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, 1860-05-24
From Washington.

WAsn1Se7os, May elf Ar Hunter should
retprn. to. morrow, as anticipated, the Senate
Committee on Finanse. will hold a meeting to
consider Morrii's Tariff bill as passed By the
House. That Committee is nearly divided. and
Mr. Toombs holds the balance Of power with
strong disposition to faror the bill. before the
Senate the prospect is decidedly encouraging,
unless the bill be killed of by premature
adjournment or interminable discussion. The
whole Republican force is certain, being IS
votes to start With.
Add Messrs. Kennedy aud Csittendep, from
the South Americans, and Bigfer, Thompson,
and Pea1ce, Democrats, and thirty out Of the
thisty-three which are necessary to full Sen
ate may be considered sure, with q fair pros
pect OF Dayard. Salisbury. Toombs and La.
than, without counting others who may be con-
yeniently absent for the sake Of supposed purity
policy.
10 reach vote by the following Tuesday. 0pin-
ion is much divided in the House between the
policy Of one OF two Roads as most likely to
attain the Object.
alessrs. SHERMAN, Trumhull, Dunn, Morrill,,
Train, Aldrich and others have agreed to speak
at the meeting OF the Peoples Party in Phiia,
delphia, on Saturday night, to ratify the Chicago
sylvania.
VIM. g. Barney testified to-day before the
Covode Committee as to certain mail contracts
made by Postmaster General Holt. lie testi
fed that in 1855 be bid for the sea mail service
between New York, New 0rleans and San Fran
cisco, his terms being s17s .0oo those Of his only
competitor johnson. being .slce,ooo. TIL
contract was given, to johnson, who, U
the time approached for carrying
into elect, notified the Department o
! his Inability. The service was thcl
turned over to Vanderbilt for $ls7, 900, in spit
| of Darney's claims that he IVES the next onl,
| bidder.
, 1860-05-24

SANDY HOOK, 3lay a3.-Tbe royal mail steam
ship Persia, from Liverpool 18th, via Queens
town 18th. has arrived. The North American
arrived at Liverpool on the 10Th, md the Arago
at Southampton on the lltb.
Strong opposition was threatened BY the Der
by party in the House Of Lords, to the repeal Of
tic paper daty.
Lord Woodhousc explained the result Of nc
go.iations in Central America, lie said the
Nicaragua treaty IVES signed, but not Jet rati-
fled. The right Of passage over the 1sthnus Of
Panama had been recognized.
Sir Z. Treyellyn, Governor Of Madras, had
been recalled in consequence Of insubordina-
t.on in openly denouncing Mr.. Wilson's Indian
financial proz1 anime. Sir Henry Wood, at pre-
sent Governor Of Ceylon, is spoken Of as his
4 slight fire occu...a on .he p-:--a Albert,
during her passnge to GALWAY, but it was specdi-
The Prince Of Wales las accented an honora-
~ colonelcy Of the volunteer rifle corps, form.
cd Of Civil Service employers.
The Manchester Cotton Association had held
their annual meeting. The prospects are en-
couraglng for the extension Of the cotton pro-
ductnE area.
The Bank Of France Ind gained over 8, ,000, 900
| francs cash during the month.
1t is rumored, but discredited, that France
had demanded M explanation from pEussin
relative to augmented war estimates.
Inc boufse closeo uat; NeH'es 'ul. 1oe.
lis stated that hley oavo5ards recently a.'
lacked u Custom House on the Genesa frontier:
aud shots were 1ntctchaugea. Ihe SWISS au-
thor1ties lodged compliant Of Turn.
Gar1baldi's force, 2,2oo strong, embarked at
Genoa IN three steamers ut midnight OF tile oai,
we'll provided with arms, ammunition, ETC.
| Nearly 1000 persons Hooked to the bench TO
bid them God speed. The enthusiasm of the
troops Mt Genoa was so great that it was neces-
saEy to confine them to the barracks to prevent
descrtion in order to enrol themselves. Carl.
baldi had sanguinc hopes Of cutting out one Of
The Neapolitan fr5gates on the watch for him.
, 1860-05-24
BY TELEGRAPH,


NAsH1so1os, MsY =.
SESATE-A message was received from the
President in relation to the capture Of more ne.
groes of the Isle Of Pines, BY The u. S. steamer
Wyandotte. Referred to The Committee on Ju-
dietary.
Mr.. Grimes introduced resolution Of inqui-
r. addressed to the Secretary OF War, in
regard to the sale Of the Fort Smelling reser.
yation.
A discussion ensued as to the propriety of
sending IN inquiry to the Secretary Of War.
Mr. Davis commended that it could only be ad-
dressedto the President.
norsE:-Mr. Alley, the Senate Pacific Tele.
graph bull being under consideration, spoke OF
the vast Importance Of gnch communication be.
tween the two oceans, which cannot be effected
for years to come except by this measure. He
denied that it creates great monopoly, or con-
ferred exclusive privileges, but merely granted
the right OF way. 4 number of gentlemen
sought The floor amid the usual confusion.
Mr. Collux said they wanted action and not
speeches.
Mr.. Smith of Virginia thought il unfair that
tie debate should be confined to the friends Of
Mr. Alley replied that the discussion had been
confined mainly to the enemies Of the
measure.
During subsequent proceedings, Mr. Curry
rose to point Of order, relative to the preVa-
lent disorder. He said it was impossible to un-
derstand what Was going On. ......
The Speaker succeeded in obtaining compare
tive quiet.
Clark Il. Cochrane moved to table the bill.
Negatiyed by so against 81.
Without further notion, the House went into
Committee Of the Whole on the State Of the
Uaion on tue Legislative, Executive and Judi.
cia1 appropriation bill. The amendment pend
ing was to strike out The appropriation for NJ
auxiliary guard.
Mr.. Florence caused to be read resolution
Of the City Councils in reprobation Of the dis
turbnnce Of the Republican serenade on Sat
! urday.
| Nj. Washburne of Ill. said the last resolution
| was untrue. There was not policeman on th'
| ground.
! Mr.. Florence remarked TINT there was but ON
sentiment In the community, in detestatton Q
the riot.
| Mr.Campbell said the disturbance commence
at the Washington House. The rioters fol
lowed the procession to Eighth street with a
the violence Of m organized m:b. There wo
net a policeman on the ground.
, 1860-05-24

New Yoak, May 23.-The Philadelphia IN
quirtr has . dispatch from Washington to the
effect that Mr. Seward has telegraphed to his
friends TINT the ramor that he intended to re-
ton. Although, says the dispatch, his friends
are Indignant at his defeat, they state shat he
will not only endorse the nominee, but make u
speech approving him and the platform on
which he stands, rs adopted at Chicago.
A larEe meeting was held last evening at the
action Of the New York delegation to the Bal
timore Convention in favor Of Mr. Douglas.
Speeches were made By Hon. F. H. Cutting,
Hon. ". i. Richardson, Of Ill, Gov. Foot, of
Tenn, and several others. There was cor
siderable gathering outside the building, and
much enthusiasm was manifested,
, 1860-05-24

ATTlFQ4 O1 t0C EouT EXpTe44s
ST. Josxru, May e3.-The Pony Express, from
San francisco on the l1th inst, reached here
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
4 rider WAS killed by the Indians on the CAL
ifornia end Of the route, bu. all the Express mat
ter was savcd.. 4 detention Of about thirty six
hours was made in consequence.
The appropriation. made By the Legislature
for the ensuing fiscal year amounts to Il ,464,-
0oo, about $3S44,oo0 Of which goes to pay of old
claims. Something Ike $2o0, 900 will remain
in the treasury alter satisfying all demands
now due.
In Two or three days telegraphic communi-
CO and vassalia, elo miles south cast on the
Nutterfield overland route.
The late rains haye damaged somewhat the
crops Of hay and grain, but generally the grow
ing crops throughout California and Oregon
promise IN abundant harvest.
Good reports continue from the copper mines
near Crescent CitY.
, 1860-05-24

ChAnIEsroS, May s.-The Charleston Courier
has special dispatch stating that the steamer
Pocahonlus has arIived ut New Orleans, with
Vcrn Cruz dates Of Tho lGlh inst.
Zuloaga issued d decree on the lst Of May,
deposing Miramon and assuming the Pre:i.
dency. The movement caused great alarm
Miramon had sustained scveral reTerses and
imposed heavy loans on the city of Mexico and
the foreign commercial houses.
Uraga, with 6,o00 Liberals occupied Guanax-
uato on the 4tl Of May. preparatory to attack
ing the Capital
, 1860-05-24
TANS! FANS! FANSl FANS

FANSI FANS! FANSl FANS!
Pearl Stick, In White, Blue. Cherry. BED.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Pearl Slick, Plain, spangled. slsered, Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
1yosy Stick, in White. Blue. Cherry, Red.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Ivory Stick silsered, Painted. Embroidered.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood suek, In SIX, Grape Linen.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
sa1aaM wosa, Com. Straight, Round and Broad Sick
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rala Linen, Spanish and Mourning Ems.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
onesa, Dstdal and pa1ts raas, nil Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
Tain Leaf, Thin Palm Lest, Trined. al Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans.
Iii Klnds, All rrdcEs, from cents to sssoo.
AT PARKS, 1911 LAKE.ST,
, 1860-05-24

Sam ifou~ton--The N. Y. Postmaster.
New YoRk, May 23.-A private letter from
the South announces that Houston will run as
an independent candidate
Hon, Erastus Corning Of Albany aud Hon.
Jas. S. Wadsworth Of Geneseo, have become
securities of john 4. Dix, the newly appointed
postmaster for the city Of New York, in the
sum of $l50.000, double the amount Of the
bonds Of the late postmaster.
, 1860-05-24

oswrGo, May =.
ftocn-seady with 1-oderis drr,nt for bo,n. t,t.,i
from Chicago rp-inx wheat ''' s'.vo61-a9 to1 sta1e
Corr y moderate o4nd rnaIxt snsdc =: .9c
1900 iaaoM at 6,HG3pc t3an tn 1t,anS s ~
Canada u aHe. E.rtcy. Rye 3,.d Pea, n3r;n, Sses
CANAL F1fGf1a-Stead5 ut 5Ac four: nTr m ,rhs,,.
t. OH Nh 10 REV f1rA. e<se y" ~"Sa11
LAKE 1kr0ETk-13,N0 lu cum,
tAsL k4roaEs-2,10 Is's -four; u, 800 bu rom,
, 1860-05-24

DgARpsrows, Ill, May e3.-The steamer
Sam Young, from peoria, for s. Louis last
night, reports that the steamer Figor, small
tow boat, exploded her, boiler yesterday morn
ing, between Pekin and HANNA Three Of the
crew were severely sealded and injured inter-
naty. Loss not stated.
, 1860-05-24

CLEEELAp. May sl-Entszed propeller naeine. .B'ecd,
ChMAFo schooner burlington. do. Ciesred
propeller Ogden ouskh, heharson. schooner Swetp
staEct Burlington. do.
thiesco Rseae brett Do; tcs.oaer T. ii. Pick s;ayts.
Chicago O.!os T5amnal DO; ksls spankle. Weber. do:
hathaway 10 Dacotah. peasr do; bark hungarian Hlar
do schooners iork State Dim e. do D.ttte Raker do:
Sca Bird, Nsshtc do r. Y. Avryy, ts.har. l.. D.
shepard Merton do p.opelcs sohawk. rhcat do schf
Zaoea rratt Mackie, do: Annic Z. Kayuo! Jaznesou,
do.
uSNEG0, May e1-Antvcd. sehrs nresdnoukbt noeertt,
ChcsEo: Caheinsn SuNh. do Rapid Black, CO Aronl-
In. DO sc6ss slstrneo. an:Ents d. oa Wilson. ii.1-
btson do: y !. oey. Havrs> d.: A. 3: Williams Gran.
ger do: NJ j. Latham AcDoas1d, do Gold Hunter. Cur
iis, do: " s. Teloa Tai,sn, do: Africa, >on. do,
, 1860-05-24

Presbyterian General Assembly.
ROCHESTER,, May o3.-During the r.cess Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly meeting
was held with regard to The purchase of :
church cditice for the denomination in Boston.
i was stated that It was necessary to raise
cral gentlemen became responsible for 300
each.
Rey. John Dewitt, Corresponding
[1Icre the tto. nte,rupedthc working OF the l1nesJ
, 1860-05-24
COMMERCIAL

WEDSEspA1 EvE1,sn, Afsy g, 1ato.,
The following arc the receipts and shipments
for The last twenty -four hours:
, 1860-05-24

NHu1
The reeeiEts since Yesterday hive bc4n l,.47
brls flour, 800 bu corn. II, ,l5a do oats. The
market continues steady bnt quiet tor flour; We
r. t.,ards. -" @c nonr sn ~ s....
$1.sot1s.::5 per brl for superior, INCLUDING all
kinds. Southern flour is 1r1n u s6.::5 Tor fan.
e.; s6.''G1: 81 for extras; and :! .ao@ $50 per
brl for superior. Cam Is firm to day but quiet;
We qqote seedss: for Southern yellow: 16@17c
G"en seln@ @ Ut aSs;e M NJ ner In for Nortbtrn % md
canala; and .;.'c for Prince Edwards Island
Mye at s3ea sde per hn. Shorts u sssG9ss; and
-, =.
81 A''''e ~ A'A.'s ~ 41<"''<' ~ - 60 e.
"As suus ',a., .s:'!."s ..s nl4' Aes' ,.
70 par.1cuiar enanGe y noseo IN ihe Floaf or
Gram murset, eaeeGtin Aosn, w"ch was un'a'
goraoiy aliectca, OWL < TO large reccipfs-oFer
80 .TV SACKS sinee oa1ufday. doloers, how
ever. were not inclined to recede much IN PRICE.
The STOCK OF country f4onf is not large. and -
decreasing, but the market is dull at $i.S5G3.G0
Tor common to choice supet6ne, $6@6.75 for
single extra, and SsG5 for double extra. the
latter only srliipE in retail way; for 1lat hoop
there is little or no sble- Somc 1906 bags Oats
were receisca and l0,o9o bags Wheat, mad the
market was nut materially changed.
Whisky was quick ut Il! for bankablo funds.
Hay would onls bring 15G5 Sc for best quality,
from .cvee.
.. :-
OCEAN FRE1cu7s At NEW oEG-1laT 1l.-To
liverpool, { ,cto bush wheat in e1lip's bags at
-3d. 7s Go1 bust, corn in sh;n's hyr. Mt I'D.
''a, A''1o o eo'A ~ sap De' ~ ~,
1'.o9o bush gram IN paie' III t.a IN corn and
lid in wheat; 500 brls 1iour, IS. 1sv steamer
IN +ons or1,rd, a, ga. m tcs ,,ame s;s ~
1,ndon =, a ,crn;,.,, r"sec1 s'al l., IL rns;n -,
." - -ar e asn H. r., f:iast.., ~, h,aI,o1s a.
,~heot n eb,nrar:a h.1e ~ "a N'''' 0A't''0
- 'if>
New 1onK--May 2l.~Ec ccipts, 1910 brls
t1aur la.ss7 bush HLeat. r. CO., hnsb corn . 5se
,,,at o,te mn t,,,sr a,r,ov
D"eA 'A'e' ''0 "'3'A "A'''''
TIE 0RorGru n MlssoCH1.-Tnc Missouri
E,u.3l;cau of yesterdar ron,a;n in. fo,1ou;nr.
r., c,-r,o~s ~ a,..., .oo,;n - -. st..sse:
c,,nn,snmr 81 80 dsa -, ua h;ah
ss,,hnn. ra,n,,,a i,oe. ;s r. "n,cn M -
iaSt tlrtx rearS int rorr E,.i' i
since asi Februa,r- Thn y hce, crnns . ,o.1 ho
sad to ~ an almost entire failure Early thi.
mrs norci IN ther sreot ne 1s e,ds na ~ r.
spring srain. Tue fall.sown barley has done q
badly Us the wheat, and now this pinchinc
drougtll hns situated the whole spring growth,
The meadows md oat fields do not promise
fifth Of crop. In fact, in many sections Of ,he
State, the grase harvest will totally fail: md
without rain soon, 1t is difficult to see how anv
spring crops can coMe TO anything but dcstrnc.
tiou. In gone Of the bottom lands, tue early
planted corn looks pretty we'll, but on the f,lil
lauds, none is yet much above gronnd, and most
Of tho planting shows, thus fur, no signs OF
germinatinn.
The further west .e Co., the seyercr is the
, 1860-05-24

NAk0A1sb-.. q.
stmr Comet. Morgan, Milwaukee, sund1ies.
Irop Potomac. Gehhs1d. lJudac. 1890 bn wheat.
Prop Tanaw1nda. Palmer. Buffalo. =. .001 bu corn.
Prop Ni.contiu Hickey. OsGeu- -bus3h. 90 bu cusn
Prop Wabash Sa1ey. douglas. Green BAY sunt.ies.
Prop Barber. Drowu, St Jooe!A. ngh'-
lrcn MonteLuma, Zimmerman. f. Joseph, Light.
rfic America. Dayi. uc0n.0 surdrcs.
Sctr Mensoon. MAkTaw. Muategou, light.
Sthr ~ Foster, Smith, Musk.Eou, lEht.
Schr Gpsey Robbins, st. 4ostf,h. Light.
Schf Racnc brown, Green Pas. tight.
Schr It. M1fy.. Ee,nett, I 'edA1 River, light.
*scht Spartan. Itaacs, MuakeGnn uElt.
Sehr c. II. Mcca1thy. Butf1o- 11,sdbu co1n.
scr Mount Vernon Hens 0gdensburg. s,u 1u corr. 10
green hides
Sclr Nightingale. Mckss. Bufalo, 1I.s.o tu corn.
Schr kasl. Wing, ChaAc. OsweEc, 16 oDUbu can.
echs Campbell. Hackstt. Usxr9o. II da0 tu wheat.
, 1860-05-24
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY ESEKtHo, May 3D.
rKEtouTs-Aavanccd NJ. l'rup. Clicako, c,'rn 10
Bu4u at sEc; ses Eagle Wug. ctfu 10 Os~ego at Hc;
schr Il. J. Rich. corn to Po.t Colborns SC.
FLUuI1-Kece'pt& os7 brlt. Market dull and Sc lower
saes bsls good Spring e1.a TN three 'ot' at
Is de-; l.a hrls Clifton do On private testn1.
WHEAT-Reccpta 1s.1s7 lu.; shirpss. aceo bu. Aa.'
kct easier aud mort active. Sales werc:-deoo en ~
Spring at 4l.o. in store 200 bu No. spring a. VIZ
store 1,t01bu do al a1ook In store; 1so' W to.nAp
at e. aaoas 1900 bu do at q IN sole S' W w 'A
bags nj u "a on traek. A..
c0RN-Reee.pts. IS. .s:a hu seiPped. sie- w.. ,,
ket he,yr ind fc lover Sales re:4eoo bnsheh 'r9
Mxed 4eoo bu to saoat; 600 bn nc.
nj .snc In s'oro epoo bu do 1t 4c In store; doo9 u
o y, te In ,o.r 1sooQ tu do st47Ac In store 4oeo ID
~ NJ ~. In etnre 7n0 bu do 1t &c tn Store: SoN bn
No II +tc In .,o,s; do At 4sheln seose oa
M A, &c In stcre 800 IN Rejected nj 41e In Holc o
bu do Al 40hcln nore.
oATs-Rece3pss s,0ae bush sh:ppcd nope Market oat
and lc lower. Sale, wcrc:t10 1u no II taS7 S~oa
1snck: 1000 bu do At l15e on track IN lass.
HyE-Nccep:a III bu. Market quiet. sases "efe'-~"
buEo.1 at7bcdG.
pARLEY-Iscespts u: tu. Market qulet- bags prime
at nc on t,ack 10 bu do 6oc on track; lo bu No1 at
sc on track.
sEEDS-Rece!pss 13,c5ol In. Tluo.hy in fas request
with hut Limited supply Sales ~eseS' bas III lois 1t
aaa :or fair PRIME 10 bush Hung a@n Gfass s"d At
40c- ...
turcd At 1Skc.
MESS luRK-Non inal and hrtn ut al1.
1ARp-Sca,cc and lu demand vi 10Ze-
TaLLoW-Nonual at 9kc-
1t1gtrsTccct1ts 1850 lbs. Market 11u. Sales were
nj the following 1ankc of quotations: Green s47Hc;
Green saf,sd .445se. Dry Flint 1o499lec.
rrrTEK-l,u'l Saies were: 40 pke4 Old at sXc; IS
rkss nc~ ut sK@skc. cho'ce Dairy ll91:c.
, 1860-05-24

DOSEHILL CEMETERY.-The
thst a. and avr this date they dtr the public he
tioa ofCe@sarX Lots The Gs"s.asy ss b ssasasd y
Pssre Road running northwest from the interrogation Of
North Cl4rk Wells street through Howmaave Or hY
aud AiE Eailro4d Chteneu btalIo.
Fos fu.tttr a:tcularsiaortre Al The oee OF
No. "a El1xk etyeet- rI.1S-'3G4
, 1860-05-24
Transportation.

Transportation.
Old OSWEGO LINE TRANS
~ PoErATloS COMPANY. A9eV'
EsfabIIshsd IN 1882
ALvosD i DANE, Os7eSu, Proprietor.
p Dax1 Axe:t 70, Brusa street. New Yo,k. ?: C.
eEA Me.sxIa Agent, CAlea9o. myl3e3ts$1.
THE WESTERN TRANSPOR-
l. TAT1oS COMPANY,
And Western Express Co.
38lzzs 1860. Co.
To Shippers Of Freight to and from
the WcsE=
Enlarged ,s,as sa es Hebss s svs5 e.
TIE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
pared On lie ar.saf Of Cassl Goods during she
sulns season teswsen
Buffalo, Chicago, Milwaukee & Racine,
1''s;t iso.p 4 Fs IT, aeci ascfw 81 sEE
MOHAWK, DAC0TAH,
FREE STATE, GALEVA.
TONATANDa, MENDOZA,
PLY1I0CTI1. CUXAIIOG.a.
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO,
NEPFEsE, wENONA,
,i1SsOER1, nr. VERNON,
X e; vE1 i Fl He ,1S es e S'sata
S7r-M- Ard besxesn BUFFALO AID DETROIT. slA
| So,t slosc 1isec:. tie
CONCORD. DCSK1IkK,
OMAR P-ASIIa, SAGINAW,
r: it E's 1;sG a., Asa be-
| .AIeANEs, EQUATOR,
EUPIIIkATE*, ECLIPSE,
ONONOTES. EQCISUL.
as =; r. na.a M # AID be-
MARY STEWART, ILLINOIS,
sxssa spa axEs
COMET, ROCKET,
kas!cs 1s Dst nos 2: c-e'ssa, s1s: y oslssk
cAaai f4s.;:es ot LIS Csnllay, coz 2siaax
$50 Boats Of the Largest Class,
t:: s s ~ ';1:: H:1s r. 81 ~
ENrkEsSES ese1 sala rosi. eaast. sheu y en.1 M.
y sd slippers thes eSicrty su:sros faeass-
The transportation Of trts from tho East
E | West with reliability a1d lesEach-
! The " %Sfe1"ll Express,
tOvned srd ope.osei r. this Conpanr1 viii tc ran
he New YORK Central LII rca tb i,uf4. and connt
L. With various Railroads and Ab'e LInes u P,u ete
u. .uea tzslt - ua7 require more steecy Fast Il
y by Eand.
The 4tn aal S:esfase accommodating of sr*e Ste.
e.stavs lifted expressly With vitw to the cof>
" | anil safety Of pass~n+.trs.
atts II FrsxkI an ra.+oxr. Amply to the Azens
h Ctutrevs j: tic 0ace. Of tho Western frss,u1Ati
" EOtrany+ wee
t. at IRE Ia EIdlo- cs1a'!cs Sl2: New aal
j. Ii 3tal- r,>tnn. As.aE ltos4.r. urr d~Ay
- lis l3p!eE.-..--....Araay.t. Se* -
A Utica. y! Elscs *tsett.. nc
ITossaFt + Thu. A.nun ". hnlnfs. l:s hrst
j. HxanT Co... Err. t,nnar, Il .iulI L.. ~
II ] T. n. it.n3- I t..vc,na st.en-E a'hase..}
N:x Norris Se'e"1'' T. Il. >ui,h...- To!sd
| J. H. Sts.pt ,S1r:riss 5. A. Hntk'
= J. t. Hurt to- ur.Eut. JohIL.tn l. hotsss.
Jnr,hHTf Kxk'auI 60 MAntnx.
M.cs!lAc. John IIr!y........:: Rael
1T. hlrklsai. .skeboyg7u. kemsha lteT U hsLu=l
tlun'. N!l~ausee ". II. "'sa' Z w,s.xs ~;
HsthaVav s lsLn, 1:shmon! + Co., Z ars
be Gseen Eay. Cl.sea;s
, 1860-05-24
JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Maya
Stp,r Ga1eue t;utltY. Milwaukee, fundrics-
rtup NeIh. NJ. Salisbury, Buffalo, l4Tl lrkEs mase.
Prop Mnntezptna. Rabfns IT. Joseph. kGndr!es-
Prop lsaltcr. Brown, II. Juserh, CO.. K II ties.
l'rop Sun, Sjmrsen. CoIlingwood. snttres.
p1cn Mt4oontan hickey. Ngaen.busE!,, 81 ton: m1se.
Scfs Monsoon, Mctiraw, Mu-keeoh, la1 III lln.IeE.
sehs George Z. D.rw, Garrett Kalamazoo 20 III lI1uber 20
IN 18th.
S<hr Ogden. Wnlton hlliskeFnn, III m lumber.
Schs 4acina Isrown Gsct1 Bay 10 III u1nb.r 40 N la.
ScAs Spartan. faaes, Mn.ksEnr. eunarcs.
Sc!r Antelope Calow kaanaLoo 20 eds wood % lIn-
ter, II m shingles. :.
Scs,r Vents. hon.rsop, R!aek Lake. 20 m lumber
*c!,r Alpha, Gavan. S.,lth Haven. 10 eds waA.
S.hr Tempest. Leslie. Green tay, In m lumber.
*ehr Amtsica, ilavfs Occnlo. ~ a. lnmles.
Sei:r Young Furlorg, Grand River, 4o.m lumber.
Sths racinc, 1,ewyes. Oeonto. 80 III lumber.
, 1860-05-24

Gartrcs, Carriers. GMters.
Emb5olda.ed in SILK and re!rtt.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
Wire Elasties. in Ed, Linen nd Cotton.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
In Piak, in Blue. in White. In Red.
Carriers. Carriers. Carriers.
AL eorts End Sizes, All Patterns and fEees-
AT PARKS, 124 LAKE STREET.
, 1860-05-24
151presSes.

Erpresses.
r U I, L f Y L TYEEELL,
No. As Lake street,
Ask attention to ,hei, stock OF
CHINA, CROCKERY,
Glass and Silver Plated Ware,
T:11LE CUTLERY; Tg.z rR.4ss,
Housekeeping Goods.
E.pea.l!y .d.ptet 10 ,hs City Trste.
poAG, FARMER Il CO.'S
EXPRESS,
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Via New York and Eric Railroad,
AT CURRENT RAILROAD RATES.
Dv AT Rail or Raal ana Ss<au 10 HsoAIo
- Mars a. ,pasiass. EXPRESS. ana sns-re
orFM,GESz1l M Broa..way. cost.aaa .,rees LIS Broad
No. 9 Pomeroys Building, Chicago.
g eis a4as apply as afs;x 1fiss CHASE .~nt.
1AH'kFN.f ~ NAAA~GA- REea
TOR TIE GOLD REGIONS. |
Central Overland
California !r Pixies Peak
EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE NO. so DEA1enonH-sr.
Passengers and Freight to Pixies Peak,
SAFETY. CERTAINTY AND srEEp:
POM" ExPRRss.
Nos every s.urasy <vsnins i csiots e.r,iak stt*f
a 1xsi Saly "a ts pek se Sse TT s eya cas
Gty s. W..aoe Si!sr liats iaess,is sssnslio:
III se.ses I'll 4
= e s,I1x Z 9s i: aa 81 = e
IN eight d.ys.
| st. Joseph and Denver City
| DAILY STAGE LINE,
uH1tus ls:seaz*z. E1pnss raekases. Letters, Is.
| Through sx 6 l.2 Days.
ALEXANDER: MAJORS,
Hcnuy Freight Line,
To rke'. Peas. View Mexico aad Asizoa:a-
Ttr Undersigned has been sppointet General Aeen: fo
the ab Lines, in the SertaNest, and l. p:epAtd Il
r2n.es any business cnnn<cxI With Itts. He wilt fur
nis tickets TO fer til. daily Ane Of sta.s
~ Jotphso lenvtrtt7 curing seat. u advanss Q. he'll
arrival 1t The pl1c through Tickets tY HaifYoat
ard S;a:ss f,o Ct! suse Den.e. Gy: xetiss ~ q.
le,.sss, g. by The daily HE Of ka.e.. He will aln
t5. al .efxs 70, xas ct sysry de,e1l2ton 1t1shaa
Freixlt Lpe to my Of The named above: Alex Nj
jpEs Of the d1m Ct Russell, Ma]ers Naiael
se1biIify exrefiet eapfts and heavy equipments 70
The Transportation Of freight upon the Fsk-. and Arm
Supplies to Ctaa md New Mex1eo. well known. n.
preGastd 10 forward sny auu1t of esht Ec
may hr coh>scea hig through ht. ek~st with ernalu
Eat ct lie lss4asppi be referred Undersigned
Letter. OF inquiry promptly snsxend Apply 70 ar aare'
". II. Warbler, AR.n'.
. No. 70 Dearborn SIRE ,Chlca-o, III.
| Or, SAETEL x ALLEN. agents, st. Lou:s. Na.
! "' 4
, 1860-05-24
DACINE AND MISSISSIPPI
IL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TITE


TN sud at:.r April .1h lsa t::4Ih> will iaily. Sun
DAY exrep+el, ~ follows:
GIVING WEST:
Lea.e Rae1r+. Erme.4 ia..enssc u 1o:a; .aS!nE
ciD~e c1f7eeo,- ,r J7n+.s-. 4fHIi.on. t:1l*nl lsi
hngu~ and the Tc+. AYtv,t. 1T !t!v.k n l:1 t.h,.
Fr-pu.r s - fr~'g,t anil t-ssr1tker. At s.:l3
rm-aHvlnx t<Ieat VI 5:u5 Frerrost 1as4t
Ica1G clntan JurctE Expr }srnzrr Ills a.n,..
on arrlv4 rtan+ altessn ii Jan*% tlls,
YN,ux II fk!oif ut |: . .i., ffe~po1t At 13s
f;t>1N: FAT:
Learc Frepert E5pres$ ias~nera as 1s;3 t'~ctat
l.l5 r.u. clintl at lis c1ft~t'n: wis trim
p.l t.e sorLwe.t<sa a~d CAeas II ai. 'or J:+Ets-
vile ~ Ma4s IN: kae ~ " s:ta m ;.+ak:nk tIt%-c
cnnnt etiou to ChIeaEo. via u!~s1kse and thsc 70
Kasoan.
Frv!sht a1t l,trser. 4: f:,a pm. clot Al rs p.n,
Clinton ht s.t7 r.fn with ir4In fer Ja1sA
stlte: arriving It Karne II 5aj Am.
passsners Ea2.t. at rs asEss Af train. from
the Wtst, rs,En-tl: IT Clinton .fune'r with trAsA
for Jaue~v'le ant thra In AM
MATT TAI Lux. Superintendent
n 1 fAurTN t-,xJW