsrek. 3l,21t: shipped, 151N
Iu There Ina been very active inquiry during the week
for spng wheat by ners from mil cra from chgan. In
DIANA and Southern Illinois, and the market has advanced
S96c per bucl Their has alo been bettcz speculative
inquiry, ans more confidence In prices
To1A1 the 6cnatd was not quite aeve aud the mar
ket shade ta!cs wf1e-1 90 tu No. spring (sc
oge) IT eos In store 500 Ia Seed Wheat at t1ao on
track $50 bn od spring nj Sill track; 800 bu doat
a. aek; 20 bu do at elos track; 800 bu do It
$lo cn>t track. 100 bu do vi 81 o. On track.
49, - ,''' w -. w ou'
eses ..'s We !.,s We'll Asa' a"o .1s 'a1'
ke' ata' WIN ~. 4e.'e sp:-'. a'u sa''4oe mqu1ys
Ihe Au'os anu eaaa WILL 0e openea on .ihaIs
Day afd " source arc TO be unu
sualiy large.
To-rAr the ss.es were-1G0oo bn No. Tod recepts) a.
In 1000 bu DO at 45x In s:ore bu Rejected
Al &c IN soss S 0n DO nj &c on sack SO tu No1 at
&C en- t1aek-
oAls-Aee 'nts' ~ W. shifrcd' 1s,ooo b. 1hcde
9n@a 'os haPuea's 10 et 1oVs Rna Clnlnnah Aas oeen
aeate' ana picks nave aasaneto lG<c The FecclpA II
, 1860-03-07

u1 Tu1aaAsH.l NEw Yozx, Marchs s.
Florr-Detcr for good and choice s1.s and firm for al
other iptions. Tne trade demand is fair; sales SEQ
lnl. Vt for upper STATE, s3 4C@s S3 e1tIa state
medium extr, d. ts9s6.lo ior shipping bsants extra
rounl hon' phl,. Market closing inoyaut. Canadian
-four II aud buo1 ant Gales OF $50 rs at 43s 10
Tor common 70 choica extra Rye -four eelI' At as;t4
40. Huckwtet four moderate dcaud at &lkeE&f-ss
ftrifU lhE. Cnr1 meal quiet snd uuclnng d..
WnseEf--Dul aud lower; sales Lao hrls II 81.
GnArE-Nhtat. market 1fnef WILL! good muinE
deman9 s3ss include go y ~. 7. I'D, ,ea ssuhs a r.
Sc rsy 9act and fr.n sales bush prime Can.da
cast at So; n4rlcy malt is M and y !srrequest. Saes
I6 Lush :tc for kni1cd wxsst ut sssoc yel ow
ned Ssc fr hlte Oats In iarXe suppy aul Gu II 4sGS
4tefor =" este!n Canadian and state.
WtoIMaktt quiet ard uncharETd: sa!es 6ln03 !oe 1t
PIovls:oxs Pork market without matca change. and
deu%nd m.deatc. alrx t<06 hills at to for CID
s1ssx:4.7 for prime, Ucsf more ACTIVE. but
prc<s unchanged. Sales 800 o1 1t 20 fos conn
iry prime. and q :at0 for cou:try mess; t9oh0 for
!'pschtd nsss l. 20 fnr extra mess fIins NJ $
tunder private tcs: It'll ticccs Elereand India ncs
sold nj e dressed Hogs nominal but about out Of
Gut Meats u.s but a live tn 20 pk4s Ut "a
IL f"E M shoulder: a.a yhSl fo5 9a. T. 16 n3eon am
steady. S.!cs 1LblN at 1oEGl1kc, Hu'tts steady a
4c for Ohio. aid t2Dc fur ate Cheeae frMat %9lac
fec qu;tt but fr1n; Gales 100 tags Or pti-
vatets1n.. Mna.es Without change sales 100 hhdsCaha
Cuea ,nuscov,dS 1t Sx:c and by aue,lon: Il
C md 900 do lofto ia:a.c Tobaccn unchanged
STnokr-seeond lar! l.wer, excep stse i,ua>on +.
11t n. = ~ 8: aclEc Mall *. n &c 5lH. Hudson ST
Chicago T. t. G5tf Cleveland ToI do 20 GO. Michigan
Central ST.. H. :. s3k. III. Cn %. u4lcna Chicago s.X
, 1860-03-07

BALTIMORE, March e.-The MARYLAND House
last evening By vote Of 50 to i, accepted an
address requesting the Governor to remove
fron, Office Judge Stulp, Of the Criminal Court
of this city. The case came up in the Senate
to day.
efipc tic CitY Of Baltimore to indorse hnlf a
million dollars Of bonds Of the Northern c.
Railroad.
The drivers Of two City Passenger cars had g
fracas ut ball last night. One Of them named
Dailv was fatally shot.
, 1860-03-07

NEW ioRK+ March 8.
New Ycrk Tr:bunes Washington Coaespondcnee.l
Secretary Floyd appeared before the Uarpcr's
Ferry Investigation, and testified to the receipt
Of ar, anonymous letter. already published,
warning him Of athreatened nttack on the Gov
ernmrnt Arsenal in Maryland. AS there WIS
none ia that St.tc, he thought the letter hoax,
which detected itself.
Thaddeus Hyatt returned to tho city today,
with the Sergcat.at-Arms, and will appear at the
bar Of tile Senate Immediately.
Mr. Gurley, Of the Committee on Printing,
will present bill tomorrow or Wednesday, d.
recting that the printing and binding authorized
by Congress, the Executive and judicial de-
partments and the Court Of Claims, be exccu-
led under tue charge Of the Superintendent Of
Public Printing, who shall be- authorized to con-
tract for the leuse, erection or purchase Of the
necessary buildings, materials and machinery
for that purpose.
, 1860-03-07

New ORLEANS, March Cth.-1n the Baton
Rouge Democratic Convention. Il boiling reso-
LUTON WINS rejected. and series of resolutions
we're adopted expressing admiration of patriotic
and conservative Northern men; undiminished
confidence in lsuchauan's Administration en-
olutions recommending the two.thirds rule;
the yotc Of Louisiana to be cast Us unit; in case
of the election Of Black Republican President,
that Louisiana should meet the slaveholding
States in council and adopt future measures Of
protection. The delegates are untrammeied By
instructions, hut Slidell is recommended for tile
Presidency. The Convention pledges the De-
mocracy Of the State to support the nominee Of
the Charleston Convention.
E. Lagrce and Richard Taylor were appointed
delegates at large, and the Convention i'd
iourued
, 1860-03-07

0FN ZEE 1NNe
LesEe Cedar kspa.s.-:e,::00 pm
Arrive 1t Cftnton....6:t3p pn
AH!veat Ch1Ggp. ,4:t9 am
AccoxNopAIH3 1xAtx.
L yeCettH K4plds..9: an
AIrire At El1uton....1.l pLa
, 1860-03-07

Poyrt1 Subdivision s;.oc:L II ac,.s ins.eal Of
thn,tte-s il, Ha.r.n. No. 31r. suMh.
Canal Tru.l.e> susi4si Il u see,on =: =. y:
nhfofaeI7 ! Il I'D ) - 81
, 1860-03-07
The Mouth OF the NIiasfss'pri Blocked

NEW Yonk, 3lnrch 6-The steamship Catawba
from New Orleans via Havann, reports but la
feet Of wafer on the bar ut the mouth Of the
Mississippi, and the channel blocked by larco
ship aground. The Catassba stuck in thc mud.
reminding nineteen hours, until hauled off br q
steam tug.
The United States steamer Mohawk va. 1T
Matanzas, and the Crusader at Taguas.
The Catawoa bflngs *ioo,ooo IN s'l;er.
burnt to the waters edge Name unknown.
, 1860-03-07

Mail Vt 4AA1l1Sol0, county
- ef cook CIT Ct chIesso. s.s.-cty celeesos'. df
Notice Is hereby 9tveu tLat wherca* the undersigned
Ctv Cocc:or Of City Of Ch!csso, ID tne twenrv
s1th dag Of Jsnua5 A. D. 1854 aSpcc.9! Term OF The
Superior Coust Of E1a9o: begun AID seld sLd lis,
report said Court the !ants ots Pieces And pr
Gels Of land h-renaes Iecnbed fut the u axaust
ths SINE respectively for Il. auoua: Ct il.
The general eeeet!9a wasaS; iottts cvton Of the
a. D. 18 AM account Of ha several special warrants
hereinafter u.ntioned: ard, whena judgments having
been pronounced by kt Court akanss aud LtJ sub.
Io pecrs md parelA Of land hsrsnaItes described copy
Of said Collectors sud repoFt together 1h tbs order II
8e OF the Court thereon ssuc Of under tl
eea1 Of sid Court the etEh eenth day Of Feauarv
D. lS&,, dl.e=iedt 10 the said City Collector.
Now, th refore. be It kno that tho unirlsxue Civ
Collector Of tse CtY q chIssgo Hl hy vtrtue ol he
4 the b 9 ter O'Clock a the m9nInk Al the no1
e ale tae foll9.iaE Described lind: osa sub1ot pieces
oTeF Of sale therein for the Of tho ta1e fuer.t
aud costs OF Of the AAseneutS Interest md due
thereon respectively snd general and special w.ans
in ss copy, reports and hereinafter described respectively
to Wit:
AT c. MUELLER, City Collector.
Warrant for the collection Of the annual taxes for the
Municipal Tear A. D. 1892
, 1860-03-07
The Louisiana Democracy.

BA7oS RorGE, March G.-Thc Democratic
State Convention met and organized to-day
Resolutions were offered instructing the dele
gates at Charleston to support the nominee of
TINT Convention, if be were Il good Democrat.
4 resolution was offered to sustain Mr. Da-
the. principle is rejected, the delegates should
withdraw.
, 1860-03-07

New YonK, March G.-Last Sunday morning
the Touring mill of ,lr. Billings. at Thompson.
vile, Sullivan County, was destroyed by fire.
Some sheds adjoining were also destroyed. Mr..
Billings was partially insured.
, 1860-03-07
~ Through Freight subject to but one t1ansIpuent
One f!hese first class rrorc1c.s Chicago every
NUNDA1, FRIDAY mud SATURDAY evening".

GTEAl1 TO IRELAND, ENG
~ la1d, ard Sectland for 80.
THE ATLANTIC
RnrAI. MATT. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
, 1860-03-07

DAlf1xoaE, March 5.-The Ssate Senate To-.
DIV passed Bit increasing the dircctorship OF
the private stockholders Of the Baltimore and
Ohio r. r. to IS, thus giving them controll-
Ing influence over the State and City Directors,
, 1860-03-07

GOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Bot ind Cold D4hes OF All kinds Tlisrost de-
neous and appe.ssr sauce. invented by the renowned
"soScs for the Loudon Reform Cluh H. nce his decea.e
manufactured b. the Eeu known hou.e Of Crosse Black,
we'll London. fTon the origins, recipe. It is the favote
sauce In Enslaad and On the Continent with high and
growing reputation amoaE American EpIcu1es md much
approved stuuen TO the apese and to digestion.
OPINIONS UF THE LONDON PRESS,
recommend our correspondent to trr Mons soJess
new Sauce entitled The Ssltaua ssue' Il Il made after
the Turkish scc2e It, hayors excellent and a1ords
siderable lid In tscs Of slow end weak dixeson[Ths
Lancet,
"savoy rquaat aad Spicy worthy The genius Of sosek.
-{ohservcr.
~ as valuable adjunct to Flsh, Flesh. snd Fowl ind
ahou1d hare > plaza one very tabae--lAt!as.
Sole Agents for the United StsieA..
GARDNER q. YvEL1N, IL Fulton St, Eer To,k.
and BRAY i HAYES, 81 CornhIE, Bos.ou. For sale By
Qspe<zs and Fruit Dsaaers errsywhese. Ja17b4s9fu
, 1860-03-07
:DarnlS, lot5, sc.


EARAI FOR SALE-Cortaininc
well w4;esed br living troof passing ih.outh It an rn-
falling veil and a-Ee cistfrn buildings new larc and
school convenient elm healthy Ihl. farm Is finely
situated the Gaen1 atlTo.c two les west of t.
LusIaesf centre Of JanesvIlIe or 1ne non sty t
we T. xrala,zasEs s1Szi.g o. sa1ttnnx To
.uceme1t telao 9Th. blnn.. ne locatop ftr-
Tie soil woodland, good wate;. good buildings and I'm
mattet ke- For terms other Information tesfred ca
the undersigned the premises address Tie same b.
letter 10 James .kus, Rock County. WI.
Uh1.bttAstxx E. D. DtLAMATER
, 1860-03-07
DEASONS FOR US1N g
q U Err US
Cod Liver. Oil Jelly.

The II. r. Academy Of Medicine certify that It contain.
IS per cent OF Pure Cod Laves OIL
s-TEAt Ills et1A hIsaed flctthet OILS 70 oe aaA-
ed must be transformed into emulsion 10 the EoEaso
.I-Itas II most Of the etcs in which Ood LNer "
preSesbed The stomach oftEe patient i co rs9Fef CO.
.hat and sometimes the whole of1ht on .ssss
OF undlgested aud sequanty tnopeEs1Te as easy
raced In Tire Gttectiscs.j
sa1ha: NJ Cod Liver o Jel;y bssE Of 9l 91
aUd an emulsion itself as zoon - III eoGta *L
AI.Qud; which takes place reaches the TO
zach. whatever Its condition may be. -.,
4h-Th2t In when the Physician Loo 17e1
Oil Ito be prescribed specific or Otherwise. my 1eiT
more .e1he .taa The crude oil beesuse be'ns soEa
digestion aad assimilation Wien The eoatfasy tns
Quia oil VII pass OF imperative. II the =; AooTe
,xays!s more lessthc case when the oil Is indicated
From the xtove consideration the superiority O. Queua
Cod Liver I'll JcF crude oil Is to be acKooHs2
ID Is : positive aat tocpntest able fact. Sold y
iyik1k PESTDS / CO.. 81 L1Et Mfeet-
, 1860-03-07

RICHMOND, Va. March G.-The Senate to-day
rejected the majority report favoring Southern
Convention. and agreed TO the minority report
adverse to the Convention. TheHoase has not
vet ucted
, 1860-03-07
= 1'FA AfBO AT CITY OF

Z VIZ
~ CL1vEtAsp FOE SALT.-The Steamer n-7A
THY Of Cleveland was bu:i By Bitxell, AEA--N
E2ptR Co. In tha year l,67 and IL Of
seven hundred and eighty eshs buEhea, there
ahouts.
Steamer has ample passenger aerootat!ons, and
i well furnlshe1 and equipped fzse1a.s passenger
boat her capacity for eGhf and passengers fa!y equal
lit not supciicEl to steamer the Lakes Of her ton
1Ge, anu s ztlu-cE drs.cia.s sea boa:-
This boat will be sold very favorable tc1zrs bath ~
TO rce aAa terms Of payment and to parties tesE'nk 10
p:1Eckssa Ssx1.bost opportunity Is offered.
fIlI IND Perfect Title will be guaranteed to the purchaser
For further p11tlcul4zs inquire q
PASCAL r PRATT.
iael.b45s Su OF the I'm Of Pratt j. Co.. Eufalo.
, 1860-03-07

Sale Of tho IIungarIanss Goods.
PoR7LASn. March G.-The goods snyed from
the Hungarian aud the wreck are to be sold at
Darlington on the 14th of March.
, 1860-03-07
Objections were made


The remainder we're scattering.
The House again voted, mud Mr.. Stockton Of
Philadelphia was elected by Is majority.
Mr. Stalworth presented memorial from
Mobile similar to the above mentioned one bv
Mr.. Florence.
An invitation was received from the ladies' of
the hit. Vernon Association luriting the mem.
bers to accompany them on visit to Mt. Yer
non to o-morrow Laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr. Sherman the bill to reduce
mileage from 10 TO 90 cents per mile, to be
computed By straight geographical line. was tn.
ken up.
, 1860-03-07

Mt lCIl1GAN CENTRAL AND
AFA GREAT WESTERN <CASADA) RAILWAYS.
1sss....TAI1 AID wrsrzR A11AIGEAk1Ia.- .ta0.
Great Central Depot foot Lake street.
Chicago:
6D1 A-Sew York and Bcsten Express {except SurGays)
4T:vt It De.solt ito En-. Suspension B1ttke or
@ ;;1aao -! am. A!haay 4eo pra., New York
s:114n-cnecE4u ald Louisville E1pre.s-{except Sun
day1}-ars1vs NJ Cincinnati Al t:7o am., aad Louis
vile II 5:lN An,
80 pu-New York and Boetoa es-{daiIy}- -arsiva
g. Dt:son .a0 4n.. sdspcns,o1 Bridge Q: BCfa0
o:a0 an. Asssy 4:ao p1o, New York lo:s1 An. Ees-
1tcu 4:tJ p11.
TOO pu-Glncrsat and Louisville Ex7.ess{e1reot Sat-
u!ray}-a -at7.re IT. Cinciatau ..t LEO xtn, lu:,ts-
vile f.C9 pt1-
f:01 ia Saturday 10 Files.
Gaiy oHe train bn Sunday at 100 pp. TIE $:10 AID
100 pm tails c.rnect u Paris Eualok Lake Huron
EawaT f1E Bsalo aat all p0cts Eas+ At Toronto With
the san Trunk Hallway 10 Kingston. Ucsnstur.h> Mon
te V.epec. ana al poiat sin Cxa2Ia Kass Ncnne1n Yer
m1n.. new HAMPSHIRE and Naiaa.
hass7:e checked t.1uuzh.
Ttcu:h Inxe;s !1 eAe i: ,aa pzircir 2s1lroad oees
IN tie North 4od West ane At the Coupany's oce u
Dearborn AtFee Cheaxo. :, IL cs2os totof sstst
T. J. SrA1o-zs. General PASSENGER Agent les
, 1860-03-07
COMMERCIAL.

TCEDAT Esnro March 6, 1857.
WEEKLY REylEw.-The receipts and ship
Yneots during the past week compare as follows:
, 1860-03-07

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-

1S59....Vinter ATranSemeut....s15G $50
On and aster Sunday, December ~, 1879, trails Eu
iea1e tic Great Central Depot At 80.
$50 A. {Sunta5s e1eepte} arriving 1t Peo1is ut 40
Pm, IT Decatur 1t 6lop p H.; at 9frtaxd It
bls psn.; ST. Loul4 1t Il ~ A-Ea.; Cairo at tGo
ain New orleans pm 20 hours tfuu Chles-
Co.
SO p.u @4turday. e1ccpted} arriving 1t s.. Louis 1t
1.cGp,u.; Cairo st 4.45 p.nu- Memphis 80 i n
sscond cay, and Nez Orleans At 6.5u pm, tnl1d
tsy.
Br sleep.a: Cars o. Ill Night 17a.ny.
HTDE pArK AN D TOODL4WS TRAINS.
Lave Chieaso It oo s.,n, Leave oodlawn Il *o IL
- l4GH uoou - 100pT N
3Isp.m. soup T.
y. +. ARTHUR. Gen. Superintendent.
H.9. 1QHsSSQX. Gen. passe .s1 6Kspi
, 1860-03-07

First Steamer 10 Albany,
new YonK, March 6.-The stenmer Isaac New
ton left tonight for Albany, The first boat Of
the sen8pu.
, 1860-03-07


ALEXANDRIA, Va, March G.-The entire Ad-
mnistration ticket was elected ut the local elec-
tion to-day
, 1860-03-07

costs cue on each 1t The several .nt4 tots SUI io
pieces aad PARCEL! o Lad sbe In tie rcns Al w.rs31gs
e:sss.cn Or tie ann al tx Tbs municipal yaE
, 1860-03-07
For Confirmation Of Tax List sec Pauo
Or Supplement-.


Euchk AK Al4Ee
Omitted In Wanaa, No. 80. South.
SCHOOL sECr1U: ADDITION.
o~ass'4 Sanc. slot. Lot. B:<. :aln. At,t. costs.
Cooas : 1a.mon, .5:ss 1'1'' '''''"''''e@
!: 81 rs 100 MM $40
FEAc. SEC. Is ADDITION.
N1. 4 Fuas,s4 1000 SEQ IS
Wirn, 80 sos'h eutl he tascl Serscul- - 1881
9!!:s i,aT y; ;.a.:s; - is AZ:
%.1.ns ssaa. S :sss i ss.s ss9*' ss,:s =; '7''
@ :s:S s:s :ss; : $:;:;; ": =
W.{,s; W,tEs; n - :.'n% :sSa; :5Ss Ssa ;:sas.
un:ts.d in wats4as NJ. a1l, 5 uth.
.,,u.,r.,. FHic Z : :; SEC. l. ADDITION.
SS::s;;e; !; !: Is ;;; 3; s.
Subdivision of C. e 1T e I'll; i; ss s,s: # Of
Lot.
sss:s ss!::4 @': !; I p :S & s: ss
%SssS;;:: !,s; 4; x,.,, 49,, :: ,' ! = ! !; X =:
.3a sSs! "" ss"ss !: Sa; ; ss , !; n;a; g m
M.srnt NJ: soa.i,. s;e";.: b. as~! tsen:rr ". y
r,s Ss:ss:i s sss'ss"s VI. <;:tSa:,.
J. !: !: s. 4 4 IS IS /:
royr's sp.*v,on s.or:l rsl4s = ae,.s instead Of
thn,tte7s IN x.srtn No. 31r South.
Cana s''S' 'a Sss''': !;
s9sts s:t s,ss't ':"a 1sf;ss sffs
waran. No. =. south. .s.esa1s pyl Oh .: NV srac. T.
t.s;;.;s:. rs +: j H. T. 10; % ,sw
wa..aG1 NJ. 81 soas!..
FORT DEARBORN ..pntrloS TT CHICAGO.
Il lchu"h :, II s1N s5@ : 81
Warrant +.'ws*'. .l'"i tr ':.'r4 =: r.sc:ber !s;;
ei,"th n .sst IL NIls sI:, asst ". ws>' I h.sEr
;ts*t '1th y sh 20 asstus-es'f'n s'"~" S9'ansa
ws;5.a. t!sx.:1 s:s:, y b s::sa Nay 81, 'sse
In ~ar..st IL west ut.!:,,f.
SCHOOL sE:TIoS Aps,lr,oN III CHICAGO.
SSES,;Ss;: s., s! a;:;; IT, !; ): s; = i; i
"a ie1,s,sa.ss 's:.t xs.:a i;,maa,. @''' '''
casa r1a.:ess ssSs::i i azi VII Of ne of sec-
Subj van q: poe !, pi:<;as Il: i1s.!on.as .eek
5ean sp:s: r'9 u3s *u5
! sc.ito'. SECTION A1'tsTinS III CHICAGO.
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s:ll:I,L SEA rinS .pl'lT1nS r'' c:1:oAco.
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, '..' !; : 81 q; Il Is,
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Warrant M, iii ,srt, :As i b. i.s te;os.f s,h. Isl.
Omitted In wat.@. i.' Meth
nEs.:1sa. ToE:;.
+ s,sran. Il: st:, red "w!.! a,s | Z tatns.
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ma1Eaat H' 81 mi te' In
| kiSZlEH AD,:TA::S To rI;:CA.;t.
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variant Isl N,-.s. *,ou.i 10 tai,I u.,, i'm. l.3,
In war. AIT lit ..'ih. .t,:,te,:--
BUTLER wrliar s;';.;t:, ) E'.yi;,rsh's ADDITION TO
re.er rlensl:t: /, sc, ~, scr
| rNac. So. IL ApD.TJoS.
Twilight: n -, :tw.:': mo l:eo
-: Va" - Asstt "
! s.;;s:: !: e.; e. = S$$ !s 8
E1Sz.E:s ADDITION.
Cana. ra:sss a:s, =: 6: qs sss. M H. -
| s.; !, 50 ,~
ErTrEEr1E1p's Aun1rloS.
=; Il: ! 4: Z" '~
SCHOOL sEcTIoS ADDITION.
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oN1G;:A. To3:.
E'Fa''f: I: ! : ! :, e., !::;;ss
, 1860-03-07

70, particulars address J. O. HAnE1sox, Buffalo.
sB- Journal Of Commerce, New York: Evening jour
nal Alhaoy: .ourn Syracute: flan Dealer. Cleveland
Advertiser Detit: Fress and Trbuac. Chcagn. VIII pub
1sh 1I month"; and send bIls this office f3r p1T-
tpcnt feaS hf97. In
, 1860-03-07

Total fofshe weeS.
The lumber rnasket during the past week quiet and
steady The demand from the Interior a light the :pacs
In the country teng in bad condtu Nc have 10 change
to MAKE In our quot atoms.
The following the closing quot1tiors Ct lumber,
, 1860-03-07
telegraph Wire Laid Under the Mis-
Hf48fnnG.

CLINTON, Iowa, March G.-Thc cable connect.
ing the 1own Telegraph lines in Iowa with those
East of the Mississippi, was successfully laid TO-
day
, 1860-03-07
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Print6rS' Warehouse,

F9..,.......WAHiN1ToN sTKEET.........-fo
oHIoAdc.
Ihs snbsbsr PREPARED to furniah Type u .1ke o.
ethtt cash roved pspe4 He Is al:o tappl:ed w:th
large stock o. Psesss. iaf Wood Type aed
book aaw ready for delivery, md VIII be sent to paea
aahisse1| - " d, L. DODGE, Treasurer.
, 1860-03-07

d. A.INGERsoLL, ;s,G& 4l7: c IL.
BOOK BINDER AND RULER.
Tam now prapa5cdto manufacture Blank Books every
description ruled and bound any desired Patterns will
without printed caaEs. Particular attention paid o.;
ders fiom County Officers. Banks. &c.
Printed Older. Maga.ines Periodicals., etc., bound IL
any 1ty:f Old ttooks t.ad sad reb:und. Al kinds Of
Printing dore With and dispatch. Terms M1dsr
Aie. No 1ss LAKE STREET,
Northeast corner Of CLARK. {ertzance Eark street
Post OMee Boz 1854. mysJ ly 1891